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some light at the end of the tunnel thank you come on harder with that corona virus update from islamabad. meanwhile the official number of infections across the u.s. is now past 5000000 there is concern the actual figure may be much higher health officials are urging the use of face masks and social distancing but and you have scenes like this in south dakota over the weekend around 400000 people gathering for a 10 day motorcycle rally in the city is still just as of this week 40 percent of us infections are in just 5 states florida california texas new york and georgia. also hearing from the u.n. how the coronavirus pandemic poses a grave health threat to the world's indigenous peoples for example in brazil over 19 is already kill hundreds of people in its vulnerable indigenous communities supporters from. indigenous peoples have suffered from devastating viruses since their 1st contact with outsiders covered 19 is simply the latest and the sitting particularly hard when so many communities already struggling against environmental damage and economic hardship. in the amazon territories

ok we have to leave it there kemal thank you very much kemal hyder our correspondent there in islamabad. a 2nd wave of the coronavirus being worried about in germany more than $20000.00 and protestors social distancing and mass schools conduct a march in berlin earlier this month a little elements of the far right and the left are trying to generate resentment of the government's health policies dominic kane reports. a sunny day in stuttgart and anti corona protesters are on the streets they believe their fundamental freedoms are under threat not from the virus but from the measures in place to prevent it worsening marches like this have been occurring sporadically for some considerable time most notably in berlin at the start of the month the common link between these political extremes is the feeling that ministers are acting beyond their constitutional powers for example that. i would demand is basically going back to democracy away with these laws been imposed on us away with the masks that make us slaves the protesters are made up of many different groups some from the far left of

kemal hyder has more now from islamabad. the prime minister of pakistani administered kashmir speaking on. a forum saying that what was happening across the border wars in our dialogue down by death date. of course condemned the india and truck saying that indian forces were meeting out atrocities against the people of kashmir any president bush speaking before a crowd he said that india and its government under it in their modi will following a policy of demographic change across pakistan it is considered a black day because it marks one of the an occasion of meat off the article 370 border war but there are also apprehensions that night in their modi with this controversial citizenship law and a fact i did a lifelong member of the rights to. song indicates that india is now moving away from that policy that it used to have and that it is going in an extreme direction which of course is also angry neighborhoods like nepal. and china well india's prime minister narendra modi has laid the foundation stone for hindu temple at

in the pakistani capital islamabad i think school let's go to elizabeth for all the india correspondent and. new delhi india obviously has been the focal point for not just the media but for the international community for quite some time. the mark down has been described as an open prison for those in kashmir allowed any freedom of movement or assembly especially today. good evening so how so people in kashmir are under a complete lockdown they have been for a number of weeks now the government said it was to stop the spread of the coronavirus well on monday the indian government said that the region would be put under curfew putting in even more restrictions on tuesday and wednesday citing the possibility of protests to mark one year since the regions or tommy was for a vote the government went back on that all but joining the sub spoken to say that whether it's a few or not people they very much feel that the restrictions which are in place to die for the opposition on the one year anniversary political leaders who have been planning to meet today to try to find a political solution

and destroyed roads thinking hundreds of villages are serious kemal hider joins us now live from islamabad kemal what's the latest. where did you mention this particular monsoon had hit. just on provenge where roads and. bridges have been swept away. more dollars ready and so that imports coming out of some of the data showed that some of the religious. also because of the excessive grain endy in catchment mountains that ever end so. swollen river and that it's got a problem then. and we have reports of damage to property and infrastructure. in the north. most of the. strength right now it didn't that's right however the media logical department warning that. the end of september and at out of flood warning issued flood warnings have been issued in several areas i know that keeping a close watch come on many thanks indeed. high to reporting live from islamabad where heavy rain has brought flash flooding to large areas of northern sudan hundreds of homes and farms upand damaged or destroyed many of the affected areas were along the nile which often of a flows during the rainy season. didn't

