from berlin acquitted and found innocent of blasphemy but do not free the husband of christian pakistani woman as he tells you he fears for his fate to the government strike the deal with islam is hard line as protecting the decision to free to. get out and vote that's the message from the u.s. presidents past and present ahead of tuesday's midterm elections here which issues are motivating voters. most the poll. also coming up it's being called a game overall for european football as we know it leaked documents show the continent's top football clubs have been quietly planning to seize control of european football and form their own and each league. i'm welcome to the show 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. has also told you in an exclusive interview that he fears for his wife and the rest of their family's safety it's also emerged that her lawyer has fled the country the supreme court decision to acquit her has stoked days of protests by

berlin acquitted and found innocent have brought so many but still not free the husband of christian pakistani woman as you know baby tells me he fears for her safety off of the government strikes a deal with islamist hardliners protesting the decision to free. also coming up u.s. sanctions are on their way back to iran as promised by u.s. presidents donald trump of the vowing to kill the iran nuclear deal the sanctions are set to hit hard on monday targeting of three major sectors of iran's economy. mackinnon thanks so much for joining us a christian pakistani woman whose case has made head well to headlines is not yet free despite a supremes court decision finding her innocent of blasphemy and lifting her death sentence all the a baby's husband a sick must see has told you in an exclusive interview that he fears for his wife and the rest of their family's safety it has also now emerged the lawyer has fled the country the supremes court decision to acquit the stokes days of protests by islamist hardliners bibi was sentenced to death of blasphemy in two thousand and ten off to neighbors accuse

live from berlin acquitted and found innocent of lots of me but still not free the husband of christian pakistani woman as you have bibi tells you he fears for her safety after the government strikes a deal with islamist hardliners protesting the decision to. also coming up u.s. sanctions all on their way back to iran as promised by u.s. president donald trump after vowing to kill the iran nuclear deal the sanctions all set to hit hard on monday targeting three major sectors of iran's economy. and it up honestly to show coming up straight off the news we'll see if legal leaders can maintain their unbeaten run when they travel to both spoke to us will have all the rest of the day is goals. i knew because mckinnon thanks so much for joining us. a christian pakistani woman whose case has made world headlines is not yet free despite a supreme court decision finding her innocent of blasphemy and lifting her death sentence husband a sikh mussy has told you in an exclusive interview that he fears for his wife and the rest of their family's safety it has also now emerged that lawyer has fled the country

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live from berlin acquitted and found innocent of blasphemy but still not free the husband of christian pakistani woman ozzy a baby tells t w he fears for his safety after the government strikes a deal with islamist hardliners protesting the decision to freeze. also coming up get out and vote so that's the message from u.s. presidents often present ahead of tuesday's midterm elections we'll hear which issues are motivating votes his most to heed about school. i knew cooper's mackinnon thanks so much for joining us a christian pakistani woman whose case has made world headlines is not yet free despite a supreme court decision finding her innocent of blasphemy and lifting her death sentence ozzie a baby's husband a sick must see has told you in an exclusive interview that he fears for his wife and the rest of the family's safety it has also now emerged that her lawyer has fled the country the supremes court decision to acquit a stoat days of protests by islamist hardliners baby was sentenced to death of blasphemy in two thousand and ten after neighbors accused her of insulting the prophet mohammed.

from burning acquitted and found innocent of blasphemy but still not the husband of christian pakistani woman uglier bibi tells g w he fears for his safety after the government strikes a deal with the slightest hardliners protesting the decision to free her also coming up. it's been cold game over for european football as we know it leaks documents show the continent's top football clubs have been quietly planning to see the control of european football and from their own and form their own elite. the of. money 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 he has also told you in an exclusive interview that he fears for his wife and the rest of their family's safety it's also emerged that lawyer has fled the country the supreme court decision to acquit her has talked days of protests by islamist hardliners b.b. was sentenced to death for blasphemy and twenty ten after neighbors accused her of insulting the prophet mohammed. joi

