and is imran khan's party. _ promise to do here. and is imran khan's party. of— promise to do here.here. and is imran khan's party, of course he - promise to do here. and is imran khan's party, of course he is - promise to do here. and is imran khan's party, of course he is still| khan's party, of course he is still injail, likely to go khan's party, of course he is still in jail, likely to go forward with their protests over him being elected by minister? welcome the riaht now, elected by minister? welcome the right now. yes. — elected by minister? welcome the right now, yes, they _ elected by minister? welcome the right now, yes, they are _ elected by minister? welcome the i right now, yes, they are protesting, and even yesterday they were protesting out on the streets as well. so imran khan's party has been protesting a lot for the past 2—3 years only because they claim that imran khan has been alleging that he was ousted from the parliament due to, you know, some conspiracy by the united states. and then he later changed his stance and said that it was actually the former army c

imran khan said, "i want the people to be steady and march." various marches have been formed, even just now we had pictures of imran khan's fans , my colleagues can broadcast them. of their supporters to protest, but before the start of the demonstration, a number of leaders of tehreek-e-insaf in different cities, especially in lahore, which is a very, very important city in this current situation and in general , a very important city in pakistan , another thing that tehreek-e-insaf did was arrested by the same commission elections of pakistan are protesting your results and saying that we do not accept the commission's slogan , which is in its logo, there are three words that are the same in farsi and urdu, free, fair, impartial , the election commission of pakistan, which is considered an independent institution, now finally announced that no fake it didn't happen, so the peaceful result is the same, so all in all, even though mr. imran khanan and tehreek-e-insafin are protesting the results of the elections , it seems that the issue of the

�*s party has been protesting a lot for two or three years only because they claim that imran khanhe former army chief of pakistan who conspired against him. since then he has been saying this so his party is expected to protest the selection, they are recording their protest on twitter and other social media outlets. . 4, twitter and other social media outlets. ., ~ , ., the chancellor tried to play down tax cuts and the budget, he hopes to cut tax but says it would be deeply un—conservative to do that anyway that required higher bothering. what i began by asking whether he would regret it going to fatten promising tax cuts. in regret it going to fatten promising tax cuts. , ., tax cuts. in terms of under promising _ tax cuts. in terms of under promising and _ tax cuts. in terms of under promising and over - tax cuts. in terms of under i promising and over delivering tax cuts. in terms of under - promising and over delivering when rishi sunak and i took over inflation _ rishi sunak and i took over inflation was 11%, it is to 4%, failing — inflation was 11%, it is to 4%, falling mu

state department had encouraged the pakistani government to remove former prime minister imran khan from in march 2022, just weeks after russia had invaded ukraine. the document stated the u.s. objected to khan's neutral stance on the war. according to the memo, one state department official warned pakistan's ambassador to the u.s. that "all will be forgiven in washington is khan is removed." the u.s. official, assistant secretary of state donald lu, then went on to say, "otherwise, i think it will be tough going ahead." of course come imran khan was in moscow with putin when russia invaded ukraine. talk overall about the significance of u.s. support for pakistan and how much does it determine what the pakistani government does or the direction it goes in. >> i think -- again, this contributes to the sit among supporters. there's a long history. pakistan has been ruled by the military -- even when generals are not in the seat of government, they are thede facto power that be. three long periods of dictatorship, twice during the cold war, and then under the war on terror regime, all of th

been sworn in a mid. vote rigging allegations by the supporters of jailed former prime minister imran khan election commissioner and officials of the electoral body should have stepped down immediately because they were involved in poor rigging and manipulation of results. imran khan, although candidates supported by the imprison khan secured the... majority of seats in the country's national assembly, the pakistan muslim league nawaz and pakistan peoples party along with their political allies have united in an alliance to establish a coalition government. they have nominated former prime minister shabbaz sharief as their candidate for the country's chief executive position for second term. khan's opponents say that the democracy has emerged victorious while those setting up obstacles in the way of country's progress. and prosperity have been defeated, we consider pakistan tahreek insaf as road block to the country's progress and prosperity. they are attempting to sabotage democracy through the rhetoric of poleging and are striving to formentt anarchy in the country. efforts from the gove

so imran khan's party has been protesting a lot for past 2—3 years only because they claim that imran from the parliament due to, you know, some conspiracy by the united states. and then he later on changed his stance and said that it was actually the former army chief of pakistan who conspired against him. so since then, you know, he has been saying this, so his party is expected to protest even this election as well. so far, they are recording their protests on twitter and other social media outlets. sahar baloch talking to me earlierfrom islamabad. here in the uk, the chancellor says he wants to find a way to bring down the tax burden — but insists he'll do it in a way that's responsible. jeremy hunt will set out the government's tax and spending plans on wednesday — with growing calls within the conservative party to bring down taxes. labour said there was no measure that could be announced that would improve the conservatives' record in power. 0ur political correspondent harry farley reports. a big week for this man. his own mps wantjeremy hunt to cut taxes. 0thers wantjeremy hun

