new government will be in place in islamabad to take key decisions on the future relationship or doesn't understand and the plight of the afghan refugees residing in this country a united nations high commission for refugees a mistake that despite the fact that it was indeed the deadline the government of pakistan was likely to increase that deadline in the end of day and to ease the suffering of the of one refugee dieting across this country divers searching for twelve young footballers and their coach have been missing for a week have managed to go several kilometers into a flooded caves and thailand and you opening to the underground complex has been discovered offering hope the boys may still be found alive one of the boy's parents handed out this picture showing several of the team is mark his son on the photo scott harlow reports relatives are trying to remain positive that the boys will be found alive. a week after the boys in their coach passed this entrance into the tom long cave a line of ambulances and hundreds of workers carry out a drill for their rescue. non-home boon is th

reporting for us from islamabad thank you very much. now to some other stories making news around the world north korea has handed over the remains of american soldiers killed in the korean war which range from one hundred fifty to one hundred fifty three a u.s. aircraft brought the remains to an air base in south korea the handover follows an agreement reached by north korean leader kim jong un and u.s. president donald trump at a meeting in singapore in june. cambodia's prime minister hun sen those hailed his success in eliminating what he called traitors ahead of this weekend's general election he made the comments at a rally in phnom penh on the final day of campaigning the. election promises to be an easy victory for one second after the supreme court dissolved the so serious opposition party in november. greek authorities have set a deadly wildfire in a coastal resort near athens was started deliberately the minister of public order said there were serious indications of criminal activity concerning arson at least eighty two peopl

our viewers has declared himself as the victor in national elections in pakistan iommi conrad in islamabad the pakistani capital thank you very much for that live update. turning out of greece which is reeling from the deadliest wildfires in the country in recent times more than eighty people are confirmed dead relatives and rescue crews are searching for those still missing our correspondent. sent us a report from the last affected coastal town of marty thousands of volunteers have joined emergency crews as the nation post together in this hour of grief a steady stream of supplies greets those battling the eye watering smoke and ash to reach the five as it's a small token for a community that's lost so much from rescue teams who know all too well what they've enjoyed the volunteers like these all week lifeguards it's been an unrelenting here when the fires broke out. desperately searching for survivors then came the search for bodies now they're joining the many hundreds of volunteers handing out food and water to those in need of those still scouring the waters can do little but wait wit

uncertainty as the deadline for them to leave the country expired on saturday the government in islamabad announced last year that all afghan refugees must return to their homeland their proof of registration cards have been extended a number of times but the government says eventually they will all have to leave for many of these refugees pakistan is and always has been home afghan families first began seeking asylum in pakistan in one nine hundred seventy nine when so many of them were born and raised there they also say conditions are not safe enough for them to return but the pakistani government says its economy cannot afford what it calls the burden of the refugees any longer the has more from the capital islamabad. ever since the russian and region of honest on nineteen seventies the van refugees have corp august on their home the government of pakistan has been exerting pressure on these next three games to go back because they. say you sanctity by militant outfits which are targeting father son however the relationship between kabul and islamabad has become. a several rounds of t

naomi conrad with the very latest from pakistan from the capital islamabad thank you. and with that you are up to date now on d. w. news i'm sarah kelly and we're len don't forget you can follow us on social media you can also get the latest news from our website at is dot com thank you so much for your company have a great day. we make up over a week what does hold out for the end of the two pipes we all resemble some of us and. they want to shape the continent's future. card and join our youngsters as they share their story and their dreams and their job the sims are seven percent platform for africa charge. after.

