what is next for imran khan now. it is very clear _ is next for imran khan now.is very clear from _ is next for imran khan now. it is very clear from the _ is next for imran khan now. it is very clear from the video message he posted that he was expecting this arrest. what else did he say in that video and what reaction have they been to that?— video and what reaction have they been to that? when i saw the video he is very clear _ been to that? when i saw the video he is very clear that _ been to that? when i saw the video he is very clear that he _ been to that? when i saw the video he is very clear that he had - been to that? when i saw the video he is very clear that he had already| he is very clear that he had already pre—recorded and he said by the time you would see it i would already be arrested and on my way to one of the prisons in pakistan and, at the same time, he was already anticipating the fact that he would be arrested. he had been saying this for a while now and also his spoke with his supporters that they did not have to remain silent in case he

what is imran khan's next move? we intend what is imran khan's next move?r in the high court on monday. we will challenge it on multiple grounds. the fair trial opportunity has not been given and the very question of fair trial to been given and the very question of fairtrialto imran khan been given and the very question of fair trial to imran khan is subject to the supreme court of pakistan. as we filed it earlier today. so the minister, whatever he is saying, is lying, basically. we have been asking, we have been speaking at every level, that a fair trial has not been given and imran khan has always been talking to the media, to the press, and everybody that i need a fair opportunity to defend myself. that is his right. but he was denied that right. to that is his right. but he was denied that riuht. :, :, , _, that right. to have minutes recorded entrails in such _ that right. to have minutes recorded entrails in such cases? _ that right. to have minutes recorded entrails in such cases? yes, - that right. to have minutes recorded entrails in such cases?

what is imran khan's next move? we are going to challenae khan's next move? this _ khan's next move? we are going to challenge this conviction _ khan's next move? we are going to challenge this conviction order - khan's next move? we are going to challenge this conviction order on i challenge this conviction order on the islamabad high court on monday. we will challenge it on multiple grounds. the first trial opportunity has not been given. in the question, the question of a fair trial and fair treatment to imran khan are subject to the supreme court of pakistan as we have failed it earlier today. so, the minister, whatever he is saying, is lying, basically. and that was imran khan's lawyer speaking to me earlier. live now to our pakistan correspondent caroline davies who's outside the court in islamabad: first off, what took place in that court earlier today? just first off, what took place in that court earlier today?— first off, what took place in that court earlier today? just to say, i am now back _ court earlier today? just to say, i am now back at _ co

imran khan has been found guilty and has been sentenced to three years�* imprisonment. ide court, shouts of, "your show is over, khan." minutes later, we heard he'd been arrested. this was what happened last time mr khan was arrested. protests, some violent. mr khan was released, but his party faced a dramatic crackdown. many of his senior party leadership were arrested, then announced that they'd left the party. police picked up thousands of his supporters. will the protests happen again? imran khan's team released this pre—recorded video after he'd been arrested today. translation: iwant to make one request. you should not sit quietly at home. all my struggle is not just for myself. it is for you, for the future of your kids. if you do not stand up for your rights, you will live like a slave. outside his house, there were a small number chanting, waving flags. then quickly taken away. it's been a matter of months, but the atmosphere in pakistan has changed. this decision will mean mr khan cannot run in the upcoming elections. it's pretty useful for your party, though,

.— arrest of imran khan.ine, thank yom _ arrest of imran khan. caroline, thank you. the _ arrest of imran khan. caroline, thank you. the stain _ arrest of imran khan. caroline, thank you. the stain with - arrest of imran khan. caroline, thank you. the stain with this | thank you. the stain with this story. —— staying with this story. live now to muneeb farooq, a journalist for the pakistani urdu language news channel, samaa tv. thank you forjoining us. how has this news been received? frankly, it was something _ this news been received? frankly, it was something that _ this news been received? frankly, it was something that was _ this news been received? frankly, it was something that was expected. l this news been received? frankly, it| was something that was expected. it hasn't come as a surprise because this case has been going on for quite a while and it was highly likely that there will be a conviction in this case and the response from the legal team was quite weak. apparently there was no defence and i