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

line from berlin acquitted and found innocent of blasphemy but still not free the husband of christian pakistani woman as you have bibi told you he fears for his safety after the government strikes a deal with the slime his toddler and those 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 of devolving to kill the iran nuclear deal this set to hit hard on monday targeting three need just that turns over iran's economy.

earlier i spoke to wilson chowdhry, who chairs the british pakistani christian association and knows n by asking him how her family, and the pakistani christian community as a whole, are feeling now about her case , after a tumultous week. the initial gut feeling for pakistani christians across the globe and in the homeland was immensejoy. but there was always the fear that riots would break out and the predictions came true. it does seem as if a statement has gone out by the government which would suggest that asia bibi's name will be put onto a controlled exit list and she may have a verdict petitioned by an extremist group. for those who do not know the case, and may not be familiar with pakistan's very strict blasphemy laws, what exactly is it that she was accused of? was it simply practising a faith or was it a particular thing that she had done that outraged those who support the blasphemy law? well, on a hot day, she was quite parched. she had been picking berries. she went to a well. she pumped some water into a bowl that was placed there. she took a sip. she drank a bit more,

life and of course it is and found innocent of blasphemy but still not free the husband of christian pakistani woman as you have been telling you he fears for her safety off of the government strikes a deal with islamist hardliners protesting the decision to. also coming up u.s. sanctions all on their way back to iran as promised by u.s. president donald trump devouring to kill the iran nuclear deal the sanctions on.

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from berlin a quick hits and found innocent of blasphemy but still not free the husband of christian pakistaniwoman as your baby tells d.w.i. he fears for her safety after the government strikes a deal with islamist hardliners protesting the decision to. also coming up u.s. sanctions are on their way back to iran as promised by u.s. presidents donald trump up to vowing to kill the iran nuclear deal the sanctions are set to hit hard on monday.

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from a devastating famine thirteen million people a drink for victoria gay to be out there a pakistani christian woman acquitted of blasphemy has been freed from prison acquittal after eight years on death row sparked a nationwide protest by hardliners local media say she's on the way out of the country despite a supreme court ruling that would bar her from leaving pakistan she was convicted in two thousand and ten on charges of insulting the prophet muhammad after a dispute with muslim fellow farm workers hyder joins us live from islamabad whether it's been a continued fallout from her release so what do we know about about where she is if she's actually going to be able to leave the country mall. what happened yesterday. there were some reports indicating. b.b. who had been released from a prison in that video gone. after the court a quick voice flown especially. the destination was not known and that of course. reports that she had left the country however did the morning before in all fairness. care to go to. king that she had been thrown into it. being a. gift. to her life and cheated and u

he story there about the issue of blasphemy and the role that christianity plays the pakistani society the bbc she is being fought out of pakistan along with their immediate family and we know a number of western countries are believed to be in discussions with her family about granting them asylum. listening to michael my leading specialist of pakistan. live what the from washington, dc. what is your reaction to the news that the authorities have let her leave the country koziello it is a big deal. authorities have let her leave the country koziello it is a big deallj think that pakistani government has stared down the religious karl anderson districts that went out last week essentially saying that she should've never been acquitted and she should be executed. —— hardliners. this is a big deal. it is very risky. i think it is three hours to be significant. a very volatile there given that the same or latest processes that took to the streets last week and returning to the streets. now that she has been acquitted and according to these reports he has been left the country. why do you

