family but the dunns say they are relieved by the dunns say they are relieved by the crowd come anddata breach which could threaten the safety of more than 250 people in afghanistan. they include dozens of afghan interpreters, who worked for the british forces over the past 20 years. the ministry has referred itself to the information commissioner's office and one person has been suspended. our special correspondent lucy manning has the latest. a warning, her report contains some flashing images. it was an e—mail that was supposed to reassure. instead, it might have put afghan interpreters at greater risk. when the ministry of defence sent the message to those still stranded, all 250 e—mail addresses, some names and photos, could be seen by everyone receiving it. an interpreter we can't identify, currently in hiding in afghanistan, received the e—mail. i felt shocked. i really felt disappointed. how could they afford to make this serious mistake? just when you think it can't get worse than this, and 100% sure that it will have a negative impact on our safety. the interpreters have b

dunn: thank you. mr. levine, would you be in favor of changing the title exemption to alternate safety endorsement? mr. levine: thank you for the question. i am not sure what we title it is as important as the outcome. rep. dunn: i think you are right but we are talking outcome as the same. the title is intended to get away from exemption which causes fear. that was my intention. mr. levine: and i think that is fair. the concern would be there is this current process, the exemptions process, but it exists -- and i believe two or three manufacturers have some submitted applications, one approved and one withdrawn -- that will look at the information. the most important piece is, is enough data being acquired and submitted to allow us to make reasonable determination as to the safety of the vehicles? that is the most important question before us and that is the one i think we are all hoping to solve. rep. dunn: i think we would agree with you on that. it is a new and evolving area. thank you for your answer

ah, this is our concern. lie from the host coming up, su dunn's government says it's foil to attempt by people loyal to, to post president bashir, and the rest of the perpetrators. criminal rejects a european court ruling that's found russia responsible for death fullness by alexander lincoln, yankee the the so we begin with our coverage of the united nations general assembly. it's under way your can open with the warning from the 60 general that the world stands on the edge of an abyss in what's been called may sera speech that antonio terrace is yet given. he told global leaders, it's time to act on climate change, western conflicts, and the current of ours and accuse him of hubris. the 76 general assembly in new york is the 1st in pers, gathering of leaders. since append hammock again, i'm here to songs the alarm, the world must wake up. we are on the hedge of an obese and moving in the wrong direction. our well, there's never been more threatened, or more divided. we faced the greatest cascade of crisis in our lifetimes. coffee, $900.00 pandemic, a super size, the glaring, and th

. >> i thought when she said reba i was like oh lord, reba dunn got hurt. >> no, reba dunn didn't getay one person taken to the hospital with some minor injuries, everybody is expected to be okay. >> can't miss her with that red hair right near the window and those iconic sunglasses. >> is an effective in the fate of the emergency. weatherwise, the cooldown kicking in today will continue tomorrow, then changes as we head into the weekend. storm systems moving into the pacific northwest will bring rain to northern california and oregon and washington. we hit a few showers on the southern fringe of this system. let's take a look at our side- by-side forecast models, these are the two long-range models, we are at that time frame using the longer-range data and they are telling pretty much the same story with rain chances increasing after midnight, saturday night, for the northbay and rain chances continuing mainly north of the golden gate through the first half of the day on sunday. the american models are more impressive, but the timing is remarkably similar in that everything falls apa

joining me now with how these attacks changed wall street is jimmy dunn jimmy, welcome how are you?you let's remind people that a couple days after 9/11, people were wondering if this firm would survive. how did you make it? >> it was a very difficult time for everyone but the truth is we came together as a country. we had people from everywhere trying to help us, kelly and the reason we were successful was our clients stayed with us we had friends we had competitors everybody came together and made a real effort that we stayed in business so, we're very grateful every day. >> let's talk about the reporting that bertha just did about the next generation, the children who lost parents in 9/11 and how they followed in their parents' footsteps you guys have that first hand going on, don't you? >> yeah, well we -- you know, obviously each firm has a particular commitment to the children of the people, the mothers and fathers that they lost we've spent a lot of time a little more focused on getting them into colleges honestly. i think i know every head of admission at every college in th