sirens blaring, police truck after police truck, arresting former prime minister imran khan. e judgment came from here. police filled every corner in islamabad's session court. mr khan says the case is politically motivated. the court said he's dishonest. this is after months and months of waiting. we now finally have an announcement, imran khan has been found guilty and has been sentenced to three years in prison. outside court, shouts of, "your show is over, khan!" minutes later, we heard he'd been arrested. this was what happened the last time mr khan was arrested. protests, some violent. mr khan was released, but his party faced a dramatic crackdown. many of his senior party leadership were arrested, then announced that they had left the party. police picked up thousands of his supporters. will the protests happen again? imran khan's team released this pre—recorded video after he had been arrested today. translation: iwant to make one request. you should not sit quietly at home. all my struggle is not just for myself. it is for you, for the future of your kids. if you do n

imran khan's parties says thatis uprising.says that is because there has been repression, that people are scared and do not want to come out onto the streets, the come and say that is because actually people don't want to follow him because of what they saw after the 9th of may when he was accused of having been involved in violent protest. the reality is that imran khan, when you speak to people on the streets, remain popular, many people are nervous to publicly declare that they are supporters of imran khan. so while we saw in court today many of his lawyers cheering and chanting for him, it is difficult to get a sense that the rest of the country are going to publicly come out, even if behind—the—scenes they are still supporting. here, a coroner has opened an inquest into the death of 10—year—old sara sharif and adjourned it for six months while the police investigate. the precise cause of her death has still not been confirmed. sara was found dead at her home in woking, surrey earlier this month, sparking a murder inquiry.

of imran khan getting out of jail will also argue the chances of imran khan getting out ofjail willthe military establish and are feeling about him at the moment and thejudiciary are are feeling about him at the moment and the judiciary are feeling towards him. if you were to speak to the government and any of those people inside the establishment, they would say this is all about the rule of law and imran khan has broken various different rules of law and the fact he has been found guilty in this case means he should be in prison. this is the sort of argument that is going on currently in pakistan. the end result is that although imran khan has had his jail sentence suspended in this case, it does not necessarily mean he will be out of prison immediately, maybe not for a little while to come. trier? for a little while to come. very briefl , for a little while to come. very briefly. can — for a little while to come. very briefly. can i — for a little while to come. very briefly, can i ask _ for a little while to come. very briefly, can i ask you - for a little while to come. very br

respected viewers of the news network, i would like to ask you about the origin of the encounters with imran khan. i would like to ask alman khan, he was removed from power in the spring of last year, then legal cases were filed against thor qasr for a while, and now he is faced with the issuance of a court order to arrest him again . the cold is used to remove and if the power of pakistan is really easy to analyze the problems of this neighboring country nicknamed our country in coups, the country has the necessary political and social and even security platforms for such behavior . there are three problems. there are always two reasons for making the oven a suspect. the reason goes back to the flawed structure of the parties and politics inside this country. now it is a country created by the party and very well the soran bay activists who are willing to participate . the second one goes back to the acceptability. and popularity people who grow up create millions of fans for themselves and the rule of election wins. this hidden layer of power in pakistan is usually aimed at the pakistani army b

imran khan, in lahore, pakistan, welcome to hardtalk. from the outside, mr khan, it looks as though a legal noose is tightening around your neck. does it feel that way to you? yes, stephen. it's been like that for a while, ever since i was out of power 1a months, 15 months ago. what was hoped by the establishment which removed me, what they hoped was that the party would just fizzle away. and normally, it happens — when you're out of power, you're out of power for quite a while. but instead, what happened? the most unusual thing in this country — that the party's popularity kept growing and that in the by—elections that took place, out of 37 by—elections, my party swept 30 of them — and this is despite the establishment backing the government parties. so, since then, this, it's, the attempts are being made to knock me out of the game. i had two assassination attempts on me. and apart from that, now, i have close to my double century — almost 200 cases — and the whole attempt is to either imprison me or disqualify me, or both. yeah, you ta

only time imran khan oraround him. only time will come, of imran khan or around him.d this conviction and behind these prosecutions were to felicity —— politically isolate him. these prosecutions were to felicity -- politically isolate him.- -- politically isolate him. thank ou for -- politically isolate him. thank you forjoining _ -- politically isolate him. thank you forjoining us _ -- politically isolate him. thank you forjoining us on _ -- politically isolate him. thank you forjoining us on bbc - -- politically isolate him. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. j let's return to the story i spoke about earlier — the troubles facing the world scout jamboree in south korea, which has faced everything from extreme heat, to reports of rotten food and swarms of mosquitoes and flies. now, it's been announced that the entire event will end early, due to a typhoon warning. let's go to seoul, where we can speak to yuna ku from the bbc�*s korean service. this jamboree is ending quite like the way we have seen the last few weeks played by so many different problems? weeks pla

