nomia iqbal, thank ou it's calm and peaceful. nomia iqbal, thank you for— it's calm and peaceful.r updating _ it's calm and peaceful. nomia iqbal, thank you for updating us _ it's calm and peaceful. nomia iqbal, thank you for updating us on - it's calm and peaceful. nomia iqbal, thank you for updating us on what'sl thank you for updating us on what's happened to make a happening there. let's bring you up—to—date, donald trump has entered the courthouse behind those pro—trump supporters. he's been there for about ten minutes or so, he's expected to head to the tenth floor where he will then be processed, and after that he will go through the normal process of what one would expect in these types of situations. he will be in the custody of the us marshals. we are being told there won't be a mug shot, the marshals will use an uploaded photo — in fact, the photo they'll use will be the former president's official portrait. we aren't sure whether there will be a dna scan, we have to be cautious in saying that there will be, but we do know he will be denying those 37 counts which includ

i just want to bring in nomia iqbal. craig was i bring in nomia iqbal.re people responding to this indictment so far?— this indictment so far? if i 'ust look around i this indictment so far? if i 'ust look around me, i this indictment so far? if i just look around me, obviously i this indictment so far? if i just l look around me, obviously there this indictment so far? if i just i look around me, obviously there are more donald trump supporters here than anybody else. there are a few with signs saying look him up. just a moment ago, that was a slight altercation with the police, they were angry that this individual is here. generally florida is a republican leaning state, donald trump one in the last two elections. our team has been talking to people here. 55% of them, according to polls, noting it for him in 2020. we spent some time in little havana, a cuban—american neighbourhood, and there was a kind of mixed bag of opinions. one man said he was 50—50 about it, he said he loved and hated trump, he doesn't like the way he speaks about like the fact he

nomia iqbal is standing by.bring her something tell us what's happening right now. something tell us what's happening riaht now. ., , , , right now. donald trump is inside the courtroom. _ right now. donald trump is inside the courtroom. he _ right now. donald trump is inside the courtroom. he has _ right now. donald trump is inside the courtroom. he has been - the courtroom. he has been arraigned. he is facing one of the indictment charges. he was an aide to donald trump back to the white house and continued working for him. once he left, he was accused of moving those classified boxes, so he is having those charges right out of him. i think what it is very interesting is thatjock smith, the prosecutor, who brought this case against him. donald trump has not mince his words when he talks about how he feels about him. all the way here he was insulting mr smith, calling him the reins, a lunatic, now he is and tied the courtroom, having those charges went out he's artie been processed, and turns of think of it bei

nomia iqbal, thank you _ what we wanted. nomia iqbal, thank you so — what we wanted., thank you so much. _ i spoke to members of both parties after the vote. democrat representative annie kuster praised the deal. a huge relief to the american economy and economies around the world. i'm proud to have been a part of something to ensure we didn't default on this manufactured crisis by our republican colleagues. the good news is our government will continue with the full faith and credit of the usa. what made you decide to support this agreement? i am the chair of a group that's called a new democrat coalition, and we are all about the economy, jobs and opportunity. we are very compassionate, and at the end of the day, i believe the agreement negotiated by president biden and by his advisers is the best deal possible for us. look, i don't think we should have been in this position. i don't think the republicans should hold our economy hostage. but once we were here, we needed to negotiate, first of all a clean debt ceiling, and second of all, an agreement going forward on

christine dawood has been speaking to the bbc�*s nomia iqbal in stjohn�*s, newfoundland from where then had set off. thank you forjoining me. i can't imagine the pain of losing two family members on this journey. losing two family members on this journey-— this “ourney. that's right. but it this journey. that's right. but it was one — this journey. that's right. but it was one of _ this journey. that's right. but it was one of those _ this journey. that's right. but| it was one of those interviews where we wanted christine to be able to speak freely about how she was feeling, what she was going through, to be as sensitive as possible because she is still grieving. it has been a week. this morning, she and the family had funeral prayers at a local mosque here. they remembered her husband, her son, they remembered her husband, herson, but they remembered her husband, her son, but also the other men that perished at sea, stockton rush, hamish harding and paul—henry nargeolet and she said to me it was great to have different faiths altogether in that way and i think what was really importa

christine and i would speak into our correspondent nomia iqbal there.ew allegations about failing to help people on board a migrant boat which sank earlier this month. there were 104 survivors, but it's thought hundreds of people lost their lives. the bbc has now heard evidence from several survivors who accuse the greek coastguard of sailing away from the boat, when it was clearly in serious difficulty. the heavily overcrowded vessel, which had set out from libya, went down around 50 miles south—west of the coastal town of pee—loss pylos>. of pylos. 0ur correspondent khalid karamat from the bbc�*s urdu service has the story. this boat left libya with around 700 people on board. more than half were pakistanis. this is haseeb rahman before he made this perilous trip. just one of the 12 pakistani men who survived. in athens, i spoke to him via video call from a greek detention centre. he told me he was thrown into the water and clambered back onto the sinking vessel. translation: i was in the water for an hour. l i swam to the ship as it was far away. the

