not a word was said by imran khan by that. the military internal order, basic is just a rap on the knuckles of those generals. nobody actually heard about it. some of his own cronies have been convicted. the basically it will be more political rather than it's a great election rhetoric. >> do you have something else to add? >> i pretty much agree. >> i would argue that are many dimensions to the corruption problem. what is this political one which we've talked about. i think this is been going on for many years. each government that was ousted during the '90s was ousted on the grounds of corruption. institutions have been created, first the accountability courts, and the national accountability bureau et cetera, et cetera it always ends up focusing on the political prominence because that's what headlines are. expanding it is likely to create some kind of social unrest as well. forget about the military. let's just go there. let's talk about even expanding it to make it wider on the civil service, et cetera. these are the func

imran khan take. twenty second prime minister of pakistan the order administered by the president of pakistan mr mom. in a simple many presidential palace in islamabad it is important. that he will be big against corruption in a country where corruption and in. that he will provide employment to the young in a country where the majority of the population is below the age of thirty imran khan

yourself imran khan mentioned china seven times in the context of lifting hundreds of millions out of poverty which of course has occurred under the government of the communist party in beijing. it has to be the clear driving better that's the reason why i came to guard because i clearly pakistan is a country with a lot of potential and there's no reason why the us you know we're twenty percent or more of your population is below the poverty line that has to change and we're going to live these people are about it and we have great economic potential we have all the resources it's just been bad management over the years lot of challenges you know many wars on our borders and with you know with our neighbors and we are now ready for change we are ready for prosperity through brady for. a country where which which realizes its potential so see this is perspective a finance minister talked about as being it as i do ma says when you were a minister and when you were in the trade department eight billion dollars fled to dubai. things are going or be wrong in budgets for that may be true

imran khan's one of the most recognizable faces of pakistan who's been a vocal critic of u.s. drone strikes and has insisted that dialogue with groups like the taliban is the way to achieve peace people do not want this x. so judicial killing in the name of drone attacks is hinted at better ties with neighbors including india and afghanistan in a positive relationship with the us based on what he calls. mutual respect. him and con's become the first former cricketer to have turned popular support into an election when. if he gets ready to fulfill his promise of the so-called new pakistan he faces major challenges including finishing his full five year term because none of his predecessors remained in power long enough to complete their time in office some of the job it was there. let's now bring in our guests joining us from islamabad. he's a member of the party in london where her son former pakistani high commissioner to the u.k. and also in islamabad shiraz peroxide director of the. university in marjah and welcome to the program she writes for russia let me start with you.

feel like my eyes just got h.p.v. ( applause ) and even when you listen to the news coverage of imran khanl be describing an even more tan version of president trump. >> zero experience in government but he promises a new pakistan. >> khan widened his appeal by casting himself as a populist. >> imran khan represents a strong muscular national i'm. >> he adopted conservative positions on women's rights issues. >> he's able to conduct himself along the same speech -- >> trevor: amazing how it used to be a career ender and now it's a skill. pundits say he's able to contradict himself in the same speech which is really good and really bad. ( laughter ) the more you look, the more these similarities have spanned their entire lives. trump pizza adds, khan pepsy. trump three marriages, so did khan. khan lives in islamabad, i should have stopped but the rhythm kept can me going. ( laughter ) before elected, khan was embroiled in a sexual harassment scandal and got through it, like trump. for some strange reason, billy bush got fired again. poor billy was just trying to start a new life! now it wou

imran khan received 176 votes. his political rivalfrom minister. imran khan received 176 votes.oing party received 96 votes. that announcement led to cheers and applause from imran khan's party and chanting from the political opposition. imran khan was elected ona opposition. imran khan was elected on a promise to create a corruption free, more equal society. on a promise to create a corruption free, more equalsociety. his on a promise to create a corruption free, more equal society. his slogan was a new pakistan, which he says will entail a society where everyone is accountable, rich or poor, and where services for ordinary people are much better than they currently are. there are huge challenge is at the moment for pakistani society, over 20 million children out of school, one of the highest rates of infa nt school, one of the highest rates of infant mortality in the world. but imran khan will face mounting financial crisis at the same time, which means that any increases in public spending might be difficult. pakistan is also a country with a very troubled political past. no