. >> reporter: meanwhile, back at duke, this kindergarten class, ethel, gilda, dunn, gloria and fearlessmpting to get that class photo. >> this is the most adorable chaos that i've ever seen. >> reporter: in the coming weeks, they'll undergo early aptitude testing. they will identify the puppies most likely to graduate as consist dance dogs. they will play games to determine which jobs they are best suited for. >> we have about 100 duke undergraduates involved. they do everything from taking the puppies back to their dorm at night to look after them at nighttime. they scoop the poop. they feed them. help us with the research. duke students are the backbone of this project. >> reporter: duke students working from 8 to 20 weeks old, until graduation day when the pups are ready to go fetch their dream job. each puppy is assigned to three student volunteers. they take care of the puppies two nights a week. the volunteers are trained on how to teach the puppies good behavior, like sitting and waiting before they eat. >> i don't care what those puppies do wrong. they better get straight-as. >>

irish drama played at sundance in 2020 — before everything happened — and it's co—written by clare dunneo has an abusive partner, she needs to get away from the abusive partner with her children to find a house. she can't find a house and then she sees, online, someone saying, "look, it's possible to build a house for a fairly small amount of money". this sounds ridiculous but then, a family friend says "well, i'll give you my back garden," effectively, "to do it in, if you can make the house". here's a clip. a house? hmm. our own house? hmm. at the bottom of the garden? like a fairy house. the only thing is, girls — _ and this is really important, right? — we can't tell anyone. not anyone at school, not nanny, not granddad and especially, - especially not daddy. why? i'm just going by what ado the builder said. i he said that's the rules — i and you've seen him, right? you don't want to mess with him, do you? - no. so we have to keep this to ourselves, yeah? - our own special secret. like black widow? sort of. what's that? 0h, it'sjust a code word. it's better you don't know. yeah. so.

so herself, it's a new movie by phyllida lloyd, it stars clare dunne who also co—wrote the script.caping from domestic abuse and in order to do that she discovers that it is possible to build a house for a fairly small amount of money. so on the one hand it's gritty and touch, on the other hand it's almost fairy tale fantasy — the fantasy of building your own house, but in a realistic way. and i think this is a film that does understand how to manage those different elements and still keep the audience on board, and actually tell a very important story about domestic abuse but tell it in a way that makes an audience want to watch the film, that makes the audience think, oh, i've heard this is a really interesting movie. and i thought it was... i've seen it a couple of times now because at first, a year or so ago, because everything's been delayed for such a long time. it is really well worth seeing and it is in cinemas, and again, it is worth seeing in cinemas because it looks great, it's a really interesting piece. 0k. we're also finally going to talk about a clockwork orange whic

we don't know exactly the detail, how much money ms sacoolas has had to pay the dunn family, but theinal trial in the future. graham, many thanks again for the latest there. the time is 18:16. our main story this evening: a deal is struck with carbon dioxide producers— to try to avoid any food shortages caused by the energy crisis. and coming up: he would then squish your hands together to find the mustard into the ceiling. a rare insight into the duke of edinburgh's practicaljokes in a new bbc one documentary. coming up in sportsday on the bbc news channel: a changing of the guard at england rugby. eddiejones names eight uncapped players for his upcoming training camp, and leaves some big names behind. children with mental health problems are facing long waits for treatment in england, with parents saying they're desperate for help. a bbc investigation has found that a fifth of patients waited longer than 12 weeks, with one area having an average gap of almost nine months between being referred and being treated. our health correspondent sophie hutchinson has been meeting some of th