. —— nomia iqbal on capitol hill. —— nomia iqbal on capitol hill. —— nomia iqbal on capitol hill.t to negotiate the debt ceiling and tie it to the debt ceiling and tie it to the spending cuts, but he did. the democratic party are also doing a prjob, saying that this is a great deal for them, they got what they wanted, they didn't reduce... there were spending cuts but they didn't affect too many of the welfare programmes, for example, that were part of the bill. so both sides, of course, will use it to their advantage. the good news may be that this won't be talked about, the debt ceiling, until after the next presidential election in 2024, because this is a two—year deal. because this is a two-year deal. . , , ., deal. that is perhaps a good thin. i deal. that is perhaps a good thing. i want— deal. that is perhaps a good thing. i want to _ deal. that is perhaps a good thing. i want to ask- deal. that is perhaps a good thing. i want to ask sofia i thing. i want to ask sofia about that. you havejust noticed there has been a reaction from the former president, donald trump. what hav

a powerful interview there from christine dowd speaking to nomia iqbal.estival in his final live performance in the uk, he paid fear was to his adoring fans was our culture editor. # i played the silver ball... spectacular from the very start. and opening with a song he hadn't performed live in ten years. # that deaf, dumb and blind kid sure plays a mean pinball... it's what the weekend has been building towards. eltonjohn on the pyramid stage, for the final uk date of his farewell tour. the crowds are stretching way into the distance, and people further in have been here since this morning. it was all about claiming a spot near the front, and paying tribute to a performer with a love of flamboyant outfits. a rocket man who, before tonight, had never performed at glastonbury. the crowds grew through the day. wowed first... ..by sophie ellis—bextor. then later, blondie and lil nas x. # i'm gonna take my horse down the old town road... and guessing games went on to fill the long hours. what song would eltonjohn kick off with, and what special guests would h

bbc�*s nomia iqbal is in newfoundland. it left for the high seas. the flag flew at half—mast out of respect for the five men who died. these are among the last known pictures of the submersible. the polar prince launched it into the atlantic last sunday that contact was lost one hour and 45 minutes later. they notify the coastguard after more than four hours. following an international search lasting days, parts of the sub were eventually found on the seabed near the titanic wreckage. it had suffered a catastrophic implosion. as the polar prince gets ready to dock, this is not the end of its story. the vessel is going to be investigated. there are lots of questions about how, why and when did this disaster happen? the buoyancy tanks used to launch the sub were towed away. inspectors from canada's transportation safety board entered the vessel. they will interview staff and crew. the us coast guard will also be involved. wreckage of the sub will be examined too. it's owner 0ceangate is facing criticism. the bbc has seen e—m

i am nowjoined by our north america correspondent nomia iqbal who is in miami.at that podium in columbus in georgia, you can see the live image of him now. i am nowjoined by our north america correspondent nomia iqbal who is in miami. people watching, our reviewers, may well have seen those images, those photos of allegedly boxes of documents in the bathroom and ballroom. just reminders of the exact nature of these charges. these charues exact nature of these charges. these charges are — exact nature of these charges. these charges are huge. _ exact nature of these charges. these charges are huge. these _ exact nature of these charges. these charges are huge. these are - exact nature of these charges. ii—iifflf charges are huge. these are federal charges are huge. these are federal charges that donald trump is facing, so this is his second indictment and of course he doesn't have the drama of course he doesn't have the drama of the first indictment in new york, but in legal terms this is way bigger. this is essentially the united states of america saying to its f

from newfoundland, our north america correspondent nomia iqbal sent this report.rything possible is being used to try and find the missing submersible. these are the first images of the complicated international hunt unfolding in the atlantic ocean, more than 400 miles from the coast. it's now entered its most critical day. the sub, which is the size of a minivan, needs to be found before oxygen runs out for the men on board. but there is some hope — more noises have been heard. when you're in the middle of a search and rescue case, you always have hope. that's why we're doing what we do. with respect to the noises specifically, we don't know what they are, to be frank with you. the good news is, what i can tell you, is we're searching in the area where the noises were detected and we'll continue to do so. at that depth, radio and radar signals won't work, so the rescue operation has been dropping sonobuoys in the water. they either use passive detection — that's listening for sounds produced by propellers and machinery, which could also include the crew making no

