imran khan hurries off. was told the briefcase which holds pakistan's nuclear codes. john simpson, bbc news, islam about. —— islam abide. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme, we'll have more anaylsis on the election deadlock in israel from our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet. also on the programme, it's the race across the world as five couples race from london to singapore on a very limited budget. 35 years of hatred and rage as they jump up 35 years of hatred and rage as they jump up on the statue. this funeral became a massive demonstration of black power. the power to influence. todayis black power. the power to influence. today is about the promise of a bright future. a day where we hope a line can be drawn on our buddy pass. —— blood line can be drawn on our buddy pass. — — blood he line can be drawn on our buddy pass. —— blood he passed. i think picasso's works were beautiful. they were intelligent, and it is a set of us to everybody who loves art. —— a sa

imran khan hurries off.he briefcase i was told, that holds pakistan's nuclear codes. here's our briefing on some of the key events happening later. hello, this is your wednesday sport briefing where we start with the uefa champions league news that manchester city's bid for a quadruple of trophies is in danger of falling apart. that's after tottenham beat them 1—0 to hold the advantage after the first leg of their quarterfinal. sergio aguero missed a penalty for city less than 15 minutes into the game, saved by hugo lloris while son heung min scored the winner inside the last 15 minutes to hand spurs the advantage but it came at a cost with harry kane limping off with an ankle injury. maybe he twisted his ankle and maybe damaged the ligaments. we need to check over the next few days and look forward. hope that it is not a big issue and we will try to recover as soon as possible. liverpool took command of their quarter—final with porto thanks to two first—half goals in the first leg at anfield. naby keita put

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many pakistanis would hope that control would come from imran khan the party swept to victory last july on a promise to make poverty a thing of the past are wrestling with a ballooning deficit and seeking a thirteenth international bailout has left the government needing to make tough choices at the start of april fuel prices went up by six rupees to ninety eight per liter hitting low skilled workers who can end as little as six hundred rupees less than four euro's a day. found out the word in a bank account was saying big things about providing employment and getting rid of poverty these are raising polity is a raising the poor. so is nine point four percent the limit for inflation in pakistan we're facing trajectory now from. independent to what extent the government has been a just these energy prices so if they want to go to the full extent to what extent it is to what extent they need to plug the gap then increase it in a few months it will go into double digits. economists believe pakistan has no choice but to cut public spending and raise prices but for a public that was expectin

it's a pakistan now where inflation is at its highest for over five years prime minister imran khan's government was elected in twenty eighteen with a promise to eradicate poverty it's not even been a year but patients among average pakistani voters is very thin. inflation is killing us reads this sign is currently running at nine point four percent in pakistan not since november twenty third team has it been they say high with hefty increases in the costs of food and energy essential is now becoming looks or is for some. even for the public be able to survive this inflation or not we can't even purchase bread with what we have got alone knows what'll become of the poor this has to stop that there's no control anywhere. else it is a distant raleigh. many pakistanis had hoped that control would come from imran khan his party swept to victory last july on a promise to make poverty a thing of the past are wrestling with a ballooning deficit and seeking a thirteenth international bailout has left the government needing to make tough choices at the start of april fuel prices went up by six

include the government it also includes the opposition as well iran many thanks indeed i'm serious imran khan reporting live from tunis to speak to what you said is a professor of political science and international relations at castle university he's with me now in the studio what's your take that what is going on right now in algeria this cabinet reshuffle are we like to see article one zero two of the constitution and acted here will president bush a fleet be moved aside or is this all cosmetic as some people are saying it's really very difficult to see what is going on in the. chief of staff called for to go to war no two to remove. the constitution council. and it has been the. government for the. two or three weeks ago the government was formed yesterday. to be confirmed tomorrow that the president might resign. and if he does so that means a constitution is in place and the. fall of the algerian constitution suggests that in this period of transition nobody can remove this government that was formed just so if we follow the constitution and the president does in two model that mea

