before that, when imran khan was in power and all three parties launched, imran khan -- they must takeher and step back. they must talk to one another. mohammed jamojoom: i'm going to give you a chance to respond but i want to ask you a version of this in question. is there a chance political parties can sit down together and de-escalate the tensions going on in pakistan ? haider zaman qureshi: that is the only way out. when he was in office he never sat down with the opposition regarding india or other issues he does not have a very good history of dialogue. he believes in confrontational politics. he does not believe in dialogue. i wish sanity prevails and statecraft comes into play. coming to the looting and the plunder -- that comment that was made -- heads of state gifts were sold and mr. imran khan has been declared by the election commission of pakistan, to be the most corrupt person. he has been guilty of selling state gifts gifted to him by brotherly nations or heads of state level. he has been guilty in illegitimate funding and his party has been declared -- and the azam abou

actually, imran khan tried to reach islam about, | achieve? exactly. aking the time _ -- islamabad. arslan, i appreciate you taking the time to _ -- islamabad. arslan, i appreciate you taking the time to speak - -- islamabad. arslan, i appreciate you taking the time to speak to . -- islamabad. arslan, i appreciate you taking the time to speak to us| you taking the time to speak to us today. stay with us where we turn to israel where been human net —— benjamin netanyahu has become the winner of the fifth election in under four years. the israeli prime minister, yitzhak rabin, the architect of the middle east peace process, has been assassinated. a 27—year—old jewish man has been arrested and an extremistjewish organisation has claimed responsibility for the killing. at polling booths throughout the country, they voted on a historic day for australia. as the results came in, it was clear, the monarchy would survive. of the american hostages, there was no sign. they are being held somewhere inside the compound, and student leaders have threatened that shou

we begin with dramatic developments in pakistan, where the former prime minister imran khan is recoveringital after being shot in the leg. mr khan, who was ousted from power in april, was attacked while leading a week—long protest convoy from the east of the country to the capital, islamabad. police have arrested a suspect and released a video in which he appears to confess to the crime. the us, britain, canada and saudi arabia are among several countries which have condemned the assassination attempt. our correspondent samira hussain reports from pakistan. thursday's protest march started like all the others, and then this happened. gunfire. footage shared on social media, confirmed by the bbc, shows a conscious imran khan with a bandage on his right leg being taken to hospital. here, you can see a man with a gun. he was eventually caught. in a leaked video of his statement to police, he said he wanted to kill mr khan. the current prime minister condemned the attack and has called for an investigation. pakistan's president is calling it an assassination attempt. but leaders from mr khan'

i not only resigned, but i will also leave politics forever imran khan says that all politicians involved in the assassination attempt on him should resign and names a new one the prime minister as a slave to america, which the course of the khan, aimed at cooperation with turkey, china and russia, to put it mildly, did not suit the united states, first of all, and other states. the west was interested in the elimination, that is, in the removal of, from the post of prime minister. imran khan and his removal from power. it was turned towards china, russia, the state of the arab world, turkey, largely ignored the request of the west, including in connection with this, pakistan received less or was actually abandoned without american military assistance after being removed from the post of prime minister. khan stated that there is definitely a hand in this. now his supporters are planning to bring the west. pomabade sit -in, however, many experts fear the situation will escalate. pakistan is said to be on the brink of civil war. now in the country the one who will be supported by the army w

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the former prime minister of pakistan, imran khan, is recovering in hospital after being shot in the on thursday. one person died and several were injured when a burst of gunfire hit mr khan's vehicle in the eastern city of wazirabad. his supporters took to the streets in several pakistani cities after the attack. from pakistan, our correspondent samira hussain reports. thursday's protest march started like all the others, and then this happened. rapid gunfire. footage shared on social media, confirmed by the bbc, shows a conscious imran khan with a bandage on his right leg being taken to hospital. here, you can see a man with a gun. he was eventually caught. in a leaked video of his statement to police, he said he wanted to kill mr khan. the current prime minister condemned the attack and has called for an investigation. pakistan's president is calling it an assassination attempt. but leaders from mr khan's political party released a statement on his behalf, accusing the country's prime minister, home minister and director of pakistan's powerful intelligence agency of being behind t

in pakistan, imran khan - talked about? absolutely. in pakistan, imran khan leadsl talked about?n leads a narrative, he constructs it encourages people to believe in it and a lot of people do believe in it and so, that's what i just think even though the whole of whether or not people are alleging a responsible are really responsible, if you look at the twitter feed and social media, it's very clear that his supporters believe in that and they're willing to do anything and so, he is called for demonstrations to start again from tomorrow and the chances are that people will come out on the streets and he will try to pressure on the government because of this popular support behind him. and i will further then it is anyone's guess as to what is going to happen, will people go out and so, because more complications.— more complications. that's exactly what _ more complications. that's exactly what i _ more complications. that's exactly what i want - more complications. that's exactly what i want to - more complications. that's exactly what i want to put l more complications. that's.