there have not been that many, nomia iqbal our correspondent on the ground they're saying hundreds thet donald trump rally inthe in the court proceedings in new york, we had those pictures of him walking through those doors famously. we are not going to get that kind of access this time. as for a sense, to try and inside what donald trump is thinking right now, what his emotions are, we have got a sense of that on the way to court, because he did put out a message on his social media platform, and he says, quote, it is one of the saddest days in the history of our country, we are a nation in decline. so, pretty defiant message, and actually we did hear from so, pretty defiant message, and actually we did hearfrom his spokesperson too outside court, where they very similar message, talking about the fact that this kind of behaviour is political, not legal, and it has its place in other countries and not the us. i don't know whether we have that short interview that she gave. i don't know whether we can play that. let's take a listen to the spokesperson speaking here on behalf of donald

nomia iqbal, bbc news.moreno, former federal prosecutor at the us department ofjustice. this is really extraordinary once again, looking at the second time this year that donald trump has been charged with a crime. give us your take on how this will play out today in florida?— in florida? well, you are correct. _ in florida? well, you are correct, even _ in florida? well, you are correct, even though - in florida? well, you are correct, even though we| in florida? well, you are . correct, even though we are paired now three days to absorb this, it is still extraordinary, you have a former president and current candidate who could possibly be a future president facing federal charges. it is a little different than what happened in new york a few months ago because i think even though many of his critics, felt that those charges were old and there was some legal question that many people did take them quite seriously stopping these federal charges are very serious. —— did not take them seriously soppy they ar

john's newfoundland, and that's where nomia iqbal sent this report.the north atlantic, deep energy, a pipe—laying ship with remote—controlled underwater vessels, hasjoined the hunt for the titan. it has been three days since it vanished without a trace, and with it, three british citizens. billionaire explorer hamish harding, businessman shahzada dawood, and his teenage son suleman. also on board as a veteran french diver, paul—henry nargeolet, and stockton rush, the head of the firm behind the expedition to the bottom of the sea. the us coast guard has told the bbc tonight time is running out to find them. he also confirmed that tapping noises were heard deep underwater, close to where the search is taking place, but they don't know what they are. we have relocated our remote operated vehicles on site to search in those areas, but at this time, i don't have any confirmation of what the noise is. at that depth, radio and radar signals won't work, so the rescue operation has been dropping sonobuoys in the water. they either use passive detection, liste

she spoke to our north america correspondent nomia iqbal. i'm coping.od had been on the journey from the start. she was with shahzada and suleman when their sub was launched into the sea. i think i lost hope when we passed the 96 hours mark. that's when i lost hope. and that's when i, even then, i sent a message to my family on shore. i said, i'm preparing for the worst. that's when i lost hope. she said, for her teenage son, it was the trip of a lifetime. suleiman did, um, he did a 10,000 piece lego titanic. so he really loved that. and he was so excited. he applied for a world record, because he wanted to solve the rubik's cube at the deepest point. he was so excited about this. there are several investigations in place to determine what happened and why. the families want answers. how do you begin to get closure, if that's even possible? is there such a thing? i don't know. um... i think he started so many amazing projects. he was involved in so many... he helped so many people. and i think... ..alina and i really want to continue that legacy and giv

nomia iqbal, thank you.e in scotland, kezia dugdale, former leader of the scottish labour party, and from washington brian lanza, republican strategist and former director of communications and donald trump is my transition team. brian, what we have just seen there, former president trump arriving for another appearance in a court room. let's get your thoughts, appearance in a court room. let's get yourthoughts, brian. it is appearance in a court room. let's get your thoughts, brian. it is sad we are here _ get your thoughts, brian. it is sad we are here at _ get your thoughts, brian. it is sad we are here at this _ get your thoughts, brian. it is sad we are here at this moment - get your thoughts, brian. it is sad l we are here at this moment again. get your thoughts, brian. it is sad - we are here at this moment again. we will probably have won more arrangement between now and the election. it is an unprecedented time for unprecedented situation, and it is a shame we had at this particular moment. there is