. >> patrick dunn. >> olivia yale dunn. >> on new york's ground zero, amid the sound of bagpipes and the names of fallen children. adults hugged and cried, giving into their grief. the sounds and images losing none of their sting all these years later. ♪ ♪ [ bell ringing ] >> 20 years feels like an eternity, yet it still feels like yesterday. until we meet again, my love, rest in peace. [ bell ringing ] ♪ gather round the river bend, for death is not the end ♪ ♪ cause i'll see you in my dreams ♪ ♪ >> the most moving and most terrifying, perhaps most meaningful accounts of what happened on 9/11 are of course told by the people who were there, the people who survived. one of those survivors, joe ditmarr, is with me now. joe, thanks so much for being with us. you were on the 105th floor of the south tower world trade center 20 years ago today. unfortunately very few people on floors as high as you were on are with us today. take us back to that moment that the tower was struck. it was the tower beside you that was struck. what did it sound like, what did it feel like? did you realize wh

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we've just got some breaking news about harry dunn.en his motorbike was killed by a car driven by anne nicholas, a us citizen, in 2019. it is alleged that her car struck his motorbike just after she left where she was going in northamptonshire back in 2019 where her husband jonathan was working for a us intelligence agency. she was charged in the uk with causing death by dangerous driving, but an extradition request submitted by the home office was rejected by the us state department. harry dunn's family was pursuing a claim against her. he breaking news, a resolution has been reached and that civil claim for damages. let's return to the news that the uk government has struck a deal with cf industries to restart production of co2 at their two plants in the uk. let's speak to our business correspondent, theo leggett. just give us a little bit of background.— just give us a little bit of backuround. ., , background. you may remember esterda background. you may remember yesterday i _ background. you may remember yesterday i was _ backgrou

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the dunn family say they will continue to pursue criminal proceedings of the uk.tion about a dozen afghan interpreters seeking relocation to the uk. mother 250 people seeking relocation here, many of who are in hiding or mistakenly copied into an e—mailfrom the mod in which hiding or mistakenly copied into an e—mail from the mod in which their names and some profile pictures were visible. the defence secretary has apologised. so visible. the defence secretary has aolouised. ., visible. the defence secretary has apologised-— apologised. so far one individual has been suspended _ apologised. so far one individual has been suspended pending - apologised. so far one individual| has been suspended pending the outcome of the investigation and processes to date and handling can�*t spot it the i direct extensive steps are taken to quantify the potential to increase rates to individuals in order to take further steps to protect them. the information commissioners been notified and will cooperate fully with any of their own inquiries. i apologise to those afghans affected b

[chime] commander patrick done -- dunn. [chime] petty officer first-class edward ehrhardt.bara g edwards. [chime] lieutenant commander robert elsiff. [chime] charles falkenberg. [chime] and his wife, leslie whittington. [chime] and there two children dana and zoey. [chime] petty officer 3rd class jimmy fallon -- jamie fallon. [chime] joseph ferguson. [chime] amelia fields. [chime] gerald fisher. [chime] darlene flag. [chime] enter husband wilson flag. [chime] petty officer second-class matthew flaockow. [chime] sandra foster. [chime] first lieutenant gabriel. [chime] captain lawrence geitsfred. [chime] cortez gi. [chime] brenda gibson. [chime] colonel galinsky. [chime] ian gray. [chime] diana help mckenzie -- hale mckenzie. [chime] stanley hall. [chime] hallman. [chime] michelle heidelberger. [chime] petty officer first-class ronald hemingway. [chime] major wallace hogan junior. [chime] staff sergeant jimmy holly. [chime] angela house. [chime] brady powell -- howell. [chime] peggy m. [chime] lt. col. stephen highland junior. [chime] lt. col. robert hemmil. [chime] sergeant