people took to the streets in pakistan, a day after the former prime minister, imran khan, was shot atrotest rally. 0utside khan, was shot at a protest rally. outside the hospital where he is recovering, supporters left flowers as security forces kept a watchful eye. members of his political party say the attack was an assassination attempt. and at a press conference, mr khan pointed the finger directly at members of the current government. you maintain that, in fact, it was members of the government that are responsible. what evidence you have of that and is this just a political ploy to gain favour? there can be no investigation, if the prime minister, and this isi guy, major general professor, there can be no independent investigation. what independent investigation. what evidence do _ independent investigation. what evidence do you _ independent investigation. what evidence do you have _ independent investigation. what evidence do you have that the government and the head of the, director of the isi is involved? i director of the isi is involved?— director of the isi is involved? ~

pakistan's former prime minister, imran khan, criticises the police for allegedly not investigating thettack against him on thursday. and — with the us midterm elections just days away, president biden and donald trump continue on the campaign trail, in the push to win crucial votes. hello and welcome to the programme — the cop 27 climate summit has begun in egypt with dire warnings about the state of the planet. extreme temperatures, wildfires, drought and flooding have all been made worse by the last eight years being the hottest on record, according to the world meterological organisation. the un secretary general antonio guterres insisted the summit had to produce "ambitious, credible climate actions". our climate editor, justin rowlatt, has the latest. cyclones ripped through madagascar earlier this year. floods displaced more than1 million people in nigeria last month, while another year of low rainfall pushed parts of somalia and elsewhere in east africa even closer to famine. our planet is sending a distress signal, the un conference in egypt was warned. the last eight years hav

imran khan is pushing for another election and believes he would win.oke to the bbc two days ag >> democrats always go to the people. the entire political parties -- all of them are against us. >> supporters take to the streets across pakistan. this was an picture. some supporters started fires. the bbc is in islamabad with this update. >> the party has decided they are going to continue with the march tomorrow. early morning tomorrow, they willtart, and then they will move on again. this is something that happened today. the party is sort of accusing the military establishment, and at the same time, the leade have been accusing the current prime minister as well. the information ministry has said the pti should not make these irresponsible statements at the moment. >> from today, you will be able to pay less for netflix, but there is a catch. you have to watch adverts. they hope more people will sign up, as our entertainment correspondent reports. >> for years, i have called for a more modern monarchy that reflects the world outside. >> keeng up with t

reporter: clearly in pain, imran khan is inside the room.uffering from a bullet wound to the shin after being shot just moments before. outside, more gunshots. it's not clear who is shooting. the back of a container truck, now a makeshift emergency ward for the wounded. [shouting] imran khan is later seen waving to supporters. before being moved into a car then driven to hospital for treatment. pakistan's information minister says a suspect arrested at the scene has already confessed to the shooting. among those hurt was faisal, a senator and member of mr. khan's party. >> imran khan is safe. i am being told one friend has died. others are seriously injured. reporter: this was a 7-day of a protest march led by the former politician, who is demanded new snap elections after being absent as prime minister in april. the government has promised an election next year. speaking earlier this week, the 70 year old insisted the rallies would peaceful. >> no violence. 26 years, we have never indulged in violence. we are not going to break any laws of

has alleged one of the officials to be involved in this and imran khan is also insinuating thatto get involved, judiciary is going to get involved in the current government is not going to let imran khan continue withholding the whole country hostage and so, that makes a very complicated situation and quite an unstable situation in the next few days but i would say even in the next few weeks.— next few weeks. thank you so much for 'oinini next few weeks. thank you so much forjoining us— next few weeks. thank you so much forjoining us on _ next few weeks. thank you so much forjoining us on the _ next few weeks. thank you so much forjoining us on the programme. i let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. after a wave of anti government protests in iran, a majority of law—makers there have called for anti—government protesters facing the most serious charges to be executed as soon as possible. in a letter to the judiciary, they called for swift action against those attacking lives and property. protests in iran were initially sparked by the death in police custody o