border now that decision was made during the first official visit by the pakistani prime minister imran khan zain bus robin from tehran. a handshake that could signal the beginning of a new power dynamic in the region. pakistan a nuclear armed nation iran one of the biggest oil producers in the world they both have problems that together may be easier to solve because perhaps the most important agreement reached was a pledge to fight armed groups along their border together and. we are going to form a joint rapid reaction force to fight terrorism at the borders of two countries. both countries have experienced attacks this year that both said were carried out by groups based on each other's soil and both of accuse the other of not doing enough to fight armed groups han defended his country's record said he would not let attacks divide the two nations and pakistan we have suffered more terrorism than probably any other country and the pakistan military and pakistan intelligence agencies. for appreciation must be made to do these. security agencies the way that deck of terrorism in pakist

with a positive attitude imran and his colleagues have created an atmosphere found nowhere else in the islamic republic. no other cafe here in iran could get away with this level off of all the teeth in ron and the others are making the best of being a little bit different and have transformed coffee down tizen into a place that's bursting with positivity. what's the connection between bread powell and the european union he knows guild motto d.w. correspondent at the bakery can stretch this back in line with the rules set by the team. cuts no. small thing recipes for success strategy that make a difference. baking bread on d.w. . much of it a coffee can. join linked to news from africa and the world or link to exceptional stories and discussions from the news of these each and while we're excited deputed comes to us to come join us on facebook j w for. good a a. one hundred zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero am.

there are something like 37 global leaders including vladimir putin, the pakistani prime minister imrannd other key nations. but also the us is not sending a high level delegation, nor is india. thank you for that upjade from beijing. let us turn our attention to amazon which has reported a i7% jump to amazon which has reported a i7% jump in revenues as the well‘s bird biggest publicly traded company continues to expand if you dig deeper into the numbers, you will noticed —— notice its first—quarter growth was the since 2015. our north american business correspondent has more. amazon's results are easily surpassed investor expectations thanks to strong demand for its cloud and advertising businesses. the world's largest on line retailer reported a net income for the first three months of this year, double the1.6 three months of this year, double the 1.6 million three months of this year, double the1.6 million —— three months of this year, double the 1.6 million —— billion it made last year. the quarterly earnings report marks of period of change of the tech giant, we have seen sales are

prime minister nuri dean but all we several government ministers have been relieved of their duties imrankhan has more on the story from neighboring tunisia where the protest movement has been going on for six weeks the government has tried at various times to try and quell it and what's happened is this just got larger and larger and larger now remember the prime minister who remains prime minister was only in his job three weeks ago after the old problem is to was forced out beautifully for that point was hoping that that would appreciate the protests as it didn't he's now going to be hoping that this latest move a piece of the protesters it's unlikely to do so in fact one tweets that we read was very telling is every time beautifully to announce a change in government we say to each other we will see you on the streets on friday and are all the headlines exit polls in ukraine are showing that comedian vladimir is alinsky has won the first round of the country's presidential election so lansky is a political novice who campaigned against rampant corruption taking about thirty percent of

hello and welcome to the program on imran khan comedian without him as lenski played a fictional president for years now he's going to play it for real but stand up comedy is one thing standing up to russia and the myriad of other problems facing ukraine is another thing altogether outgoing president petro poroshenko says zelinsky is too naive for hard politics but it is the dissatisfaction with old faces like that's probably benefits of the comedian he's campaigned on an anti establishment anti corruption platform and that seems so resoundingly with his supporters selenski won with more than seventy percent of the votes this is what he had to say. we did it together thanks to everyone now there will be no pathetic speeches i just want to say thank you. zelinsky is going to have to deal with ukraine's numerous challenges ending a five year war with moscow back separatists in the east that's killed more than thirteen thousand people fixing a struggling economy and the government's rising debt following through on his promise to fight corruption and stamp out the influence of oligarchs and a