imran khan was very sober, he had that sense of the possibility —— imran khan was very sober, he hadd right after he did the whole tv thing, he came out and talked to all of us and said, "the struggle is over, but the hard work isjust beginning." he prayed to allah and he prayed to god, he made us all pray, "please give us the strength and the expertise to get over successfully these mammoth challenges that are in front of pakistan right now." is he at all nervous? because what we've seen on tv is this very confident man who is very much in control of what he's talking about, but on a more personal level, is he nervous at all about the scale of what is set out in front of him? not at all. he is a man who has a plan. they said he wouldn't be able to fix his bowling action, he did. they said he wouldn't be the best all—rounder in the world, he became the best all—rounder in the world. they said he wouldn't be able to win the world cup, he did. they said he wouldn't be a successful politician, he is a successful politician. they said he can never be the prime minister, he is the prime m

a complete end of violence or a start of peace talks pakistan's new prime minister imran khan has used his first address as leader to blame the previous government for the country's debt crisis concept pakistan had never before faced such difficult economic problems a promise to create greater prosperity through better trade links he also pledged to improve the health care system and eradicate poverty. ensure. pakistan needs peace we want peace as without it no progress and development is possible half the population is below the poverty line we can't help them without stability will do our best to maintain good relations with their neighbors. and our correspondent there has more from the. twenty two. started its political party imran khan the twenty second prime minister of pakistan nation for the first time he talked about the grave economic crisis confronting the country saying that

yourself imran khan mentioned china seven times in the context of lifting hundreds of millions out of poverty which of course has occurred under the government of the communist party in beijing i mean it has to be the clear driving better that's the reason why i came to garden because i clearly see pakistan as a country with a lot of potential and there's no reason why that as you know we're twenty percent or more of your population is below the poverty line that has to change and we're going to live these people are about it and we have great economic potential we have all the resources it's just been bad management over the years lot of challenges in our many wars on our borders and with you know with our neighbors and we are now ready for change we are ready for prosperity ready for. a country with which we realize its potential so see this is perspective a finance minister talked about as being it as i do ma says when you were a minister and when you were in the trade department eight billion dollars fled to dubai. things are going or be wrong in pakistan or that may be true bu

imran khan's supporters have high expectations of what he can deliver.jority in parliament, he will have to do his best to live up to them. still to come, the scars of war and the road to recovery. 0ur art is helping veterans deal with conflict. —— how art. washington, the world's most political city, is today assessing the political health of the world's most powerful man. indeed, i did have a relationship with miss lewinsky that was not appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. in south africa, 97 people have been killed today, in one of the worst days of violence between rival black groups. over the last ten days, 500 have died. chanting: czechoslovakia must be free! russia is observing a national day of mourning for the 118 submariners who died on board the kursk. we're all with them now, within our hearts. the pope has celebrated mass before a congregation of more than 2.5 million people, in his hometown of krakow. "stay with us, stay with us," chanted this ocean of humanity. "well, well," joked the pope, "so you want me to desert rome?" the headlines on

a new era of pakistani politics is beginning with the swearing in of imran khan's government the parliament is meeting for the first time since elections last month ministers took their oaths as part of the handover of powers to the new government the it's a headache insaaf party emerged as the largest one with one hundred sixteen seats and its leader imran khan will be sworn in as prime minister later this week. argentinean's former president cristina kirchner is appearing in court for questioning in a corruption scandal the investigation centers around a driver who kept records of cash deliveries to the presidential palace and curt starr's private residence a judge wants to remove her immunity from prosecution terrorism has more from donna sirees. well christina kirshner entered this courthouse about half an hour ago she still hasn't come out but it was a speck to the shoe of percent a written statement to not answer questions from the judge and what's different this time is that as you said before this case is a based on age old books that where written by the driver of the planning mini

it has been a remarkable few weeks for imran khan's supporters. into a political... it has been dominated for the past few decades by two established parties. inaudible imran khan's first time in government, certainly his first time as prime minister. he will face lots of challenges, not least because he only has a slim majority. he has only has a slim majority. he has only managed to achieve that with the help of a number of smaller parties. the slim majority in parliament will mean that pushing through reform could be challenging. the country also faces mounting financial crisis, which could make it very difficult to increase public spending. imran khan was elected on a promise to create a corruption free society, and to create an islamic inspired welfare state, where people had better access to health care, better access to education, but this financial crisis, which means that the country needs $12 billion in alone in the next few months, that could make it difficult for imran khan to deliver those kind of services, certainly in the short term

