>> how much pressure is imran khan under?> he is caught between the international monetary fund and voters who are reeling from austerity measures. pakistan is moving in the right direction. if he wants to stay on the right side of the imf, he has to pursue these policies that are hurting people. that means more tax collection, cutting back on these energy subsidies, and it the currency. one of the things that has happened is thehe inflatition re hahas gone up. babasic foodstuffs have shot up. that is hurting people. that is one of the main things this city and will try to capitalize on. purchase movement will try to expand support. that site depends on or if it can be contained it catches on with the public. >> thank you. pakistan, 74 people were killed when a fire ripped through a crowded train. the fire occurred when gas cylinders exploded, sending flames racing through carriages. dozens of others were wounded. >> morning the victims of the worst real disaster in over a decade. many who died came from the same town. they w

i was saying that imran khan will have. islamists in kashmir fighting back in the tooth in the. because presumably the pakistani military is no match for they had military had been always blaine's and allegations people talk of random leave without any start of sticks without any information without any i would say study of the case in point. if you talk about terrorism actually via the victims of indian terrorism and pox on the state sponsored in terrorism works on people what are the people of jammu kashmir who believe that their land is what the indian treatment of this was to do or this points to your question remains and the fact that when these unnamed unmarked mosque is were discovered in 2009 about whom the the indians have been saying that these are the people who are the infiltrators who cross the yellow sea they came here for terrorism and it was it transpired and it came out from the report of i.p.t. care that these are the indigenous people who were killed in fake encounters they were the residents of you know quite kashmir and they were not been filtered so this is

it's because you probably know that pakistan's prime minister imran khan has compared your party to the not the party under hitler. it's sure you must have been told what to speak by the military that don't mean i don't take anything so seriously ill will be speaking to the bugs bunny i commissioner did delhi consult with maging before hand before making this announcement i don't see a new world console in the on the specifics because the only matter this. walking out doing is just making amendments in our constitution. we might say to them that follow the constitution these are the. this is going to cost us and so. we're always subject to challenge in the court by those who don't like this i doubt that we were called to check because none of their business already it's affecting india isn't it the foreign ministry of china said this week the indian side has continued to undermine china's territorial sovereignty by unilaterally amending its diversity. glaus this practice is unacceptable forget pakistani nuclear weapons china of his is nuclear weapons to what exactly has india achieved s

tens off thousands rally in the capital, demanding imran khan's resignation.hile's capital engulfed in a rally as protesters keep up pressure on their governmeme. users data ises safe after google snaps up the forable technology company $6.1 billion. zealand, ending the rugby campaign with a win. they tried to beat wales. -- beat wales. and a look at saturday's final between england and south africa, coming up. barbara: welcome to the newshour. russia and turkey started joint patrols in northeastern syria where turkey wants to establish a so-called safe zone on the border. their mission is to ensure fighters have retreated from the area. this follows the turkish incursion into syria last month shortly after u.s. troops pulled out. we have a report near the turkey-syria border. reporter: the most crucial phase of a turkish-russia agreement on a safe zone in northeastern syria is underway. joint patrols will fill the void left by the withdrawal of the largely kurdish syrians are chromatic forces -- democratic forces. last month turkish backed fighters swept thro

skyrocketed and it's hard to live we want change and we want to now suddenly downloads but you imran khanhas not only been protected by the tea party but also by all opposition parties one he came through the elections and 2 he didn't fulfill the promise he made that he will provide jobs houses and improve the living standard applause instead he made people jobless and homeless we will stay here until he resigns even if he has to stay for months. the next 24 to 48 dodd will be critical of the leader of the broader role on a 400 m. on carriage able to make a proper noun. after that deadline. the government of emraan khan had her big nor dared their strong recorded. government and a miscalculation on their part. major crisis. whether is next but still ahead hitting back at the impeachment process the us president tends. at a campaign rally. and indigenous communities in colombia become targets after taking a stand against the drug trade. how low the winter chill went through eastern europe threats of cross turkey less than stay behind and that's the end of the frontal system is not particul

