imran khan's party, which is also known as pti.s other party workers who have been taken into custody in the last two years. they say that the charges they are facing are all politically motivated and allegation that the government denies. now, this is not the first time that imran khan's supporters are gathering for a protest. but what makes it different and bigger is the fact that imran khan's wife, bushra bibi, is leading this protest for the very first time. while authorities are determined to stop imran khan's supporters entering into the capital, his workers are determined to reach the capital. we are seeing footages and videos and photos from across pakistan where his party workers are gathering and they say that they are, that they would reach islamabad no matter what. they are carrying medicines, they are carrying food items. they are also carrying blankets, even if they have to stay anywhere on the roads. now, for residents like myself, it's a challenging day. many, especially daily wagers, are struggling to get to work a

, uh, founded by imran khan is controlling.point and they left. when they left, all the protesters, they dispersed. and uh, meanwhile, police also made hundreds of arrests over here. but, uh, there is no confirmation yet that in today's operation, when police was arresting people, uh, somebody died. as yet, there is no confirmation. nobody has died yet because islamabad and rawalpindi hospitals report no casualties, no casualty. they say they have received no dead bodies yet the protest is over. but the controversy and the problem is yet not over. uh, i... if you see the previous track of imran khan and his party, they continue to, uh, give calls of such kind of protests. uh, previously they have given almost more than one dozen calls, uh, within one year. uh, if you talk about their style of politics in pakistan. so it seems that bushra bibi, the wife of, uh, imran khan, she is back. and she couldn't succeed. although they had called that. this is a final call for the protest, but it seems that it will remain like this. this i

the side of imran khan and his wife, bushra bibi? certainly a galvanizing force in imran khan's absence of leading protesters to go on these convoys from the outskirts of town into the center of islamabad and conversely we will be acutely watching what will the government, led by prime minister sharif be doing as well at the end of tuesday, we were able to report no substantial measures of progress between prime minister sharif's government and imran khan's political party and the protesters. will there be talks that will be held in the next few days to avoid this situation? from playing out, at least in the time being? our team on the ground is reporting that internet service is being restored to different quarters of islamabad. it has been cut off to varying degrees over the past few days, days and roads are clearing of protesters. mike valerio cnn, seoul germany is investigating whether a deadly plane crash on monday was the result of sabotage. >> a cargo plane flying from leipzig to lithuania crashed just before landing, killing

and supporters ofjailed former prime minister imran khan clash with police during their march to the pakistan capital. welcome to newsday. i'm steve lai. there has been significant progress towards a ceasefire deal between hezbollah and israel. the israeli security cabinet is expected to meet in the next few hours to discuss approval of a draft agreement. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is said to have agreed to the deal "in principle". the latest developments are largely due to pressure from the us, which is serving as a key mediator, in an effort to prevent the conflict in the middle east from expanding. the truce that's on the table would see a 60—day pause in fighting, during which israeli troops would withdraw from southern lebanon, and hezbollah would move further north in—country, so that civilians may return back home in their respective areas. in their absence, the lebanese army would deploy in areas close to the border. earlier, the us state department emphasized that the deal was close. this has been an incredibly frustrating process, both getting to a ceasefire and dipl

imran khan's wife had called on thousands of supporters to keep marching until her husband is freed. nine others injured during clashes. the us has called for calm from both protestors and the authorities. more on this as and when we get it. ajudge in the us has dismissed a court case against president—elect donald trump, after he was accused of trying to overturn the result of the 2020 election. special prosecutorjack smith, who brought the charges against mrtrump, had to request for them to be dropped, due to a long—standing justice department rule which bans the prosecution of a sitting us president. the judge dismissed the case "without prejudice", which means it could still be reopened at the end of donald trump's second term in the white house. let's speak to frank bowman, emeritus professor of law at the university of missouri and a formerfederal and state prosecutor. welcome to the programme. this is good news for donald trump, but not necessarily the end of his legal challenges. ida. his legal challenges. no, effectively. _ his legal challenges. no, effectively, it _ his leg

