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at the age of 29, time is running out for bilal to make his mark in professional boxing.it. i'm still relevant. potters resort in norfolk celebrates its 20th anniversary this year as host to the world indoor bowls championships. despite having female champions in previous years, this year's field is made up entirely of men. 0rganisers are hoping that will change in years to come. tom williams reports from hopton—on—sea. the cream of the world bowls tour having fun before the action starts for real. it's the 20th successive year that potters has staged the flagship vent, nowt —— flagship event. proud on many levels, for getting a world championship to norfolk. whilst i can quietly be proud of that, what i'm most proud about is the relationships we've seen about is the relationships we've seen being built over 20 years. the event seen being built over 20 years. the eve nt m oved seen being built over 20 years. the event moved to the norfolk resort in 1999 from scotland. much has changed in 20 years, not least the carpet colour. this year no ladies qualified for the open sin

. >> and for more we are joined live from kabul by journalist bilal sarwary. bilal, the attack is over as we just reported. but what is the situation on the streets right now? and of course now we're getting this higher death toll as a result of that attack. how tense is the aftermath? >> look, kabul is a city with a really broken heart. as i've said before, the streets are empty. you really don't find the same, you know, chaos of life that you would have here, the traffic jams. and i really feel sorry for the seven million people or so who live here. because you can't go to restaurants you. can't go to shopping malls. they've all been attack and there are these constant attacks. the fatalities and casualties today that you're alluding to, they did not happen in the front lines somewhere in a remote or a valley on the border with pakistan. so that is quite a worrying development that afghan cities, including kabul is becoming another deadly front. put yourself into the shoes of an afghan soldier, i would say. when he is killed, he is the sole breadwinner. he l

as an amateur boxer bilal fawaz has enjoyed great success but his biggest fight so far has been outsidehis life was turned upside down when as a young child his mother was killed. he was sent to the uk and told he was meeting his father. but when he arrived in london he realised he'd been tricked. when he arrived in london he realised he'd been trickedlj when he arrived in london he realised he'd been tricked. i was keptin realised he'd been tricked. i was kept ina realised he'd been tricked. i was kept in a house and i wasn't allowed to go to school, i was not allowed to go to school, i was not allowed to go to school, i was not allowed to go out. for a significant amount of timei to go out. for a significant amount of time i contemplated running away andi of time i contemplated running away and ifinally of time i contemplated running away and i finally summoned the courage to actually do that. he was put into foster ca re, to actually do that. he was put into foster care, at 18 he started making asylu m foster care, at 18 he started making asylum applications to stay in the uk. he was

i spoke with journalist bilal sarwary about how officials are dealing with the uptick in attacks. >> afghan counterterrorism officials are saying that's exactly what they want to find out. but what is clear, the attacker was in an ambulance, he had said he had a patient when he was stopped at the second checkpoint. that's when he detonated his explosives. a day after that attack, today kabul is a city with a broken heart and with a broken soul. i was able to go out in the city. i really didn't see the same hustle and bustle. the traffic jams, the life, all of kabul is quite chaotic as a city. so obviously, afghanistan continues to lose not only with lives but also there are economic losses and people are actually quite scared to come out and just do their daily day-to-day business. at this stage, sources within the health ministry are saying that a number of those people wounded, some of them are in critical conditions. we know some of the victims have lost their body parts like arms, and legs. and some family members are even still trying to find out what happened to their loved one

capital killing eleven servicemen and injuring sixteen a short time ago i spoke with local journalist bilal saturday. five suicide attackers two of them killed by afghan national security forces and another two of them detonated their explosives and one of them was detained he said jacket a rocket propelled grenade in four forty seven's were seized. almost. about four hours residents in that area before did hearing loud explosions there was the use of having small weapons so the fact that these militant groups can't really strike while in targeting these key military institutions as well as. security areas in kabul remains a serious source of concern for people living here in kabul today's attack. didley one for the afghan national security forces remember they were killed not on the front line somewhere in some of the more districts or in the province where this is every day of fighting i think that alone tells you that cities including kabul is becoming another. front in the afghan government just continues to struggle to prevent these militants from carrying out these attacks. the countr

mainstream media has a history of becoming in chanted by jihadi affiliated want to be reporters take bilal abdulla karim the story teller when it came to the battle for aleppo people executed it's as simple as that what can i do here in syria blend in the crowd i don't think so am i going to turn my so over to the regime forces absolutely not so what that he's giving a platform to a suicide bomber right at least he's taking all the right boxes they say you have to protect human rights. they support the terrorism so how on earth. of course human rights supporter of that's that's the bottom line of the hippocratic they have double standards. if this happens in the u.s. mainland would be accept it terrorists would be available terrorist organizations and to say the they have good cause of course not the mainstream media has a habit of putting itself on a journalistic pedestal getting the facts right giving balance and using trusted sources but those standards appear to be selective and only if the story fits the cover it was done of r.t. meanwhile fighting is still ongoing in series italy pro

in germany say they experience anti semitism in their everyday lives a study by the university of bilal feld says that twenty nine percent of jews in germany say they were insulted or harassed within the last twelve months three percent of them said they have been physically attacked now anti-semitism is often tabled with criticism of israeli politics last year a study found that forty percent of german citizens agreed with this statement saying looking at israel's policies i can understand that people are against jews. now most germans learn about the holocaust in school but many people here are wondering is that enough a local berlin politician named sauce on chamblee says that all germans including those seeking asylum here should be required to visit a concentration camp at least once in their life or yourself as muslims she's the daughter of palestinian refugees and she says she's concerned about the integration of the next generation of young muslims in germany she fixed visits like the one you're about to see can make a big difference. today's lesson is a visit to a concentration

capital killing eleven servicemen and injuring sixteen a short time ago i spoke with local journalist bilal saturday. five suicide attackers two of them killed by afghan national security forces and another two of them detonated their explosives and one of them was detained he said jacket a rocket propelled grenade in for forty seven or so.

mainstream media has a history of becoming in chanted by jihadi affiliated want to be reporters take bilal abdulla karim the story teller when it came to the battle for aleppo people executed it's as simple as that what can i do here in syria blend in the crowd i don't think so am i going to turn my so over to the regime forces absolutely no so what that he's giving a platform to a suicide bomber right at least he's taking all the right boxes they say you have to protect human rights. they support the terrorism so how on earth. of course human rights supporters of that's that's the bottom line of the hippocratic they have double standards. if this happens in the u.s. mainland would they accept terrorists to be available terrorist organizations. to say they have good cause of course not the mainstream media has a habit of putting itself on a journalistic pedestal getting the facts right giving back.

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. >> bilal this attack happening near an area that's known for shopping, people coming together, government buildings there. but let's put this into context, because just a week ago, we saw another attack at the intercontinental hotel there. is there a sense among people that the taliban is picking up the pace here, and what are people saying about that? >> well, we definitelyville seen a very clear shift in strategy both on the part of taliban and islamic state in terms of moving the fighting from provinces and rural areas into the cities. we have to remember the american military, other international forces, afghan special forces, are really going after mid and high-level taliban as well as islamic state leadership. so they've lost their commanders and fighters. and i think they want to strike inside cities to create a climate of fear, but to also really send a message that we can actually hit you in some of the most secure locations. where the attack took place, this used to be the old interior ministry and it's not very far from the swedish embassy, from the european union, from the ind

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