imran khan, in lahore, pakistan, welcome to hardtalk. om the outside, mr khan, it looks as though a legal noose is tightening around your neck. does it feel that way to you? yes, stephen. it's been like that for a while, ever since i was out of power 1a months, 15 months ago. what was hoped by the establishment which removed me, what they hoped was that the party would just fizzle away. and normally, it happens — when you're out of power, you're out of power for quite a while. but instead, what happened? the most unusual thing in this country — that the party's popularity kept growing and that in the by—elections that took place, out of 37 by—elections, my party swept 30 of them — and this is despite the establishment backing the government parties. so, since then, this — it's — the attempts are being made to knock me out of the game. i had two assassination attempts on me. and apart from that, now, i have close to my double century — almost 200 cases — and the whole attempt is to either imprison me or disqualify me, or both. yeah, you ta

was accepted by the americans, he felt that if the son of imran khan was an independent person, it was enough for the government to become the names of the employees 100%. it was logical for mendeleev to make foreign forces open to pakistan. the country you mentioned is england, the united states, but on this side , regional forces like saudi arabia, because saudi arabia is one of the places that it places as a base, so that i can be satisfied with it. does the country of pakistan, imran khan, i wanted to use this space to serve pakistan , whether we like it or not , it is on the path of providing the preparations for the transformation towards development, and the wind will pay the price, it is possible that mrs. farda will be assassinated in the same country as benazir bhutto. it shows that pakistan has started the beginning of a new way which should finally be handed over and exit from this situation which is known as the country of escape and again i request you to answer in recent months when the court or the police of pakistan have taken actions, the fans to they poured in

now on bbc news, hardtalk with imran khan.s interview was recorded before he was sentenced to three years in prison on saturday. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. how grave is the risk of pakistan spiralling into political and security chaos? terror attacks continue to impose a heavy toll whilst the nation braces for a potentially destabilising election season. and at the heart of the political turbulence, my guest today, former prime minister imran khan, currently facing close to 200 charges which threaten his pti party's ability to mount an electoral challenge. has pakistan's populist political star been outmanoeuvred by the generals who once backed him? imran khan, in lahore, pakistan, welcome to hardtalk. from the outside, mr khan, it looks as though a legal noose is tightening around your neck. does it feel that way to you? yes, stephen. it's been like that for a while, ever since i was out of power 1a months, 15 months ago. what was hoped by the establishment which removed me, what they hoped was that the party wo

, this is linked with a leaked diplomatic cable, an allegation that imran khan denies.nvestigation agency is probing into the matter. imran khan will be presented before the court tomorrow, the court will decide whether to grant him bail or extend his remand, if remand is extended he will once again end up injail, if bail is granted, he is facing multiple charges including terrorism, public order. it will be more clear tomorrow if he will be sent home or back to jail. even if imran khan is released today or tomorrow or in days to come, he will not be able to contest any election or hold a party position until his conviction is set aside. his conviction is set aside. his conviction still holds ground and he will not be able to actively participate in his political career in the way he had been doing in the past. his previous arrest sparked protests, some are violent, in certain parts of the country. is there a worry that this new development, if he is not given bail, could spark more unrest? there were massive protests, violent protest, across the country after a night w

imran khan's supporters are being arrested, but while shahbaz sharif is tactful, however, he said thatsts after khan's arrest led to the largest riots in pakistan since 1973 and accused supporters his political rival in the destabilization of the situation in the country, washington is to be arrested. khan was recalled by a well-known tirade about the supremacy of the principles of democracy, who, as the situation unfolds , the economy intervenes more and more insistently alexey prokin. irina black walked and konstantin thorp. tv company ntv i'm on it we say goodbye to the viewers of central russia until the meeting. new discounts in september school grizzly backpack for 1999 a set of ballpoint pens for 299 24 months partner installments in installments for 24 months or financing. don't give money to children. order them a free children's alpha-bank card, and then they themselves earn real ones. and in games and 10% cashback for any purchases, alpha-bank is the best mobile bank. the legend returns meet these are your friends, your favorite mini-tape. with us again, collect the entire c