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the headlines: freed from prison and in hiding, now the lawyer for the pakistani christian woman acquittedblasphemy tells the bbc she's free to leave the country too. asia bibi can still move anywhere she likes and she not detained in pakistan because of that review condition. the united states authorities say they will block asylum claims by people who illegally enter the country. i'm ben bland in london. also in the programme: a former us marine with suspected mental health problems is named as the gunman who shot and killed 12 people in a bar in california. and none of us are getting any younger — orare we? we meet the dutchman fighting a legal battle to take 20 years off his official age. good morning. it's 8am in singapore, midnight in london and 5 o'clock in the morning in islamabad where christian woman asia bibi is currently in hiding after being acquitted of blasphemy charges. her release from prison has triggered angry outbursts from hardline islamist groups who have filed a petition calling for the decision to be reversed. until her case is settled, asia bibi's life is at grave

pakistani christians are always fearful that they could be used against them in a small petty argumentl safe. are you worried about her safety while she remains in pakistan? it is untenable that asia bibi could remain. if you look at the animosity, we talking about hundreds of thousands of rioters, not protest is, and attacking each other, killing themselves, in further and anger that this woman has been set free. if she set foot outside of our home and is recognised, she will be killed instantaneously. no doubt about that. if anything, western nations should be jumping at the chance to save this woman. it is, shouldn‘t just be lip service when governments across the globe state that she should be given a human rights. do you have any optimism with the new prime minister, of a fresh face in government if not in pakistan‘s politics? he was supported by extremist. he cannot calm them down any situation where he called for calm and promised aggression. he has backtracked already. he has no different to any previous prime minister. almost a year ago, whenever arise over a change to the hos

asia bibi, the pakistani christian woman acquitted of blasphemy, is freed from prison after eight yearsn death row. but there's confusion over whether she's free to leave the country. and we're in new york where the jurors are picked for the trial of el chapo, the notorious leader of mexico's sinaloa drugs cartel. if you're wondering what impact the sacking ofjeff sessions as us attorney general will have on mueller investigation, this is the view from the white house. we have not impeded it at all. we had an attorney general who is recused from it, we've now don't have an acting attorney general who is recused from it. nobody wants to prolong it, we've done everything that we've been asked to do. when i say we, i mean the trump team here and outside of the building. as i understand it, 33 individuals who have been called, millions of pieces of paper have been produced. and we will see what mr mueller‘s report says. remember, jeff sessions had recused himself from having any responsibility for the investigation into russian meddling in the us election. he's the 23rd senior staffer or of

kind of pakistani christian woman unanimously acquitted of blasphemy remains in prison while angry mobs call for her death critics are accusing the government of giving in to the demands of hardline extremists. i'm rebecca written as welcome to the show tens of thousands of iranians are taking part in anti-american demonstrations in cities across the country the rallies are being held to mark the takeover of the u.s. embassy in tehran thirty nine years ago they also commas the population braces for crippling new u.s. sanctions set to come in force on monday iran celebrates the anniversary every year but anger towards the u.s. is reported to have increased since president donald trump decided to withdraw from the iran nuclear deal. more now on on the way iranians are preparing for the new sanctions america. is finishing this six story apartment building there's no project lined up next he's been building homes for ten years employing one hundred fifty people when times were good now there's just fifty new contracts have dried up because no one is confident enough to invest right now. the

seeing this woman being victimised because of her christian beliefs in pakistani 16 the worrying.ering her asylum but we should be making it clear to the pakistan government that we view this with extreme seriousness. what with july the pakistan government and the authorities to do about this case? —— what would you like? authorities to do about this case? -- what would you like? he is new in office, he has a reputation to make, and he can make it in one of two ways, either he can become the spokesman for a hate filled mob and watch a poor woman and her family be lynched, or she can help her to escape from the threat of violence and help her into asylum, either in the united kingdom or canada or the united states wherever she chooses to go, because i think this is a clear case of freedom of conscience leading to genuine fear rapid intrusion or death. -- fear of persecution or death. downing street has dismissed a call by more than 70 business leaders for a referendum on the terms of the brexit deal, saying the vote has already been held two years ago. in an open letter, the execut