pakistan's islamist vow to continue their protests as promised imran khan ignores that amounts to step down tens of thousands of hard liners have been camped out in the capital islamabad. i'm the man you might call back in china eighteen months off to his first visit dozens of trade deals to set to be signed but will the french president. take beijing to telescope is trade practices all its human rights violations . fast anti government protests continue in towns and cities across iraq and in the capital baghdad security forces have used live bullets killing at least five people. the demonstrations though showed no sign of abating. they were going on close to bass row with practices have blocks of the country's main port and in the holy city of kaballah where on sunday night purchased is attacked the iranian embassy. calling on tehran to stay out of the country's fez at least two hundred and fifty purchases of lost their lives since the unrest began in early october. simona fulton. is in baghdad with the latest on the violence. this afternoon posters and tried to take a another ragage

anti-government protesters are rallying in pakistan's capital demanding that the prime minister imran khan and his government resign within 2 days they say that khan's leadership is illegitimate and propped up by the military the process is being led by one of the country's largest conservative parties but it's gain the support of other opposition groups funerals have been held for some of the people who died during a fire in a crowded train in pakistan at least 74 people were killed when the blaze tore through 3 carriages on thursday authorities say d.n.a. tests will have to be used to identify most of the. schools and banks in lebanon have reopened for the 1st time in 2 weeks after anti-government protests brought the country to a halt but there is frustration of the restrictions imposed by some banks on how much money can be sent abroad. u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi says she expects the 1st public hearings in the impeachment inquiry into president donald trump to begin later this month on thursday the house of representatives voted to formalize the inquiry meaning the closed door tes

skyrocketed and it's hard to live we want change and we want to now suddenly god knows but you imran khanhas not only been protected by the tea party but also by all opposition parties one he came through the elections and 2 he didn't fulfill the promise he made that he will provide jobs houses and improve the living standard applause instead he made people jobless and homeless will stay until he resigns even if he has to stay for months. the next 24 to 48 dodd will be critical of the leader of the broader role on a 400 m. on carriage able to make a proper noun. man after that deadline part says the government of emraan hand had her day ignored or 2 of their strong pro death rates sported a serious challenge to his government and a miscalculation on their part gordon lead to a major crikey. by now we're going to go back to hong kong where for the 22nd week people have been protesting and there's been no the the now expected response from the security forces our correspondent there is devious pollen and i can see a way in protective gear tell us about the scenes that you witnessed today an

thousands of anti-government protesters marched to pakistan's capital demanding prime minister imran khan's resignation. lebanese banks reopen for the fast time following 2 weeks of protests but customers are facing restrictions on transfers abroad. and in britain nigel that party launches its campaign and calls on the prime minister to build an alliance to finally leave the european union. now turkish and russian troops have started joint patrols in north east and syria and follows a deal between the 2 countries to remove kurdish y p g fighters from that area the so-called safe crn and for once to create runs along the turkish syrian border and extends about 30 kilometers into the syrian side the russian and texas joint patrols will run about 10 kilometers deep along the border from. russia and techie have started those patrols turkish does want to establish what it's calling the safe zone in that border region the mission is to ensure the largely kurdish. retreat from that area as reports from a sunny often near that border. the most crucial phase of the turkish russian agreement on a saf

it's because you probably know the pakistan's prime minister imran khan has compared your party to the not the party under hitler. it's sure you must have been told what to speak by the military that don't mean i don't take anything so seriously ill will be thinking to the bugs bunny i commissioner did delhi consult with maging before hand before making this announcement i wanted me wrote and sold them on the specifics because the only internal matter this. walking out doing is just making amendments in our constitution. we might say to them that follow the constitution these are the. this is going to cost us and. we're always subject to challenge in the court by those who don't like this i doubt that we were called to check because none of their business already it's affecting india isn't it the foreign ministry of china said this week the indian side has continued to undermine china's territorial sovereignty by unilaterally amending its domestic laws this practice is unacceptable forget pakistani nuclear weapons china obviously has nuclear weapons.

it's because you probably know that pakistan's prime minister imran khan has compared your party to the not the party under hitler. it's sure it must have been told not to speak by the military that don't mean i don't take anything so serious well will be speaking to the bugs bunny i commissioner did delhi consult with maging before hand before making this announcement i don't think you were to instill in them all the specifics because they only matters. here do you need to say you're making amendment.