attending a key supporters of the initiative russian president vladimir putin and pakistani prime minister imran khan but china's biggest trading partner the united states has not sent a delegation washington officials say the initiative is a vanity project which comes with too many strings attached. china has dismissed the u.s. as concerns as western resistance to china's growth but there's also been criticism of the scheme from inside the country with citizens questioning whether china a developing country itself can really afford to be spending so much money to. import bank says one hundred forty nine billion dollars has so far been burned out to support some of the developments. analysts say the scheme is a lie. long term investment the china huzzah and so we need to make money and we need new markets so it's wrong to say we're keeping eight other countries this is not the case this money is an investment. during the first part and road four and twenty seventeen government backed videos dominated social media but is scrutiny mts selling the scheme is no longer that simple a joint communiqué

the government under prime minister imran khan say the previous governments are to blame for all what boring and leaving the country in day but under an agreement with the i.m.f. for a bailout package easy agreed to devalue the rupee and that led to rising inflation the effects of inflation are being fed even in rural areas cloistered capital islamabad although to be buried grow their own crops they don't have been out for land and said that despite a link cost of living means they have to find or turn a day of employment. not far away his sons are busy on a construction project to make extra money year journey with a year the new government promised to lower prices but instead they have increased we also have to pay more for harvesting our wheat because of rising elektra's to in fuel prices we have to work extra hours to cope this farmer says things have never been this bad. for it you're not a buzzard god has been kind in giving us land if it rains we get something but if it doesn't we get nothing the rising cost of essential commodities makes it even tougher we can only hope the go

with the indian election looming, in a rare interview pakistan's leader imran khan tells the bbc he's plan for all possiblities — so what could months of more unknowns mean for their bottom line?

minister is traveling to iran on sunday on his first official visit since he took office in august imran khan will meet iran's supreme leader ayatollah khamenei and president hassan rouhani on the first day of a two day trip his visit comes at a delicate time between the two countries pakistan has blamed an attack on thursday that killed more than a dozen security personnel on militants based in iran. back to europe now where there is debate among some nations about how to repatriate women and children who've lived on the ice or in syria but in call support the government has decided to bring back more than a hundred of its people and russia pal explains. far away from battlefields and refugee camps in syria dozens of women are being given a second chance to be part of a nation they chose to leave along with them more than seventy children who had no say in the matter. as most european nations stall in repatriating their citizens who went off to fight for i sold or at least support myself fighters the semi autonomous region of kosovo has brought back the largest group so far believe you

pakistani p prime minister imran khan named a new finance miminister in a major cabinet reshuffle just hours after the former finance chief steps down. i said in mymy sudden resignatin raised f fresh questioions on pakistan's p plans to ofof thata full on economic cririsis as it seeks a crucial bailout package from the interernationalal money fund. pakistan's currency repeat has lost 30% of its value since the start of twewenty eighteen starring shopping complacent. and finally to businessss as n s of another missile test by north korea has raised consent again a month and a half off the talks between its leader on the us president broke down. a major stickcking point was a sanctions relief. pyongyang meanwhile has b been trying to limit the impact of international sanctions. state media has been keen to highlight the growing use of soda energy over the past year as part of king john is dry for self sufficiency. as a way to address the country's chronic electricity shorortages. more more households and businesses i clicked with so the panels that have become cheaper and more widely ava

imran khan has more from neighboring tunisia where the protest movement has been going on for six weeks the government has tried at various times to try and quell it and what's happened is this just got larger and larger and larger now remember the prime minister who remains prime minister was in his job three weeks ago after the old problem is to was forced out beautifully grow that point was hoping that that would appreciate the protests is it didn't he's now going to be hoping that this latest move of peace is the protesters it's unlikely to do so in fact one tweets of the we read was very telling is every time beautifully announces a change in government we say to each other we will see you on the streets on friday turkey's president appears to have conceded defeat in the city of istanbul in local elections. has been addressing supporters outside party headquarters in ankara says his party will appeal the election results where the needed the opposition c.h.b. party has declared victory in the cities of all ankara and. we never had a purpose other than serving our nation the do not

