azadeh moshiri, bbc news, islamabad.that ukraine... he accuses russia of continuing what he calls a terror against ukraine. he writes on x that ukraine is fighting for a normal, safe life which it deserves, four piece fair and lasting, we want this war to end, but russia doesn't and it continues its air terror. doesn't and it continues its airterror. he doesn't and it continues its air terror. he states that over the past week, more than 1050 air attack drones, almost 1300 a peace deal, then the air attacks need to stop. and of attacksneedtostop. and of all this course all of this following the which did not go to gigggrneethcg which did not go to when he plan, arguably. when he met president trump. and that's it lia, day in london, ukraine 7 ukraine summit in sir starmer unveiled a poor keir starmer unveiled a poor point plan. a lot point peace plan. a lot of different lines coming from the -- four -oint plan. volodymyr zelensky accusing russia of continuing he as air terror what he describes as air terror ukraine, not

azadeh moshiri, bbc news, islamabad.nounced by the government. under the current system, freeholders acting as landlords can sell the right to live in a property for a set period. but ministers today propose replacing leaseholds with a new commonhold system, where homeowners would own a share of their building. our reporter tarah welsh has more. the government is proposing to completely overhaul the way blocks of flats are owned. under the current leasehold system, a freeholder owns the building and a leaseholder buys the right to occupy their home for a fixed amount of time. many leaseholders complain about a lack of control over communal costs and service charges. the housing minister says he wants to change that, by moving to a commonhold system. it would mean a ban on new leasehold flats, and that people could take ownership of their buildings. the government says this would end an unfair feudal leasehold system. commonhold is used in other parts of the world. it's only england and wales that are left behind. we need

our pakistan correspondent azadeh moshiri reports from islamabad.eived his visa extension, but his wife was still waiting. he decided to go with them to the camp. perfamily, only one blanket. and also they collect the phone of everyone. hearing, but were denied entry. this woman was also locked out of these gates and was trying to visit her sister in the camp. come here in pakistan? this area is home to many afghans, which is why you'll see so much afghan food and shops. in the country today. but pakistan is frustrated by what it calls very slow could mean for them. the taliban takeover. thatjob has doomed me. the taliban government has told the bbc they can all live hamed's family feels safer spending most out of their homes. many others we've spoken to also feel stranded ijust want i just want to take you back to ukraine summit that took in london yesterday, led 855 00:25:17,23