imran khan himself was in prison and he is still in prison. they strongly protested the election results. let them march . various marches were formed. protest, but before the start of the demonstration, a number of leaders of tehreek-e-insaf in different cities, especially in lahore, which is a very, very important city in this current situation, and in general , it is a very important city in pakistan, another thing that tehreek-e-insaf did was arrest to the same commission. elections of pakistan are protesting your results and saying that we do not accept the commission 's slogan, which is in its logo, there are three words that are the same in farsi and urdu, free, fair , impartial, and the election commission of pakistan, which is considered an independent institution, has finally announced that it is not. there was no fraud, the result is peaceful , so in general, even though mr. imran khan and tehreek-e-insaf are protesting against the result of the election, it seems that the issue of the election is over and they are actually thinking

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his opposite opponent was backed by the jailed imran khan.singer—songwriter raye picked up six prizes, including best artist and best album let's get more on the study ijust mentioned. a seven—year—old has drowned after a small boat carrying 16 migrants heading to the uk capsized, according to the authorities in northern france. the girl's parents and three siblings were taken to hospital in dunkirk. live to our reporter nickjohnson in the newsroom. what more can you tell us? we know this

he beat his rival, 0mar ayub khan, who was backed by the jailed former prime minister imran khan.he was speaking ahead of the spring budget that takes place later this week. and it was a record—breaking night at the brit awards as singer—songwriter raye picked up six prizes, including best artist and best album. she is the first woman to have won songwriter of the year. now on bbc news — political thinking with nick robinson. hello and welcome to political thinking. my guest this week is a man it seems almost every other politician can't stop talking about, despite the fact he's not a party leader. he's not even a member of parliament. he is nigel farage.

elected members taking os mid. protest on the floor by the supporters of jailed former premier imran khan. they called for an audit of the recently held polls in the country. we will bring back our beloved leader imran khan along with the mainstream leadership of our party with the power vested in the newly formed parliament. we demanded on the floor of the house that the chief election commissioner and officials of the electoral body should have stepped down immediately because they were in. the impor rigging and manipulation of results, although candidates supported by the impresent khan secured the majority of seats in the country's national assembly, the pakistan muslim league nawaz and pakistan people's party along with their political allies have united in an alliance to establish a coalition government. they have nominated former prime minister shahbaz sharif as their candidate for the country's chief executive. position for second term, khan's opponents say that the democracy has emerged victorious, while those setting up obstacles in the way of country's progress and prosperity h

he beat his rival, 0mar ayub khan, who was backed by the jailed former prime minister, imran khan.— as man city come from behind to punish rivals united in the manchester derby. frustration for celtic — the defending champions miss the chance to regain top spot in scotland, with defeat today. and arsenal stay in touch at the top in the wsl — with victory in the north london derby at the emirates. also coming up on sportsday...

independent candidates backed by imran khan's party won the most seats, but failed to get a majority.ws reporter in islamabad, sahar baloch, has more. sharif has been elected as the prime minister of pakistan for the second time. i heard a lot of shouting and sloganeering inside the parliament today. as soon as shahbaz sharif got elected, as announced by the speaker, a lot of people from especially the candidates from the opposition parties, they surrounded the dais and did not let him speak for a while now. sharif got 201 votes in the parliament today. and this also speaks of the recent elections, the recent general elections in pakistan. they were already being called the most rigged elections by the opposition parties. there was a lot of allegations of frauds and irregularities, especially from the pti backed candidates. so imran khan is currently in prison, but his independent candidates who are backed by his party, his pti party, actually won majority of the seats in the in the national assembly as well. so a lot of people were basically waiting to see who will get elected as the

independent candidates backed by imran khan�*s party won the most seats, but failed to get a majorityrime minister of pakistan for the second time. i heard a lot of shouting and sloganeering inside the parliament today. as soon as shehbaz sharif got elected, as announced by the speaker, a lot of people from especially the candidates from the opposition parties, they surrounded the dais and did not let him speak for a while now. shehbaz sharif got 201 votes in the parliament today. and this also speaks of the recent elections, the recent general elections in pakistan. they were already being called the most rigged elections by the opposition parties. there was a lot of allegations of frauds and irregularities, especially from the pti—backed candidates. so imran khan is currently in prison, but his independent candidates who are backed by his party, his pti party, actually won majority of the seats in the in the national assembly as well. so a lot of people were basically waiting to see who will get elected as the prime minister. so the pti had nominated 0mar ayub as their candidate, bu

