hi, i'm reporting from outside to high court in the hearth. all sorties m allow we are still coming to grips with the scale of destruction from cycling freddie. the survivors of the floods are struggling with a shortage of food. the government has been donating food parcels, but aid is coming in slowly. a lot of areas are inaccessible that after the storm caused landslides, at least $326.00 people have died and thousands are still missing. from his miller has more from a school and blan tire that's been converted into a camp for the displaced more than 88000 people have been left homeless and that's in malawi alone, due to the impact of cycling. freddy, they were landslides landing, as well as heavy winds. and the people here lost everything including their homes. many of the 4000 here are children. and some were brought in by community members because these children had lost both parents all their entire families. there are children here without homes to go to. now the volunteers here are concerned about their resources. they don't have enoug

just this week we had under the high courtjudge under the high court judge suggesting under the high ome grounds, but not others. we are expecting four court of appeal hearings in april. this could go on for quite a while yet. this could go on for quite a while et. , ., ~' , , ., this could go on for quite a while et. , ,_ this could go on for quite a while et. yet. plenty to keep you busy. tony, thank ou yet. plenty to keep you busy. tony, thank you for— yet. plenty to keep you busy. tony, thank you for that. _ more now on one of our main stories this hour — the appearance in court of the former pakistani prime minister imran khan. i'm joined now by farhat javed from bbc urdu who is in islamabad. good to talk to you again. there seems to be a confusing picture about what has actually gone on. reports that imran khan went into the court, or couldn't get into the court, what can you tell us about what has actually happened? the situation was _ what has actually happened? tue: situation was quite what has actually happened? tte: situation was quite hostile what has actually happened? tt

prince harry makes a surprise appearance at a high court hearing in london. several high—profile figures bringing a privacy case against the publisher of the daily mail newspaper. chinese entrepreneur, jack ma, who disappeared from view after criticising the government, has been seen in public for the first time in months. we'll have a special report from afghanistan, where a new school year has started, but the taliban government forces teenage girls to stay at home. translation: if the restrictions - translation: if the restrictions on - translation: if the | restrictions on women translation: if the - restrictions on women get translation: if the _ restrictions on women get more and more intense i don't think this life is worth living. and gwyneth paltrow�*s accuser details the moments before he says the actress collided with him on a ski slope seven years ago. ms paltrow denies responsibility for the incident. welcome to the programme. we begin in the us and police in nashville say six people, including three children aged nine, have been killed in a scho

prince harry arrived at the prince harry has arrived at the high court, allegedly at the high court,. duke of sussex afternoon. the duke of sussex joins celebs who have joins other celebs who have accused the daily mail publisher associated over associated newspapers over allegations of unlawful information gathering. the associated newspaper denies these allegations . and as these allegations. and as always, on tv news, we want to know what you think on those stories. you can email, give use at gbnews.uk. but first, we can get you up to date of what's happening here and around the world with tamsin roberts. andrew, thanks very much and good morning from the gb newsroom, it's 11:01. the prime minister says he's taking a zero tolerance approach to behaviour dunng tolerance approach to behaviour during a visit to the home counties. rishi sunak unveiled a £160 million scheme that will tackle drugs on the streets as well as nuisance beggars and other issues. offenders who graffiti or commit will be forced to clean up their communities. nitrous oxide, commonly known as laughing gas, will

the islamabad high court had further announced that the arrest warrant of imran khan would be canceled if he appeared in court. at the same time, ibrahim khan's supporters gathered in front of the lahore high court and canceled they demanded his arrest warrant. the arrest warrant for the former prime minister of pakistan, who did not participate in the court sessions of two separate cases , was issued by the islamabad court earlier this week. parliament of pakistan last year, he removed imran khan with 174. as you have heard in the short news , the former prime minister of pakistan appeared in the lahore high court today with the help of arresting amir khan, who did not attend the court session of two separate cases , issued early on 7 but the police was unable to execute this sentence. our communication with the journalist of the radio station in islamabad, burqara rahmani . hello, good time. please explain to the viewers how imran khan appeared in the court in islamabad . yes, i also say hello . imran khan's news section today along with a large number of his fans, he approached the