imran khan has promised to create a corruption—free, more equal society.e is to fight corruption, to fight poverty, to fight illiteracy, to fight disease, and to fight terrorism. and he is determined. and to the economic growth. economic growth is essential, we have to create 10 millionjobs in the next five years. this is our target, our promise to the people of pakistan. we have to build 5 million houses in pakistan. we have to start trading at a much bigger level with our neighbours and other countries. we will see massive changes coming. imran khan's coalition will only have a small majority here in parliament, meaning pushing reforms through won't be easy. on top of that, the country is facing a mounting financial crisis which could make increases in public spending difficult. imran khan has promised to create a new pakistan — in the coming months, we will find out exactly what that looks like. the annual muslim pilgrimage, the hajj, begins on sunday. some two million muslims are expected to take part in the five day ritual, held in and around the city

nor did it for the first time in forty eight the new party led by imran khan.

yourself imran khan mentioned china seven times in the context of lifting hundreds of millions out of poverty which of course has occurred i. and of a government of the communist party in beijing. it has to be the clear driving better that's the reason why i came to garden because i clearly pakistan is a country with a lot of potential and there's no reason why the us you know we're twenty percent or more of your population is below the poverty line that has to change and we're going to lift people out about it and we have great economic potential we have all the resources it's just been bad management over the years lot of challenges you know many wars on our borders and with you know with our neighbors and we are now ready for change we are ready for prosperity through brady for a country where which which realizes its potential so see this is perspective a finance minister talked about as being it. says when you were a minister and when you were in the trade department eight million dollars fled to dubai. things are going or be wrong in pakistan or that may be true but there was

imran khan has promised to create a new pakistan.me for a look at the weather with lucy martin. hello there. predominantly close and cloudy for most this weekend. we also have an area of low pressure working in from the west that is going to make its way east through tonight and tomorrow. that will bring some outbreaks of, at times, fairly heavy and more persistent rain. turning windy as well with that. they are the remnants of tropical storm ernesto. that is starting to make its way into northern ireland through this evening, pushing into central and southern scotland, parts of northern england and northern parts of wales. to the north of that, it will stay dry with some clear spells, that will allow the temperatures to fall away. a few patches of mist perhaps. further south though, a fairly close, humid night with temperatures between 13 and 17 celsius. tomorrow then some bright or sunny spells in the far north of scotland, one or two showers possible. an improving picture though as that rain works its way towards the east. having

now imran khan has been sworn in as pakistan's prime minister.and set up the pti party, which won the most seats injuly‘s election. secunder kermani's report contains flashing images. pledging to serve pakistani imran khan was formally appointed prime minister of the country. in the audience, alongside senior political and military figures, were members of the 1992 world cup winning pakistan team. which imran khan led to victory. after the swearing—in camea to victory. after the swearing—in came a guard of honour. imran khan has promised to create a corruption free, more equal society. the promises he now has to deliver. the biggest challenge is to fight corruption, to fight poverty, to fight illiteracy, to fight disease, and to fight terrorism. and he is determined. and economic growth, economic growth is essential. we have to create 10 million jobs economic growth is essential. we have to create 10 millionjobs in the next five years. this is our target, our promise to the people of pakistan. we have to build 5 million houses in pakistan. we hav

imran khan's supporters have high expectations of what he can deliver.parliament, he will have to do his best to live up to them. secunder kermani, bbc news, islamabad. amnesty international has accused indonesia's security forces of using excessive force against suspected criminals ahead of this year's asian games. the sporting event opens on saturday, with athletes from 45 asian countries competing. police say they are breaking up organised rings of pick—pockets and bag—snatchers, ahead of what is the world's second—largest multi—sport event. andrew plant reports. bag scanners, body searches, even facial recognition software. indonesia has suffered several terrorist attacks over recent years, so this year's asian games will take place here amid tight security. so this year's asian games will take place here amid tight securitylj so this year's asian games will take place here amid tight security. i am not worried at all. we have been waiting for this event for a long time. we are not afraid of an attack. police have really cracked down. i feel like ind