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now imran khan is being treated in exactly the same way. his opponents were going through the exact same thing. were going through the exact same thin. ~ ., ., �*, ., thing. well, imran kahn's had multi-billion _ thing. well, imran kahn's had multi-billion rupee _ thing. well, imran kahn's had multi-billion rupee corruption j thing. well, imran kahn's had - multi-billion rupee corruption cases multi—billion rupee corruption cases which most were not made by imran khan himself they were actually initiated in the years before imran khan became prime minister. imran khan became prime minister. imran khan on the other hand has been disqualified and imprisoned not for non—declaration of any assets but in fact for declaring in a different format than the one that the judge was expecting, for example one year since he'd been given the total sum of the gifts. the since he'd been given the total sum of the gifte— of the gifts. the point is it is dangerous — of the gifts. the point is it is dangerous to _ of the gifts. the point is it is dangerous to

what has happened to imran khan? happenedis >> so what seems to have happened is that imran khan has had some charges being brought against him and he's been found guilty of selling or purchasing state assets and has now been found guilty as a result of that. and what that means is for the next three years, he's going to be imprisoned and for the next five years, he won't be able to stand for parliament through his party, which is the pti. so this seems to have happened over since last year. and he's obviously been silenced actually in pakistan because the media haven't been able to report on this issue quite recently because the army have been taking control. >> how how suspicious ought we to be given that his downfall followed those comments to which i referred , where he wouldn't i referred, where he wouldn't join in the chorus of condemning russia and wanted to maintain a neutral stance, and now he's gone. neutral stance, and now he's gone . i mean, should we be gone. i mean, should we be should we be a bit scept

although we don't have a set date, imran khan will not be contesting it.sands of people, including politicians and pop stars have turned out, to pay tribute to the singer, sinead o'connor. the private funeral service took place in her hometown of bray in county wicklow, with well wishers lining the streets, as the cortege passed by. she died in london last month, at the age of 56. colin paterson has the story. they had come in their thousands to pay tribute to a woman they loved. my mother is 93 and she wanted to come out here. it was your mum's idea? yes. she was a woman that spoke what she wanted, you know? yeah. for the people. she was a warrior and a weapon l standing up to the powers that be before anybody else was. sinead o'connor lived on the sea front in bray, county wicklow for 15 years. she loved the town... we love you! ..and the town loved her back. even the hills were honouring her. the funeral cortege included a vw van with a sound system on the roof, which pulled up right outside her old house and tellingly blasted out bob marley, the very s

imran khan continues until tomorrow, and he they are under interrogation. of course, in this case, other prominent leaders of tehreek-e-insaf, including shah mahmood qureshi, who became the foreign minister of this country, were mentioned . yes, yes, they are also arrested and under federal investigation. there is a confidential letter that mr. khan wrote after dismissal from the government of pakistan he held a letter in his hand and showed it to his fans and claimed that this letter was a confidential conversation between the american government officials about the removal of the pakistani government and they said that the letter was fake or because it was confidential it should not have been published, according to the ongoing investigation. the main issue is not whether the regulations are fake or original, but the fact that this name is a state secret , it was mentioned that some people in pakistan were negotiating with the united states to publish the negotiations to remove imran khan. people among this has become another means for him to remain in pr

more than 50 supporters of the former pakistani prime minister, imran khan, have been detained acrossor corruption. arrests were made in cities including peshawar, lahore and karachi — but the demonstrations were more muted than the massive unrest that broke out after mr khan's previous detention in may. mr khan was found guilty of not declaring money earned from selling gifts he received while in office. this is attock prison, where the former prime minister has begun serving his sentence. the verdict means he is not allowed to hold public office for five years — with pakistan just months away from a general election. caroline davies has this from islamabad. yes, we know he is injail, that has been confirmed by the authorities in pakistan, it took some time there was some confusion over where he would be imprisoned but we know over where he would be imprisoned but we know he is in jail at attock. his lawyers said they tried to see imran khan yesterday but were not able to do that and we heard from the head of attock who said they were not told the lawyers would need to have access to