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elizabeth branham who's standing by for us in new delhi but 1st let's go to the command highways in islamabad understand the prime minister has a message what is it. well the prime minister all variously will be showing a shawl solid data. he had already. pointed to the ambassador for the calls yesterday and i kept in a meeting decided that day will be a new political map. which shore day disputed region. part of pakistan all sorts stating that it has to be decided in line with the united nations security council resolutions on the. united nations security council resolutions which are still pending pakistan wants this issue to be added to on that forum i noted warned that any confrontation between the 2 countries would go beyond the wall and also the fact that the pakistani prime minister. has become an open prison that india revoked article 37 day and decided to. meet also bringing up issues china. did not dog their disputed region and while the international community may not be so concerned despite focused on warning that regional countries are very innovative nepal is already shown its m

his country played an important role in defusing tensions between saudi arabia and iran he said islamabad prevented a military escalation from taking place in the gulf region he also spoke about last year's border skirmish with india and new delhi's decision to revoke indian administered kashmir is autonomy. the indian government rather than. asking us for an explanation or water proof trying to prove that pakistan wasn't this sent the jets and bombed us we we had to retaliate one of the indian jets was brought down in pakistan. we returned the pilot because pakistan does not want an escalation and i repeat do nuclear armed countries you can order of forward an escalation because you do not want no one's even a small skirmish starts you don't know where it will end up and that's why we tried our best to tell the indians the let's resolve this issue on the table we are willing to talk to them but that was only till 5th august last year when the 5th of august last year was the day that new delhi stripped indian administered kashmir with special status and placed the whole region under lockd

at least $800000.00 children c'mon haida has more from islam a bot. 50 rated on the outskirts of islamabad no $48.00 advocation of the polio widest hair in pakistan just of one it's gone and pakistan are now their 2 remaining countries pakistan's battered against polio began in the mid 99 however of pakistan has suffered many crises including the alpha one wall and up rollback effect of dad also the fact that protestants driver larry along the of onboard what carter all for many because of the conflict there the program said back in 2011 after a fake cia. program. to take up in law didn't read about their gave an excuse to come of the group fighting against the government or start targeting wreck the nation doesn't have been nooses communicate because of this. and these are the sensitive a.d.r.'s and there is a boss tasty offer on the attacks and these are. the security forces so as a precaution that he may as we are through aiding security to these people he has like not just on is how his unless he decides we have successfully conducted this campaign my crossed my know what some people w

recently but health workers say that's because less testing is being carried out joins us live from islamabad what does this mean for pakistanis. let's not forget people have been in their homes for over 5 months we've seen. people. very bad. day we're going to go back to their restaurants but they will be. included. they will be in 60 minutes in between that. and. then the medical. warning that may be. followed. by. the pakistani prime minister. specific. number of. however that. warning that. i'm not. a big point ok kimo many thanks to the correspondent in pakistan. the official number of corona virus infections across the united states is now past 1000000 but there are concerns the actual figure could be much higher health officials are urging the use of face masks and social distancing but this was the scene in south dakota this weekend around 400 people gathered for a 10 day motorbike rally in the city of sturgis this week 40 percent of u.s. infections are in 5 states florida california texas new york and georgia. lebanon's cabinet is due to meet in the coming hours to discuss possibly e

months officials have also banned lunch gatherings because of the pandemic high that has most from islamabad the prime minister is going to be addressing the legislative assembly of pakistani controlled kashmir of course will be sending a message of their dad it be with the people of kashmir to mach one ear over and they mean all india revoked article 370 earlier the pakistani president also came out in front of parliament addressing a large protest gathering in which that india had learned from israel on how to change their demography. and if the indians were so confident about the fact that dad support i do is sure did allow the international and local media into the rally the message from pakistan that they stand by with the people of kashmir yesterday an important decision was made by the cabinet and the decision that by your standard announcing a new political map of gaucherie and pakistan which of course included to push me. towards an international issue armed to the united nations that i live introduced and that budget on born to georgia to send the implementation 11 on implemented a

purana moos standing by for us live in new delhi but 1st let's go over to come on hi there he's in islamabad and the prime minister is supposed to make an address what's this message . well the prime minister is going to be a great thing to legislate david assembly. made because it will be sending a message of solidarity with the people of kashmir. one near over and they meet all india revoked article chief 70 earlier the pakistani president also came out in front of parliament addressing a large protest gathering and we. had learned from asia on how to change their demography. if the indians were so confident about the fact that dad support sure did allow the international and local media into the message from august on that day stand by with the people of coach made yesterday an important decision made by the cabinet. decision on what they're now and saying a new political map of. august on which of course included saying that dates more than international issue under the united nations that are live and reduce. their delusions employer mandate 11 implemented illusions that made its concer