the government under prime minister imran khan say previous governments are to blame for all the boring and leaving the country in day. but under an agreement with the i.m.f. for a bailout package easy agreed to devalue the rupee and that's led to rising inflation the effects of inflation are being ferried even in rural areas close to that capital islamabad although to be buried grow their own crop they don't have been out for land and said that the spiraling costs of living means they have to find or turn a day of employment not far away his sons are busy on a construction project to make extra money you do need to within a year the new government promised to lower prices but instead they have increased we also have to pay more for harvesting our wheat because of rising electricity and fuel prices we have to work extra hours to cope with this farmer says things that have never been this bad. for it you're not a buzzer god has been kind in giving us land if it rains we get something but if it doesn't we get nothing the rising cost of essential commodities makes it even tougher we can on

with the indian election looming, in a rare interview pakistan's leader imran khan tells the bbc he'se couple who won a race across the world from london to singapore. wife from our studios in london and

pakistani prime minister imran khan offered "profound condolences go to our sri lankan brethren", sayinganka in their hour of grief." eu commission presidentjean—claude juncker echoed those sentiments of condolence to those who ‘had gathered to worship peacefully or come to visit this beautiful country‘ adding "we are ready to support". monday is earth day — the annual day to promote activities for environmental protection. it's run by earth day network — the largest recruiter to the environmental movement with partners in nearly 200 countries. it says more than one billion people now participate in the event each year. monday is centred on endangered species but it also wants to focus attention on dealing with pollution in india. earlier i wasjoined by the president of the earth day network, kathleen rogers. i asked her why the organisation was focussing on pollution in india this year. we are actually focused on plastics, in particular, is one of our other major campaigns, and the ganges unfortunately is one of those very important rivers, it is a holy river, that is also terribly poll

pakistan's prime minister imran khan says his country "stands in complete solidarity with sri lanka intralian prime minister scott morrison has also condemned the attacks, calling them "devastating" and "horrific." and there's been reaction back home this morning, the prime minister tweeted to say "the acts of violence against churches and hotels in sri lanka are truly appalling, and my deepest sympathies go out to all of those affected at this tragic time." the archbishop of canterbury has also tweeted, saying: "on this holy day, let us stand with the people of sri lanka in prayer, condolence and solidarity as we reject all violence, all hatred and all division." the attacks came as christians gathered in rome to see the pope hold easter sunday mass. 0ur correspondent, james reynolds, is in the vatican. how has the situation in sri lanka have been reflected there in rome? we have just been following the pope's address from the main balcony of st peter's basilica, the very traditional address that he gives. he has listed a number of conflicts, city akamai is really, palestinian, libya,

ferried around pakistan especially in poorer communities like these the government under prime minister imran khan say previous governments are to blame for all the boring and leaving the country in day but under an agreement with the i.m.f. for a bailout package easy agreed to devalue the rupee and that's led to rising inflation the effects of inflation are being fed even in rural areas cloistered capital islamabad although to be buried grow their own crop they don't have been out for land and said that despite a link cost of living means they have to find or turn a day of employment not far away his sons are busy on a construction project to make extra money you do need what they yeah the new government promised to lower prices but instead they have increased we also have to pay more for harvesting our wheat because of rising i would trust in fuel prices we have to work extra hours to cope. this farmer says things that never been this bad your local super regulator puzzle me god has been kind in giving us land if it rains we get something but if it doesn't we get nothing the rising cost of