what has happened to imran khan? happenedis >> so what seems to have happened is that imran khan has had some charges being brought against him and he's been found guilty of selling or purchasing state assets and has now been found guilty as a result of that. and what that means is for the next three years, he's going to be imprisoned and for the next five years, he won't be able to stand for parliament through his party, which is the pti. so this seems to have happened over since last year. and he's obviously been silenced actually in pakistan because the media haven't been able to report on this issue quite recently because the army have been taking control. >> how how suspicious ought we to be given that his downfall followed those comments to which i referred , where he wouldn't i referred, where he wouldn't join in the chorus of condemning russia and wanted to maintain a neutral stance, and now he's gone. neutral stance, and now he's gone . i mean, should we be gone. i mean, should we be should we be a bit scept

imran khan from the removal of imran khan to his trial and conviction in the pakistan court .was elected as the eighth interim prime minister in pakistan. it is said that tomorrow or in the evening of august 14, pakistan will take the oath of independence. the interim government in pakistan is obliged to hold elections within two to three months unless there is an extraordinary situation in the country. come or the government according to the conditions security or lack of financial ability will delay the election. it is very important that the former prime minister of pakistan, baz sharif, dissolved the parliament a few days before the end of his legal term, and many pakistani experts claim that he did this only to get more time for the interim government has done until it returns to the political situation, in addition to tehreek-e-insaf imran, when the members of pakistan, including the people's party, the united muslim party , the jamiat ulema-e-islam party , are preparing to launch an election campaign in pakistan. considered that some of pakistani experts believe that th

it all depends on whether imran khan's partey work imran khan will be allowed to run for progress receipts his vapour he can probably run for election but for now the election commission says he cannot run for any political office for five years. a compex political situation. we know that imran khan still has a large group of supporters. what are they saying about this's the party of imran khan would say that they are arguing that in an election. the ower of are arguing that in an election. tue: power of participation are arguing that in an election. tt;e: power of participation of are arguing that in an election. tt9 power of participation of imran khan or pti. the legitimacy of the election would be in question. in the minds of the people in the way the minds of the people in the way the people look at it it's like they are trained to eliminate. this is the argument of pti from the main political system. that is going to raise questions further because everyone knows that in pakistan, militaries playing a key role and imran khan accused the military of being behind the power which the mi

now, imran khan, only a couple of days ago called for peaceful protests.eir houses. there's been no sign of that. is that an indication that his support there in pakistan has effectively dwindled? perhaps the support has been silenced. i would put it that way. he is still one of the most popular leaders in pakistan, with 80% of the masses supporting him. the recent events that had taken place on the 9th of may, in fact, that is one of the reasons why you are not seeing a lot of support for him on the roads. but yes, everywhere people are very concerned, especially with the more let me bring you the latest on industrial action from consultants industrial action from consultants in the nhs because we are hearing consultant in england will strike potentially on september the 19th and 20th if the government continues in their words to refuse to agree to pay talks and present them with a credible author. this hasjust pay talks and present them with a credible author. this has just come from the british medical association. there were two days of strikes injuly,

imran khan's supporters came to the streets in opposition to his prison sentence. pakistan started after the former prime minister of this country asked his supporters not to remain silent in their homes after his seven-year sentence was issued. at the same time, according to the verdict of the pakistani court , imran khan was sentenced to prison due to the illegal sale of government gifts. the pakistani police under security measures in lahore arrested the pakistan insaf movement and announced that the people will not accept the conspiracy and attempt to take revenge on imran khan in recent months . pakistan because of us imran khan his fans have repeatedly protested and clashed with the security forces. 55% of americans are against more support from the ukrainian white house. according to a survey by sina tv, 8 out of ten americans are worried about the prolongation of akbar hassan 's war. according to the german economic research center, the united states spent 47 billion dollars in arms aid last month, that is, 45% of the total aid that has been released. 56% o