a think policy think tank based in islamabad he explains the long term impact of school closures. there's a lot of focus on school re openings a lot of countries have tried to reopen schools some with some success others you know have had to go back to shutting them down there is an anticipation here in pakistan that september 15th is probably the outer limit of how long government can sort of hold on the for private schools especially low cost private schools in particular are forced to open because many of them are going to go bankrupt the long term implications of the learning loss the long term implications of the policy momentum that has been lost in a country like pakistan where the estimates are that still over 20000000 kids are out of school kids that should be in school according to the constitution and according to any metric or measure of sort of human decency and yet the fact that schools have been closed as long as they have the number of bankruptcies in the low cost private school sector the learning loss impact especially on kids that are of a younger age all of tho

comes as the army hails major successes in cracking down on the on groups i'll hire has more from islamabad . it's very good taliban pakistan had made an announcement that 2 major danger groups which had party where you're ready t.t.p. were back in the mainstream now the announcement was also made by your model r.r. which was implicated and held responsible for the deadly attack on army public olympic showered grantee 14 which was condemned at the time by the leader of the delicate taliban pakistan however it was an attempt to send a message that they were still strong after day had been driven out of pakistan's tribal territories and i just got included several. operations by the pakistani military to drive out the day to get taliban pockets on other cards at relative other various groups operating from their tribal territories along the afghan border the t.t.p. in afghanistan got to introduce. some of the leaders that were trying to reunite succeeded in bringing back jim you. back into the fold of the t.t.p. and their bold. took early june to move to the new delhi masood who is the lives

at the grand mosque in islamabad and says as evidence people are following the government standard operatingprocedures known as peace did a few warships go. ahead and bogged on all through the government issued. their report should dogs of the breed in order to gain their spending make earlier in ramadan the government decided to eat down restrictions before. and to our dangerous spike in the number of cases reported from across the country right now people are observing the india open centers of august on but in the rural area it's another story the fear ward they're targeted on could be faced with a huge crisis ridden number of deaths mounting however it has so far been able to see it don't turn and by the bugs on the prime minister. nor charge down the country because of a fear that people would be on the street and unemployed so far the government tactic has worked why did it. sound the trumpets and of course a word of caution let down your guard and you made the 2nd bite. divers have removed 500 kilograms of abandoned fishing nets from a sunken submarine off the greek island of cataloni

capital as well as other cities a one minute silence was held at a rally in the national capital islamabad. has more from pakistan's capital. the prime minister of. speaking on. a forum. what was happening across the border was not a lockdown by death. of god. the indian saying that indian forces were meeting out. against the people of kashmir the. president. speaking before a crowd. and a government under their in their modi following a demographic change. something that they have learned from the israelis across pakistan it is considered a black day because it marks one of the an occasion of meat off the article to 70 boardwalk but there are also apprehensions that night in their more days with its controversial citizenship law and a fact i did a lifelong member of the raj to. indicate that india is now moving away from that they kill a policy that did you to have and that it is going in an extreme direction which of course is also angering neighborhoods like nepal bangladesh and china also the fact that india worth calling me to issue a bilateral issue but after article teeth 70 world w

across the border in islamabad we find more kids passion for the same sport and harbor the same future. oh. what if like john. king with some mana. they're going to listen. to be. going to the set i'm listening. what did your grandmother see when you 1st said that you want to. get over my dead body the only. pakistani activist the car you want to change those negative attitudes. in many ways that thing that to this generation is far more hardline antagonistic and more partisan than the generation in 1040 because even though a lot of families you know who who migrated who suffered partition went through horrific tragedies there was also co-dependence was also coexistence for the younger children today there's no coexistence in pakistan you don't come across an indian let alone in the world. according to a it's a situation made worse by governments censoring the story of what happened in 947 the state has emphasized and reinforce certain partition arthurs over other partition so what you're then reading in textbooks or in the media narratives of that also state sanction is a lot of inter

