Hi, I am William in Kenya and you're listening to the Happy Point.

I'm Eli. Me and my band has played a last-and-reay. You all listen to the Happy Point.

Hi, my name's Isis and this is the Happy Point.

It's certain years. This is the Happy Point from the BBC World Service.

I'm Jackie Leonard and in this edition, uploaded on Saturday, July 1,

the successful campaign to stop 100,000 wild monkeys being captured and exported from Sri Lanka to China.

The campaign was brilliant. It was fast. It was efficient. It was global.

It was a straight team of conservationists from around the world.

We'll be in Australia.

And a motorcycle policeman ended up pulling him over saying,

what are you doing speeding, going through red lights and they said to the police,

and he said, well, I started with two passengers and now I've got three. What do you want me to do?

That's Isis, born in a taxi and looking for the taxi driver and the young author

who wants to inspire her readers.

Live in the spirit of the power of your name.

I want people who read this book to feel like their name is special.

Also in this podcast, the largest school meals program in Africa.

For me, being able to go home and sleep knowing these 140,000 kids

that are able to be impacted positively,

it just gives me so much excitement and full feeling.

Now our editor insists on quite a high threshold for animal stories to get into the happy pod.

So this one is a proper news story.

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