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khan achak zai a candidate of pakistan tahir insaaf, the party of jailed former prime minister imran khan. zardari is a widdor of former prime minister benazir bhutto who was assassinated in december 2007. he spent many years in jail in the past over corruption charges, though was never formly convicted. the ruling coalition says the victory of zirdari would bring politic. stability, we have unity and harmony. successfully rain a coalition government in the past. the coalition partners have also played their part. this time also we will move together. insaf however question their mandate. it sought the postponement of presidential elections. the party insisted that electoral college was not complete since seats allocated to women and minorities are yet to be failed. people have rejected these parties, people have not voted for them, they have openly stolen our mandate. this government cannot run for a long time, the president is elected through a stolen vote, so as the prime minister. with the election of zardari, the ruling coalition has strengthened its position as it now controls both

after defeating mahmoud khan achakzai a candidates of the party of jailed former prime minister imran khan zardari previously took the presidential office post in 2008 until 2013. press tv's carman yousuff has more. 255 the election of asif ali zardari as pakistan's president was a foregone conclusion. saturday's election was just a formality. zardari had the backing of not just his own pakistan people's party but pakistan muslim league nawaz and others. he managed to comfortably defeat mahmoud khan achak zai, candidate of pakistan tahrik insaf the party of jailed former prime minister imran khan. zardari is vidor of former prime minister benazir bhutto who was assassinated in december 2007, he spent many years in jail in the past over corruption charges, though was never formally convicted. the ruling coalition says the victory of zardari would bring political stability, we have unity and harmony, shaz sharif successfully rain a coalition government in the past, the coalition partners have also played their part, this time also we will move together insaf however questioned their mandate,

"we will bring back our beloved leader imran khan along with the mainstream leadership of our party with a coalition government. they have nominated former prime minister shahbaz sharif as their candidate for the country's chief executive position for second term. khan's opponents say that the democracy has emerged victorious while those setting up obstacles in the way of country's progress and prosperity have been. "we consider pakistan tahrik insaaf as road block to the country's progress and prosperity. they are attempting to sabotage democracy through the rhetoric of poleging and are striving to forment anarchy in the country. efforts from the government coalition to persuade its former key ally have encountered a hurdle with the leader of pakistan's primary religious political faction, affirming its decision to refrain from participating in the form. the government, once the head of the former coalition, the chief of jamiyat ulamae islam, maulana fazlarman, parted ways with the newly formed coalition and decided not to be involved in forming the new government. ahung parliament in p

independent candidates backed by imran khan's party won the most seats, but failed to get a majority.f supporters of the late russian opposition leader, alexei navalny, are queueing for a third consecutive day to visit his grave in moscow. mourners have added more red, white and yellow flowers to the pile on the grave which is now almost two metres high. it comes just two weeks before elections expected to give president vladimir putin another six— year term. malaysia's transport minister has pledged to restart search efforts for mh 370 — the missing jetliner which mysteriously disappeared en route to beijing almost a decade ago with 239 people on board. anthony loke was speaking at an annual rememberance event in kuala lumpur. he promised that he would try to sign a new contract to restart a search of the ocean floor. swiss voters have approved plans for a significant increase in old age pensions — and rejected a proposal to raise the retirement age by a year to 66. retirees will now get an extra month's pension each year, in line with the working population who are paid a salary for

the party of the jailed former prime minister imran khan is backing its chief organiser.roduced no outright winner. independent candidates backed by imran khan's party won the most seats, but failed to get a majority. donald trump has overwhelmingly won the republican nomination in three more states edging closer to becoming the party's official candidate in this year's election. the former us president convincingly beat his only rival, nikki haley, in caucuses in michigan, missouri, and idaho. mr trump addressed a rally of supporters in virginia after the wins with the contests taking place just days before what's known as super tuesday, when 15 states, and one territory will vote. with your help, we will win big on super tuesday and this november, virginia will tell crooked joe biden, you are fired! you are fired! get out of here, get out of here, get out of the white house! 0ur digital campaign reporter bernd debusmann was outside that rally, and filed this update. donald trump is spoken into states, north carolina and virginia and in the speech he focused heavily on t