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the pakistani prime minister has reshuffled his cabinet less than a year after taking office imran khan announced ten appointments including a new finance minister reshuffle comes as he faces criticism against his government's economic policies as well as increased tension with neighboring india north korea's leader is to meet russia's president later this month the kremlin announcement just hours after a test launch of what the north calls a new tactical guided weapon and the north is demanding the u.s. secretary of state is kept out of any future denuclearization talks all the details now with rob mcbride reporting from south korea this seems to be a timely reminder from north korea of its military strength. photos released by state run media show kim jong un visiting an airbase on tuesday his first military drill inspection since last november and then wednesday he reportedly attended a weapons test. described as a tactical weapon it's far less provocative than the ballistic missiles north korea tested more than a year ago but seems intended to show its frustration at the failure to

pakistan's prime minister imran khan says his country "stands in complete solidarity with sri lanka in the australian prime minister scott morrison has also condemned the attacks, calling them "devastating" and "horrific". let's get more now from our south asia correspondent rajini vaidaya nathan. we are hearing reports of the seventh explosion, tells what you're hearing? yes, the bbc reporter in colombo has confirmed these reports. ina suburb colombo has confirmed these reports. in a suburb of colombo, another explosion went off. he shared some photos on his twitter account, you could see the devastation. we understand there are two casualties. we understand they were police officers. i am we understand they were police officers. iam not we understand they were police officers. i am not sure but that is what we are hearing, there are two casualties. it was in a hotel, opposite the zoo there we are told. 0bviously, sri lanka and a heightened state of alert as weird news of another explosion. another statement from the office of the prime minister seeing nine foreigners. —— nine foreign

welcome to the program on imran khan the fighting in yemen now in its fifth year appears to be no closer to an end peace efforts have made little progress and the united states and some other western powers continue to support the saudi u.a.e. coalition against the who the rebels every day brings horrific stories of civilian deaths including women and children from violence famine or disease the u.n. says yemen is one of the greatest preventable disasters. a u.n. study identifies forty four million yemenis nearly forty percent of the population as living in extreme poverty one point six million children are facing my nutrition more than a third of them of school age cannot attend classes the war has cost the economy eighty nine billion dollars. i. let's bring in our guests from yemen hachim a political analyst and editor in chief of the yemen post in london mohammed jhoom a member of the national dialogue conference in yemen and from amman col schembri regional media advisor in the middle east for the norwegian refugee council thank you all for joining us let me begin with you hakim in s

pakistan's prime minister imran khan and the president are if alvey issued statements of condemnation saying the resolve of the nation in the fight against terror would not be weakened. andrew symonds. live now to caracas. what more do we know about this bomb attack in quest of the. community members. particularly because. less than two kilometers from mazar gunjan where the ranch to berlin food market there situated every day that is guarded by security forces for their safety because these people have come under attack over five hundred of them have been killed in the past five years still today was another routine day and there arrived at the vegetable market under the car by the apparently the attack taking place as these people entered and you store in and through the lens report it was a ball when explosion that. took down a lot of story left a lot of casualties but also shattered windows in the nearby buildings or indeed a deadly attack according to the source and now that dead daughter climbing as well as the number of wounded now is said to be over fifty why kemal would. this

pakistan's prime minister imran khan and the president are if i'll be issued statements of condemnation saying the resolve of the nation in the fight against terror would not be weakened. andrew simmons. has this update from karachi. a deadly attack in the provincial capital of baluchistan in quite that city the targeted appears to be was our community although a number of other people were also killed in that attack the explosion was so paul four that. struck down windows and nearby buildings and shook the place and of course the police still investigating as to what was the nature of the explosives and rather that it was remotely controlled or time to golf in the morning when a community would be shopping at market so far no one has taken responsibility and the security forces of course now providing security to hold out our community who have been targeted in the past also over five hundred of them have been killed in the last five years forcing many of their community members to leave and take protection and whereas. harley's five civilians have been killed during financing on the o