it is not for the recycling project, iqbal does not have a proper approach to the private and public sector, he uses plastic bags for playing, the headphones that people raised from the program are at your service. the application of the environmental protection organization, service and economy, and if the ministry of agriculture is silent , the ministry of agricultural jihad is the ministry of the interior, and their education should be balanced for the period after announcing and emphasizing the reduction of plastic bags in stores. you come with a large chest, cloth bags for the sofa are very scarce . use them as a dresser. there is also this work . plastics are one of the things that are renewable very slowly in nature, between 250 and 500 . i say that plastic passes in nature that there is, i would like to tell you that with the campaign that we predicted in the environment week, we emphasized to be a responsible nature tourist when you nature is cold and our feet is something in nature as a reminder of a question that unfortunately causes that in addition to the damage caused t

the secret of the continuation of iqbal and the development of this the industry is the principle of support and solving possible problems. the imam khomeini relief committee has entered this industry in recent years and supports me in various ways . in today's program, i want to take a look at the current state of this industry and silkworm breeding and the solutions that it is possible to support and develop this industry. we have two guests here, mr. morteza firouzabadi , who is the deputy of employment and self-sufficiency of the relief committee, and mr. adil sarbi zargar, the head of the noghandari development center. welcome, greetings, and courtesy to all viewers. dear and honorable people, i am at your service allahu rahman al rahim, greetings to the dear viewers, i am grateful for giving this opportunity to the cultural and economic heritage, and for the presence of the esteemed guests mr. firozabadi, thank you to mr. hajian, a reporter who did field work, and he is also going to be a telephone guest. he is also from rasht. well, we are saying goodbye to the viewers of yak

the wife and mother of shahzada and suleman dawood speaking to our north america correspondent nomia iqbalung entrepreneurs have been sharing their vision for brixton in south london. they want to turn it into a mini—silicon valley. but with a difference! the difference being that they want it to be a silicon—valley for black—owned businesses. here's yasmin rufo. after turning his life around, carl 0cko wanted to give back to the community that saved him. start—ups in london. we're based in brixton and were aiming to make brixton the black silicon valley. carl, along with two other entrepreneurs, yvonne and cyril, run an investment firm called black seed. black seed is a fund in the community led by black founders for black founders. currently, the black founder, black entrepreneur in the uk doesn't actually receive funding. it is more likely for a black woman to win the lottery on the saturday night than to get venture capital funding in the united kingdom. 0ne company that has benefited from black seed support is a mother and daughter duo that run an online fashion and wellness brand. su

i want to bring in a nomia iqbal, becausel to bring in a nomia iqbal, because trump is not even in bedminsterat many would see as significant legal challenges as a political opportunity, a campaign call. his lawyers have told him to not talk about — his lawyers have told him to not talk about this, but it is donald trumb — talk about this, but it is donald trumb he _ talk about this, but it is donald trump. he is a mealy campaign fundraising. we saw that in new york after his indictment there. this butting — after his indictment there. this pulling went up, he raised more money, — pulling went up, he raised more money, and he is doing these ek same thin- money, and he is doing these ek same thing again. _ money, and he is doing these ek same thing again, because it does work. there _ thing again, because it does work. there are — thing again, because it does work. there are lots of republican voters that think— there are lots of republican voters that think this is a political witch hunt— that think this is a political witch hunt and — that think this is a political witch hunt and date back h

nomia iqbal, bbc news, miami.nt in american political and legal history. in american political and legal histo . ~ ~ , in american political and legal histo .~ ,, ., history. we keep saying that, don't we? quite a _ history. we keep saying that, don't we? quite a novel— history. we keep saying that, don't we? quite a novel moment, - history. we keep saying that, don't we? quite a novel moment, a - history. we keep saying that, don't - we? quite a novel moment, a moment in history, and it is, because this is the first time a former president has been charged with a federal crime, unlike in new york, where he was charged with a state crime. he will come here in the next few hours from his golf resort in the suburbs of miami. it's about a 25 minute drive. he will come to this courthouse over here and he will be processed. that means he will have his fingerprints taken and have his details entered and he will be asked to enter a plea after the 37 charges are read to him, the 31 charges of wilfully retaining national s

here's her exclusive interview with nomia iqbal. christine, thank you so much for talking to us.ou how you are? i talking to us. can i start off by asking you how you are? i think i developed _ asking you how you are? i think i developed a _ asking you how you are? i think i developed a bit _ asking you how you are? i think i developed a bit of _ asking you how you are? i think i developed a bit of her _ asking you how you are? i think i developed a bit of her love - asking you how you are? i think i developed a bit of her love hatel developed a bit of her love hate relationship with this question. i think where the circumstances are concerned, i am coping. think where the circumstances are concerned, iam coping. but think where the circumstances are concerned, i am coping. but no i am not doing very good. what concerned, i am coping. but no i am not doing very good.— not doing very good. what has it been like for _ not doing very good. what has it been like for you _ not doing very good. what has it been like for you the _ not doing very good. what has it been like for you the l

