police in the pakistani capital islamabad have fired teargas at supporters of imran khan's, who werece of a ban on congregating in the city. security forces had sealed off main routes into the city, and blocked cellphone services in an attempt to prevent the gathering. the bbc�*s farhat javed was on the ground when the clashes took place. we are really close to the red zone of islamabad and imran khan's supporters have just reached this area and there is heavy tear gas shelling by the police. to disperse the crowd here, there are a large number of people who have successfully reached here to despite the fact that all the major entry and exit points throughout the city were closed for more than 36 hours. there is a huge deployment of police and other security forces who are in control of the red zone, where all the important government buildings, including parliament house are located. they are in control and their safety has been handed over to pakistan army. the situation remains tense and islamabad and it is worsening now the supporters of imran khan have finally reached the red zo

we are close to the red zone of islamabad and imran khan's supporters are here.n 36 hours. the security forces control the red zone where the government buildings are. they are controlling, their safety has been handed over to the pakistan army too. it is worsening now since the supporters of imran khan have finally reached the red zone. imran khan had asked his party members and his supporters to reach the red zone to protest against his imprisonment and some constitutional amendments that the present government is trying to bring in. so therefore, when imran khan announced a new series of protests, government controlled all the entry and exit points and there was a huge deployment of security forces. pakistan is in political chaos for some years now and this has impacted not only on the life of the public here but also the country's economic situation. music legend dolly parton has announced she will make a personal donation of one million dollars towards disaster recovery efforts in the wake of hurricane helene which tore through the south—east of the us last

imran: my response is more or less talking about what we know.his municipality, we had a convoy that was going to go there tomorrow. what they were assessing was a distribution plan. we don't have the total number of casualties yet but at least four people we know their names and they are people we have known for a year that we have been working with since all of this started in terms of trying to reach people in the south with humanitarian assistance. sumi: for those who are fleeing the fighting right now in lebanon, where can they had to, and what resources do they have at their disposal? imran: harm's way right now is in every direction. people don't know where to go. many people have been displaced multiple times. people have moved to areas quite far from the south where they thought they were safe. as we have seen over this last while be strikes that have been happening, the airstrikes are basically throughout the country. so there is nothing very predictable. there are these evacuation orders and it seems that almost a quarter of the countr

imran you talk about not mistaking presents for power. at a think there's another thing you said that was important that power is ability to change the world. i want to thank all of you for being here with us, damon, arndrea, harry, imran the title, our civil rights relevant in 2024? it may be a little bit jarring to do that title. we meant it to be. the issues raised in a shocking decisions of this supreme court has shaken many to their core, turning back laws that we sought long settled for women and minorities. i could never have imagined a generation and a half ago that these victories would be erased. it is alarming. as coretta scott king would say, freedom is never really one. that is the job of each generation. we must continue to be the flames of peace, justice, and equity. this panel will discuss diversity on college campuses, the future of dei programs, tackling the challenge of raising lack in brown voices, the role of education, and the important role of young people in making sure that civil rights are relevant in 2024 and be

the former prime minister imran khan was not particularly liked by any of the pakistan foreign partners him but at the same time pakistan�*s military no longer trusts him and the pakistan business community doesn�*t trust him and nobody wants to intervene on his behalf which, of course, the downside is that human rights violations and any draconian measures against mr khan and his supporters are not addressed, but on the other hand it enables the pakistan government to move forward with its plans for the economy as well as restoring security. just one last quick question. you mentioned russia being part of this grouping from the beginning. what does it want to get out of its participation in this sco? on this particular occasion i think russia wants to make sure the central asian republics — iran, pakistan and india — continue to remain neutral in its conflict with ukraine. all of these countries have essentially abstained in un votes and cannot support or do not want to support russia but they do not want to be seen as supporting ukraine either and from russia�*s point of view, that is

this demonstration was held in response to the call of former prime minister imran khan in defense of the constitution. clashes occurred when the forces by blocking all routes to the red zone of islamabad, the security forces opened fire on the gas protesters . pakistan's coalition government is soon to vote on a constitutional amendment in the national assembly . the amendment is expected to change many laws related to the supreme court of pakistan. tehreek-e-insaf and former prime minister of pakistan imran khan want the government to withdraw from this issue. a court in brazil paid the german mercedes-benz automobile company. this court condemned the reason for the issuance of this verdict, mercedes-benz's discrimination in payment and humiliating behavior racial discrimination against the employees of this company has been announced in brazil. the brazilian court has announced that there are many cases of racial discrimination between 2004 and 2019, which shows that a number of employees of this factory have been denied promotion opportunities due to work accidents. in some cases