a man who was a long time opponent of imran khan. in south africa more than 300 migrants and refugees have sought shelter in a church in cape town after police evicted them from an encampment outside the un's refugee agency office now about 100 people were arrested on wednesday for resisting police orders to leave the site the migrants from different african countries are demanding to be relocated by the way they say that a recent wave of xenophobic violence directed at african migrants shows that south africa is no longer safe. well the migrants in the church a vow to stay until a solution is found she wus added. this report from cape town but here in the church where about 300 you are seeking shelter refugees you can see it is completely overcrowded so many people have the space it is not smelling very well of course service stress level is very high the tensions are very high and people have experienced very terrible things on wednesday when there were the correct down on their protests and the police was attacking them just talk

imran khan has dismissed the calls to step down, describing them as unconstitutional. lives in hospital after one of the worst nights of violence in the territory since protests began 22 weeks ago. five people were injured when a man launched a knife attack at a shopping centre. local reports say the attacker had been arguing over politics before taking out a knife. richard lister reports. sunday's protests began peacefully enough, with demonstrators forming human chains in shopping centres, but here, in city plaza, things soon turned violent. a man set upon protesters with a knife, injuring several, and when a pro—democracy councillor intervened, he too was attacked, and part of his ear was bitten off. the man with the knife was then beaten up by some of the protesters, but police have not confirmed whether he was among those arrested. elsewhere, demonstrators smashed up restaurants and riot police were brought in. at the new town plaza, there was a tense stand—off as police searched the complex and removed some of the protesters. they in turn harassed the police, shi

thousands of people are protesting against pakistan's government and calling on prime minister imran khan to resign people involved in the so-called freedom march of gathered in islamabad after arriving from towns across the country the group led by a conservative opposition party is angry over pakistan's faltering economy and in one town's leadership they've given him 2 days to step down but he's refused kemah haidar has a latest from islamabad. a day that 2nd dale broad day most of the protesters are living on their own. dead making their own bread and whatever they can find in order to get by most of these people appalled me but who have traveled from all over boggart on from baluchistan province from the khyber book to walk from the fun job and even in care of then drug and mortar of these people say that they will stand behind a leader more out of one of the ram on and out waiting for his cause they have come ahead and they say that they're determined to stay ahead for months if they're made to reduce gulf progress on it going through an important part critter go to political crises

another day in pakistan's capital islamabad they're demanding the resignation of prime minister imran khan the so-called freedom barge flown by a conservative opposition party arrived in islamabad on thursday have given town until sunday to step down but it's refused. people in the southern philippines are struggling to recover from 4 earthquakes in just the past few weeks the devastation has left thousands displaced jamila duggan reports on the growing humanitarian crisis in the mindanao region. many to some below one is desperate she has lost her home her farm and was forced to move to this evacuation center with her family where the earthquake struck north about a province where another me mum. my children's future is destroyed we've lost our home look at the rich situation here now this is all what we mileage to save my daughter and granddaughter are sick. almost $20000.00 people have been displaced since a series of earthquakes struck many areas of the southern mindanao region last month there are over a 1000 families in this evacuation and the situation is similar are across the boar

and they are also showing signs that there are no hard to leave dolly election bundy to duplicate imran khan came through rigged elections which we engineered but despite that he hasn't delivered in the past year the economy is at a standstill and people are suffering who much of that agreement with the government to stop the water supply electricity and even the restraints on as we're asked not to serve us with food the little be very clear to iran that doesn't give us can't break our commitment to our cause and we will stay till his resignation. so the pressure is still on the government but the government on the other hand rejecting that them on all of the protests and that of course can bring the resignation of the prime minister to be important to see what happens within the next 24. of the protests while i don't follow them on an already that he may. go or nearer to parliament square or he may move farther down the road which of course would complicate matters because it will bring them ready close to the rail.

said he's not going to resign and the thousands of demonstrators marched on islam about giving imran khan until midnight sunday to step down they say the government is illegitimate and has been propped up by the military the protests are led by the prime minister's longtime rival the conservative clerics cleric. or a man. in the news they had iraq's prime minister a design and to violence on both sides demonstrators they say they won't back down and we need people in chile who've been expressing their frustration with the government and it's not become a way. hello again to welcome back to international weather forecast while here across parts of western europe over the last few days it has been quite windy as well as rainy as a major system has been pushing in from the atlantic we're still going to be dealing with that same storm system as you can see here the air of low pressure is going to be just to the west of the u.k. and that's still going to cause a lot of problems across much of europe all the way over here across parts of central and eastern europe as well heavy rains as well as