a pakistani christian woman who had had death sentence for blasphemy overturned is not planning to leave the country even spent eight years on death row before the supreme court decision on wednesday protest by conservative groups against the decision and now into a second day with many major roads blocked on means to imran khan condemned demonstrations who've issued death threats to the judges overturned a sentence. they are inciting you for the political gain you should not get trapped by them for the sake of the country they are doing no service to islam jani you are trying to say that if the supreme court doesn't decide according to they wish they will not accept that judgement that means they would come on roads and stop the country can any country be run like this. commodities following events in the capital islamabad. every relative calm across pakistan although the situation is still tense and the protesters are blocking key points in the city of karachi hall which in the provincial capital of the bun job and head in islamabad the security forces have called on golf the red zone

away from a devastating famine thirteen million people adrift victoria gate and be there a pakistani christian woman acquitted of blasphemy has been freed from prison. acquittal after eight years on death row sparked a nationwide protest by hardliners local media say she's on the way out of the country despite a supreme court ruling that would bar her from leaving pakistan if he was convicted in two thousand and ten on charges of insulting the prophet muhammad after a dispute with muslim fellow farm workers. fourteen soldiers have been killed and eight others injured after the taliban attack the afghan national army base and the car district after a car province aid agencies are calling the crisis in central african republic one of the world's most eclectic conflicts and elected government is now in power however the violence between armed groups that continues it has forced more than twenty thousand people from their homes this year so far. this report from a refugee camp in kaga. was. it just arrived ulead displaced children in this refugee camp the latest victims of the unending sick tarion

a pakistani christian woman who had her death sentence for bass for me overturned is now planning to leave the country as bibi spent eighty is on death row before the supreme court decision on wednesday protest by conservative islam groups against a decision and now into a second day with many rage rage built on this to imran khan condemned demonstrations you've issued desperate to the judges who have returned to sentence hiders following events in the capital islamabad. relative calm across pakistan although the situation is still tense and the protesters are blocking key points in the city of karachi hall which in the provincial capital of the bun job and head in islamabad the security forces have called on golf the red zone ridge how. the. government installations and the diplomatic all clear now we are toward that the protesters are not as environment as they were yesterday however to morrow it's friday and it really be important to see where this broad gauge gains momentum but the prime minister had a road ready spoken saying that the protested renard be allowed to challenge the

the husband of a pakistani christian woman acquitted after being condemned to death for blasphemy has appealed to several several countries for asylum the case of the of bibi has outraged christians and human rights groups worldwide and is causing division within pakistan her husband a sheikh has asked the u.k. the u.s. and canada to take him and his family in he says he fears for their lives after radicals took to the streets to call for the original sentence of hanging to be carried out. now for more on this story i'm joined by sharmell shams from asia what's the latest information you have on ozzie of babies well being is her life under threat in pakistan as her husband claims. well we just received an order clip from a person very close to us the abuse family and he told us that. family bibi's life is under immense threat and he also pleaded that the media should do the western media should do something about to propagate the matter that the family should be taken out of the country life is under threat she was acquitted by the supreme court on wednesday but we saw what islam is d

the way also coming up is limits on the streets of pakistan are issuing fresh demands to the pakistani christian. kind for insulting islam that's up to pakistan's supreme court unanimously a question for a lack of evidence. and thousands of iranians take to the streets of tehran to protest imminent u.s. functions but the measures targeting may just such as of the country's economy will be how the penalties could affect ordinary iranians lives. i knew cuba's mackinnon thanks so much for joining us. we started a silly west storms have killed at least twenty nine people this week the house whether it's battering sicily in particular a dozen bodies have been recovered from floodwaters there one family lost nine members overnight and four cost as all warning more severe weather lies ahead. they were just trying to enjoy the long weekend when the house was flooded nine family members including a baby in two children day all my family's dead cries the father over and over again really. the bottle of only known. to families had gathered in a syrian country villa run in nearby river encouraged by heavy r