people waited here for hours to hearfrom imran khan.pporters since being shot. there was no doubt he believes an exceptional confident. even though he was pushed out of office earlier this year. since then khan has been holding protests demanding fresh elections. now he is considering dissolving the two provincial governments under his parties control. an unprecedented move which is sure to plunge pakistan into further political crisis. and that is just how quickly things can change in this country. the immensely popular leader may have been knocked down physically. but he continues to fight politically. samira hussein, bbc news. ukraine�*s president volydmyr zelensky says six million ukrainian households are still without power, after russia launched a wave of missile strikes across the country this week. the number of affected households has reduced by half since wednesday. but many have been left without light, water or heat as winter sets in. the bbc�*s ukrainian service correspodnent in kyiv, zhanna bezpiatchuk, says the authoritie

the last time imran khan spoke in public he was shot.ed of possible attacks today. his supporters came anyway. that's how strongly they believe in the cause. his cause is the people of pakistan. not himself. he is out for us. so, that's why we are supporting and we are coming here for our leader who is supporting us. there is one man only who has been raising his voice against i all of the establishment. he is there to look forward. he has given us a vision. as day turned to night the excitement was building. when he finally arrived at the rally crowds erupted in cheers. people waited here four hours to hearfrom imran khan. this is the first time he was addressing supporters since being shot. there is no doubt he remains exceptionally confident. even though he was pushed out of office earlier this year. since then khan has been holding protests demanding fresh elections. now he is considering dissolving the two provincial governments under his parties control. an unprecedented move which is sure to plunge pakistan into further political

imran khan said he had known in advance of a plot to kill him.id he believed there were two gun men involved in the attack in which one of his supporters was killed and 10 injured. our correspondent had this update from the capitol, islamabad. >> speaking about his injuries when he started the presser which was on line and then he said -- he informed everybody he got four bullet injuries. and some 16 injuries as well. apart from that he also spoke about the corruption charges against him and how he will go after them. he also spoke about once he gets better he will get on the road and will come to islamabad and come to march as well. he also named three people whom he considers to be a -- accus to be the prime suspect in, you know, the plan to attack him and everything. he also spoke about the lone wolf, the lone gunman who attacked him during the rally and said he was not acting of his own will. and also said that this is part of a bigger plan. so t were some of the things he was speaking about. when the march started, everybody was very much in

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people waited here for hours to hearfrom imran khan. is addressing supporters since being shot. even though he was pushed out of office earlier this year. since then, khan has been holding protests demanding fresh elections. now he is considering dissolving the two provincial governments under his party's control. an unprecedented move that is sure to plunge pakistan into further political crisis. and that is just how quickly things can change in this country. the immensely popular leader may have been knocked down physically, but he continues to fight politically. samira hussain, bbc news, rawalpindi. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: venezuela's government and the opposition have signed a preliminary agreement to find a way out of the country's political crisis, and to free up dollars held overseas to be spent on humanitarian programmes. one person has died and at least 11 are missing after a mudslide on the italian holiday island of ischia. ukraine's president, volodymyr zelensky, says 6 million ukrainian households are s

the attempt to silence imran khan m only serve to give fresh momentum to his campaign. let's have a quick look at some of the day's other news, the u.n. says a third of the world most famous glaciers will be gone within three decades because of global warming. that is even if targets for cutting global omissions have been met. spectacular glaciers at sites such as kimjaro, yosemite, are among those that will banish. israel's electoral commission has confirmed that former prime minister netanyahu and his allies have won the elections. they espouse racist anti-arab policies has raised concerns among israel's allies. this week, china putore than half a million people into covid lockdown in the city of shojo -- junjo. they continue to force a strict code zero policy. the policy is putting pressure on the people and it's --. earlier this week the workers fled a foxconn facility in central china. is known as iphone city because he can make hundreds of thousands of them every day. this city has been under a variety of covid restrictions for many months. fearing they would get