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bundy to duplicate imran khan came through rigged elections which we engineered but despite that he hasn't delivered in the past year the economy is at a standstill and people are suffering who much to come out oh well that agreement of the government to stop water supply electricity and even the restraints owners were asked not to serve us with food the little be very clear to iran come it hasn't davis can't break al commitment to our cause and we will stay till his resignation. so the pressure is still on the government but the government on the other hand rejecting their marne of the protests and of course then bringing the resignation of the prime minister a 3rd will be in border and what happens within the next bridge before the leader of the broader one of undermine an already. to go are nearer to parliament square or he may move the road therefore there down the road which of course we're complicated matter of record will bring them ready closer to the red zone and that of course the red line i saw says it's behind friday's attack in mali that killed at least 53 soldiers and one civ

across the country to take part in what they calling for the freedom march they want prime minister imran khan to step down over the struggling economy security has been tight around islamabad for fears of unrest a final rally is due to take place in the capital on friday. at least 70 people have been killed after a large fire tore through 3 carriages of a moving train in pakistan so a blaze is caused by a gas stove on board a train was making its way from karachi to raul pindi just outside of islamabad survivors say it took nearly 20 minutes for the train to stop some in germany reports now from andy. water he says someone give me water because this man is among the dozens of people wounded when a passenger train caught fire in pakistan witnesses say in addition to those who were burned alive many people died in the trying to jump from the high speed burning train most of them were programs heading to a religious gathering they routinely carry all essential items including gas cylinders and bedding for their religious meeting which lasts for days. initial reports suggest that someone tried to

the group led by a conservative opposition party is angry over pakistan's faltering economy and imran khan's leadership have given him 2 days to step down but he's refused to allow high has the latest from the capital. a day that 2nd broad day most of the protesters are living on the roadside making their own bread and whatever they can find in order to get by most of these people appalled me but who have traveled from all over boggart on from baluchistan province from the khyber book to the wall from the punjab and even interior of then prague and most of these people say that they will stand behind their leader i'm a lot of older mon and are waiting for him because they have come here. they're determined to stay here for months if they're made to do so all progress on is going through an important part critical political crisis the political instability is going to bite hard into the economy but more to report like growth by august on are fed up with the economic crisis they want clean drinking water they want jobs and they want their children to be able to get a proper education but inste

protesters have rallied again in pakistan's capital demanding the resignation of prime minister imran khan. so-called freedom march led by a conservative opposition party arrived in islamabad on thursday commo highs are hostile latests. that day of the protest and the leader of the protests more lawn follow them on has given a deadline which expired at midnight local time here the country's prime minister to resign and for the government or a new round of elections the situation headed very tense your targeted on the other hand breaking forward turned into an ugly situation but so far the protected. they are already on a major highway in islamabad and they are also showing signs that there are no hard to leave. bundy to duplicate imran khan came through rigged elections which we engineered but despite that he hasn't delivered in the past year the economy is at a standstill and people are suffering who much of that agreement with the government to stop the water supply electricity and even the restraints on as we're asked not to serve us with food the little be very clear to iran that doesn

networks and he said that he really gave the prime minister imran khan 3 days to tender his resignation otherwise he said they're going to be up to his support to take matters into their own hands the prime minister on the other hand remaining determined and also the security forces on alert to stop these people from entering into islamabad although life is going on normal in islamabad and route would spend a major section of the road no doubt because she made highways completely jam packed and the government of course said also constituted its own negotiating game but the opposition it seems is not giving the kind of support that they should be giving to the j u i be. god the j u i would say that there's no point returns march against the government so far they're dead dead supporters who are turning up in very large numbers ok come on high don't thank you for that update from islamic law. iraq's president has promised to hold early elections and says prime minister odd robin matiya will resign but only once a replacement is agreed large crowds again made their way to it's a higher squ