news live from berlin islamists on the streets of pakistan are issuing fresh demands to the pakistani christian bibi hung to death for insulting islam this after pakistan's supreme court unanimously acquitted her for lack of evidence we'll talk to a correspondent close to the case also coming up. devastation in india storms and flooding kill more people rescue divers and imagine seeing teams are still looking to save the lives of people holding on for hope. and with one day left before u.s. sanctions he may just sectors of iran's economy thousands of iranians at a rally in the streets of tehran we'll look at the impact of the new sanctions on people's lives there. i need to keep money welcome to the show islamists in pakistan are renewing their calls for death by hanging for as a baby angry protesters have staged rallies since her acquittal was announced on wednesday pakistan's supreme court said there wasn't enough evidence to convict the christian woman of insulting islam maybe sat on death row for eight years awaiting a decision her husband has now asked a number of countries for help citing

with the pakistani christian woman at the center of a religious and legal store remains behind bars it has been one week since the country's highest court ordered that ozzy of b.b. be released from death row the blasphemy case highlights the dangers faced by christians and their supporters in pakistan and her lawyer he's fled the country to europe saying that he feared for his life and bibi's husband has appealed for the family to be granted asylum abroad hard line islamists have been out on the streets calling for his wife's execution since the verdict was a nail. days of anger as islamist protesters demand the death penalty for this woman. bibi a member of pakistan's christian minority spent eight years on death row for allegedly insulting the prophet mohammad during an argument with her coworkers. she was eventually acquitted but remains in custody under police protection. bibi's is not the first case of persecution against pakistan's christians less than two percent of the population christians have faced repeated attacks by islamist extremists in recent years. in april a gunman sh

that was our teri schultz reporting from brussels well tonight the fate of a pakistani christian woman is back in the hands of the country's supreme court islam is hardliners have filed an appeal aimed at reversing her acquittal on blasphemy charges. spent eight years on death row before a supreme court ruling found her innocent last week he is still in pakistan speaking at a press conference in the hague her lawyer said that he'd fled the country fearing for his life after a hard line violence erupted following that acquittal. you spoke with pakistan's information minister a short while ago we asked him whether i will see a b.b. is now finally free but as you know it. really is the order of the supreme court the question led to protests in pakistan and now a review petition has been filed in the supreme court and bigger steps have been non-strategic and if it is a main one the e.c.m. then knowledge for the supreme court to decide how they want to go about it. there is no longer through with the justice or through it as it can. and that was the minister of information there in pakistan

also coming up islamists on the streets of pakistan are issuing fresh demands to see pakistani christians have been behind the insulting islam this up to pakistan's supreme court unanimously a question for lack of evidence. and germany's fraud trial governing coalition gathers to confront its future as chancellor merkel prepares to give up her posse leadership the race to succeed is on but will have coalition partners so want to work the posse. mackinnon thanks so much for joining us. we started a silly west storms have killed at least twenty nine people this week the haas weather is battering sicily in particular a dozen bodies have been recovered from floodwaters one family lost nine members overnight and four cost as a warning more severe weather lies ahead. they were just trying to enjoy the long weekend when the house was flooded nine family members including a baby in two children dead all my family is dead cries the father over and over again only this. two families had gathered in a sicilian country villa on a nearby river encouraged by heavy rainfall burst its banks. when the ric

can use line from islamists on the streets of pakistan are issuing pressure demands to see pakistani christian backing to before insulting islam. pakistan's supreme court you know you must be acquitted for lack of evidence. correspondent. also coming up. devastation in storms on the flooding kill more people. as an emergency teams are still looking to save the lives of people holding on to hold. and with one day left before u.s. sanctions he may just sectors of iran's economy thousands of iranians rally in the streets of tehran we'll look at the impact of the new sanctions on people's lives that. the in. your money welcome to the program islamists in pakistan are renewing their calls for death by hanging for. angry protesters have staged rallies since how critical was announced on wednesday and pakistan's supreme court said there wasn't enough evidence to convict a christian woman. baby sat on death row for awaiting a decision and her husband has now asked a number of countries for help citing fears for her life. i'm now joined by shanel shams from data asia really it's good to see you so we'v

