the bbc‘s roxy gagdekar charra has more from gujarat.ost his mother does one flu last month. he believes the delay in getting her the right treatment contributed to his mother's death. translation: we first took her to a private doctor, then to another doctor. the doctors said she should be taken to the government hospital. she was admitted to hospital for 11 government hospital. she was admitted to hospitalfor 11 days government hospital. she was admitted to hospital for 11 days and died there. hundreds have died since the start of the outbreak last november. the highly contagious h5n1 spreads from human to human contact. the government says they have been working with state officials in responding to the scribe in cases, including launching an awareness campaign. buta including launching an awareness campaign. but a lack of testing facilities means people who have contracted the disease are likely to infect others before they are diagnosed. it is lack of awareness of the people, people meet and greet those patients who are suffering fr

to a nother region some one thousand five hundred kilometers further south is the indian state of gujarat hooja rott is the home of indian prime minister narendra modi was currently campaigning for reelection on the promise of creating thousands of new jobs and boosting the economy one of the country's main exports is salt and in iraq there's plenty of it. in a wide expanse of pure white nothingness can be mesmerizing the salt marsh is a coach in the far west of india on the border with pakistan thousands of square kilometers of salt crunching beneath the feet with each step people from around the world come here for the unique experience feels like. like a moving moonscape or something kind of match. up never seen it before like in the life you're in outer space or something. but for others it's a searing white hell the salt harvesters many shylocks man works here with her husband for less than one dollar a day. the sodium chloride is harsh on the skin and most of the workers here where no protective clothing. etc that i don't like this job i hate it i get paid too little we work so hard

close down a legal action against you by some of the poorest people, farmers and fishermen, in the gujaratthe association of the struggle for fishworkers‘ rights, says that this case has become a major step towards holding the world bank accountable for the negative impact that their investments are having. and i welcome that. but your lawyers don't, that's why you shut it down. it is, as i said, it is a legal case, you are putting me in a difficult area because i cannot comment on a legal case. i can only tell you that... do you think the world bank should have immunity or not? the world bank's immunities stem from our articles of agreement, but immunity doesn't mean lack of accountability. it doesn't mean we can do whatever we want, and actually, you ask me, i would love to see us always lifting the standard of accountability as we have been doing it over the last decade. i understand that you have a vast number of projects... the case would make anything that happens makes us better. let's talk about one other case. you can't be across every one, but i suspect you know this one too, bec

be it irish catholics across the constituency or muslims from indian gujarat or pakistan, principallywas part of the speech, i should have said. last week, as you know, the prime minister was accused of stirring up public anger against mps after making this speech. i am absolutely sure you the public have had enough. you're tired of the infighting, you're tired of the political games and the arcane procedural rows, tired of mps talking about nothing else but brexit when you have real concerns about our children's schools, our national health service, knife crime. you want this stage of the brexit process to be over and done with. iagree. i am on your side. it is now time for mp5 to decide. the next morning on this programme conservative mp and former attorney general dominic grieve told us this. i don't mind getting criticism, but i do get death threats. one came in yesterday, and she knows this. and indeed, earlier at prime minister's questions, she condemned the atmosphere of violence that seems to be creeping into some people's discourse and yet, ultimately, she used extremely aggr