of people have been protesting for several weeks calling for the eighty two year old to step down imran khan has more after twenty years president. will step down before april twenty eighth however is that going to be enough to appease the protestors probably not the protesters have long said that they want a radical overhaul of not just the government and people close to beautiful but also in the opposition who they say are in cahoots with the government and they want to reduce the role in public life of the army venezuela's supreme court is calling for opposition leader one way those parliamentary immunity to be taken away the chief justice says kwaito disobeyed a court order that barred him from leaving the country the opposition leader has traveled to several latin american countries that support his claim to be president he's denounced the court decision. the children of murdered saudi journalist should g. are understood to have received millions of dollars worth of compensation from the kingdom the washington post says his four children have been given expensive homes in saudi ara

the pakistani prime minister has reshuffled his cabinet less than a year after taking office imran khan announced ten appointments including a new finance minister reshuffle comes as he faces criticism against his government's economic policies as well as increased tension with neighboring india . north korea's leader is to meet russia's president later this month the kremlin announcement just hours after a test launch of what the north calls a new tactical guided weapon and the nortons demanding the u.s. secretary of state is kept out of any future denuclearization talks all the details now with rob mcbride reporting from south korea this seems to be a timely reminder from north korea of its military strength photos released by state run media show kim jong un visiting an airbase on choose day his first military drill inspection since last november and then wednesday he reportedly attended a weapons test. described as a tactical weapon it's far less provocative than the ballistic missiles north korea tested more than a year ago but seems intended to show its frustration at the failure

very broad smiles that we could see during the press conference between the pakistani prime minister imran khan and the iranian president hassan rouhani would seem to signal that those tense times are over as you said the security apparatus between the two working on security was one of their primary points in conversation and president hassan rouhani started his part of the press conference by saying that they were determined to have better ties that no third country could stop the brotherhood as he called it between the two countries and he announced the formation of a rapid reaction force to respond to problems of counterterrorism along their shared border now this is to address a spate of recent attacks this year that have taken the lives of armed forces personnel on both sides of their shared border insist on baluchistan on the iranian side in baluchistan province on the pakistani side both sides have said that armed groups are operating from within each other's borders from on each other's soil and there has been accusations that neither country's doing enough and so they've come tog

ferried around pakistan especially in poor communities like these the government under prime minister imran khan say previous governments are to blame for all the boring and leaving the country in debt but under an agreement with the i.m.f. for a bailout package easy agreed to devalue the rupee and that's led to rising inflation the effects of inflation are being fed even en route.

with the indian election looming, in a rare interview pakistan's leader imran khan tells the bbc he's

hoping that some of them could soon get pakistani citizenship after a statement by prime minister imran khan many of them have been living in the country for forty years the majority are languishing in makeshift shelters in the second to last series on the plight of refugees kemal hyder reports from karachi we . gave come from amman and bungalow d. we're not doing it here big clued. some are looking to escape persecution in their homeland and now those extreme. they've set up temporary homes by the a.b. and c. some have been here for about four decades and for them unplanned urban sprawl is now up to me finding a job or is different though they're not going our country where the high unemployment and economy but if you're darned have basic identity. it makes it even more difficult. sixty one years or his life as a fisherman is hard uncertain brame headed home and workplace and today he's wearing your french crab others are preparing their nets before the height they may be away from their families up to ten days working from dilapidated. but these people have few options on what to buy

cooperating on resolving the problems in afghanistan to try to enable peace between the two countries and imran khan said the same thing about india and about iran saying that once there is peace with india he kind of predicted a very positive future where pakistan could be a trade corridor for iran to get to indian markets something that rouhani is administration has been working towards for some time so a great deal of ambition between the two countries that could signal a new dynamic duo if you will in the region and at a time saying when we are expecting the u.s. to put even more pressure on iran and. to sell oil to a rather. allowed to can't buy oil from iran. exactly exactly we've been hearing reports from early this morning that the united states is going to announce the waivers that were put into place when it when it established to reestablish the oil and banking sanctions on iran a country some of iran's best oil clients were given waivers for approximately six months this was back in november we've been expecting those waivers to expire next month and we are expecting to hear from th