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i not only resigned, but i will also leave politics forever imran khan says that all politicians involvedthe assassination attempt on him should resign and calls the new prime minister a slave of america, which khan's course, aimed at cooperation with turkey, china and russia, to put it mildly, unconditionally did not suit the united states, first of all, and other states. the west was interested in the elimination, that is, the removal of the prime minister from office. imran khan and his removal from authorities. he would turn towards china, russia, the state of the arab world, turkey ignored the request in many respects. from the west, including in connection with this, pakistan received less or was actually left without american military assistance after the removal from the post of prime minister. hans stated that there is definitely a hand in this. west now his supporters are planning to lead a sit-in in islamabad. however, many experts fear the situation will worsen. pakistan is said to be on the brink of civil war. now in country will win the one who will support the army, and the

announcer: imran khan!e people. at the moment, the establishment is against us. the entire political parties, all of them are against us. and since losing his position as prime minister, his popularity has grown. i've been in politics for 26 years. never in pakistan's history has a party had so much public support as now, and all along this route you will see it, it's never happened in pakistan. do you need the army's support to get power? only people who do not have public support need army. through these demonstrations, mr khan was pressuring the government to call for new elections, a cry the government has repeatedly said it would not heed. as news spread of the attack, so too did protests in several cities around the country, with people chanting slogans against the government. the apparent attempt to silence mr khan may only serve to give fresh momentum to his campaign. samira hussain, bbc news, islamabad. in other news, the un says a third of the world's most famous glaciers will be gone within three

imran khan, the former prime minister of pakistan, is recovering in hospital after being shot in the has condemned the shooting, but a senior aide to mr khan has accused it of being behind the attack. the us, britain, canada, and saudi arabia are among several countries which have condemned the assassination attempt. from pakistan, our correspondent samira hussain reports. music. thursday's protest march started like all the others, and then this happened. rapid gunfire. footage, shared on social media, confirmed by the bbc, shows a conscious imran khan with a bandage on his right leg being taken to hospital. here, you can see a man with a gun. he was eventually caught. in a leaked video of his statement to police, he said he wanted to kill mr khan. the current prime minister condemned the attack and has called for an investigation. pakistan's president is calling it an assassination attempt. but leaders from mr khan's political party released a statement on his behalf, accusing the country's prime minister, home minister and director of pakistan's powerful intelligence agency of bein

imran khan said he had known in advance of a plot to kill him.attack, in which one of his supporters was killed and ten injured. earlier my colleague spoke to pakistan government minister, ahsan iqbal, who accussed imran khan of making violent statements prior to the attack. i would say that what goes around comes around. if you start to propagate politics of hate and polarisation, you yourself and become its victim, and that is where we all have to have responsibility. what goes around comes around, minister? yeah, that's what i'm saying. mr khan in the last many years has been supporting politics of hatred, polarisation, and he was celebrating when i was shocked at, ——polarisation, and he was celebrating when i was shot at, and that is very unfortunate. today, we are all condemning what happened to him. our correspondent sahar baloch had this update from the capital islamabad. imran khan spoke about the charges against him and asked his supporters to stand by, because he is soon going to give a call, and after which they have to come to islamab

i not only resigned, but i will also leave politics forever imran khan says that all politicians involvedn the assassination attempt on him should resign and call the new prime minister a slave america, which purs khan is aimed at cooperating with a portion of china and russia, to put it mildly , would not suit the state of the slave world of turkey in the direction of china, russia, and largely ignored requests. west, including in connection with this, pakistan received less or was actually left without american military assistance. while the pakistani general staff is silent support. imran khan among the population is only growing, as well, given the difficult economic situation. many financial analysts. talk about a high risk of defaults in pakistan by the end of the year have opposition supporters. politics will become even more the main slogan. khan's justice for all pakistanis and the poorest sections of the population will certainly support the experiment, which advocates the fight against corruption and the imported government of alexander kadievich. vladimirsky yana fedorishcheva

imran khan said he had known in advance of a plot to kill him. one of his supporters was killed and ten injured. 0ur correspondent sahar baloch had this update from the capital islamabad. imran khan was speaking about his injuries when he started the press conference which was online. he informed everybody that he had four injuries. he spoke about the corruption charges against him and about how his opposition is corrupt and he will go off of them. he also spoke how once he gets better he will go on the road and continue the long march. he named three people whom he considers to be, accuses to be the prime suspects in the plan to attack him. he also spoke about the lone gunman who attacked him and said he was not acting of his own will and that this was bigger —— part of a bigger plan. this is what he was talking about. when the long march started, everyone was very interested in an energetic about it. and it seemed like this march will lead to islam about. in the beginning it said they would reach islamabad on the 11th of november which is today