the prime minister in runtime husband given temporary protection from arrest by the high court. and he faces multiple legal cases, which he says politically, mercedes well, us markets are down and early trading on friday. uncertainty around the banking sector is the main contributor, their 1st republic bank opened down around 23 percent. and that's the spice and injection of cash deposits. where some $30000000000.00 and silicon valley bank has also now filed bankruptcy, while problems at credit suisse have rattled european market. president joe biden wants congress to impose tough punishment on banking executives as he tries to reassure the public after the collapse of silicon valley bank. let's speak to our white house correspondent, kimberly how could she's across this forest in washington dc. kimberly biden here, obviously still trying to stem the contagion. yeah, that's right. yeah, politically as well. there is a lot of unhappiness in the united states that once again, there has been life support given to bank executives that have mismanaged a bank. and even though this is

the council will appeal the injunction at the high court in london.do that yet because of the injunction. they'll also be able to fell the remaining 16 trees. this is what the council plans for the city centre to look like as part of a £13 million regeneration project. many traders and residents agree a spruce—up is long overdue. the council admit, though, that a consultation showed overwhelming objections to their plans, but they say they listened and changed the final design to deliver more than 170 semi—mature trees. it was the leader of the council, richard bingley, who used his executive powers to order the felling of the trees. and he hasn't responded to our requests for an interview. and just a few days ago, his conservative group announced that he'll resign on monday, when he's due to face a no—confidence vote. this has been an emotive and divisive issue in plymouth. that's likely to continue to be the case, whatever the judgment is of the high court this afternoon. jenny kumah, bbc news, plymouth. the bbc has suspended its decision to scrap t

uh, the court that is called the high court of justice is rich, it stands above the government.t's this the government is trying to make it downgrade. uh, this fidelity to the authorities of his status and make him purely recommendatory to such, uh, advisory bodies, to which we are naturally the government. uh, maybe not listen, most likely will not listen. thus. our government is becoming the highest. ah, the branches of her power. that is, the dictatorship of power will begin from the word dictatorship. and that's exactly what it is. this is what revolts society. e in israel and another important point is this. uh, people don't take to the streets for reforms, per se, because it is possible that some kind of reform needs to be carried out and the powers of the high court reviewed. our people are outraged. and by the way this reform is being dragged through, we have the vote of france true. yes, look here. pay attention. we have already had elections four times in a row in a very short period of 4 years, that is, elections after elections. this is a protracted crisis further, t

prince harry makes a surprise appearance at a high court hearing in london. everal high—profile figures bringing a privacy case against a uk newspaper. and gwyneth paltrow�*s accuser details the moments before he says the actress collided with him on a ski slope seven years ago. ms paltrow denies responsibility for the incident. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has announced he'll delay his plans to change the judicial system. tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets in opposition to his proposals. opponents say the plans undermine democracy and help mr netanyahu, as he faces an ongoing trial for corruption. our middle east correspondent, tom bateman reports. singing, beating drums the anger has built for weeks, erupting today outside the israeli parliament. this country is gripped by unprecedented turmoil, and a leader who had been refusing to give in. we are fighting for our democracy, and we won't give up. the brutality of what is happening is overwhelming, and if it

tom simons, bbc news at the high court. ♪ >> before we go, let's remind you of our top story.e in the usc of nashville say a woman was shot dead -- who shot dead six people inside a school. three of the victims are known to be pupils of the christian elementary school which is the equivalent of a primary school in the u.k.. the killer is believed by police to be a former pupil at that school. she herself was shot dead by police. police say the 28 year old was armed with at least two assault type rifles and a handgun. there has been reaction to this mass shooting. u.s. president joe biden has described the shootings as heartbreaking. he says gun violence was, in his own words, ripping at the very soul of the nation. more on that story on our website, bbc.co.uk/news. do get in touch. you are watching os narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're

the former pakistani prime minister imran khan has left the high court in islamabad. the court said that the hearing is not possible amid protests outside. he's facing corruption charges which he says are politically motivated. the scottish national party �*s chief executive and husband of his outgoing leader has resigned after the party revealed a sharp drop in its membership. a deal allowing the export of ukrainian grainfrom a deal allowing the export of ukrainian grain from black sea ports that was due to expire has been renewed. the former us president donald trump has claimed he expects to be arrested on tuesday. over a long—running alleged hush money case. he made the announcement on his online platform, truth social, calling for protest, and for his supporters to "take our nation back". mr trump is currently campaigning for the republican nomination for the 2024 presidential election. i'm joined now by our correspondent david willis in washington. donald david willis in washington. trump says he will be arrested donald trump says he will be arrested on tuesday.