still no word on when girls will return to secondary school and dennis dunn boys were back in the classroom on saturday. after an order from the taliban girls have only been able to return to primary schools at this stage. thousands of undocumented haitian migrants who crossed into the us or to be deported and estimated 15000 people are staying at a makeshift camp in the texas border time of del rio. john hallman reports from the mexican side right now of the rio grande, a, that's the river that separates this country from the united states. and we here because more than 10000 people, most of them haitian, cross the river to get to the united states and establish a suit of makeshift, wanting to be given asylum, and to be able to stay in the united states. many of them travel through south and central america to get to this point. they flee poverty and years of political turmoil and natural disasters. back home, i did pass out the remote or not. i'm really scared. you know why haiti had an earthquake. we were left with nothing, no home, no food, nothing, almost all my family died. and if we

the famy of the british teenager, harry dunn, who died when his motorbike was struck via car in 2019y have reached a settlement in a claim for damages. >> they are describing this is a pivotal moment and a milestone in their camp ain't. you might remember that he was charged with criminal offense of causing death by dangerous driving but because he claimed diplomatic immunity and left the country there was no chance of suing the claim. the family all the way through has said that it just isn't right that someone could be involved in such a serious accident and just walk away, so they started a civil claim in america claiming damages for wrongful death that was due to go to a full trial this year but today we learned that both sides have reached a resolution. we don't know exactly the detail or how much money has had to be aid, but the done family say that they are believed by the outcome and rain as determined as ever that he suld base some sort of criminal trial in the future. ♪ ross: this is "outside source," we are here in the newsroom and the lead sry is president biden told the

especially around east dunn avenue and jackson oaks, they recommend keeping your pets leashed and closeto you. >>> ahead in sports, 49ers, a's hanging in there. and the giants. trying to get a little step closer to the century mark for wins. already the first of 50, 60, 70, 80, 90. >>> coming up tomorrow night at 7:00 in the bay area, nearly 5 1/2 million people are fully vaccinated against covid-19. now, the booster shots are finally here. >> we are very thankful that we had a few extra days to get ready. >> it will be easier. >> hopefully it will look a lot more organized and hopefully a lot less frantic. >> tomorrow night on the road to recovery. the booster road map, find out who is eligible, what to expect and what you may need to bring with you. tune in for our original report tomorrow at 7:00 right here on kpix5 >>> baseball, clutch hitting proved to be just enough of a cocktail tonight in san diego. giants lo chris bryant cleared them all. placing a center. the giants near command. top 7. it is 5-1 giants. buster posey at the plate. he doubled in. they led as much as 8-1. but th

this when is set in 2020, before anything happened, and is co—written by malcolm campbell and clare dunneut someone who buys a house and sees it online and someone says it is possible to build a house for a small amount of money and it sounds ridiculous, but someone says i will give you my back garden to do it if you can make the house. he was a clip. a house? hm. our own house? hm. at the bottom of the garden? like a fairy house. the only thing is, girls — and this is really important, right? we can't tell anyone. not anyone at school, not granddad and especially, not nanny, granddad and especially, especially not daddy. why? i am just going by what ado the builder said. he said that's the rules and you've seen him, right? you don't want to mess with him, do you? no. so we have to keep this to ourselves, yeah? our own special secret. like black widow? sort of. what's that? oh, it's just a code word. it's better you don't know. yeah. so... no telling, 0k? hm. pinkie promise? both: one... ..two...three... ..pinkie promise! 0h, girls. and that is a fantastic clip, i think, because that summ

viewer sending us what her surveillance captured early this morning in jackson oaks right off of east dunn avenue. she says this happened around 2:30 wednesday morning. mountain lions have been spotted along the peninsula, san francisco, and in the north bay in recent months. >>> we have new details this midday on some vandalism hitting a neighborhood on the peninsula. police have caught the men they say vandalized several cars in menlo park. nbc bay area's bob redell joining us live now. so, how much damage are we talking about here, bob? >> reporter: well, good morning to you, marcus. they broke a lot of car windows according to police. and we wouldn't be surprised if they rose the blood pressure of a number of drivers. police say that last night these two suspects used bb guns to shoot out the car windows of about 15 cars in menlo park on o'keeffe street. officers found the men a short time later. this was last night, took them into custody. the suspects, they're both young. one's 18. the other one's 21. police say they had loaded bb guns in their waistbands when they arrested them. the

and the blinkin has testified her 2nd day about the military withdrawal form of janice dunn and the collapse of the washington banks. governments, it all the foreign relations committee, the rough, but full of cobble took us intelligence agency.