off days of violent protest temporarily demanding the release of the jailed former prime minister imran khan, and there have been clashes between government forces and protesters. the owner of vauxhall has announced plans to close its van making factory in luton with thousands ofjobs factory in luton with thousands of jobs at factory in luton with thousands ofjobs at risk. it said that plans to speed up the transition to electric vehicles in the uk partly drove the decision. more on our top story — a ceasefire between israel and the lebanese militant group hezbollah has come into force, bringing a potential end and there have been imran khan, and there have been clashes between government forces and protesters. the owner of vauxhall has announced plans to close its van making factory in luton with thousands ofjobs factory in luton with thousands of jobs at factory in luton with thousands ofjobs at risk. it said that plans to speed up the transition to electric vehicles in the uk partly drove the decision. more on our top story — a ceasefire between israel and the lebanese militant group

imran khan's supporters are protesting in response to a final call demanding release of their leader.a recent constitutional amendment that deals with the appointment of seniorjudges as appointment of seniorjudges as a result of general election that happened earlier this year. today, the highways leading to the capital filled with rather determine protesters. they are chanting slogans and supporters as the march passes the fields and highways. leaders say their supporters are coming from all over pakistan. the main convoy coming from the north—western province is massive. 1a kilometres long, according to leaders. the supporters spent the night in highways, carrying food items, blankets, and it is something unusual as well. they brought along joint industrial fans mounted on trucks to blow the tear gas. it is the first time we've seen anything like this in the protest. there is a large security presence in the capital, and especially a big number of women police officers. through the city this morning we pass by as many of those police officers, one with a two—year—old child and i ask

the pti imran khan's party, the leadership said that they were planning a sit in at this location.s were pushed further back. so by the time it got to about sunset, there were no protesters left in that area. instead, they had been scattered into the city and pushed further back. now, the crackdown then seemed to be pretty swift overnight. we now know that 600, or in fact more than 600 of protesters were arrested, according to islamabad police. yesterday alone, over 900 in the course of the three day march. we have heard from some of the protests leadership that now seem to be in khyber—pakhtunkhwa, which is about two hours, 2.5 hours away from here in islamabad, talking about the fact that this is a temporary halt to the protests, that the protest continues. but ultimately we don't have people who are out here in the streets. last night when i was driving through the city, you could still smell the tear gas in the city air. you could also see overturned shipping containers from where the protesters had pushed through. but this morning, things are getting back to normal here. in fa

a rally led by imran khan's wife.ls say she is inciting the violence. >> there is tear gas being fired. from there, tear gas is being thrown at the police. there will be a severe reaction. the state is showing great patience. she has planned so we kill people. she wants bloodshed here. >> imran khan addressed his supporters from jail writing in post quote, all protesting pakistanis stay peaceful, united and stand firm. the popular politician has been in jail since last year and faces more than 150 criminal cases which his supporters say are publicly motivated. authorities say only the courts can order his release. a new biden administration proposal would cover the cost of popular weight-loss drugs through medicare or medicaid. that means millions of obese americans would have access to treatments like those epic. the proposals could cost taxpayers as much as $35 billion over the next decade but advocates say it would save money by treating the costly health conditions that are tied to obesity. the new rule wuld not b

supporters ofjailed former prime minister imran khan clash with police in pakistan, as they march towardshat sank in the red sea. welcome to newsday. i'm steve lai. we begin in the middle east, where israel and lebanon appear to be close to a ceasefire deal. israeli and us officials say the israeli cabinet is set to meet on tuesday to discuss approval of a draft agreement. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is said to have agreed to the deal "in principle". the latest developments are largely due to pressure from the us, which is serving as a key mediator, in an effort to prevent the conflict in the middle east from expanding. the truce that's on the table would see a 60—day pause in

and supporters ofjailed former prime minister imran khan clash with police during their march to theprogress towards a ceasefire deal between hezbollah and israel. the israeli security cabinet is expected to meet in the next few hours to discuss approval of a draft agreement. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is said to have agreed to the deal "in principle". the latest developments are largely due to pressure from the us, which is serving as a key mediator, in an effort