and before i let you go the pakistani christian woman who had her death penalty overturned last week has been released from prison while initial reports suggest that the a c. a b. b. had been flown out of the country but the government says she's still in pakistan he spent eight years in jail for blasphemy she'd been accused of insulting the prophet muhammad her acquittal triggered violent protests by islamist groups who called for her immediate execution her lawyer has been granted asylum in the netherlands where he fled because his life was in danger while he told the news that he's asked the dutch government to help his client as c.e.o. of b.p. is it for me at this moment on my little rock in berlin on behalf of the entire new scene thank you so much for spending this part of your day with us news continues of course at the top of the hour see that. germany story by story. colorful. life clears. the most traditional. find it all to any time. check in with a web special. take a tour of germany state by state. on t.w. dot com. or.

traits of issuing fresh to months to see pakistani christian positive baby hanged for insulting islam this office of pakistan supremes course unanimously a question of evidence. and with one day left the four u.s. sanctions which major sectors of iran's economy thousands of iranians rally in the streets of tehran will look at the impact of the new sanctions on people's lives that. i knew mckinnon thanks so much for joining us. we saw sinisterly west storms have killed at least twenty nine people this week the harsh weather is battering sicily in particular a dozen bodies have been recovered from floodwaters there one family lost nine members overnight and for cost as a warning more severe weather lies ahead. they were just trying to enjoy the long weekend when the house was flooded nine family members including a baby in two children dead all my family's dead cries the father over and over again early this. two families had gathered in a sicilian country villa going to a nearby river encouraged by heavy rainfall burst its banks. when the richer than it was so that when these tragedies

also coming up islamists on the streets of pakistan are issuing pressure months to see pakistani christian on you have to be hanged for insulting islam pakistan's supreme court unanimously acquitted for lack of evidence. i knew cubans mackinnon thanks so much for joining us. we started it silly west storms have killed at least twenty nine people this week the harsh weather is battering sicilian particular a dozen bodies have been recovered from floodwaters there one family lost nine members overnight and four cost as a warning that more severe weather lies ahead. they were just trying to enjoy the long weekend when the house was flooded nine family members including a baby in two children dead all my family's dead cries the father over and over again really. so. two families had gathered in a society in country villa going to a nearby river encouraged by heavy rainfall burst its banks. when the richer than it was so that when these tragedies happen they happen suddenly they do not give you any warning because until yesterday afternoon it was fine here we don't know i'm so sorry for these c

the lawyer for the pakistani christian woman acquitted of blasphemy has appealed to germany and other countries to help her leave pakistan . convicted and twenty ten after she was accused of making derogatory remarks about islam her lawyer says that bibi and members of her family need citizenship from any western country for their personal security. to yemen now where fighting has again flared between hootie rebels and the saudi led coalition despite calls for a truce earlier the two sides had signaled a willingness to halt military operations after more than four years of conflict members of the un security council have been presented with a draft resolution aimed at bringing about an immediate ceasefire if adopted it would set a to b. deadline for both sides to remove all barriers to humanitarian aid more than half of yemen's population is on the brink of starvation. and joining us now is liza grand day she is the u.n. humanitarian coordinator in yemen and is talking to us from the jordanian capital amman these a while come to the program and i'd like to begin by asking you because

days after the a baby was found innocent of blasphemy the pakistani christian woman remains in jail her husband told the w. he fears for her safety she spent eight years on death row before the supreme court declared her innocent due to a lack of evidence after hardline islamist led days of protests calling for her death the pakistani government has agreed to place the verdict under review. and ten people including a family of nine have been killed in floods in sicily emergency workers say the bodies of the family including children aged one three and fifteen were found in their house near the capital palermo close to a river which had burst of it burst its banks at least another twenty people have been killed in bad weather initially over the last week. centuries old forests like this one in the vonetta region destroyed within just a few days storm set battered the whole of eataly since last sunday but the worst hit areas in the north many of the dead were killed by falling trees. in the province of blue no winds reach two hundred ninety kilometers an hour and moves off houses. so thos