they feel that your reform, the idea a simple majority can override a high court ruling, the fact that you want the politicians to have much more power in appointing thejudges in most israelis feel that makes the court more dependent on the politicians, not more independent. i don't know where you draw the most israelis from. the vote in elections voted for exactly those reforms and if they were well detailed before the elections in my party and by other parties in the coalition. it was very clear that the majority of the republic in israel voted on. and it's clear that some people do not like it. but to say the majority of the republic in israel did not support the change in the way we select ourjudges and other issues, i do not know where you draw this conclusion. we draw it from opinion poll services, the centre for public opinion and policy research survey which found two thirds of those surveyed opposed the proposals and interestingly, 44% of people who voted for the parties in netanyahu's coalition opposed key parts of your measures. a small problem, the idi is very much involved

the high courts job is to interpret the constitution. this is the 1st random beheld in 24 of the 44 held of the last century or so. i have been successful. the prime minister says this legislation provides a one to generation charts to rectify the referendum is expected to be held. you don't talk about your clock out 0. palestinians are taking part in the annual landing demonstrations in israel and the occupied palestinian territories. the day marks the killing of 6 palestinian israelis in 1976 who were protesting against lund confiscations, sandstone. palestinians refused to demonstrate against more lunch. seizures organizers in garza, palm protest, knew the board of friends with israel. i'll just use your mouse how you has more fun. gotcha. we're here at medical camp in the east. him borders off the besieged gauze. the strip where palestinians in gods have come in great numbers about thousands to participate in to remember one day. and they say policy and say that this event emphasizes the resilience against israel. we've seen hundreds

now in december, in the high court, a judge did ruled that the policy was legal overall. it did not break the refugee convention, but actually, that court also overturned eight specific decisions to remove people to rwanda. now we have heard a judge from the court of appeal say that a number of asylum seekers can bring another legal challenge because they argue the home office has not given due consideration to the dangers and risks that they would face if they were removed to rwanda. this is probably going to go all the way up to the supreme court. if it does, it's unlikely that anyone will be sent to rwanda year. that was peter walsh from the migration observatory at the university of oxford. now, the latest sports news. we start with the six nations, where scotland have all but secured third spot in this year's championship after a 26—14 win over a dogged italy side. france have gone ahead 10—7 in their game. duhan van der merwe came up with another special try, contorting his way to the line to put scotland ahead early. in a tight encounter, italy put scotland under s

the high courts job is to interpret the constitution. this is the 1st random beheld in 24 of the 44 held of the last century or so. i have been successful. the prime minister says this legislation provides a one to generation charts to rectify the referendum is expected to be held. don't talk about this al jazeera well as palestinians in garza lives with food insecurity, poverty and other hardships caused by the israeli blockade. the poorest and the strip are struggling during the holy month of ramadan to break their fast soup kitchens and now stepping into fil a growing need. as lina black lay reports in a soup kitchen and gaza volunteers prepare food for struggling. found these breaking their fast. ah, well, alarming alum about us, about an hour, 7 years of charted to work people's needs and poverty have increased due to deceased on garza and many people don't have food at home. well, the idea of the soup kitchen is to offer prepared minced people to alleviate their difficult situation every day during the fasting, month of ramadan, be

and a-levels from any disrution. �* . ., ,, , ., prince harry has unexpectedly appeared at the high courth—profile figures against a newspaper publisher. the group, which includes sir eltonjohn and doreen lawrence, who also came to court this afternoon, are suing associated newspapers, which publishes the daily mail and the mail on sunday. tom symonds reports from the high court. morning. hi, guys. morning. it's only day one of what could be a long legal battle. no witnesses giving evidence, just procedure. so when prince harry suddenly turned up, it seemed to send a message. he'll be fighting this battle in person. and it wasn'tjust him. eltonjohn arrived next, and headed to the plastic seats of court 76 to sit next to his husband, david furnish. and then baroness lawrence, mother of murdered stephen. along with liz hurley, sadie frost and the former mp sir simon hughes, who are accusing the publisher of the mail and mail on sunday of bugging cars and homes, listening to private telephone calls, paying police officials and obtaining medical and financial records, along with phone hacking