imran khan's supporters have high expectations of what he can deliver.jority in parliament, he will have to do his best to live up to them. secunder kermani, bbc news, islamabad. a teenager who was sold into slavery by the islamic state group in northern iraq has described her horror after escaping to germany, only to come face to face with her former captor. ashwaq ali, who is 19, is part of the yazidi religious group, which was persecuted by is. she now says she can't live in germany, and has returned to iraq. 0ur chief international correspondent lyse doucet has the story. this is home now for ashwaq ali — a yazidi camp, a far cry from the german city which once gave her refuge, where she says she came face—to—face with the islamic state fighter who enslaved her. translation: i went to the supermarket for lunch, and on the way back to school, a car pulled up next to me. he was sitting in the front seat. he talked to me in german and asked, "are you ashwaq?" i was so scared, i was shaking. i said, "no, who are you?" "i know you're ashwaq, and i am abu

cricket star turned politician imran khan is to be sworn in as pakistan's prime minister. about this and this is all just a live from doha also coming up the u.s. and threatens to impose more sanctions on turkey as turkish debt is downgraded. a u.n. report suggests four ways to help protect palestinian civilians. and mexico's next president says he wants to put the fate of a new airport to a vote. civilian and military leaders are gathering in pakistan's capital islamabad for the formal swearing in of the country's new prime minister and non-con was the country's most famous cricketer before turning to politics but it's taken him more than two decades to find any claim the top job will come all hydras joining us now from islamabad come all first of all just set the scene for us what's going to be happening. as you mentioned. from the navy army air force. bureaucrat diplomat have all gathered at the president a way the president. will be administering the oath to him ron is going to be a very many. indian cricket doing another thing. and of god he has. made from india. goin

imran khan has promised to create a new pakistan.rmani, bbc news, islamabad. a new tax on plastics is expected to be introduced by the government — in order to curb the use of non—recyclable plastic items such as drinking straws, single use cutlery and black food tray. it comes after a record 162,000 responses to a government consultation on how to reduce waste and improve recycling. tom barton reports. how best to reduce the tonnes of plastic that end up in landfill... and the oceans every year? that was the question posed by the treasury in a consultation earlier this year and it received a record response. among the ideas being considered by ministers are new taxes. some of these could target the demand for disposable coffee cups and takeaway boxes, while others are likely to encouragement manufacturers to change their products. to encourage manufacturers to change their products. we want to see if there are smart, intelligent incentives that we can create, to encourage the producers of plastic to take responsibility when they're

breaking the mold cricket star turned politician imran khan is stolen in his pakistan's new prime minister. and the u.n. report recommends deploying un mandated troops to help protect palestinians. a state funeral is taking place initially for the victims of tuesday's bridge collapse in genoa president said matter of valor is expected to attend and it will be presided over by the archbishop of genoa some families. are staying away they're blaming the government for the disaster and they're saying that they'll conduct their own private ceremonies meanwhile the remains of one family a husband a wife and a nine year old child have been recovered from the rubble of a night while at that ceremony in general is our correspondent david so david this stays occasion is under way. yes martin it's very much on everybody's minds here the getting of the family has been recovering from a crush to say that happened over night. it was a family on the way to the holidays they were trying to catch a ferry here in genoa and they were taken from that crash and. included a nine year old daughter so that's pres

coming up breaking the mold cricket star turned politician imran khan is sworn in as pakistan's new prime minister. a state funeral for those killed in chooses bridge collapse in genoa. mexico's president says he'll put the face of a new airport telephone. thousands of people in southern india are being moved from their homes as what's being called the worst flooding in a century sweeps across the state of kara prime minister narendra modi surveyed some of the worst affected areas from a helicopter three hundred twenty people say far have been killed heavy rains over the past few days triggered landslides and sent water a crushing through villages and helicopters have been rescuing people stranded on their rooftops. now almost all the districts in kerala are on alert with the flooding potentially affecting the state's thirty five million people it's so bad the main airport kochie has been shut down for at least a week now and tourists have been told to stay away so far more than three hundred thousand people have been displaced by the flooding most of them are now living in relief camps t