of close we'll take you live to islamabad also on the program. this sorry must not overwhelm. you because it is now time to notice. the bright. greece's prime minister. consoles a grieving nation after wildfires killed at least eighty rescue workers and are going toe to toe searching for survivors. the emergency supplies start to rifle people made homeless by the collapse of a dam in laos at least nineteen people i know to have died. i'm still gail welcome to the program vote counting has begun in pakistan's tense and violent parliamentary elections the campaign saw hundreds of people killed in suicide bombings and attacks at rallies including one on election day that claimed the lives of thirty one people the results not expected for a few hours but latest polls show the leading parties to be neck and neck. long queues were reports of the polling stations in pakistan some major cities the front runner sabah ruling party led by former prime minister now as cherie is currently jailed and former cricket star in one car. i'll be doubly correspondent to know me conrad is in pakist

peaceful but at deadly suicide bombing casts a shadow over the day we'll bring you the latest from islamabad also on the program that if you almost love this story must not overwhelm us. because it is now time to fight to stand together the bright. greece's prime minister process consoles a grieving nation after wildfires kill at least eighty people rescue workers are not going door to door searching for survivors from. time to emergency supplies down to right for people made homeless by the collapse of a dam in laos at least nineteen people known to have died. i'm phil gail welcome to the program vote counting has begun in pakistan's tense violent parliamentary elections results are not expected for several hours but the leading passes are said to be neck and neck the campaign so hundreds of people killed in suicide bombings and attacks at rallies and attack today in the city of quests that took the lives of thirty one people despite this polling stations across the country but mostly peaceful. this is the aftermath of a bomb blast that killed dozens outside of a polling station in southwes

secunder kermani, bbc news, islamabad. hearing from south east asia a nalyst little will be hearing from south east asia analyst little later. —— we will. stay with us for that. let's take a look at some of the day's other news. turkey says it won't tolerate us threats over a detained american pastor, whose trial on terrorism charges is straining relations. this comes after president trump demanded that turkey immediately release andrew brunson, who was transferred to house arrest on wednesday after spending 21 months in prison. if turkey does not take immediate action to free this innocent man of fate and sending home to america, the united states will impose significant sanctions on turkey until pastor andrew bru nson significant sanctions on turkey until pastor andrew brunson is free. mike pence there. also making news today: greece says it has "serious indications" that a fire that killed at least 83 people near athens earlier this week was started deliberately. the blaze broke out on monday and hit coastal villages po

we'll be live in islamabad. after a dam collapses in southern laos, the construction company admits it knew of problems the day before. and the artworks banned by facebook. belgian museums demand a rethink on the social network's nudity policy. it's greece's worst fire disaster in a decade. at least 7a people have died as flames fanned by strong winds and high temperatures sweep through an area east of the capital athens. the wildfires have forced residents and tourists to rush to beaches and into the sea to try to avoid the heat and smoke. hundreds had to be rescued by local fishermen. but others were trapped as the flames devoured forests and destroyed seaside towns. worst hit was the tourist resort of mati, where 26 people, including children, were found dead. they'd tried to outrun the flames, but were found lifeless, all huddled together. our correspondent mark lowen is in mati. like a vision of hell, mile upon mile smothered, suffocated by flames. as one was put out, another roared, 47 simultaneous fires r

secunder kermani, bbc news, islamabad.to 0mar waraich, deputy south asia director at amnesty international. good to talk to you. you covered imran khan lot as a journalist, he has changed his star since he was a cricket start on the 22 years in politics. what you make of him now, what you make of his chances? thank you. yes i'm a he has come a long way, as it was said in that report. just a decade ago he was out in political wilderness, he had boycotted elections, even when there was a lot of momentum behind him in 2013 he wasn't able to break through. and on this occasion on a very aggressive, divisive campaign, which has led to a lot of angry rhetoric and claims that there wasn't a level playing field given to each side. he has emerged with the highest number of seats in parliament at the national level and at the two provinces. it will be to see whether it he rules as the person who gave that speech yesterday, making strong appeals for unity, putting forward an agenda to the human rights of children, women, minorities.