the ceo and founder, imran khan, spoke to scarlet fu and romaine bostick.ck 10% of overall retail sales. whenever a market gets 10%, we usually see escalated disruption. we saw that with netflix. we saw that with digital advertising when digital advertising reached 10%. i think e-commerce will be 30%, 40% of the market and there will be new players. the second big thing, i think the consumer's loyalty to brands have been decreasing. i think the millennials are willing to try a lot of new brands as opposed to their parents generation. we are seeing a lot of new brands popping up. there are not a lot of good places to discover those brands. these platforms, for consumers to discover a lot of cool brand. the third thing, we are also seeing that a lot of the large brands which are heavily dependent on department stores, a new avenue of distribution, and we are becoming a distribution platform for them. scarlet: free one-day shipping, will that be a permanent feature? this can become costly. imran: we believe that a consumer shops for price, quality, convenience

thousands of people are protesting against pakistan's government and calling on prime minister imran khan to resign people involved in the so-called freedom march have gathered in islam. bad after arriving from towns across the country the group led by a conservative opposition party is angry over pakistan's faltering economy and imran khan's leadership they've given him 2 days to step down but he's refused to come out haidar has the latest from islamabad it didn't take in day of protests on a busy avenue also known as coach made hire where tens of thousands of people are determined to stay on until their leaders small out of under the man wants them to stay on god has given 48 hours to the prime minister to tender his resignation otherwise he said it people will go and then of god directed a gate quite strong and the government on the other hand is also called a meeting of it's called committee to try to see how to deal with this created by people across pockets on a watching this very carefully to have introduced on the streets they're fed up with all the borders that have been continui

supporters of a conservative opposition party entered islam about on thursday demanding prime minister imran khan resign the group left corruption on sunday picking up more supporters as they stopped at several cities along the way and they say khan who has refused to step down hasn't fulfilled his promise of strengthening the economy let's bring in come a hi there for an update from the capital islamabad so is that what it is come all it's all about the economy and that is the message that the people behind you are trying to convey to the government and the prime minister. well it's not just the economy because one has to understand that focused on they can all make problems have been lingering even under the previous regime however as you mentioned there is a sure of for by the damage there are that my islam that by modifying their grandma newquay he's got the opposition read them but what we have seen is tens of thousands of j u i's supporters converging on islamabad you can see the black and white flags of their party flying on thousands of drones or because truck box says there's a border th

skyrocketed and it's hard to live we want change and we want to now suddenly downloads but you imran khanhas not only been protected by the tea party but also by all opposition parties one he came through the elections and 2 he didn't fulfill the promise he made that he will provide jobs houses and improve the living standard applause instead he made people jobless and homeless will stay until he resigns even if he has to stay for months. the next 24 to 48 are going to be critical of the leader of the broader role on a 400 m. on carriage able to make a proper noun. after that deadline. the government of emraan current had her day ignored very very strong recorded judged government and a miscalculation on their part. crikey well just some a bunch of aid spoke with the government just a short while ago now assad says worries about inflation on adjustment that he insists the pakistan strained economy is on the right track so far. but it's all. a definitive announcement. it is my personal assessment is that it is unlikely to take a turn for the us the man who is leading the charge. the man wh

secunder: on twitter, prime minister imran khan expressed his condolences and ordered an inquy. there is ang about the lack of security checks that could have detected the cylinders, and also claims that the cause of the fire was actually an electrica fault. for the moment, authorities are still trying to identify all the dead. secunder kermani, bbc news, islamabad. laura: firefighters in california are facing a new crisis as strong winds triggered wildfires in the south of the state. fires have led to maon evacuaand power cuts and a statewide emergency has been declared. however, firefighters in northern california believe they may have turned a corner in battli the kincade fire. a h u.n. expe told the bbc that google, apple, and instagram are enabling an illegal online slave market after an investigation by bbc arabic discovered domestic workers being sold viaapps and hashtags you can reach with any smart phone. onoffered to sell a 16-year-old child. reporter: in the gulf, women are employed as domestic workers are being sold online by apps approved and provided by google bbc

pakistan's islamist vow to continue their protests as promised imran khan ignores that amounts to stepn tens of thousands of hard liners have been camped out in the capital islamabad. i'm the man you might call back in china eighteen months off to his first visit dozens of trade deals to set to be signed but will the french president. take beijing to telescope is trade practices