the ministry of interior of pakistan announced the arrest of 564 supporters of imran khan's tehreek-e-insaf party. the arrest of these people has announced the movement towards islamabad for demonstrations. in the coming days, the capital of pakistan will host the meeting of the shanghai cooperation organization and the police of this country blocked the roads leading to islamabad. tunisians went to the polls to elect the president. in addition to the current president, two other people have been nominated in this election. 9 million tunisians have the right to vote. qais saeed, the president of tunisia, five years ago. he was elected with 70% of the votes, but his actions, including the suspension of the parliament, led to the voices of critics. following washington's recent sanctions against four police officers of the country, the commander of the ugandan army authorized the us ambassador on the pretext of human rights violations. the us ambassador if he does not apologize to the president of uganda he must leave this african country. the chief of staff of the ugandan army said that the

earlier, we spoke to name imran novick, who said this was a great opportunity to change course. —— nimrodre change course. —— nimrod novick. - are bringing back the hostages and i think it will be a cease—fire. i think it will be a cease—fire. i think we should demand any cease—fire will not unable hamas to recover. our people will be able to come back to the area next to the southern border. i don't know whether he also referred to a cease—fire or not. i believe nine km from lebanon, iwould cease—fire or not. i believe nine km from lebanon, i would love to see a cease—fire while i'm running to shelter tilt time click —— four times the last 2a hours. shelter “ time click -- four times the last 24 hours.— shelter 44 time click -- four times the last 24 hours.— the last 24 hours. what is the guarantee _ the last 24 hours. what is the guarantee that _ the last 24 hours. what is the guarantee that hamas - the last 24 hours. what is the guarantee that hamas cannot| the last 24 hours. what is the - guarantee that hamas cannot rebuild? we saw guarantee that hamas cannot rebuild? we sanoe biden s

you can place more containers in our way, but this love for imran khan will never end.>>khan has been in prison for more than a year in connection with over 150 criminal cases. his supporters say the charges are politically motivated. severe rainstorms slammed bosnia overnight, killing at least 16 people. the rains caused flooding and landslides across several towns in the central and southern parts of the country. surging waters rushed into homes as people slept, and entire neighborhoods were swamped. today residents began to think about picking up the pieces. >>the situation is catastrophic. the water entered people's homes, it took away everything. the water recedes, the mud remains, i don't know, we'll see when the water recedes what's left behind all this.” >> the heavy rains also affected neighboring croatia, where several roads were closed and the capital zagreb braced for potential flooding. back here in the u.s., country -- the dow jones industrial average jumped more than 300 points deposed at an all-time high and the nasdaq added more than 200 points. the s&p

. >> police clashed in islamabad who were call starting for the release of former prime minister imrann they tried to block the roads with cutting cell phone service. they were met with tear gas but >> we finally reached here. there were lots of obstacles on the way. the authorities have been defeated. you can place more containers on this way but this love for imran khan will never go away. >> he's been in frizz for a we're -- with 150 cases. -- prison for 150 cases. amna: surging waters rush into homes as people slept. an entire neighborhoods were swamped. today, residents began to think about picking up the piece. >> the situation is catastrophic. the water entered people's homes. took way everything. the water recedes. the mud remains. i don't know. we'll see when the water recedes what's left behind all. this >> the department of homeland security announced today lit not renew a humanitarian parole program that aloud certain migrants from venezuela, cuba, haiti to come to the united states of the past two years. the change will impact hundreds of thousands of people who were clear

this demonstration was held in response to the call of imran khan, the former prime minister of thisntry, in defense of the constitution. pakistan's coalition government is soon to vote on a constitutional amendment in the national assembly. continued power outages a week after the storm in the southeast of the united states have angered local residents. hurricane helen has killed more than 220 people and hundreds are missing in 6 states left behind more than 700,000 residents are still in blackout. and the one-ton pumpkin that won competitions at the american agricultural products show. the grower of this pumpkin says that the weight of this pumpkin is 27 kg per day. the fourth international competition of the holy quran of malaysia has started. these competitions with the participation of reciters and memorizers from 68 countries in the two sections of memorization and recitation until 21 mehr in two special morning shifts. the country judges this round of competitions. hamid reza nasiri has participated as a representative of iran in the field of recitation in the 64th internation