and then islamabad high court, it had to issue non—bailable warrants to ensure they can rule of law. s what the court said. that warrant was challenged in islamabad high court and islamabad high court then cancelled bailable warrant, but asking and requesting, literally requesting imran khan to appear in the court on the 13th of march, which was monday. again, he failed to attend the court on the 13th of march, simply his lawyers are saying he is facing life—threatening situations, but then again, he is facing life—threatening situations but had a massive rally in lahore on the same day. he is giving a very clear message that even if i don't about rule of law, nobody can ask me, and i think it is very damaging for his reputation as a politician as well, the if you don respect rule of law, then of course there will be trouble, more trouble down the line. briefly, how do you think the situation will be resolved? you know, from imran khan's point of view, it is only going to be resolved if the government announce fresh elections which i clearly don't see at the moment, looking at politic

the high courts job is to interpret the constitution. this is the 1st random beheld in 24 of the 44 held of the last century or so. i have been successful. the prime minister says this legislation provides a one to generation charts to rectify the referendum is expected to be held and you don't talk about algebra. there is a baldwin, roberts is see the campaign group get up. she joins us now live from brisbin. good to have you with us. what do you think of this referendum and was it proposes i think i feel like regardless of what i think is the best stations woman, we are going to a referendum i i'm, you know, i'm really interested. i know that the wording got brought into power today, but that is, you know, the would be advisory group or the working group to the referendum. but that doesn't mean that is what it will pass through. it's going to get through by that. but how parliament and you know, hopefully the amendment doesn't get what again, so i feel like as a woman at the political organization in the country, we are watching very k

being challenged in the nation's high court. it's possible they will be high court matters arising out of this, but you have to side that's entirely normal. we are looking at putting words into the constitution. the high courts job is to interpret the constitution. this is the 1st random beheld in 24 of the 44 held of the last century. i have been successful. the prime minister says this legislation provides a once generation charts to rectify the referendum is expected to be held in october algebra. authorities in mexico have opened a homicide investigation and identified 8 suspects after a fire to my good detention center killed 39 people. prosecutors say the suspects include 2 federal agents, a state emigration official, and 5 members of a private security company, present owner's manual lopez open the door initially blamed migrants for the fire. but a video showed what appears to be gone and not opening lock stores as the fire spread before broadcast and said at horace, near the u. s. border. john holeman has more from mexic

your reform, the idea of simple majority can override a high court ruling in the fact that the politiciansave much more power and appointing the judges in most israelis feel that makes the court more dependent on the politicians, not more independent. i on the politicians, not more independent.— on the politicians, not more indeendent. ., �* ~ ., independent. i don't know where ou draw independent. i don't know where you draw the _ independent. i don't know where you draw the most _ independent. i don't know where you draw the most israelis - you draw the most israelis from. the vote in elections and voted for exactly those reforms and if they were well detailed before the elections in my party and by other parties in the coalition. it was very clear that the majority of the republic and israel voted. and it's clear that some people do not like it. but the same majority of the republican israel did not support and change the way we select our judges and other issues, i do not know where you draw this conclusion. we not know where you draw this conclusion.— conclusion. we draw it from oinio

tom symonds, bbc news, at the high court.illed in a school shooting. the attacker, who was female, is also dead. it's understood she was a former pupil at the privately run christian primary school. president biden has described the shootings as heartbreaking. 0ur north america correspondent, nada tawfik, has the very latest. children running for their lives in the midst of yet another mass shooting. this time it happened in nashville, tennessee, at the covenant school, a private christian institution for children between 4 to 12 years old. it was slightly after 10am when emergency services got the call of an active shooter and rushed to the scene. the response was a swift one, taking officers less than 15 minutes to stop the shooter — a 28—year—old nashville woman armed with two assault rifles and a handgun. 0fficers entered the first storey of the school, began clearing it. they heard shots coming from the second level. they immediately went to the gunfire. when the officers got to the second level they saw a shooter, a fem

