what if there's no ski. trips to. the street. this is d w news line from berlin acquitted and found innocent of blasphemy but still not free the husband of christian pakistani woman as you have bibi tells d.w. he fears for her safety after the government strikes a deal with the slightest hardliners protesting the decision to free her. the. u.s. sanctions are on their way back to iran as promised by u.s. president donald trump devolving to cuba iran nuclear deal this set to hit hard on monday targeting three major sectors of iran's economy. and it's been called game

over for european football as we know it leaked documents show the continent's top football clubs have been quietly planning to control of european football and form their own elite league we'll talk to one of the reporters who broke the story. i'm a diff kimani welcome to the program a christian pakistani woman whose case made world headlines is not yet free despite a supreme court decision finding her in a sense of blasphemy and lifting her death sentence. husband a six has also told an exclusive interview that he fears for his wife and the rest of their family's safety it's also emerged that how loyal has fled the country the supreme court decision to acquit her has stoked days of protests by islamist hardliners bibi was sentenced to die. for blasphemy in twenty ten after neighbors accused her of

insulting the prophet mohammed. i'm joined now by shallow shams from asia desk thanks for joining us so w. has found out that authorities are still holding asieh baby is she safe i mean we've had that has been told us that he's scared for his safety well you know it's obviously she's not safe. you soledad islamists took to discrete and they kind of forced the government i did barbara mistrust on dissent and. now on the husband fears for her security. we've talked that she would be taken out of the country immediately after after the supreme court. in a blasted week is on france got has not up and. some people some sources say that she asked the thing in security has been provided to her. one of my

sources said that she has already pledged to get it out but that cannot be confirmed but the thing is that the knife is in immense danger and pakistan does not just just want her dead and the government and reported brown mr khan who spoke on wednesday evening and he said that he would believe it would islamists strictly with an iron hand kind of surrender it's an abject shameless senator bob graham's aunt's government and also your previous life is an immense danger as we speak at shiloh what can you tell us about baby's husband i know he's spoken to today what did he say. what he said what i just thought of you he said that b.b.c. life is in danger and what happened is that the government the agreement between grams or france government and islamists is that there has been

a review petition firing in the supreme court and the government under the agreement said that he would not block perspective and would take measures to do that and bibi from. traveling abroad and if that happens if the government actually puts in the government actually put so bibi on the exit control list it would be extremely disappointing and that would be the third year of the state and i'll stick my cd actually door list out exactly and shallow is the extent of the agreement that bibi will not be allowed to leave the country as her case is being reviewed or is there more to it well the course and is that if the government has to really do a stand up to islam wrists who are bullet diode who have kept the state of the country under siege so we have to see if how old grams are hons government is

what we have seen that is that they have to police it or nurture the military has sent a note we have to understand that these islamist groups are extremely powerful austere b.b.n. mil we're going to stand cyclops not if she stays in august our own life is in big danger so the agreement is a big problem and we see that. if i'm through there is some kind of gutter job i promise or can i say that you're being would not you're going to. shadow shams from asia desk thank you. for having me on the show. iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei is slamming u.s. president donald trump after the u.s. announced it would reinstate all sanctions against iran khamenei said the u.s. would be the ultimate user over its decision and says the world disagrees with

trump's decision to pull out of the twenty fifteen nuclear deal the renewed restrictions on monday after having been lifted for the past three years the extensive sanctions will curtail iranian oil sales exports and shipping industries as well as cut the country all from international lenders and foreign business partners. when i joined by the guardian's iran correspondent saeed kamali dechen thank you for joining us aid so the u.s. says that these sanctions are aimed at the government and not the ukrainian people is it going to work this way. i mean this sanctions let me be very clear the sanctions target everyone inside iran is sanctions talk at townsend's of patients in need of life there in that sense and as you found out yesterday or indeed there is no exemption i mean of course sanctions are not directly targeted at medicine but in practice at least as we saw seven years ago five years ago as well they are going to be a huge obstacle to imports of sense and life mates and life saving medicines to

iran because basically it bears no banking relations between iranian balance and outside iran i mean when i today when i'm talking to you there's not a single tear one european bank that is doing business with anyone with anywhere inside iran so if you're a pharmacist inside iran if you're a pharmaceutical company in need of those huge medicines that you need important medicines and you need you don't have any ways of bringing it home right so it's a given that you've said these sanctions will affect everyone what will that reintroduction mean for every day. i mean these are the most stringent sanctions that the president tom has imposed on iran the first of those sanctions came into effect in august but the sanctions about or embargo in a country which is heavily still dependent on oil and so that means you know all aspects of iranian lives iranians from different walks of life are going to be affected if you're an iranian