coverage and reports from islamabad and local. to the union. this is d.w.t. is coming to you live from pakistan is voting in a closely contested parliamentary election millions of pakistanis are counting ballots opera bitter and divisive election campaign that was modified by the military is out in force but a suicide bomber has already struck outside a polling station we talked to our correspondent in islamabad. also coming up. are going door to door looking for survivors after wildfires left at least eighty people dead the disaster is being poured a national tragedy as a country of. mourning. and of the tour de france a frenchman. winstead sixteen after an eventful day in the. bug a son is voting in a general election which is kills the contests of the two leading parties the cricket start turned politician in don kahn is hoping to become prime minister for the first time his party that the headache insaf or justice party is fighting on an anti corruption platform his main rival. shahbaz sharif the pakistan muslim league n. he's the brother of former prime

secunder kermani, bbc news, islamabad.er's plans for trading arrangements after brexit. ben wright is in westminster. michel barnier seems to have kicked away a corner stone of the government's brexit plan. the government thinks it has moved a long way on the way the eu and the uk will trade after brexit and the uk has proposed a complex idea involving the uk collecting tariffs on the eu's behalf. today michel barnier said that was unworkable. he said the eu could never delegate eu customs policy in that way. so a big disagreement remains with not much time left. negotiations continues bs but on the question of customs it shows how theresa may is trapped between the eu demanding the uk changes its position and many of her mps saying she can't budge an inch thank you. a government minister in greece has said there are "serious indications" that wildfires near athens earlier this week were started deliberately. over 80 people died and many more are still missing after the fires which started near athens on monday. mark lowen

on the ground there working in teams over there in islamabad. in the game and. not in the place because of security reasons. as the votes were being counted supporters of iran fun came out to celebrate for them the result was pre-determined. this is the first time we've had the chance to defeat the two parties who've been in control taking turns of power. in an early morning news conference the most immediate said the election was rigged they claimed their party was targeted that voting was deliberately slowed down and results were manipulated. it's not about government or opposition it's about the future just going to treat it's about the many to the people it's about you know bog standard well being. stated. it's a large issue not just the pm and then but all major political parties apart from him. every ticked at the preliminary results on thursday they will decide what to do next this was a landmark election when a civilian government handled it part of for a second time but even before voting began it was being called one of the dirtiest elections in pakist

come on high there from islamabad. plenty more still ahead on this news out of refugee crisis in nigeria find out why thousands of people have been forced out of neighboring cameroon plus. they're seeing. that even i don't have a good personality i've just been sat. there and in sports with formula one's championship leader is among those struggling to stay on track during practice in hungary. now divers are searching for bodies below cliff tops in greece where people trying to escape wildfires fell to their deaths the greek government has just updated the death toll now saying eighty eight were killed in beach resorts near athens relatives of the dead are criticizing government leaders for the slow response to the crisis or at least two firefighters of dive battling wildfires in northern california in the u.s. halted weather and high winds are fueling the flames five hundred structures have been destroyed and evacuation orders issued to thirty seven thousand people firefighters say the blaze would probably burn deeper

in uncertainty as a deadline for them to leave the country expired on saturday the government in islamabad announced last year that all afghan refugees must return to their homeland a proof of registration cards have been extended a number of times but the government says eventually they will all have to leave for many of these refugees pakistan is and always has been home afghan families first began seeking asylum in pakistan in one nine hundred seventy nine when all broke out so many of them were born and raised there they also say conditions are not safe enough for them to return but the pakistani government says its economy cannot afford what it calls the burden of the refugees any longer come our high the has more from the capital islamabad. ever since the russian and raise you know vanished on nineteen seventies the van refugees have corp august on their home the government of pakistan has been exerting pressure on these refugees to go back because they say they say you will die sanctity by militant outfits which are targeting father son however the relationship between kabul and isl

speak we'll tell you everything you need to with live coverage and reports from islamabad and blowhole. today under a w new. poll. today i'm traveling to the eastern most tip of germany to the state of saxony and a place where he can really feel europe growing together. gurlitz germany. and poland. what's life like on the border of the two nations what do the german and polish sides have in common and what makes them distinct. since one thousand nine hundred ninety eight score zelotes and girl it's called european city that's not an official title but it is a commitment to united europe and that's why i'm looking forward to discovering not only the german but also the polish side. also follow the nice the river. will visit germany's polish neighbors and explore the hip city or francois. and this week's to your video takes us to singapore and southeast asia. but first to gurlitz which is packed with fascinating structures it has four thousand listed buildings in styles ranging from gothic gerena to baroque art nouveau. gurlitz wasn't damaged much during the second world war but it fell