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imran khan has been imprisoned since the fifth of august.does not necessarily mean he will be taken out of jail at this moment. that is because there are multiple other cases currently out against imran khan. many of them have arrest warrants for him too. if lawyers have said they will go to the supreme court and here at the high court to get him bail across these other cases. they have said that they think it will be difficult to secure that. one of them gave odds of 30% charges that he will be released. at the moment, it looks like can to for imran khan, and those entity at all that he will be out of jail anytime soon. let's get a look at other headlines. the number two republican in the house of representatives, steve cody's, says he has been diagnosed with a form of blood can let -- blood cancer. he said his cancer was detected early and is treatable. he was also injured in a 2017 shooting when a gunman attacked a congressional baseball game. president joe biden and announced 10 drugs will be targeted in government price negotiations to

in pakistan the high court has granted former prime minister imran khan bail. ree years on august 5th — on charges of not declaring money gained from selling state gifts during his tenure as prime minister. as a result of the conviction, he was also barred for five years from contesting elections. the bail does not necessarily mean that khan will be free to walk out ofjail. here's mr khan's lawyer — gauhar khan — speaking a little earlier. we are very hopeful he will be released. so far, he has not been arrested. we have not been informed that he is under arrest in any other case. if they are going to arrest him in other cases or strategy already online, we have filed cases in the high court and supreme court, and we are seeking the court to restrain the prosecution from arresting him in any other case. our pakistan correspondent caroline davies sent this update from islamabad. the islamabad high courtjust behind me has given imran khan bail in the case that he was found guilty of at the beginning of the month. this is the toshakhana case where he was found guil

coming hours more than 50 people are arrested in pakistan for protesting against ex—prime minister imran khan'sear prison sentence on corruption charges. hello and welcome. we start in ukraine, where president volodymyr zelensky says a russian guided bomb has hit a blood transfusion centre in the north—east, causing casualties. he says rescuers are at the scene in the town of kupiansk 7 where there are quote dead and wounded. the reported strike came shortly after kyiv said missiles had hit a facility which manufactures engines for aircraft and helicopters in the country s west. in a tweet, president zelensky said: "this war crime alone says everything about russian aggression. beasts that destroy everything that simply allows to live. defeating terrorists is a matter of honour for everyone who values life." so far, there's been no comment from russia. here's our ukraine correspondentjames waterhouse. if there is accuracy to president zelensky�*s claim, it appears once again a medical building has come in harm's way. we've seen it before with a maternity hospital in the besieged city of mariupo

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imran khan has been imprisoned since the 5th of august.t he will be taken out ofjail at this moment. that is because there are multiple other cases out against imran khan. many of them have arrest warrants for him too. his lawyers have said that they are going to the supreme court and here to the high court to try and get in bail across these other cases. but even they have said that they think it is going to be quite difficult to be able to secure that. one of them gave odds of about 30% chance that he will actually be released. so it looks like at the moment continued legal battles for imran khan and no certainty at all that he will be out ofjail any time soon. here, a coroner has opened an inquest into the death of 10—year—old sara sharif and adjourned it for six months while the police investigate. the precise cause of her death has still not been confirmed. sara was found dead at her home in woking, surrey earlier this month, sparking a murder inquiry. police in pakistan are looking for three family members in relation to sara's death

some people in pakistan were negotiating with the united states and that the negotiations to oust imran khan should be published. now that reza khan has shared this with the people after his ouster, this has become another means for the imam in baft prison to do this. he cited this issue but the main issue is that my letter is missing and this letter is not found in the original documents that are in the ministry of foreign affairs of pakistan , thank you very much. the current situation in pakistan seems like this because there are currently many cases against mr. imam khomeini and it can be said that if he is released from the case, he may be convicted in other cases , of course, according to your own words, clear all this up. the cases are fake and based on political revenge against in particular, god willing, this party wants to hold elections in the province as soon as possible, considering the acceptance of the people, but the interim government and the institutions responsible for the election commission of this country have delayed these elections by citing various issues, including

imran khan has beenin selling state gifts. 5th of august but this doesn't necessarily mean he will be taken out ofjail at this moment, that is because there are multiple other cases currently out against imran khan and many of them have arrest warrants for him, too. his lawyers have said they will go to the supreme court and here at the high court to try to get him bail across these other cases but even they have said that i think it will be quite difficult to be able to secure that. one of them gave of the other 30% chance that he will actually be released. at the moment, it looks like continued legal battles for imran khan and no certainty at all that he will be out ofjail any certainty at all that he will be out ofjailany time certainty at all that he will be out ofjail any time soon. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. nhs england has announced there will be a significant increase in the number of blood pressure checks carried out in the community. the health