with me are author and journalist rachel shabi and tom newton—dunn, the chief political commentator atimes radio. tomorrow's front pages starting with... the starting with. .. telegraph. the starting with... telegraph. the paper leads with sarah the telegraph. the paper leads with sarah everard milder. he reports that her cousin killer couzens falsely arrested for the couzens used his police card to lure her up the street. it also carries a picture of the labour leader clear steer two keir starmer following his wind in brighton. sarah didn't stand a chance. that's the headline in the sun which reports on the agony of sarah's milder at the thought of what her daughter in dord. the i says president dick is being urged to restore trust in the police after sarah's milder. a different story in the financial times. it reports state minister is out to shift green surcharges from household electricity builds and onto gas builds. let's begin. obviously the papers reflect on two big stories. the aftermath of the sarah everard milder and keir starmer speech. we will start with kier summers speech

and su dunn's military has called on the transitional government to take more active role. general mohammed hum done gala accused government civilian the fraction of failing to govern effectively. lava was again a rough thing from the previous volcano on the spanish island palm. seismic activity eased off on monday, but increased a few hours later a group of political parties, and soon as it is for me, a coalition to oppose the president, the group says he has lost his legitimacy and accuses him of carrying out to accrue . so let's take a look at the house and as you reach his point will in july, president guy said the prime minister and suspended parliament. he said he would assume executive authority with a new prime minister. but instead of nominating, premier say declared last week that he will rule by decree and many called that a coo and she is used to the streets more than a 100 officials from the largest party in parliament than resigned in protest against her not as leadership performance and now a group of political parties, as for miss coalition to oppose the pre

to dunn's transitional government been protests in recent days by supporters of the civilian leadership. they said the army is trying to seize power, and they say they want the administration dissolved and attempted to last week as created even more tension between the 2 sides. one of the top military leaders, general, hama, 100 decarlo, and generally known as i mentioned, is expected to address the army. the u. s. is accused north korea threatening the international community after had filed a short range missile into the sea of japan. belongs happened just before north korea's ambassador to the un, told the general assembly that it had a right to test weapons. my young, if the year was to see the accordion was the most prolonged and long lasting warning board come to an end. and if it is really desirous of a piece of re consolation on the korean peninsula, they should take the 1st step towards a keeping up. it's a hostile policy against the p. p. p. by stopping permanently, the joint military exercises and the deployment of all kinds of those pro, teacher rappers which are leveled at

dunn, his pledge, $1000000000.00 in aid for going to be on warm future. economic collapse is still possible. ah, hello, i'm molly inside. this is al jazeera life, joe. so coming up your bizarre, a betting a bug room feel.

absolutely free from any substantial contradictions, and we contribute to the stability of kenneth dunn about which we have been speak just a couple of minutes ago. and i think this type of relationship defies with big neighbors in sky. used to write about that no single great nation should be allowed to emerge in eurasia because otherwise would be trying. in this case, we're going to try and it was, it was pipeline in 1039. maybe he borrowed a product with us. well, because if i'm talking about the idea anyway, was that if there is one here, german, one regional had jam and it would try to reserve the whole, the whole continent and therefore present a challenge for the united states with russia and china, we are seeing you know too strong regional actress and global actress trying to work from different poles and trying to leave the center together. seeing janny and benefits for, for each and every one of them. do you think the americans could ever be converted to that logic? that it's actually, it could be very beneficial for them for strengthening their own power to work collectively