the star of iqbal musa will be black with these shouts and fires. the doctor who was supposed to turn this question into the economic power of africa has broken under the pressure and america's values ​​have not been realized and morsi humiliates his critics he calls them illiterate, ignorant and identityless. now people are coming to the streets again. egyptian military forces are still under the support of the united states . stephen croft, the american ambassador at the time in cairo , is in contact with the military and the security figure of egypt. the american embassy will be held, clinton says in his memoirs about the arab spring in egypt, and the new chapter that has begun in this country is the focus of american aid in egypt. there is no bad woman and everyone is looking forward to the new future of cheshm dokhtar, but there are other news in this embassy. many programs are held in the embassy for the public and political and cultural figures. the new american ambassador in egypt also has secret missions that will be revealed soon. everyone

the star of iqbal musa will be blackened with these cries and fires. it has not been achieved and morsi humiliates his critics and calls them illiterate, ignorant and identityless. now people are coming to the streets again. the egyptian military forces are still under the support of the united states. and went to many meetings between the two military troops will be held at the american embassy, ​​the clinton administration says in its memoirs about the arab spring in egypt, and the new chapter that has begun in this country, the focus of american aid in egypt is centered in cairo, and the focus of the presence of americans in cairo is in the embassy of this country. these days, it is the busiest embassy, ​​no one has a bad wife for this embassy, ​​and everyone is looking forward to the new future, but there are other news in this embassy. america also has secret missions in egypt that soon it will be clear what it is, but no one except barack obama and hillary clinton and their advisers know about these programs. this picture of the history of abdel

in a way , even the poorest books, i saw terror as revenge against the people for not mentioning iqbalshun is an act of terror for terror because he cannot get the support of the people, i will try to do so, and in this way, if they do not support him, at least they are not against him . i see their activities with isis, they must be using this kind of use of islam, and i have said many times that the mujahideen of shia brand isis are actually acting against islam under the cover of islam, i am deceiving people and those people really think that they are fighting for the revolution. and islam works for the end the intersection of females and golden clusters in the heart of the desert, god bless you, blessed are the days of the man, they toil and the waterless people struggle with hardships until they get well, the burning sun , the exhausting winds go hand in hand until from the easternmost point of south khorasan, the new grapes there is a beautiful way to the market, about the cheshme badr spring site, there are 120 -day winds in the province. it is not possible to pick grapes in the

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how would you describe iqbal khan's current position? is kind of in the bank and doing well there as many insiders say and he is likely to be one of the heir apparent's of ubs the acquisition of his old firm is changing the standard a bit. as you would expect, the bank has changed and made its position less clear-cut in terms of being the sole front-runner. now they have brought in some credit suisse talents and lots of other people within ubs who have been given pretty plum roles in terms of how to integrate credit suisse. the question is as far ahead as other people are. tom: we remember the surveillance scandal. how much goodwill does he have left does he have with those current credit suisse employees? tom: we understand there's definitely some tension with some people saying he has been flying out to various regions and looking sort of to pitch ubs way and try to smooth things over. within ubs, he seems to a good job in run the whole wealth unit which is actually massive and that seemed to be doing quite well. some of the stores --

mohammad iqbal nia, the chairman of the board of directors, is a portfolio manager of supplementary pension funds. they are agile and have a professional management. they have a lot of transparency. provincial chairman of the stock exchange organization in yazd, a financial literacy training workshop was held for the first secondary students . mehdi mohadi, the spokesperson of the tax affairs organization, more than 13 million commercial accounts have been analyzed . there has been an increase of 28 tenths of percent to 7 and 8 tenths of percent, and only the production of the plan has recorded a decrease of one and four tenths of percent, and khoda saipa automobile group has announced the details of the new plan for the sale of quick zero, the final price of the car will be calculated at the time of delivery. supply more than three hundred and sixteen thousand tons of all kinds of products in the commodity exchange today in the hall of industrial and mineral products, more than 252 sponge iron, rebar, bloom ingots, all kinds of sheet metal and iron beams, shirts of value, and in the hall o