thousands of anti-government protesters marched to pakistan's capital demanding prime minister imran khan's resignation. and barbara starr in london with the top stories from europe including the u.k.'s breaks it party leader offers to help prime minister boris johnson with the election but only if he abandons is withdrawing deal with the european union. for new zealand's old plants there rugby world cup campari with the way the 6 tries to be world's of the minds off from the other look ahead to saturday's final how they are. now russia and turkey have started their joint patrols in northeast and syria to he wants to establish what it's calling a safe zone in that border region the mission is to ensure the largely kurdish s.t.'s fighters retreat from the area how to mob are reports from sunday near the checker syrian. the most crucial phase of the turkish russian agreement on a safe zone in north eastern syria is underway there joint patrols will fill the void left by the withdrawal of the largely kurdish syrian democratic forces or as the last month turkish backed opposition fighters swept

minister declared he will not resign tens of thousands of demonstrators of moscona some about giving imran khan until midnight on sunday to step down they say the government is illegitimate and propped up by the military the protests are led by the prime minister's longtime rival conservative cleric. come hide his life in islamabad come all the deadlines paul what's the latest. well as you mentioned that deadline was for midnight tonight however the leader of the protests modified the ramón made a statement yesterday addressing it said that they will not be entering enter that race jones that result so the red line as you can see behind made a red dawn of god has been scored over and all however today we don't see that security personnel that we've seen for the last few days and although the government is not taking any chances are they watching and waiting to see what happened as the all parties conference right now we are told that conference that conference ended under way and that decision is likely but did but not be announced because it appeared that the opposition it all started there wa

prime minister imran khan has ordered an immediate inquiry, but few here believe anyone will be heldarhat javed, bbc news, south punjab. let's get some of the day's other news. firefighters in california are facing a new crisis as strong winds triggered more wildfires in the south of the state. fires over the past week have led to mass evacuations and power cuts — and a state—wide emergency has been declared. but firefighters in northern california believe they have now "turned a corner" in battling the kincade fire. a day after north korea is reported to have tested two short—range missiles, pyongyang says it has also successfully conducted a test of super—large multiple rocket launchers. the korean news agency said the rocket launchers were able to totally destroy a group target. the tests come as talks between north korea and the us have ground to a halt. an investigation by bbc news arabic has found women being put up for sale online in kuwait as domestic workers. a un expert has described it as an illegal online slave market. the investigation found that instagram — which is own

thousands of anti-government protesters are rallying in pakistan's capital demanding prime minister imran khan and his government resign within 2 days they say the colors leadership is illegitimate propped up by the military schools and banks in lebanon have reopened for the 1st time in 2 weeks after anti-government protests brought the country to a halt but there's frustration over restrictions imposed by some banks on how much money can be sent abroad. and the leader of the u.k.'s breck's it party has offered to help prime minister boris johnson win the election but only of johnson abandons his withdrawal deal with the european union. opened his election campaign by threatening to field candidates in every seat against the conservative party if the break isn't dropped for hours says the agreement continues to follow e.u. rules and he called for boris johnson to forge an electrolyte needs parker explains . the. according to bookmakers prime minister conservative party will win britain's general election but don't count on anything . he wants to leave the e.u. without a deal and now wants john

inside story from imran khan and the whole team here by phone now. i. ruins that speak of which history and the ones ranged from this part that's more than 600 years ago this is the old town of the door to the sacred land of the gods and to the century of much peach ancient traditions are still being embraced here today that may change less than 2 kilometers away bulldozers are never the ground for a controversial new airport that's expected to shuttle millions of tourists to historic sites the airport should then be the sacred folly as culture traditions for thailand but the big powers want to because it's the door to much of each. kind of poor is to buy them and then i would be in favor of an airport if more people come and make business with us but only if it will preserve our environment and our ruins some farmers like it leave their lives may change bring development to our community and country. to deal with poverty unless you deal with the gap you decide to i just agree with that toy it sounds like i'll be waving the public become a treat for the

fact that the march or the pace that created the gods goes to the leadership of their j u i but imran khan has said that he really not buckle under the opposition's pressure he'd take it with the opposition of bringing the country to the brink of financial ruin aides of course blaming the opposition and also saying that there are red lines that security forces have barricaded most of islamabad they were large allow the protesters to enter into that red zone the military of course has taken over why did installations for security purposes in the red zone and police and paramilitary forces are employed in large numbers to deal with a crisis where the government in no mood to resign or step down however the door for negotiation there is open they have formed a committee of their own and it's going to be important to see what kind of wait for there are certain parties are willing and are able to throw behind this particular march because most of their leadership is already in jail facing massive corruption charges that have been levied against them all right come on high doesn't you for that u