she's among thousands of new born here in connie dunn, who desperately need immediate treatment. as i, as you see here, is the time horton they mature and he need a consent to play boston and appropriate temperature in order to survive. and in the absence of resources wouldn't revoke again. incubator in this was poor shape . this shortage of math love medicine and beta food. her middle east is the uni, seth representative enough gone. it is visiting this hospital to see what are the most urgent needs delays is struggling to address the ever growing needs of health facilities. enough, gone in and with each passing day afghan children are dying of disease. and mon attrition. while there is always life at the end of the tunnel and that's what we do. we do if there was no life again, at the end of the tunnel, we will not be here. the government officials have other priorities. taliban leaders are desperate for international recognition and financial assistance. but the gun is big donors remain kept tickle of the taliban. in the meantime, the health system is on the verge of collapse.

ground breaking. 200 new affordable housing units in san francisco and i'm so proud of my friend lori dunn who is leading in the construction industry. she was leading and championing this project in an industry predominantly by men. and part of our diversity is ensuring that women are on boards and commissions. we have had a set back on the board of supervisors, supervisor stefani, but we also know with those men, we have to make sure they are held accountable for the things that supervisor stefani continues to push forward. we are grateful to our city administrate carmen choo for her continued work to bring this challenge to the forefront. and, we want to continue to recommit ourselves and to remind people today is a day for uplifting and celebration. yes, challenges continue to persist. work continues to get done and before i just noticed an extraordinary woman and a few other women i want to take an opportunity to acknowledge. we talk about my leadership on covid, but my leadership had everything to do with having a strong team of women leaders in this city who helped pave the way to m

. >> patrick dunn. >> lydia gail dunn-jones. >> christopher joseph dunne. >> richard anthony dunstan.k thomas dwyer. >> joseph anthony eacobacci. >> john bruce eagleson. >> edward t. earhart. >> robert douglas eaton. >> dean phillip eberling. >> margaret ruth echtermann. >> my brother, police officer, miss you, love you. >> and my uncle. [speaking spanish] >> paul robert eckna >> constantine economos. >> barbara g. edwards. >> dennis michael edwards. >> michael hardy edwards. >> christine egan. >> lisa erin egan. >> martin j. egan, jr. >> michael egan. >> samantha martin egan. >> carole eggert. >> lisa caren ehrlich. >> john ernst eichler. >> eric adam eisenberg. >> daphne ferlinda elder. >> michael j. elferis. >> mark joseph ellis. >> valerie silver ellis. >> albert alfy william elmarry. >> robert r. elseth. >> edgar hendricks emery, jr. >> doris suk-yuen eng. >> christopher epps. >> ulf ramm ericson. >> erwin l. erker. >> william john erwin. >> sarah ali escarcega. >> jose espinal. >> fanny espinoza. >> billy scoop esposito. >> bridget ann esposito. >> francis esposito. >> michael a

ground breaking. 200 new affordable housing units in san francisco and i'm so proud of my friend lori dunn who is leading in the construction industry. she was leading and championing this project in an industry predominantly by men. and part of our diversity is ensuring that women are on boards and commissions. we have had a set back on the board of supervisors, supervisor stefani, but we also know with those men, we have to make sure they are held accountable for the things that supervisor stefani continues to push forward. we are grateful to our city administrate carmen choo for her continued work to bring this challenge to the forefront. and, we want to continue to recommit ourselves and to remind people today is a day for uplifting and celebration. yes, challenges continue to persist. work continues to get done and before i just noticed an extraordinary woman and a few other women i want to take an opportunity to acknowledge. we talk about my leadership on covid, but my leadership had everything to do with having a strong team of women leaders in this city who helped pave the way to m