the high courts job is to interpret the constitution. this is the 1st random beheld in 24 of the 44 held of the last century. i have been successful. the prime minister says this legislation provides a one to generation charts to rectify the last referendum is expected to be held in october clock out 0. 5 frances has spent wednesday night in hospital where the respiratory infection after complaining of breathing difficulties. 86 year old head of the roman catholic church is expected to spend several days receiving treatment is not clear whether he'll return in time for easter celebrations next week. as least government has bad legislation that would ban lab grown food and impose heavy fines on those who produce or sell it prime in sir. georgia malone is. government says it wants to protect health and what it calls it. these farm food heritage, breaking the band would attract penalties of up to $60000.00 every don't think, annoy, clearly we care for the well being of our community on many aspects. we think the products made in laboratorie

justin, the 2021 strategy was ruled to be inadequate bny —— by the high court.f this is a rehash as ed miliband says, and how much is new? there is 1000 pages to go to, it's a lot. i get the impression that some of this is going to be rewritten —— has been rewritten. it's a sensitive subject, been rewritten. it's a sensitive sub'ect, where sensitive subject, where politicians like to confuse by coming up with new ideas but it is just coming up with new ideas but it isjust a coming up with new ideas but it is just a rehashed version of the other one so i am a bit sceptical of this and you have to be sceptical in comparison to be sceptical in comparison to what we're seeing come out the eu and the us because it's going to be a huge competition here to be able to make sure we can actually compete for industries able to operate in this area. industries able to operate in this area-— industries able to operate in this area. �* ., , ., this area. i'm glad you brought that u- this area. i'm glad you brought that up because _ this area. i'm glad you brought that up beca

he had a chance, a high one. the courtinally studied the evidence and realized that the case is not so smooth from japan reporting by sergey minvareva. men and women run out to the crowd gathered from the gates of tokyo's high sudo with compact rolls in their hands. so in japan it is customary to notify about the verdict without saying a word, without solemnly unfolding sheets of paper on one inscription decision review of the case on the second appeal of the prosecutor's office rejected the crowd reacts with jubilation an elderly woman, a beaming smile - this is hideko khakamada for more than half a century. she seeks the overturning of the death sentence for her brother and wow khakamada, who was arrested for murder in 1966 and sentenced to the highest measure and formally until today, expected the gallows. although he has been at large since 2014 for 47 years. he spent 33 of them on death row for the murder of my married family by children in shizuka prefecture. he has undergone major mental changes. you can even tell h

he had a chance, a high one. the courtas finally examined the evidence and realized that things are not going so smoothly from japan report by sergei mingazhev a man and a woman run out to the crowd of those gathered from the gates of tokyo's high sudo with compact rolls in their hands. so in japan it is customary to notify about the verdict without saying a word, without solemnly unfolding sheets of paper on one inscription decision review of the case on the second appeal of the prosecutor's office rejected by the crowd reacts with jubilation, an elderly woman beaming with a smile is khideka khakamada for more than half a century. she is seeking the overturning of the death sentence for her brother and the wowho team, who was arrested for murder in 1966, sentenced to death and, until today, formally awaiting the gallows. although he has been at large since 2014 for 47 years. he spent 33 of them on death row for the murder of a couple's family by children in shizuka prefecture. he has had serious mental changes for a long

prince harry unexpectedly appeared at the court on monday as legal proceedings got underway in a privacy case brought by him and a number of other high daily mail and the mail on sunday. the group also includes sir eltonjohn and doreen lawrence — who also came to court on monday. let's speak to our correspondent at the high court in london — frances read. good morning. tell us what we can expect today. good morning. tell us what we can expeet today-— good morning. tell us what we can expect today. this is the second day of a four day — expect today. this is the second day of a four day preliminary _ expect today. this is the second day of a four day preliminary hearing - of a four day preliminary hearing here at the high court in london. we were expecting more legal argument today, will prince harry or elton john turn up? we do not know at this stage. yesterday they came but they do not know whether they will be here for the full four days, although it is quite possible. prince harry as you say is among those taking action, he is not the only one. the husband of eltonjohn, david furnish, actresses liz hurley and sadie frost, as well