temporary halt to days of violent protests demanding the release of the jailed former prime minister, imrand, most of them civilians. in a social media message, mr khan had urged more people to join the protest and fight to the end. i've been speaking to our correspondent in islamabad, caroline davies, who told me about the events of the past day. in the course of the last 2a ellis we saw firstly the protesters get into the centre of islamabad, reaching this area which is a central location and is important because it is very close to pakistan's parliamentary buildings. the protesters were there for some time, the leadership of a man can's party said they were planning a sit—in at this location but over the next few hours the protesters were pushed further back, so by the time it was about sunset there were no protesters left in that area, they have been scattered into they have been scattered into the city and pushed further back. the crackdown seemed pretty swift overnight, we know that more than 600 protesters were arrested according to islamabad police. yesterday alone. over 900 in the

and supporters ofjailed former prime minister imran khan clash with police during their march to thesignificant progress towards a ceasefire deal between hezbollah and israel. the israeli security cabinet is expected to meet to discuss approval of a draft agreement. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is said to have agreed to the deal "in principle". the latest developments are largely due to pressure from the us,

clashes between security forces and protesters who are seeking the release of former prime minister imran prison. security forces fired warning shots and tear gas at demonstrators today as they reached the edges of islamabad's red zone. the area houses the parliament and diplomatic missions. this latest unrest began on sunday and escalated after a rally led by khan's wife -- bushra bibi. officials say she's inciting the violence. >> there is tear gas being fired. from there, tear gas is being thrown at the police. there will be a severe reaction, the state is showing great patience. bushra bibi has planned it so that we kill people, she wants bloodshed here. stephanie: imran khan addressed his supporters from jail, writing in a post on x, "all protesting pakistanis stay peaceful, united, and stand firm." the popular politician has been in jail since last year, and faces more than 150 criminal cases, which his supporters say are politically-motivated. authorities say only the courts can order his release. a new biden administration proposal would cover the cost of popular weight-loss drugs

pakistan we security forces launched a midnight raid on supporters of the jailed former prime minister imranite an official lockdown demanding his release. there are reports of casualties on both sides. caroline davies is an as mama bad and send this update. is an as mama bad and send this u date. ., is an as mama bad and send this udate. ., .,, is an as mama bad and send this udate. ., , update. tear gas still linger on the street _ update. tear gas still linger on the street earlier - on the street earlier protesters reached a central point near the parliamentary buildings but then they were pushed back so by the time it got to nightfall many of those thousands of people within the city itself, a kilometre or so back away from this area. we have spoken to two sources at a nearby hospital to that area the polyclinic hospital who told us they have seen four civilian dead bodies all with bullet wounds brought in during the course of today. we have heard from information minister in pakistan who has said on a conference at de choc, the government had resisted firing on protesters he also urged

pakistan�*s authorities have arrested dozens of supporters of incarcerated leader imran khan and blockedon the capital islamabad. the government has also suspended cellular services in some areas. the police has imposed a law that prohibits public gathering of more than five people in islamabad, according to statements by the government on x and the police. the former prime minister has been behind bars for more than a year and has over 150 criminal cases against him. but he remains popular and his political party — pti — says the cases are politically motivated. a senior uk minister is set to warn that russia is prepared to carry out cyber attacks on the uk and other allies, in hopes of weakening support for ukraine. chancellor of the duchy of lancaster pat mcfadden, whose role includes responsibility for national security, is due to tell members at a nato meeting on monday that the kremlin could be targeting british businesses and leave millions without power. mr mcfadden will focus on the threat of russia�*s capacity to shut down entire power grids and warn that russia�*s cyber threat

protesters demanding the release of pakistan's jailed former prime minister, imran khan, entered thelockdown. some main roads were barricaded, to stop their progress. at one point, they had moved close to the city centre. security forces fired tear gas and rubber bullets. some protesters threw sticks and thrown stones. there are reports of casualties on both sides. 0ur pakistan correspondent, caroline davies is in islamabad and sent this update. google says it is assisting the authorities in northern india with an investigation into the deaths of three �*s brothers who drove off an incomplete bridge while following a route on its google maps app. the us tech giant has offered its condolences to the affected families. let's get more now on our top story — the ceasefire between israel and hezbollah that has come into place in the last 15 minutes or so. i'm joined now by hussein ibish, senior resident scholar at the arab gulf states institute in washington. thank you forjoining us good to speak to given the ceasefire has just come into effect are you optimistic it will be able to hold?