announcer: imran khan!ys go to the people. at the moment, the establishment is against us. the entire political parties, all of them are against us. and since losing his position as prime minister, his popularity has grown. i've been in politics for 26 years. never in pakistan's history has a party had so much public support as now, and all along this journey you will see it, it's never happened in pakistan. public support as now, and all along this route you will see it, it's never happened in pakistan. do you need the army's support to get power? 0nly people who do not have public support need army. through these demonstrations, mr khan was pressuring the government to call for new elections, a cry the government has repeatedly said it would not heed. as news spread of the attack, so too did protests in several cities around the country, with people chanting slogans against the government. the apparent attempt to silence mr khan may only serve to give fresh momentum to his campaign. samira hussain, bbc ne

imran khan was leading a march on the capital islamabad to demand snap elections.th—eastern pakistan when a gunman opened fire. wounded, the 70—year—old politician was rushed to hospital. the former prime minister had been leading a motorised caravan across pakistan to urge the government to call a snap election. a man was detained at the scene. in april, he had a no—confidence vote over economic mismanagement and mishandling of the country's foreign policy. it's a far cry from the oxford graduate's carefree days as 0xford graduate's carefree days as pakistan's charismatic cricket captain. in 1992 he led the country to victory in the world cup. the fame that followed secured him a top table in london's social scene. in 1995 he married british heiress jemima goldsmith. after a nine—year relationship they separated, mr khan had turned his attention to politics in his country of birth, wading into pakistan's turbulent and corrupt political scene, pakistan's turbulent and corrupt politicalscene, he pakistan's turbulent and corrupt political scene, he offered a fresh fa

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unclear whether the man with the gun was there to target imran khan.'s trip to dover. unusually there is no media access for this visit, we expect her to go to the manston facility, she is expected in dover as we have been saying, but it looks like there will be limited if not no chance to ask any questions during the course of her visit, any questions during the course of hervisit, pretty any questions during the course of her visit, pretty unusual. any questions during the course of hervisit, pretty unusual. she any questions during the course of her visit, pretty unusual. she said earlier this week she intended to go and see for herself what is going on, we know the figures, these thousand 500 people according to the government, far more than the facilities capable or designed to hold. so she will be assessing the situation and trying to work out how to un—gum this system. suella braverman reluctant to talk today but somebody who is is the albanian prime minister edi rama, he has been responding to a lot of the focus going on here on the number of a

people took to the streets in pakistan a day after the former prime minister imran khan was shot at aal where he is recovering, supporters left flowers as security forces kept a watchful eye. members of his political party say the attack was an assassination attempt. and at a press conference, mr khan pointed the finger directly at members of the current government. you maintain that, in fact, it is members of the government that are responsible. what evidence do you have of that, and is this just a political ploy to gain favour? there can be no investigation if the prime minister, the interior minister and this isi guy, faisal — major general faisal. if these three are involved, there can be no independent investigation. well, what evidence do you have that the government and the head of the — the director of the isi is involved? i think they tried to disqualify me. that failed. they've tried to, you know, put terrorism cases on me, then they — some other case by the election commission. and i think they are petrified of the long march. because they saw the crowds joining us. and the

the former prime minister of pakistan, imran khan, has been shot and injured while leading a protest g supporters from the top of a lorry, as a convoy of vehicles made its way to the capital, islamabad. pakistan's president called it an assassination attempt, as samira hussain reports. thursday's protest march started like all the others, and then this happened. gunfire footage shared on social media, confirmed by the bbc, shows a conscious imran khan with a bandage on his right leg being taken to hospital. here, you can see a man with a gun. he was eventually caught. in a leaked video of his statement to police, he said he wanted to kill mr khan. the current prime minister condemned the attack and has called for an investigation. pakistan's president is calling it an assassination attempt. but leaders from mr khan's political party released a statement on his behalf, accusing the country's prime minister, home minister and director of pakistan's powerful intelligence agency of being behind the attack, saying they must be removed from office. just two days ago, we were with the former

pakistan's former prime minister, imran khan, addresses a protest rally for the first time since he was shot earlier this month. music the american actress, singer and songwriter irene cara has died at the age of sixty—three. she was best known for the title songs in the musical fame we begin in qatar where the world cup match between argentina and mexico hasjust kicked off. it's a crucial match for both teams, especially for argentina who suffered a shock defeat in their opening match against saudi arabia. another loss today would mean they will be knocked out of the competition. as for mexico, they will also be looking for their first win having drawn with poland. well earlier, the reigning world champions france beat denmark two to one — to become the first nation to advance to the knockout stage of this year's tournament. let's go live to doha and speak to our sport correspondent nesta mcgregor. would let's focus on the action right now. tell us about the match right now. tell us about the match right now. tell us about the match right now and how important it is for both teams? the