for the people of kashmir we speak to pakistan's high commissioner in london about prime minister imran khan calling on the international community's moral courage to intervene all of them all coming of a days going underground or 1st in a week when the threat of nuclear conflict has roots line colonialism capitalism in the so-called cold war nobel literature laureate toni morrison died at the age of 88 this week here is the author of beloved destroying the idea that the so-called cold war was ever called the consequences of becoming a democracy are out there. we emphasize that part but we're also a major capitalist capitalist to conform to country. and that's true of all of europe i mean you know the slaves come home from the plantation the wars are still going on the cold war that keep talking about these years of peace peace. what peace they've been fighting 30 years of wars else where all their blood was. a confrontation with russia our confrontation with communism there was no nuclear explosion there were no you know there was not but they still find well one flashpoint of the so-called

imran khan and they're also asking for new elections in august on . as you can see people have said their own. thanks they have ordered food and all systems you can see behind m me that what i thik is that have beeeen listeded. ls keke they're ready t to stay hee as long as the d demands a are . deana been is that then they user we run everything we need with us we brought our stove eveverything we need to cook our meals like rice sugar and oil. given that we have come out against a legitimate government we do not face the hardships of staying out in the opepen and- e have left all business back home. by myself have a shop i've closed it down miles. city until this incompetent government resigns. thousands of people in hand and the question remains. you mean on the same. not. and staying in pockets on the first funerals have begunun for the seventy for people killed after a fire ripped through a crowded train overnight bodies began arriving from the scene of the disaster and diraught relatives gathered after morning prayers on friday many of the victi

prime minister imran khan has ordered an immediate enquiry but few here believe anyone will be held toc news, south punjab. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: we'll be talking to an polar explorer about his role in the first—ever solar—powered expedition to the antarctic. also on the programme: six weeks of world cup rugby are almost over — we look back on a thrilling tournament — and a major success for the host country japan. indira gandhi, ruler of the world's largest democracy, died today. 0nly yesterday she'd spoken of dying in the service of her country and said, "i would be proud of it. every drop of my blood would contribute to the growth of this nation". after 46 years of unhappiness, these two countries have concluded a chapter of history. no more suspicion, no more fear, no more uncertainty of what each day might bring. mission control: booster ignition and lift—off of discovery, with a crew of six astronaut heroes and one american legend. well, enjoying the show is right. this is beautiful. a milestone in human history. born today, this girl

group led by a conservative opposition party is angry about pakistan's for sharing economy and imran khan's leadership they've given him 2 days to step down so far though he's refusing let's go live now to our summer binge of eighty's our correspondent who's there in islamabad so it seemed as though this has been very well and attended indeed osama absolutely martin they have dug their heels in there saying that they will not move until the prime minister resigns and 24 hours of those 48 hours are aware and to discuss more on that we're joined by one of the members of the pakistani national assembly somebody who has just met the prime minister and again in disgust with him the demands by the protesters mistrust of the mayor of the former fine admits mr well thank you very much for being out of there now doesn't look like that we're heading for a showdown because as you've said the prime minister will not resign and they have said they will not move until he does run for a no tomato sauce far we've heard a lot of bluster from them but it's all good considering this we may do that they're not

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prime minister imran khan has ordered an immediate inquiry, but few here believe anyone will be heldage of a british submarine that vanished during the second world war has been found in the sea off malta. hms urge disappeared after setting sail in april 1942. there were more than a0 people on board, and its fate had remained unkown. the bbc‘s tim allman has the story. deep beneath the waves of the mediterranean, a mystery nearly 80 yea rs old mediterranean, a mystery nearly 80 years old is finally solved. schools of fish move through the rusting, corroded wreck of what is believed to be hms urge. still on deck, its giant gun, silent for so many years, standing guard over a metal grave. the wreck is an absolutely fantastic condition. it is sitting upright on the seabed, very proud, in the direction that it was ordered to ta ke direction that it was ordered to take on its way to alexandria. british submarine makes her way in. coming home to mother, as they call it. malta was a strategically important base for british submarines, targeting german and italian shipping in the mediterrane