harry dunn who was 19, died when his motorbike was hit by a car driven by the wife of an american diplomatpakistan's prime minister, imran khan, says preventing women from accessing education in neighbouring afghanistan, would be un—islamic. he's calling for the taliban to respect human rights. in an interview with our world affairs editor, john simpson, the prime minister laid out the conditions that would need to be met, for pakistan to formally recognise, any new taliban government. in peshawar, on pakistan's north west frontier, afghanistan feels very close. the streets are thronged with afghan refugees. in the 1990s the taliban had their origins in the afghan refugee camps here and pakistan has always been accused of setting up the taliban and helping them take power in afghanistan. something pakistan denies. but when the taliban were thrown out in 2001, pakistan's influence in afghanistan fizzled out for 20 years. in our interview, imran khan clearly didn't want to seem to be too close to the taliban but he was careful not to be too critical of them either, over the question of the r

germany. party among the reigning suspects are citizens of syria, iraq, russia, turkey, and dennis dunn. we spoke to if the member martin hess about the government's migration policy. one simple you don't see or recognize that the basic mistake is that people without identity paypals and without the identity cause of being allowed into the country on a massive scale. they simply don't want to recognize that it is not possible to check the background of these people. as a result, the threats of islamist terrorism and our country continues to increase. we need to protect a board as effectively and we must not, as is now happening in our kennesaw and to bring people into our country without any checks. can we see what can happen if we brought 20 convicted criminals into the country who have committed a whole range of crimes for molesting children to other sexual offenses? and in addition, at 350 number of people, we don't know exactly how many with other issues, including those present islamist threats. we're pursuing a completely misguided migration policy. we need to protect our borders.

hun, if has been named as economy minister. pamela by here is from the american university of dennis dunn. he says, the makeup of the government won't help the taliban push for international recognition. i think on the pilot buns, bart, it is meant to appease the west. it's meant to show them not there yet hope for it . inclusive system and a system that can be accepted by the west. the taliban would use this as an excuse to saying that the current circumstances within the country and how rapidly a lot of fun sells to them meant that they didn't have time to negotiate with different entities as to forming a more inclusive and a moral internationally acceptable system and that they have to go to this is however, if you look at the history of the sub continent and countries within 3rd world, often times caretaker government the 4 years if not for decades. so there are that apprehension as well, even for the politically apathetic in a lot of fun. they couldn't help, but we need a world where movie movies are lot in the list of the cabinet that was announced. that meant that everyone who has

the family of the teenager, harry dunn, who died when his motorbike was struck by a car in northamptonshiregainst the wife of an american diplomat. anne sacoolas was able to leave the uk shortly after the crash, claiming diplomatic immunity and refused to return. still to come a bit later in the programme — spectacular pictures from spain's canary islands, where the la palma volcano is continuing to erupt. but first. . .. pakistan's prime minister imran khan has said preventing women from accessing education in neighbouring afghanistan would be un—islamic. he called for the leadership to be inclusive and to respect human rights. in an interview with our world affairs editor, johns simpson, mr khan laid out the conditions that would need to be met for pakistan to formally recognise the new taliban government. in peshawar, on pakistan's north west frontier, afghanistan feels very close. the streets are thronged with afghan refugees. in the 1990s, the taliban had their origins in the afghan refugee camps here, and pakistan has always been accused of setting up the taliban and helping them take

conference on monday, you a 2nd state, anthony blink, and testified for a 2nd day about the job from dennis dunn and the collapse of the washington government. until the foreign relations committee, the rapid phone of cobbled to us intelligence agencies, by surprise. now 3 former us intelligence opportunities have admitted providing sophisticated a hacking technology to the united arab emirates. the u. s. justice department says the men have agreed to pay nearly $1700000.00 in fines to avoid prosecution. there must also cut all ties with any us intelligence or law enforcement agencies. the men are accused of conducting hacking operations for a while working as managers that a firm in the gulf state. it's a ledge, they legally access protected computer systems in the u. s. and elsewhere, my kind of reports now from washington, dc. the details provided by the justice department in papers delivered in court. the investigators contend that the 3 operated essentially as a hackers for the u, a. e over a period of time. they had computers around the world. busy but importantly, also computers within th