shows the determination of prince to harry physically be seen walking into the main entrance of the high courtis his to hold those powerful people to account and basically this alleged wrongdoing he sees as happens and newspapers saying but it's you know is basically preposterous smears pre—planned and orchestrated is intended to drag the mail titles into the phone hacking scandal and they are unsubstantiated claims that's what they said. a bit of detail on that which is quite interesting as you say associate newspaper trying to argue the seven people in total bringing the could have brought the claims could have brought them adrian bell, who's the the claims could have brought them adrian bell , who's the case them adrian bell, who's the case for the publisher a written submission ? the duke does not submission? the duke does not offer any why he could not with reasonable diligence have discovered the basis for his inferential claim against associated before october 2016. therefore, all this being discussed in court to see whether it goes to a full but this is taking four days on its own just

the islamabad high court had previously announced that the arrest warrant of imran khan would be canceledppeared in court. at the same time , ibrahim khan's supporters gathered in front of the lahore high court. and canceled the issuance of his arrest warrant, they demanded that the risk of scientists to discover plastic rocks on a volcanic island in brazil , based on geologists' tests, these rocks are made by combining plastic materials with increasing temperature and melted with natural materials. sahel are combined, which becomes a dangerous combination for the living organisms of the region. specialists of royan research institute succeeded in using the stem cells of the product to treat joint diseases. the supplier of this cell product is used to treat diseases such as arthritis and rheumatism. one of the latest products of the royan research institute is cell cell, which has actually entered the market in the region and is undergoing clinical trials . adult mesenchyme is obtained from the bone marrow, which is actually an isolated and fractional donor. the projects and processes of

the former pakistani prime minister imran khan has left the high court in islamabad. the court said that the hearing is not possible amid protests outside. he's facing corruption charges which he says are politically motivated. us presidentjoe biden has welcomed the international criminal court's arrest warrant against russia's vladimir putin. the icc have accused president putin of committing war crimes in ukraine. we start with breaking news the former us president donald trump says he will be arrested on tuesday of next week. he made the announcement on his online platform, truth social. he did not give details of any charges he may face, but called for protest and for his supporters to "take out nation back". mr trump is currently campaigning for the republican nomination for the 2024 presidential election. i'm joined now by lynn sweet who works in washington for the chicago sun times. good to have you with us, thank you forjoining us on bbc news. just bring us up—to—date, if you would come on exactly what it is that donald trump has said.- come on exactly what it

so most likely that day, the whole high court where grant came back at the same time the bod, high board, also given them relief initially abroad said that they would be arrested and taken from the court, ordered do should be priscilla dated. the girder should be provided in a law bought that you should not be there to do some break through dodge after the intent dog betrayed the bargain on said he can solve that damn wrong cons party where they are targeting late last night. the prime minister of budget thought also saying that they were extending an olive broad day should be dall came drawn, found himself or agreed that they should be dogged. it would be important to see what kind of headway made on that town. but for the time being some relief being offered to the former prime minister. yeah. and come all my kind of horse faces multiple legal cases which, which he says are all politically motivated. and did he said that all along. and he said that that voice, primarily because of security concerns that he would not debating before the law claude, because you did the jury and an unsafe

south of borders have gathered outside the lord high court. they said they had seen high drama for the past few days, got flowed between the police and the border of the former prime minister, emron con, appeared before the lord high guard to seek protective bade. duff guards had now been drawn. take relief that lod, but that is happening often. negotiations between the dedicating gov need to ship andy or tartar gauge ad suggested by the court m. ron hahn is also going to appear in a gorge heading and it's lama bod, where those are non billable waters. were issued and i've gotten going to be important. my dad is come rail vol. regarding the buggers on the prime minister had hinted that he would willing to extend an olive bronze to the former prime minister . and ron conroy sco said that he would be ready for that general opportunity. be berlin focused on have been glued to their deliveries and fees for the last $10.00 days. the former prime minister in ron connor said that he was not debating and god, because of the imminent take to had night.