a student who are planning to go abroad for your our education for example if you are i mean if you want to go on holiday or anything it would be hugely effective i mean we've already seen the iranian currency basically collapsing in our dollar is true times pricier than last year and we've seen a wave of protests in the streets and these are primarily because of pressure from outside and ironically it's going to be europe that is going to there i mean the pressure from if people are going to leave iran the first place they would go would be the europe and ironically of course europe is opposed to president trump's policy. and iran and yesterday as well the e.u. was very strong that i mean these sanctions are not in a should not be imposed basically because as the i.a.e.a. the international atomic energy agency has very five twelve times iran has a bit of butter or so basically dissensions are unilateral imposed by the u.s. and also they are they are trying to go illegal as well because we've had the international court of justice ruling not long ago and the act tramp is hoping to

use these sanctions to force the running to signing a new nuclear deal how likely is iran going to do that i mean if you look back to two thousand and fifteen when that agreement was signed i was covering it from geneva and other places myself i mean it was a result of tool years of negotiations and and i doubt personally that there's going to be any deal but in what is on the table of course it doesn't address a lot of issues that americans are concerned with like a list of programs for example but it was not supposed to address the matter if we're going in the first place if it was you know it was meant to dress iran's nuclear activities and today iran has a bit better or worse i mean iran has shipped out most of whose enrich uranium it has i mean caused a lot of its centrifuges inside inside iran and there is no sign whatsoever that they are and they are changing their attitude saying to come ali dechen thank you

for your insight. time now for some of the other stories making news around the world. in egypt thousands turned out for the burial of six members of the same christian family killed in a terror attack on friday they were returning from a baptism a to coptic one history in a province when the bus they were traveling in was ambushed by islamic militants. a group of migrants traveling from central america to the united states has crossed from guatemala into mexico more than a thousand people are estimated to be traveling together and earlier and large a group of migrants has now reached central mexico though about half of the members have dropped out u.s. president donald trump has vowed to block these groups at the u.s. border. an elaborate funeral has begun in bangkok for leicester city club football club. the thai billionaire died in a helicopter crash a week ago shortly after taking off on the ground in england the burial service is

to last for six days. the first shock revelations are emerging from a database called football leaks they include a plan by europe's top clubs to radically change the face of football by forming a new elite league of their own here's a look at the rule of germany's top in the allegations. behind the scenes byron munich has been plotting an attack on europe's soccer structure according to documents seen by germany's spiegel magazine buyers corporate attorney began planning to leave the champions league back in two thousand and sixteen byard together with a handful of other elite clubs are aiming to set up their own super league breaking away from european soccer's governing body you a phone. we are sent the message to you if we don't need you are being frank about it and we need to do this because otherwise we can't get what we want negotiations. the secret plans to break with you wait then the champions

league have already up the pressure top clubs have been given more money and more power in the season. but the football links documents show other clubs have taken the lead in plans to split from you wait for a binding declaration of intent is supposed to be signed this month the super league would be launched in the twenty twenty one twenty two season. byron munich is named as one of eleven founding members in the exclusive european super league there would be no relegation other clubs such as boris the adornment could join their ranks by invitation only. pray they get this it's obvious that these plans these ideas exist and i think some of europe's biggest clubs are working to make it happen. where we draw the line is any suggestion that we could leave the bundesliga that's unimaginable for dortmund or set up only for them. but not for byard

the secret documents show the munich club has already examined whether it could lead the bundesliga but then aborted the idea responding to media questions by and said it had no knowledge of the reported declaration of intent and that the club doesn't comment on confidential talks. earlier we spoke to christophe vent about an investigative journalist and german magazine. his father of the team that be nice to this story and he told us what these revelations could mean for european football this is a very important moment in european football because it changes the policy structure fundamentally so far you if i has always organized these kind of competitions and now the most powerful in the richest clubs say they don't need you a fight anymore and they were able to pressurize you into a reform where they would gain more power and more money and we've seen this in the past couple years and national competitions that have that they have become more

lopsided because of that money so it's very interesting for every football fan to see how this turns out. that was crystal. speaking to us and well for now the bundesliga is still alive and kicking and this weekend's play began with a strong display from frankfurt away to stuttgart sebastian scored the open up for the visit as early in the first half went on to decide the match with two from ping had a perfect front foot strike to. unknown in the front of the go in the thirty second minute the croatian foreign home second just before the final whistle frankfurt's front line again combine well to put the result beyond doubt substitute showing some acrobatics to to make it to. you watching the news live from berlin wall to come at the top of the hour and

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