. >> imran can help us understand a little bit more about what this looks like online when we think about digital hate, thinking about how when we think about the community the later january 6th and what that looks like now also? >> yeah. i mean, i think, forgive me because i don't actually come from the civil rights movement itself. i'm a student of the sociology and the nature of how the lies that underpin hate, and the words of hate spread in digital spaces online particularly on social media. the ways in which bad actors are able to weaponized the spaces, the ways in which ad platforms ultimately amplify and normalize the lies that underpin hate, and lies and hate are inextricably interlinked. all the way from the again come take at the syllogism, the notion blood libel, the protocols of the elders of zion. we should underpin hitler's ideology and is hateful, his murders hatefulness. or even in the 21st century the great replacement theory. the great replacement ferry was used to justify the massacre of muslims in christchurch, new zealand, and jews of there

so we went to the prime minister of pakistan, imran khan, who he had known for years, and mullah omar baradar was actually in a pakistani jail. so he picked up the phone and called khan. he picked up the phone and called tamim al-tamimi. the leader of qatar. and he said, look, you need to help me get this guy out. so they got him out of jail. they put him in doha and we had a chance to negotiate with him. and then what? what did trump do? he starts talking to the taliban leadership to try to work a deal. oh, by the way, after he talked to baradar, we didn't lose a single american in over a year. during that conflict. and that was the kind of way he operated and i'll talk to him on, on a personal level, one of the worst days i ever had in the white house is when he was coming down from the residence, and i was standing with two others from the national security team, and he walked in and i happened to be the first in line. and he said, hey, did this foreign leader did he call me last night? and it was one of those. oh. and we said, yeah. and he said, and he and he basically said in onl

imran you talk about not mistaking presents for power.at a think there's another thing you said that was important that power is ability to change the world. i want to thank all of you for being here with us, damon, arndrea, harry, imran, thank you. [applause] >> okay. we are starting our last panel. and for those of you all who hung in with us all day, we are so grateful. if you stay here. so welcome back. the title, our civil rights relevant in 2024? it may be a little bit jarring to do that title. we meant it to be. the issues raised in a shocking decisions of this supreme court has shaken many to their core, turning back laws that we sought long settled for women and minorities. i could never have imagined a generation and a half ago that these victories would be erased. it is alarming. as coretta scott king would say, freedom is never really one. that is the job of each generation. we must continue to be the flames of peace, justice, and equity. this panel will discuss diversity on college campuses, the future of dei programs, tackli

imran hussain is one of a growing number of mps concerned about how botched insulation is ruining their's — you know, that is just shocking. you know, the tragedy is there's many more households that are impacted in the same way. that's not a problem that's impacting luton alone. in my own constituency, we've had very similar situations. in a statement, trustmark ceo simon ayers said... under the disputes process, the family is supposed to let saviour carry out the repairs, but they don't trust the company to do the work. saviour energy solutions said in a statement... she doesn't sleep anyway due to ill health, but this has added on top of this at all. she does worry a lot. the family fears what another winter will do to their home. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm hugh ferris. our top stories this lunchtime. fifa's transfer system under the microscope after a european court ruling that one lawyer says could have far—reaching consequences. harry maguire steps up in the knick of time with a goal that could save his manager'sjob as manchester united's chaotic season continues. jannik

imran hussain is one of a growing number of mps concerned about how botched insulation is ruining theirvere dry rot and mould? in some cases they were failed because of paperwork not done properly but we should not dismiss that because it could be a red flag field installer has not done a good job. what was important we spent days in luton. we walked the streets and i went down streets with a surveyor. you could tell, even standing in the street, with his expert eye, house after house had not been done properly. and what i mean is with external wall insulation you would have to completely cover the house, you cannot have gaps. if there is a gap it creates a cold spot. that can lead to condensation and black mould and he was spotting those gaps in house after house. we were going inside and talking to owners and saying there is a gap and there was black mould performing in homes where young families are living. we do not know the scale but we know concern is growing amongst mps. clearly, people who had it installed thought they were doing the right thing. we are being told all the time.