now the guilty verdict was handed down by a high court in 2020, and subsequently affirmed by 2 different appellate courts. in 20212022. and on friday, 4 out of 5 judges from the federal court agreed. they would not grant a review of the earlier decisions. there was one dissenting judgement from a federal court judge. now not yet faces. still several of the trials in relation to the one m d, b corruption scandal. he was recently acquitted of audit tampering, a report related to one m d b. now it has to remember that the scale of this corruption scandal not only shocked the world, but it angered people in malaysia so much that they voted for political change. now jabrisa was the prime minister and the finance minister of malaysia when the scandal happened. and it wasn't just the scale of the corruption. it was how attempts to have the corruption investigated. we're constantly shut down by those in power at the time that really led to people in 2018, casting their vote for the opposition leading to a change in political power for the 1st time in malaysia's history since it gained independen

they made the statement after a lahore high court granted him bail and several other cases against himafter clashes between his supporters and security forces attempting to arrest him. the former abbc urdu journalist spoke to me from islamabad about imran khan's appearance in court today. >> he appeared in the lahore high court today and they agreed to grant him bail in nine cases, and 8 out of those cases are terrorism-related. so there are multiple cases against imran khan, dozens of cases. he is quite busy dealing with the legal side of things, other than dealing with the politics. i spoke to his legal team a little while ago, and they were saying our main worry is the amount of cases against him. most of these cases, they say they will not stand up in the court of law. but every case takes time. and he would rather spend his time on politics and upcoming elections, but he is busy in a dealing with these cases. as i said, most of these cases itself tells a story that there could be some sort of political victimization going on at the moment. mark: and that is certainly felt by his s

here's another you, because another one for you, because prince high court prince has left the high courtry hearing. i guess the of the daily mail. the publisher of the daily mail. so getting a squeaky bum so he's getting a squeaky bum time when comes time now when it comes to a decision, and a of decision, harry, and a number of celebrities, tv will be able celebrities, our tv will be able to him. they're looking him to see him. they're looking him proudly out court, proudly walking out of court, including elton john and liz including sir elton john and liz hurley, legal action hurley, taking legal action against newspapers. against associated newspapers. joining from , the high joining us now from, the high court our reporter, alex. so court is our reporter, alex. so alex, good stuff. are we are we going to see this go to a trial, do we think? what's it looking like? is this going be much ado about nothing? how's it shaping up? well, patrick won't find out today, unfortunately , this is today, unfortunately, this is going to take several weeks . a going to take several weeks. a judgemen

come, hider has more from outside the high court in the hor, for the 1st time, we fear of all from a great thing that everybody and budget on had been watching nervously. and as you can see, there's going to be job religion after people to find out what had happened inside the guard. emron will drive back along with at the borders to a residence in amman, bog. it will be relieved, regard. for the past few days, there were the intent dear guy shelling offered rendered, and it's the borders of god standing strong and saying that they were not lead daily debbie erected though, for the 1st time thumb him proved condition of days of tension. us markets have kicked off fridays trading on a negative notes, concerns around the banking sector are dragging down shares on wall street and in europe. silicon valley bank has now filed for bankruptcy, while problems at credit suisse rattled. european markets for testers in front block. the main highway around the capital is unions warning they'll continue their fight again. tension reform. the latest action comes after the government bypass parliam

alec costello there on national reporter outside the high court . we'll be keeping you high court.? well, we know there's loads come there's loads more to come between and end of the between now and the end of the houn between now and the end of the hour. a strip search. hour. police, a strip search. children as young as eight. believe it or not. we're getting reaction findings of a reaction to those findings of a new and how the mayor of london's controversial ulez scheme aimed at fighting pollution is meeting . well, it's pollution is meeting. well, it's fair to say the only requisite . fair to say the only requisite. there's some really interesting ways , novel ways, of course, ways, novel ways, of course, condone civil disobedience, but some quite funny ways in which people are trying to ruin ulez. and they say , you know what, and they say, you know what, we've got enough anyway. time now for your latest headlines. polly middlehurst . patrick, polly middlehurst. patrick, thank . hello to you. the latest thank. hello to you. the latest headunes thank. hello to you. the latest h

the former pakistani prime minister imran khan has left the high court in islamabad.id protests outside. the uk's home secretary, suella braverman, is in rwanda to discuss a controversial agreement to deport migrants who come to the uk illegally. and it's the final day of the men's six nations rugby — ireland are hoping for the grand slam when they play england in dublin this afternoon.