wus lawyer from berlin islamists on the streets of pakistan are issuing fresh demands to the pakistani christian bibi hung to death for insulting islam this after pakistan's supreme court unanimously acquitted for lack of evidence we'll talk to a correspondent close to the case also coming up. devastation in its india storms and flooding show more people rescue divers and imagine sea teams are still looking to save the lives of people holding on for all. to. a diff can money welcome to the program islamists in pakistan are a new in the coals for death by hanging for the a b. be angry protesters have staged rallies since how quick will was announced on wednesday pakistan's supreme court said there wasn't enough evidence to convict the christian woman of insulting islam bibi sat on death row for eighty years awaiting a decision her husband has now asked a number of countries for help citing fears for her life i'm now joined by shuttle shams from asia really it's good to see you so we've just had that baby and husband says how life is in danger what's the latest information you have on how well bei

hello, i'm ben bland, the top stories this hour: the lawyerfor asia bibi, the pakistani christian womanee to leave the country. us authorities say they will prevent people who illegally enter the country from claiming asylum. the international trade secretary, liam fox, says the uk must be able to decide when to leave any temporary customs arrangement with the eu. vicki young explains. a deal is almost done and cabinet ministers want to know exactly what they'll be asked to sign up to. they've come to read details of progress so far. it's 95% done, according to the prime minister, but the remaining 5% is proving difficult. some are worried the uk will be closely tied to the eu for years, unable to break away. we have an instruction from our voters to leave the european union. that decision can't be subcontracted to somebody else. that needs to be an issue for a sovereign british government to be able to determine. and this is the sticking point. both sides are committed to making sure there are no border checks between northern ireland and ireland. one option, known as the backstop, is

a pakistani christian woman acquitted of blasphemy has been freed from prison. after eighteen years on death row sparked nationwide protests by hardliners she was convicted in two thousand and ten on charges of insulting the prophet mohammed after a dispute with muslim fellow farm workers. or the students kidnapped from a high school in cameroon have been released armed men took the seventy nine people from an presbyterian boarding school and mender which a governor says four people are still missing including a driver two teachers and the principal amend is one of the camerons english speaking regions where separatists have been fighting for an independent states or e.u. trade me that what used to define the fight as i went to an island or there was two because i saw my son in the video being harassed to talk loudly you understand i knew you was traumatized and that also made me more. so acknowledge that i've been here present i have seen and i've talked with them and i'm sure that they will be for now and find but i'm not sure of the safety of the school so my

the pakistani christian woman who had her death penalty overturned last week has been released from prison and initial reports suggest that b.b. had been flown out of the country but the government says that she is still in pakistan bibi spent eight years in jail for blasphemy she's been accused of insulting the prophet muhammad her acquittal triggered by a little protest by islamist groups who calls for her immediate execution her lawyer has been granted temporary refuge in the netherlands after receiving death threats in pakistan. what would you do if fascists took power what if your neighbor was being persecuted would you hide from them from the authorities while. how much would you risk to help someone else questions made the difference between life and death for many people during germany's third rice yesterday the state of israel honored some who risked everything to help others we met a man whose life depended on the courage of another. culture frankenstein is a fighter the ninety four year old travels to berlin several times a year for his care home in stockholm he never wanted to

well the fate of a pakistani christian woman is back in the hands of the country's supreme court is the most hardliners have filed an appeal aimed at reversing her acquittal on blasphemy charges bibi's spent eight years on death row before a supreme court ruling found her innocence last week g.'s affectively been stopped from leaving pakistan pending the appeal speaking at a press conference in the hague her lawyer today said that he fled the country fearing for his life after hardline violence erupted following news of the acquittal. or d w spoke with pakistan's information minister a short while ago when we asked him whether ozzy abebe is safe to remain in pakistan giving the violence and the intense anger over her case. she is a she has been particularly for the security. industry at least. i think quite confident that she is she is really a fish is popular cool to see and she is obviously not in not in the city and but because of for security she is. she's under a new security. that was pakistan's information minister speaking with us earlier but here's some of the other stories now