imran khan's supporters have high expectations of what he can deliver.s best to live up to them. secunder kermani, bbc news, islamabad. dozens of injured british veterans, who are using art to help them cope with their experiences of war, are having their work displayed at a special exhibition in london. the charity help for heroes is mounting the event to showcase how personal battles against post traumatic stress, depression and the anxiety of combat are being won. colleen harris went along to have a look. i couldn't walk very well. i was in a wheelchair at the time. i was emotionally numb back then, in 2014. but i went into the art room, and we sat down and we was asked to have a go at drawing. i'm sure, if you spoke to my wife, she'd tell you that it's calmed me down quite a bit. the scars of war, immortalised in the art of soldiers. this is a road to recovery of an artistic kind. my name's tom stimpson. i served 26 years in the royal air force, and i'm now an artist. and that release, of being able to put down on paper something that may be traumati

imran khan of course had a go ahead of him the country's economy is in poor shape. were the united states are rock bottom. one is done need to be improved emraan had. honest on extended an olive branch to india a thing that really discussed outstanding issues including the key issue of. the extra step. of young leadership who have replaced the old guard who have ruled this country for several decades. single largest party in a country but he also has to contend with many challenges both on the internal and external fronts. qatar has accused saudi arabia of blocking its citizens from performing the muslim college pilgrimage the cattery government says its nationals are unable to get the permits necessary to travel to mecca saudi arabia though is denying this saying an unspecified number of categories have a rare arrives for the pilgrimage the u.a.e. saudi arabia bahrain and egypt cut diplomatic ties with cata more than a year ago they accused of supporting terrorism a claim the government strongly denies. turkey's credit rating has been lowered by two financial agenc

this growing financial crisis will be imran khan's first big challenge as prime minister and it needshas been hit with one of the most intense droughts of the past century. new south wales churns out one quarter of australia's agricultural out what and that part has been hardest hit, especially over the last six months where 90% -- 9996 over the last six months where 90% -- 99% of over the last six months where 90% —— 99% of the area has dried up. the drought has swept across other parts of australia in the last, farmers are not expecting much from their crops where this season ‘s harvest is expected to fall to its lowest in a decade. tim burroughs says agriculture makes around 3% of the country ‘s economy. agriculture makes around 3% of the country 's economy. businesses across australia are on a strong trend line. we have come off our strongest year with $60 billion worth of production and the leaders of the industry are still aiming for a80 of the industry are still aiming for a 80 $100 billion industry. however, it has upset and downs and despite the drought‘s significant impact o

still to come on the programme: imran khan becomes pakistan's prime minister this weekend.nds tells the bbc that he is a man with a plan. also on the programme: tributes are being paid to one of india's most influential leaders, atal bihari vajpayee, who has died at the age of 93. washington, the world's most political city, is today assessing the political health of the world's most powerful man. indeed a hoover did have a relationship with mr whiskey that was not appropriate. in fa ct, whiskey that was not appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. in south africa, 97 people have been killed today in one of the worst days of violence between rival black groups. 0ver one of the worst days of violence between rival black groups. over the la st between rival black groups. over the last ten days 500 have died. czechoslovakia must be free! czechoslovakia must be free! russia czechoslovakia must be free! russia russia is czechoslovakia must be free! russia is observing a national day of mourning for the 118 sub mariners who died on board the submarine. we are all with them now, within

imran khan's supporters have high expectations of what he can deliver.ve to do his best to live up to them. secunder kermani, bbc news, islamabad. the department store chain house of fraser is cancelling all online orders and refunding customers. it follows a payment dispute with the firm that handles its warehouse operations. xpo logistics is owed £30 million by house of fraser, which was taken over by sports direct last week, and hundreds of suppliers say they're owed money, too. our business correspondent emma simpson reports. it's the last thing this business needs — a stream of angry customers. the website is down and orders cancelled, thousands of them. house of fraser says it's sorry, and refunds will be given. nearly a fifth of its sales are now online. business this chain can ill afford to lose. one of house of fraser's failings over the last few years has been that its online offer has not been good enough. that's something that mike ashley's team will be wanting to remedy pretty quickly. but it demonstrates how suddenly, if your online offer c

pakistan‘s former cricket captain, imran khan, will be sworn in as the country‘s new prime minister. indonesia is about to host the asian games, the world‘s second—largest multi—sport event.