iqbal is busy with waste and street works he is one of these children who dreams of becoming a teacher, but now he waxes people's shoes in kabul, the capital of afghanistan. he earns dollars and tries to help his family. i wax people's shoes every day. my father can work. we don't have anyone to help our family. the situation of children and teenagers who do technical work is not better. sahel is one of these people who earns less than one dollar a day . he repairs motorcycles to help his family. i used to go to school. but due to some problems and helping the family and school, i left the repairs i learned to ride a motorcycle and repair it. minister, i earn 70-80 afghani a day. it is said that the root cause of the situation of afghan children and teenagers is the interference of foreign countries and unrest in this country. as you know , afghanistan has been occupied by foreign forces for the past decade. and most of the people affected by the war, children and adolescents have suffered the most . the ministry of labor and social affairs of the taliban claims that many measures have

christine dawood has been speaking to our north america correspondent, nomia iqbal. a love—hate relationship with this question. so i think with the circumstances is concerned, i'm coping. but no, i'm not doing very good. what has it been like for you the last week? can you give us a sense ofjust... it's unfathomable what you're going through, but what has it been like? so the sentence, "we lost comm", i think that would be a sentence i would never want to hear in my life again. like "lost comm", as in, "we lost communication". i was sitting downstairs, actually. what has it been like for you the last week? can you give us a sense ofjust... it's unfathomable what you're going through, but what has it been like? so the sentence, "we lost comm", i think that would be a sentence i would never want to hear in my life again. like "lost comm", as in, "we lost communication". i was sitting downstairs, actually. having a snack or... i don't know. i was sitting with people talking and then somebody came down and said, "we lost comm". and i think i didn't comprehend at that mo

he our correspondent —— north america correspondent nomia iqbal joins me from capitol hill. you on capitoll all day. what have you been seeing and hearing there? fix, what have you been seeing and hearing there?— hearing there? a lot of drama, as ou hearing there? a lot of drama, as you can _ hearing there? a lot of drama, as you can imagine, _ hearing there? a lot of drama, as you can imagine, has - hearing there? a lot of drama, as you can imagine, has that i as you can imagine, has that clock continues to take. just before the speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy, entered his chamber. we were outside his chamber. we were outside his office waiting for him to finish his recess, which was meant to finish at 715, but it went on for some time. it went on for about half an hour or so. there was a delay. we saw lots of people coming in and out. negotiators coming in and out. negotiators coming in and out as well. one of his staffers chuckled, part of the gathered press and said, you will be happy to get out of here, just one vote. so i think the implication was that there is just one more vote

she's been speaking to the bbc�*s nomia iqbal in stjohn�*s, newfoundland, from where the expedition had be a sentence i never want to hear in my life. as in, we lost communication. were you on board the vessel? yes, i was on the ship. i mean, i think i lost hope when we passed the 96 hours mark. that is when i lost hope. that is when i sent a message to my family on shore. i said, i am preparing for the worst. that is when i lost hope, but my daughter, for example, she didn't lose hope until the call with the coastguard, when they basically informed us that they found debris. tell us the memories of your boy. he would not go anywhere without his rubik cube. he is to teach himself through youtube, had to solve it, and he was really fast. i think his best was 12 seconds. what the last moments or words you shared with your husband and son? we just hugged and joked, actually. shahzada was so excited to go down. he was like a little child. was that a lifelong dream? absolutely. he had this ability of childlike excitement, they both were so excited. this seems like a difficult question, but h

christine dawood has been speaking to the bbc�*s nomia iqbal in stjohn�*s, newfoundland, from where thed set off. the sentence, "we lost comm." i think that would be a sentence i will never want to hear in my life again. like, lost comm, as in, we lost communication. were you aboard the vessel, were you here? yes, i was aboard the vessel, i was on the ship. i think i lost i hope when we passed the 96—hours mark. that's when i lost hope. and that's when i sent a message to my family onshore. isaid, "i'm preparing for the worst." that's when i lost hope. but my daughter, for example, she didn't lose hope until... until the call with the coastguard, when they basically informed us that they'd found debris. tell me just some memories that you have of your boy. so, he would not go anywhere without his rubik's cube. so, he used to teach himself through youtube how to solve the rubik's cube and he was really fast at it. i think his best was 12 seconds or something like that. what were your last moments or words that you shared with your husband and son, do you remember that? well, wejust hugge