were in solidarity with the people of indian administered kashmir they were also demonstrations in islamabad. was that. all good faith that day walked article 5070 of the constitution stripping the. bog down in india have 40 wall go what they. did get it dirty. that did. something that brought china entered the fray because. now the prime minister had. to issue a new political map off by get on. me. and that had to be their day and their gardens read. un resolution the pakistani prime minister brushed aside any notion of a military solution but said that he will continue to remind the united nations again and again about its promises they made to the people of push me to hold a pledge to stay and to decide their future the pakistanis of course have also been warning the international community of the potential for conflict in this region something that could escalate beyond a conventional war and the pakistani prime minister say that the international community must pay heed it must be understood that there are $11.00 outstanding resolutions on the issue of kashmir however did little really

comes as the army hill successes in cracking down on the armed groups col hyder has more now from islamabad. it's very good taliban pakistan had made an announcement that 2 major plane terror groups which had party where you read the t.t.p. were back in the mainstream now the announcement was also made by your model r.r. which was implicated and held responsible for the deadly attack on army public olympic showered grantee 14 which was condemned at the time by the leader of the technique a taliban pakistan however it was an attempt to send a message that they were still strong after they had been driven out of pakistan's tribal territories and out of court included several. operations by the pakistani military to drive out the good taliban pockets on other cards as well as other various groups operating from their tribal territory along the afghan border the t.t.p. in afghanistan got to introduce. some of the leaders that were trying to reunite succeeded in bringing back jim you. back into the fold of the t.t.p. and their bold. took early june to move to the new delhi masood who is the live

this one was organised by a right—wing religious party in islamabad. political map of pakistan which sort of lays claim really, to india minister kashmir. and small portions of the indian state and india has dismissed this map, of course. but i think what this shows really is that in pakistan there is a recognition that a military action is not feasible. the two countries india and pakistan have gone to war on occasion in the past over kashmir. and i think there‘s a recognition within the pakistani government and in the pakistani army that that is not possible at the moment. stay with us on oustide source, still to come: the remarkable story of a woman who was getting ready to give birth in a beirut hospital when the explosion rocked lebanon‘s capital. people from black and ethnic minority backgrounds face greater barriers when trying to protect themselves from coronavirus compared with white people according to a report by the race equality think tank, the runnymede trust. the report suggests that they are more likely to be key workers and live in mul

solidarity with the people of indian administered kashmir and there were also demonstrations in islamabad how serious come all haida was there. pakistan is marking all good faith that day walked article 370 of the constitution stripping the region off its are drawn to me bogged down in india have for several wars go where the disputed territory gets done saying that they were done unilaterally move on something that had also brought china into the fray because china disputed the region of large dogwood india now the pakistani prime minister had decided to issue a new political map of pakistan which shows me as a disputed region and that has to be said in accordance with relevant un resolutions the pakistani prime minister brushed aside any notion of a military solution but said that he will continue to remind the united nations again and again about its promises made to the people of kashmir to hold a plebiscite and to decide their future the pakistanis of course have also been warning the international community of the potential for conflict in this region something that could escalate b

a policy think tank he joins us now from islamabad thank you for your time one longer term impacts will this missing out have on young people particularly in the global south and developing countries. i think you know it's probably the most important question that needs to be asked you know there was a lot of focus on school re openings a lot of countries have tried to reopen schools some with some success others you know have had to go back to shutting them down but there was an anticipation here in pakistan that september 15th is probably the outer limit of how long government can sort of hold on before private schools especially low cost private schools in particular are forced to open because many of them are going to go bankrupt but these temporal considerations ignore the question that you asked which as i said is probably the most vital the long term implications of the learning loss the long term implications of the policy momentum that has been lost in a country like pakistan where the estimates are that still over 20000000 kids are out of school kids that should be in school a

a flag hoisting ceremony was held at president house in islamabad.uspect my windows will be rattling just as they were last night as the thunderstorms roll on by across the southern part of the british isles. that is a fraction of the weather story. other areas have had a lot of low—level cloud hanging around for the greater part of the day. and elsewhere, so warm pleasant sunshine until maybe 1—2 thunderstorms roll on by. not a great deal of difference in the pattern overnight, much of the activity will be found towards the south and high pressure keeping it more settled to scotland and northern ireland. quite a lot of low—level cloud creeping back in from the north sea here, and itjust depends on weather you catch one of these passing thunderstorms or hefty showers. further north, the cloud really pours on in, so it will be a grey old start to the weekend for many. it will not be that cold in the north, 10—13, another humid night in the south with the humidity still up, despite the fact that temperatures are coming back a degree or two. the weekend