roads in the capital islamabad, ahead of a planned protest by the party ofjailed former prime minister imranh court has ruled that the protest is unlawful. a guitar owned by beatles star george harrison has sold at an auction for more than a million pounds — a record price for one of his guitars. the futurama electric guitar was sold by a collector who bought it in 2019. but the instrument almost had a different owner — a man from sussex, who won it in a competition, but turned the prize down our reporter ellie criswell tells us the story. screaming. all you need is love and a crystal ball, as one man from saltdean may appreciate. known only as aj thompson, he won a guitar owned by george harrison in a magazine competition in 1964. george generously donated this for a contest to beat magazine for the beatles fans and they were trying to promote the beatles — can you imagine promoting the beatles? that was when they were just starting to become famous. but thompson, oblivious as to the future success of the group, turned it down, opting for a cash prize of around 100 quid instead. the guitar

roads in the capital islamabad ahead of a planned protest by the party ofjailed former prime minister imran on all sections of society to join the march, which is scheduled for sunday. pakistan's high court has ruled that the protest is unlawful. tennis star andy murray will coach his long—time former rival novak djokovic at the australian open in 2025. the pair will work together in the off—season in the run—up to the open, which takes place in january. it will be murray's first coaching role since retiring from the sport after a 19—year career, winning three grand slam championships. the holiday season is always with us and in portugal, it is officially kicked off. these are pictures in lisbon of the traditional christmas tree lighting ceremony. a spectacular one at that. fireworks circled the tree as well as a light laser show. a big turnout with clouds getting into the holiday spirit. a slightly different tree has appeared in the uk, this is a 33 foot tall christmas tree made out of lego and has been installed outside of legoland windsor for the festive season and took expert builders a

roads in the capital islamabad ahead of a planned protest by the party ofjailed former prime minister imran. the pti has called on all sections of society to join the march, which is scheduled for sunday. pakistan's high court has ruled that the protest is unlawful. northern california has been battered by record rainfall over the last three days after an atmospheric storm brought small landslides, snow and flooding. rain and significant snow are expected through the weekend and another storm system may arrive in the coming week. a guitar owned by beatles star george harrison has sold at an auction for more than £1 million — a record price for one of his guitars. the futurama electric guitar was sold by a collector who bought it in 2019. but the instrument almost had a different owner — a man from sussex, who won it in a competition, but turned the prize down. 0ur reporter ellie criswell tells us the story. screaming. all you need is love and a crystal ball, as one man from saltdean may appreciate. known only as aj thompson, he won a guitar owned by george harrison in a magazine competition

. >> imran hussain. >> as we enter the last week of islamophobia awareness month, the prime ministerill know that this year has been an extraordinarily difficult for one british muslims on the receiving end of society's most deplorable attitudes. considered easy prey for the far right, and scapegoated by politicians endorsing institutional islamophobia. the reality is this emboldening and normalisation of islamophobia, as highlighted in a number of reports, led to the race riots that we saw on the streets of britain this summer. when mosques and those who are visibly muslim were subjected to despicable attacks, with many left fearing for their lives. will the prime minister condemn those in public office and positions of power who actively promote islamophobia? will he commit to adopting a definition today, and will he further outline what concrete steps the government are taking to rip out islamophobia at its roots, including in this place? >> he is right to raise islamophobia. there has been a concerning rise in islamophobia and antisemitism over recent months. we are committed to

the interior minister has said that anybody, any student who participates in the political rally of imran khan their i.d. cards will be cancelled and their admissions in college will be canceled. anything to say about this? >> i am not aware of those reports. we believe it is important that pakistan uphold the fundamental human rights of all of its people. >> just one more, sir. >> and this again is purely a human right question, i swear to you. pakistan, whatever i have been seen as a journalist for 25 years and is purely human rights issue that i place to you. in palestine on the tenth day i only said that because i saw a witness of afghanistan war for myself, so i know how the u.s. was treating the people of afghanistan. it was not the way israel had, and the same thing with afghanistan. my sisters are the first girls who attended college, so for me girls' education is a very personal matter, you know? all of these three areas are some of the things i feel like biden lost the administration because of simply these human rights things that your foreign policy ignored, and i raised it in

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