the bbc�*s north america correspondent nomia iqbal is in newfoundland with this report.n safety board of canada is going to investigate what happened involving the polar prince and the submersible. both are privately owned vessels, but the polar prince, the mothership which launched the submersible over the weekend, is canadian flagged. so the transportation safety board is compelled to to conduct a safety investigation. there will be teams travelling here to saintjohn�*s in newfoundland. they will be gathering information and carrying out interviews and assessing exactly what happened. the coastguard has, as we know, confirmed that the submersible was destroyed in a catastrophic implosion. the navy, the us navy has since come out to say that on the sunday they heard a noise that was consistent with an implosion and they passed it on to the us coastguard. the coastguard says that it still carried out that large search and rescue operation we saw because the data wasn't definitive. and just to add, we understand there's also going to be an investigation involving the nati

our north america correspondent nomia iqbal has the latest from miami. want donald trump to face a jury here in florida where the alleged crimes took place. this is a republican—leaning state — remember, trump won it twice in 2016 and 2020, and when i went around to speak to people at a country club, there was quite a mixed reaction. one man who said to me that there is no smoke without fire, that donald trump should be prosecuted, and anybody else would face the same. another man said to me that he was sceptical about the whole investigation, he felt it was a witch—hunt, that is constantly claimed by donald trump. donald trump will appear in the courthouse behind me next tuesday amid tight security, he will enter the courtroom and he will hear a judge lay out the charges and he will enter a plea. we heard from the special counseljack smith who has said that he expects a trial to be held pretty quickly. this indictment only adds to the legal difficulties the former president is facing. here's a reminder of those: first, a separate trial that is due in ne

jessica parker, bbc news, in boston. 0ur north america correspondent nomia iqbal is in newfoundland andt sent us this update. well, night has fallen here in boston. visibility is incredibly low, it is so foggy, but the teams are continuing this race against time to try and find the missing submersible. just to remind you of the scale of it, the titanic wreckage is around 400 miles off the coast of newfoundland, and the area in which the search operation is taking place is 70 miles wide, so this is about the size of the state of connecticut. and diving experts will tell you that this depth of the ocean that they're trying to search is less explored than outer space. now, earlier i spoke to newfoundland's premier, andrew furey, and he said to me that this province is sadly used to maritime tragedies, given its history, given its location and given its relationship with the titanic. however, he said this doesn't make it any easier to fathom what has happened. he said to me that as a leader he is feeling helpless but not hopeless, and that he is working with all the officials in us and cana

christine dawood has been speaking to nomia iqbal.t would be a sentence i will never want to hear in my life again. like, lost comm, as in, we lost communication. were you aboard the vessel, were you here? yes, i was aboard the vessel, i was on the ship. i think i lost i hope when we passed the 96—hours mark. that's when i lost hope. and that's when i sent a message to my family onshore. isaid, "i'm preparing for the worst." that's when i lost hope. but my daughter, for example, she didn't lose hope until... until the call with the coastguard, when they basically informed us that they'd found debris. tell me just some memories that you have of your boy. so, he would not go anywhere without his rubik's cube. so, he used to teach himself through youtube how to solve the rubik's cube and he was really fast at it. i think his best was 12 seconds or something like that. what were your last moments or words that you shared with your husband and son, do you remember that? well, wejust hugged and joked, actually. because shahzada was so excit

our north america correspondent nomia iqbal reports from newfoundland.verything possible is being used to try and find the missing submersible. these are the first images of the complicated international hunt unfolding in the atlantic ocean more than 400 miles from the coast. it has now entered its most critical day. the sub, which is the size of a minivan, needs to be found before oxygen runs out for the men on board. but there is some hope, more noises have been heard. you alwa s noises have been heard. you always have _ noises have been heard. you always have hope _ noises have been heard. you always have hope in - noises have been heard. 7m. always have hope in the middle of a search and rescue case, that's what we do what we do. with respect to the noises specifically, we don't know what they are. to be frank with you. the good news is, we are searching an area where the noises are and we will continue to do so. at noises are and we will continue to do so. �* . , ., ., to do so. at that depth radio and radar— to do so. at that depth radio and radar

our north america correspondent nomia iqbal has more ahead of the hearing.ald trump will spend the night in his result here in miami before taking that 20 minute carjourney miami before taking that 20 minute car journey to miami before taking that 20 minute carjourney to the courthouse for his appointment at 3pm where he will have the charges laid out to him. earlier, there are about two dozen donald trump hard—core supporters who were cheering him as his motorcade arrived, and the city is preparing for other protests to happen in various sites in different parts of the city. officials that it parts of the city. officials thatitis parts of the city. officials that it is people's right to do that it is people's right to do that but they are urging everyone to keep it peaceful. after donald trump has appeared in court, we expect him to leave miami. we do not expect to know when the trial�*s that will be. the prosecutor wanted to be done quickly. but the child could extend into the election campaign season and well beyond the election next november. ukraine say