although the candidates supported by former minister imran khan won the most seats in the 19 bahman elections, the pakistan muslim league-nawaz and the pakistan people's party agreed to form a coalition government . shahbaz sharif is the candidate of muslim league nawaz supported by seven other political parties of pakistan. more news, the head of the country's natural resources and watershed organization said that in the implementation of the people's plan, one billion trees will be planted in the organization. we had an understanding with basij for the greenness of nature, which is really necessary to breathe for the beauty of nature the army had planned to plant 15 million saplings in the country, and on average , 500,000 saplings were considered for shoes for each general office . jihadi basij armed forces and public and private sector companies participated in planting saplings . it is a great honor for us to plant some saplings and create a green space for ourselves, our children , our city, our province, our country. during the past month , our districts and basij groups and jihadi gro

supporters of imran khan have accused the military of election tampering.re in the united states, over 30 congressmembers sent an open letter to president biden asking him to withhold u.s. recognition of the new pakistani government until a "thorough, transparent, and credible investigation of election interference has been conducted." in iran, polls have opened in the first elections since an anti-government uprising rocked the country in 2022 following the death of mahsa amini while in police custody. voters are casting ballots for 290 parliamentary seats and 88 seats on the assembly of experts, which appoints the supreme leader of iran. but turnout is expected to be low amid calls for a boycott and voter disenchantment. jack teixeira, a member of the massachusetts air national guard, is expected to plead guilty on charges of leaking a series of highly classified pentagon intelligence documents to a group of gamers on the messaging app discord. he was indicted last year under the espionage act and has been jailed since april 2023. the 22-year-old is sched

although in the election 19 bahman candidates supported by former prime minister imran khan won the most seats, but hizb. pakistan muslim league-nawaz and pakistan people's party agreed to form a coalition government . shahbaz sharif is the candidate of muslim league nawaz supported by seven other political parties of pakistan. the next part of the news at 3 o'clock. in the name of god, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the world today in the first case of tonight's program hosted by expert mr. sohail kasrenejad. we are dealing with the issues of the zionist regime to analyze the situation in gaza after 150 days of war . we will review nicaragua's criminal complaint against germany for complicity in israel's genocide. finally, with mr. mohammad hadi mohammadi, we will review today's statements by the director general of the international atomic energy agency. let's see the past in palestine in the palestine package. allah is great. when you reach the stage of hunger, most of us are not hungry , we are wrong, that is, i am a daughter who wakes up in the morning , i am not able to eat and d

as sharif accepted the post, allies of imprisoned former prime minister imran khan shouted calls of thiefif's second time as prime minister begins with the country in a deep economic crisis, and mired in political distrust. khan's allies say they will keep protesting and pushing for an investigation into the election. still to come on "pbs news weekend," why people are seeking life partners using artificial intelligence. and history making performances in both men's and women's baskteball. >> thiss pbs news weekend from w eta studios in washington, home of the pbs newshour, weeknights on pbs. john: mexico city, one of the world's most populous cities, could be just months away from running out of water. it's been brought on by a combination of geography, mushrooming growth and leaky infrastructure, all compounded by the effects of climate change. emily green is a journalist based in mexico city who's covered this story for npr. emily, what's the situation there now? what's daily life like now for just for you. you live there in mexico city or are there restrictions on water use? emily: th

he beat his rival, omar ayub khan, who was backed by the jailed former prime minister, imran khan. on bbc news, it's sportsday. (1830 weekday sportsday hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. foden�*s on fire — as man city come from behind to punish rivals united in the manchester derby. frustration for celtic — the defending champions miss the chance to regain top spot in scotland, with defeat today. and arsenal stay in touch at the top in the wsl, with victory in the north london derby at the emirates. also coming up on sportsday... jemma reekie looks to put the finishing gloss on gb's world indoors campaign with gold in the 800 metres later. hello there and welcome along to sportsday. it was always going to be tough for manchester united against their now dominant rivals, manchester city, in today's derby. a marcus rashford wonder strike had them daring to dream going into half time, as city missed a string of chances. but pep guardiola's side were on the money in the second half, with a superb strike from phil foden firing them into gear. joe wilson reports. a star