this is where imran khan will address his supporters.e is addressing supporters since he was shot some three weeks ago. he says that he is going to offer direction, the next steps for his political party. since he was pushed out of office in april of this year, imran khan has been pushing to get fresh elections, saying this coalition government really worked to try to push him out of power. the government has always maintained that they will hold elections next year as planned. a mudslide triggered by heavy rain has torn through the italian island of ischia. initial reports suggested eight people had been killed, but an italian minister has said there are no confirmed deaths. the mud dislodged trees and damaged houses as it swept down a hillside, dragging a number of cars into the sea. rescuers are working to free residents. social media footage from china appears to show residents of the western city of urumqi protesting against covid restrictions, after a fire in a block of flats killed ten people. demonstrators are seen arguing with o

they are trying to get as close as possible to the stage where imran khan will address the supporters addressing supporters since he was shot some three weeks ago. he says that he is going to offer direction, the next steps for his political party. since he was pushed out of office in april of this year, imran khan has been pushing to get fresh elections, saying that this coalition government really worked to try to push him out of power. but the government has always maintained that they will hold elections next year as planned. the home office has said that the death of a man who was held at the manston migrant processing centre may have been caused by diphtheria. an initial test came back negative for the infection, but a follow—up pcr was positive. the man died in hospital last week, days after it's believed he arrived in the uk on a small boat. a postmortem examination will be held to determine what killed him. joining me now is our news correspondent aruna iyengar. what more detail do we have about the circumstances surrounding his death? fist the circumstances surrounding his de

the former pakistan prime minister, imran khan, has addressed hundreds of thousands of supporters inawalpindi, telling them he regretted not being able to bring the corrupt and the powerful to justice. his party — the pti — organised the rally to urge the government to call a snap election. there'll be a full bulletin at the top of the hour, but now on bbc news, the big cases: the doorstep murder. operator: do you need the fire, police or ambulance? my husband's been shot! inaudible. i can't hear you. do you require the fire, police or ambulance? oh, my god! inaudible. who do you want to speak to? the fire, police or ambulance? police and ambulance, my husband'sjust been shot. it's one of scotland's most notorious unsolved murderers. my last and my only memory is of my dad on the floor in a pool of his own blood. we know that someone out there knows and look what it's doing to ourfamily, look at the damage that it's done. two sons growing up without a dad. finding the gun, we thought that would be it, it would be solved. nearly two decades after the murder of alistair wilson, could p

pakistan's former prime minister imran khan has addressed a protest rally for the first time since heas shot earlier this month. he told the crowd his one regret from his time in office was the failure to bring the corrupt and the powerful to justice. there have been protests against covid restrictions in the western chinese city of urumqi following a deadly fire that killed ten people. crowds chanted slogans such as "end lockdown" and broke through barriers guarded by officials wearing hazmat suits. at 10.00pm, luxmy gopal will be here with a full round—up of the days news. first, the big cases: the doorstep murder. operator: do you need the fire, police or ambulance? _ my husband's been shot! inaudible. i can't hear you. do you require the fire, police or ambulance? oh, my god! inaudible. who do you want to speak to? the fire, police or ambulance? police and ambulance, my husband'sjust been shot. it's one of scotland's most notorious unsolved murderers. my last and my only memory is of my dad on the floor in a pool of his own blood. we know that someone out there knows and look what

quite a bit of security which is understandable, remember the context in which this has happened mr imran khan april this year, trying to force the government to call for new and fresh elections. the government has repeatedly said that it will not bow to his pressures. many are expecting quite a lot of people to take to the streets, notjust here where i am but in cities across the country to protest what has happened and keep campaigning for mr khan's movement. samira hussain, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news... plans for a new multi billion pound nuclear power plant in suffolk are under review as part of government spending cuts. northern ireland secretary chris heaton harris says there will be no stormont elections before christmas keeping the lights on this winter — a new scheme launches which will see customers offered discounts on their energy bills if they agree to use less electricity at peak times . the bbc has heard evidence that albanian drug gangs are using the migrant camps of northern france as a recruitment ground, offering to pay the passage of those prepared to work in the u