the council will appeal the injunction at the high court in london.they will be able to remove the felled trees. they haven't been able to do that yet, because of the injunction. they'll also be able to fell the remaining 16 trees. this is what the council plans for the city centre to look like as part of a £13 million regeneration project. many traders and residents agree a spruce—up is long overdue. the council admit though that a consultation showed overwhelming objections to their plans, but they say they listened and changed the final design to deliver more than 170 semi—mature trees. now, it's the leader of the council richard bingley who used his executive powers to order the felling of the trees. and he hasn't responded to our request for an interview. just a few days ago his conservative group announced that he will resign on monday when he is due to face a no confidence vote. this has been an emotive and divisive issue in plymouth. that's likely to continue to be the case, whatever the judgment is of the case in the high court this afternoon

we went to the high court and now next month there's a hearing for date in the court of appeal, where the weather litigation there on that occasion will continue. so that is still pending. and going back to the point of the legal migration bill, they're saying that they can return individuals to that, to a fast it fast, the country that they travel through. we don't have a but european countries following breaks that we don't have access to your doc based database. and even though i wish to not did agree law last week with france, 480000000 pound deals for asylum seekers. honorable asylum seeker must add in detention center. so we don't have those. the returns agreement there around the litigation is ongoing. they kind of remove individuals to run. they cannot possibly be returned to the country when they are fitting for what they claim tough suffered execution. and so just leave them and then both. so that done the puts a strain on the right on the and on the, under the governmental at all right. well, we have run out of time, so we're going to have to leave the conversation there. t

whole a large number of august on that he can solve the borders have gag outside that level or high court. they said they had seen high drama for the past few days, got flows between the police and a couple of days of the former prime minister, enron con, appeared before the lord high court to seek protective bade data guards had now been drawn date relief at lot but that is happening often. negotiations between the dedicated solve need to ship andy or target gate ad suggested by the court m. ron hahn is also going to appear in a court dating and it's lama bod, where those are non billable waters were issued. and i've got it going to be important. my dad is come rail vol. regarding the buckets on the prime minister had hinted that he would willing to extend an olive bronze to the former prime minister m ron conroy. sco said that he would be ready for that general book, junior d people and focused on have been glued to their television screens for the last 10 days. the form of prime minister in ron con said that he was not debating in court because of imminent take to had night. if god had

then deciding that it should go back to the relevant court where the case this spending than the high court not taking a decision on that. so it would be important to see what the court relevant for will also be entertaining the suspension all stag order. until the 18th, which is the date when im ron phone is due to appear. but political attentions are very high. indeed. no one knows what is going to happen within the next few days. and although the government is determined to arrest them, ron con, they have not been able to do so despite their best efforts, i have in court and a bad a military force in right. so indeed i draw ma, being played out i in august on and of course as a result, they've been protest in other parts of the country last night at red kaylee's. still a lot of uncertainty. come all high down there across that for us in as i'm about. thank you so much. come on. well, let's not bring in, mullin, come off. so he's a supreme court lawyer and he joins us also from is on about malik. i want to take a step back here and understand the plethora of charges that in one con, has f

is high court, but the european court for human rights intervened, and they prevented flights carrying migrants from taking off to rwanda. where does that stand now? is the legality of that measure, still being debated in court. that's a good point actually. yes. so yes, we got into really last year which prevented the from taking off. we went to the high court and now next month there's a hearing for date in the quote, the appeal where the weather litigation there on that occasion will continue. so that is still pending. and going back to the point of the legal migration bill, they're saying that they can return individuals to that, to the country that they travel through. we don't have a european countries following back that we don't have access to your doc based database. and even though i wish to not did agree law last week with a 480000000 pound deal for asylum seekers, vulnerable asylum seeker must add in detention center. so we don't have those the returns agreement there around the litigation is ongoing. they kind of remove individuals to rwanda. they cannot possibly be return

the moment i recovered, i, when i back to court wandering a lot high gordon in a song by the high court. the only this whole big thing blew up because a one bedroom that i didn't make and that appearance was in this, in a god where all my security team told me that there was no protection the same gordon has to twice been dragged by dead wrist. judges have been killed. the lawyers have been killed it's, it's like a disk drive. so the only reason i didn't attend was because they couldn't guarantee me security there and been gauze the indeed it ministry has it has announced, i mean, they've given written to me that my life was under threat. i mean, i had one assassination attempt to now there is a strong johnson, another one. so therefore there, on one hand, the government says your life is under threat. secondly, they want me to a barondess. and in this particular court, which is a destro. so therefore, it was only that one of benefits i missed and that led to those warrens ah, show many football coach hunting flickers, undoubtedly under immense pressure following the theme fisma showing