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Hello and welcome to NewsHour from the BBC World Service.
I'm Celia Hatton, and I'm coming to you live from our studio in central London.
Coming up, a little later in the program, it's a new family member.
She's an aunt to my children, a. Friend to my wife.
It's really amazing, something that just happens in the movies.
I guess.
That's an advert for the DNA testing firm 23andMe.
Everyone has a DNA story is the tagline.
But now the company is filing for bankruptcy.
What will happen to customers?
Genetic data now.
But first, our top story on NewsHour today.
We begin in Turkey.
That's the sound of crowd chaos in one of Europe's biggest cities, cities in Stamboul.
The popping noises you can hear are the sounds of police using tear gas,
water cannon and pepper spray to try to repel thousands of angry protesters.
And perhaps it tells us just how angry they are over the arrest of Turkey's main opposition figure,
Ekrem Imamolu.