christine dawood has been speaking to nomia iqbal. the sentence, "we lost comm."as been like for you the past week-— it has been like for you the ast week. , ., ., ., , past week. it is unfathomable but what is — past week. it is unfathomable but what is it _ past week. it is unfathomable but what is it like? _ the sentence, "we lost comm." i think that would be a sentence i will never want to hear in my life again. like, lost comm, as in, we lost communication. were you aboard the vessel, were you here? yes, i was aboard the vessel, i was on the ship. somebody came down and said we lostn _ somebody came down and said we lost and — somebody came down and said we lost and i— somebody came down and said we lost,. and i think i didn't comprehend at that moment what that meant. and then itjust went— that meant. and then itjust went downhill from there. so the first— went downhill from there. so the first day was when the communication was lost and then it was_ communication was lost and then it wasjust — communication was lost and then it wasjust waiting, communicatio

our correspondent, nomia iqbal, has the latest from capitol hill. there was a sigh of relief in the chamber when it was finally announced the bill has passed the house of representatives. remember, the magic number was 218. in the end, 314 voted yes, so they overwhelmingly backed the bill. in terms of breaking it down in numbers, ultimately more democrats supported the bill, 165. 149 republicans backed it. in terms of the republicans that opposed the bill, many of them were ones that we suspected, the ultra conservative members of the party, the house freedom caucus, who felt that the bill didn't go far enough in spending cuts. and then over on the democratic side, there were members of the more progressive parts of the party who voted no as well. they were really angry that president biden even negotiated in the first place. the president has said he was happy to talk about spending cuts, but he wouldn't tie it to the debt ceiling. the fact that he did in the end, for many of the progressive members of the party, is seen as a betrayal. president bi

she spoke exclusively to our correspondent nomia iqbal about the final days and hours before their deaths6 hours mark. that's when i lost hope. and that's when i even then.. i sent a message to my family onshore. i sent a message isaid, "i'm preparing for the worst." that's when i lost hope. but my daughter, for example, she didn't lose hope until the call with the coastguard when they basically informed us that they found debris. that's when she also lost hope. and you can watch that exclusive interview with christine dawood on the bbc news website. struggling cinema chain cineworld has announced plans to file for administration in the uk. injuly, shares in the firm will be suspended, with existing shares becoming worthless. the chain, which has 128 sites in the uk and ireland, says its screens will remain open for business as usual. the much—loved former scotland manager craig brown, who led the national team to euro 96 and the 1998 world cup, has died at the age of 82. he was in charge for 70 games and remains the national team's longest—serving manager. chris mclaughlin looks back on

i've been speaking with our north america correspondent nomia iqbal, who is in stjohn newfoundland.e conditions the teams there are facing. the weather conditions are less than ideal. so the premier of newfoundland has told me this is the worst spring since i9a3. visibility is incredibly low. it is really foggy. so as you can imagine, for the search and rescue teams, what is already a near impossible task has even harder. just to give you a sense of the state of it, the titanic message is about a00 miles off the coast of newfoundland here. the wreckage is deep, right down in the bottom of the atlantic ocean. the area that they are searching is 70 miles wide. and so these are really hard conditions that they are working in. diving experts have said that outer—space is more explored than the depths of the ocean. but they are still trying really hard to try and locate the sub. in the primary i mention there, i spoke to him earlier about what an impact this is having on this community. bear in mind, people here are used to maritime tragedies, given its location, given its relationship t

a sigh of relief, nomia iqbal reporting from capitol hill, thank you.l politics reporter in the studio, sofia, we havejust been speaking to nomia following the vote, and we also saw reaction from the speaker of the house kevin mccarthy. this was a sigh of relief for him, because it wasn't entirely clear that this would be a clear that this would be a clear path to getting this bill passed. clear path to getting this bill assed. �* . , . clear path to getting this bill assed. �* ., , ., , ., clear path to getting this bill assed. �* ., , ., , passed. and as a sign of 'ust how close it i passed. and as a sign of 'ust how close it was, i passed. and as a sign of 'ust how close it was, there h passed. and as a sign ofjust how close it was, there were some freedom caucus members who say, some members who say they were ready to take this further if the vote had failed, threatening hisjob to if the vote had failed, threatening his job to go after the speakership. it was really close, he got it done... his victory lap, he tried to squeeze every inch out of it,