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party leader defeated his rival mahmood khan achakzai, an ally of the jailed former prime minister imran khannational and provincial assemblies voted in the presidential poll. mr zardari was nominated for the post under a coalition deal between his party and their historic rivals, the pakistan muslim league — nawaz. our correspondent saher baloch who is in islamabad, sent us the latest following the result. asif ali zardari has been elected as the president of pakistan and what is interesting to note, during his time in 2010, when he amended the constitution in order to limit and curtail the powers of the president, this was also done to limit the military interventions in pakistan, so he willjoin parliament as the president who has limited powers. i spoke with some of his political friends and some of the politicians and most of them think it is going to be asif ali zardari it will bring together the divisive and polarised parliament together, and now for the challenges for him, as president, one of the biggest challenges we have seen so far is going to be how to bring together the divisive

party leader defeated his rival mahmood khan achakzai, an ally of the jailed former prime minister imran khanal poll. mr zardari, the widower of the slain premier benazir bhutto, previously served as president from 2008 to 2013. the felling of the sycamore gap tree on hadrian's wall led to an outpouring of emotion from around the world. it became famous after featuring in the 1991 film robin hood — prince of thieves, starring kevin costner. two people are on bail after the tree was chopped down last september, in what police say was a deliberate act of vandalism. but now, it could live on. horticulturalists from the national trust have successfully grown the first seedlings from the felled tree. harriet bradshaw reports. at a top—secret location in devon, a site of biosecurity, where the national trust is protecting the legacy of the nation's most famous trees. i've been invited to witness history, hope for the future of the sycamore gap tree. a lot of people might think, "well, it's just a sycamore," you know, a sycamore, but it is a really important sycamore. the sycamore gap tree in its pr

his opposite opponent was backed by the jailed imran khan.nd it was a record—breaking night at the brit awards as singer—songwriter raye picked up six prizes, including best artist and best album let's get more on the study ijust mentioned. a seven—year—old has drowned after a small boat carrying 16 migrants heading to the uk capsized, according to the authorities in northern france. the girl's parents and three siblings were taken to hospital in dunkirk. live to our reporter nickjohnson in the newsroom. what more can you tell us? we know this happened well within french waters. we know it actually happened on a canal some 30 kilometres or so from the coastline itself. we have seen footage of the canal in question, the water level is very high. it is a wide waterway, flanked on one side by forests and on the other by some homes. we have also seen footage of emergency services appearing to be by the bow of a small white boat which is jutting up from the water line and alongside that belongings strewn all over the towpath. the authorities in fr

former prime minister imran khan. uk chancellorjeremy hunt has said he wants to "find a way to bring down the tax burden". he was speaking ahead of the spring budget that takes place later this week. and it was a record—breaking night at the brit awards as singer—songwriter raye picked up six prizes, including best artist and best album. she is the first woman to have won songwriter of the year. now on bbc news — political thinking with nick robinson. hello and welcome to political thinking. my guest this week is a man it seems almost every other politician can't stop talking about, despite the fact he's not a party leader. he's not even a member of parliament. he is nigel farage. and this week the labour leader keir starmer raised him in prime minister's questions, demanding to know whether he would rejoin the conservative party whilst behind the scenes worried tory mps discuss whether he might return to the front line leading the reform party. nigel farage, welcome back to political thinking. thank you. you are back

he beat his rival, omar ayub khan, who was backed by the jailed former prime minister, imran khan. on bbc news, newscast with paddy o'connell and laura kuenssberg. paddy, where have you been this week? well, i was out of the bubble and i was on the lizard in cornwall. you were out of the bubble and on the lizard... that's right. it's a song. but it allowed me to see the signalling upgrade, the once—in—a—generation signalling upgrade in cornwall and devon. ooh! and so we commissioned a sea shanty on the subject of the rail replacement bus. i love that. can you sing it for me? luckily, no, because i can give you, from the clams, the the first one is called maids can't travel round on tractors. it's an all—female group called the clams and it's a tribute to the rail replacement bus. # as i walked down on bank street one evening injuly # i looked for a bus or a lift for us, but never one came by # and away cornwall, my dear council # for cornish maids can't travel round on tractors! # there you go, that's a flavour of it. want another one? i do want another one because i'm not entirely

sharif to serve as pakistan's new prime minister for a second time despite protests by supporters of imran khan the imprisoned former leader of pakistan who was ousted in 2022. allies of khan won the most seats in february's election but fell short of a majority, allowing sharif to form a coalition government. khan's supporters say the election in february was rigged to prevent them from winning more seats. this is zartaj gul who served in khan's government. >> shehbaz is not elected by the people of pakistan. he has stolen the word of pakistani people. he cannot deliver. amy: haiti has declared a state of emergency for after armed 72 hours groups stormed haiti's two largest prisons, freeing as many as 4000 prisoners. the jail break came as haiti's unelected and deeply unpopular prime minister ariel henry was visiting kenya to sign an agreement that would allow the deployment of thousands have canyon police officers to haiti as part of a u.s.-backed security plan. one of the most powerful gang leaders in haiti, jimmy chÉrizier, who is known as "barbecue," has openly threatened to topple henry w