thank you for _ to speak to us on bbc's. -- margaret greenwood. -- margaretl greenwood. thank you for speaking to us on bbc news. two deadly explosions have rocked pakistan. more than 50 people are dead. the first explosion was near a mosque in the south—western province of balochistan as people celebrated the birth of the prophet muhammad. police say at least 52 people were killed there, with another 50 injured. police suspect it was a suicide attack targeting the religious gathering in mastung city. these pictures are from balochistan, pakistan's largest province. the region has suffered mutiple attacks from groups including the pakistani taliban and islamic state group. and in a separate explosion, at least five people are reported to have died at a blast at a mosque near the city of peshawar. many more were feared trapped under the collapsed building. our correspondent in islamabad, saher baloch, gave us this update. at the moment, what we know is that in hangu, which is a district in khyber pakhtunkhwa, the rescue workers have completed the op

that is margaret greenwood.ssistance to call emergency services or her constituency office. merseyside police are appealing for anyone with —— cam footage anyone who witnessed it has access cctv to respond. thank ou ve it has access cctv to respond. thank you very much- _ it has access cctv to respond. thank you very much- any _ it has access cctv to respond. thank you very much. any further - you very much. any further developments, we will speak to you. let's just take you to malta now — where leaders of nine mediterranean and southern european countries are meeting for talks expected to focus on migration. here's the european union chief ursula von der leyen arriving for that meeting a short time ago. she's with the prime minister of malta robert abela. we know that president macron is also there alongside others. they are hoping that some kind of solution can hopefully be thrashed out. we bring you some of the statistics. they are quite staggering. the un refugee organisation says more than 2,500 people have

we've also just had a tweet coming from margaret greenwood, the mp for wirral west who says her thoughtsd on the m 53. i know the emergency services are involved and are working to support people, but she's also put her office number on there. that is the local mp asking people who need support to get in touch with her. i'm just taking a look at the live page as well that you can see on the bbc news website where there are correspondence working across the bbc -- correspondence working across the bbc —— and what we know is happening at alder hey children's hospital as they have declared a state of emergency. 50 people being assessed at the scene so far. 0ne female patient taken to hospital, and you canjust patient taken to hospital, and you can just see patient taken to hospital, and you canjust see in patient taken to hospital, and you can just see in those pictures now that that is the boss, the school bus carrying children from two separate schools that overturned on the motorway at around eight o'clock this morning. stay with us here on bbc news. you can also head to our website to f

we've seen various mps and - they need access to support. 1a: we've seen various mps and i know margaret greenwoodnstituency office number and said she was happy to speak to people and we have seen alison mcgovern, one of our local mps doing similarand alison mcgovern, one of our local mps doing similar and angela eagle and mick whiteley as well, so all of the mps in the wirral have got involved and it's that kind of community. we were contacted by a local councillor who was stuck in a queue close to the accidents happening and gave us an update. i think people are rallying round and the children get the help they need and we are that kind of community, so i'm sure everyone will be thinking of those children and giving them the help they need over the coming days. that giving them the help they need over the coming days-— the coming days. that was jamie bowman from — the coming days. that was jamie bowman from the _ the coming days. that was jamie bowman from the wirral - the coming days. that was jamie bowman from the wirral globe. | bowman from the wirral globe. earlier nick garnett was outside

i know margaret greenwood, one of the local mps, she tweeted her constituency office number and saidovern, another local mp, doing similar and angela eagle and mick whiteley as well, so all of the wirral mps have got involved. it's that kind of community, really. we were contacted by a local councillor who was stuck in the queue close to where the accident happened and gave some updates, so i think people are rallying around and hopefully the children will get the help they need and, yes, we are that kind of community so i'm sure everyone will be thinking of those children and giving them the help they need in the coming days.— giving them the help they need in the cominu da s. g . . ., ~ the coming days. jamie bowman, thank ou for the coming days. jamie bowman, thank you forioining — the coming days. jamie bowman, thank you forioining us _ the coming days. jamie bowman, thank you forjoining us on _ the coming days. jamie bowman, thank you forjoining us on bbc _ the coming days. jamie bowman, thank you forjoining us on bbc news - you forjoining us on bbc news without insight into the