imran khan's supporters have high expectations of what he can deliver. to them. secunder kermani, bbc news, islamabad. a teenage boy is in a critical condition in hospital afterfour people were stabbed in south london. the victims, all aged between 15 and 16, were attacked on the elmington estate in camberwell yesterday evening. six boys of the same age have been arrested on suspicion of violent disorder and grievous bodily harm. a council is to start offering free sanitary products in all its public buildings as part of efforts to tackle so—called period poverty. north ayrshire council in scotland says it is the first local authority in the uk to provide free sanitary towels and tampons in libraries, community centres and other public offices. katie hunter reports. people have always been able to access free books at this library. now, women and girls can access free sanitary products. it is always good that it's there, you know that it is there. these teenagers already get free tampons and towels in their schools. they support extending the scheme. a l

breaking the mold cricket star turned politician imran khan this whole name is pakistan's new prime minister.

this is a huge political moment for imran khan. the culmination of a 22 year political career.roken through a political system that, for the past few decades, has been dominated by two established status quo political parties, and imran khan has come in as a third force in the pakistani system, and he's upset the pakistani system, and he's upset the pakistani system, and he's upset the pakistani political establishment. today in parliament, he gave a very fiery speech, in which he vowed to hold account those who he said had looted the country. he had stood on a populist, anti—corruption he had stood on a populist, anti—corru ption platform. he had stood on a populist, anti—corruption platform. and he's also vowed to create a new pakistani, and according to him that means a society where everyone, whether rich or poor, is accountable, and where there are improved services for ordinary people, like health care and education. at the moment, the country has huge problems, one of the highest levels of infant mortality in the world, over 20 million children out of school, but imran k

imran khan's one of the most recognizable faces of pakistan who's been a vocal critic of u.s. drone strikes and has insisted that dialogue with groups like the taliban is the way to achieve peace. but do not want this exogenous and killing in the name of drone attacks is hinted at better ties with neighbors including india and of going to stand in a positive relationship with the us based on what he calls mutual respect. imran khan's become the first former cricketer to have turned popular support into an election when. as he gets ready to fulfill his promise of the so-called new pakistan he faces major challenges including finishing his full five year term as because none of his predecessors remained in power long enough to complete their time in office some of the job it was their. the u.s. has imposed sanctions on several governments personnel in myanmar accusing them of ethnic cleansing against four hundred muslims it includes four military and police commanders and two army units while they are the toughest sanctions so far the trumpet ministration did not target the high

pakistan's new prime minister imran khan addresses the nation, promising to tackle corruption and improve the country's finances. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the economic adviser to the arbuthnot banking group, ruth lea, and the economics editor at the independent, ben chu. let's have a look at some of tomorrow's front pages. the metro leads on the rescue of the british passenger who fell off a cruise ship and survived for nearly ten hours in the sea before being found. ‘cruise a lucky girl', that's the headline for the sun, which describes the forty—six—year old woman‘s ‘miracle survival‘. the daily telegraph also covers

former cricketer imran khan has been officially sworn in as prime minister of pakistan it's taken khan more than two decades to get the top job after retiring from the sport and turning his attention to politics he was elected prime minister in a vote at the national assembly on friday his to headache and soft party won the most seats in elections last month. those are the headlines on al-jazeera inside story is coming up next then it's the news hour i'll see you then buy. every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stones happening was in the truck didn't happen in the boy through the eyes of the los journalists the images matter

the former cricket international, imran khan, will be sworn in as prime minister of pakistan in a few hours‘ time. he won last month's election on a pledge to fight corruption and to lift millions out of poverty. his opponents are continuing to claim that the voting was rigged. now on bbc news — more from the money & power season. this week's programme profiles the lives of three entrepreneurs on their way back from the brink. they say that to be a successful entrepreneur, you have to experience failure. thomas edison, considered the greatest inventor of his time, went through 10,000 prototypes to make the light bulb. the business magnate henry ford twice filed for bankruptcy before he revolutionised the car industry. these three entrepreneurs have faced extremely tough tests. now they are starting again. it is not always easy to pick yourself back up. we needed to fire great friends.

imran khan promises to tackle corruption and improve the country's finances. hello, good evening. more bodies have been recovered in the indian state of kerala — after devastating floods that have claimed nearly 200 lives in the last 10 days. many people have been killed by landslides — which have swept entire villages away. the flooding is the worst for a century, and has also left 300 thousand people homeless. our correspondent yogita limaye reports now from kerala. the help they were waiting for has finally arrived. this baby was rescued from a southern district. the boy's mother had been airlifted just before him. they are among hundreds of thousands who have had