we will tell you everything you need to do with live coverage and reports from islamabad and the whole. city and eat up the union. this is deja vu news coming to you live from balmain pakistan is voting in a closely contested parliamentary election millions of pakistanis are casting ballots after a bitter and divisive election campaign marred by violence the military's out in force to ensure security but a suicide bomber has already struck outside a police station we'll go live to islamabad.

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joining me now is the chorus one and only conrad from the pakistani capital islamabad not only we'veseen that despite the huge military presence this will already be a suicide bomb attack at a polling station what more can you tell us about it. yes i've been talking to difficult journalists on the ground journalists who were actually at the polling station right after the attack happened it seems that this was attacked trying to target a very high ranking security official who was in the police station next door a lot of people have been killed the death toll seems to be rising the journalist who's at the local hospital just told me it's also affecting voter turnout in parts of people are afraid they're staying at home or they're voting as fast as possible and then returning home so this may have an impact on the outcome in at least baluchistan now we've seen a very bitter and divisive election campaign what steps are being taken today to ensure that the polling is fair and free. well that remains to be seen the it server teams are out there trying to monitor but the problem isn't ac

message to supporters quote i'm making a sacrifice for the future of pakistan we'll take you live to islamabad plus controversy over an alleged former bodyguard of late al qaeda leader osama bin ladin first he was deported from germany back to tunisia and now a german court has ordered him brought back. from sarah harman welcome to the show u.s. president donald trump has gone from controversy to pomp and pageantry on the second day of his visit to the u.k. trunk got the royal treatment at windsor castle where he was honored with the u.s. anthem being played by military bands followed by tea with queen elizabeth trump walked ahead of the queen of minor breach of protocol but otherwise the meeting appeared to go off smoothly. a trumpet earlier fanned the flames of britain's breakfast divisions by criticizing prime minister treason maze proposals for leaving the european union but the differences between the pair were glossed over when they gave a joint news conference. hand in hand with the u.k. prime minister u.s. president donald trump presented a picture of unity. after talks with two reason

near me conrad is covering the spikes on the elections for us and joins me now from the capital islamabad the official results are now in iran can this be declared the winner of the election what is the opposition saying we'll accept the result. well last night they were still saying that they were thinking of mobilizing the masses and taking to the streets but today things have calmed down i mean the main parties the way in now probably opposition parties are meeting here in islamabad they'll let us know tonight so what their plans are but i've got the feeling that things will remain calm that they've realised that the pakistanis actually support imran khan that there isn't too much scope for protests and that the pm a lender has already come out saying that they won't boycott the government so i've got the feeling that things will move ahead and that things won't get too violent to hear. more about imran khan is a rather unusual figure in pakistani politics a cricket star known for a jet set lifestyle and now a politician promising change. indeed has gone through quite a change hasn't h

tell me comrade in islamabad thank you. the death toll and greece's worst forest fires for a decade now stands at more than eighty relatives and rescue crews are searching for bodies and survivors amongst the ruins d.w. correspondent charlotte charleston peled sensis this report from the worst affected town matty by residents and tourists escape the flames by running into the sea. a steady stream of supplies greets those battling the eye watering smoke and ash to reach the vyvanse it's a small token for a community that's lost so much from rescue teams who know all too well what they've endured for volunteers like these weak lifeguards it's been an unrelenting hey when the fires broke out they take desperately searching for survivors then came the search for bodies now they're joining the many hundreds of volunteers handing out food and water to those in need. those still scouring the waters can do little but wait with dozens still missing fears are growing that many who sought refuge in the waters instead lost their lives

years on the ground there working in teams over there in islamabad. in the game and. not in the workplace because of security reasons. you as the votes were being counted supporters of iran fun came out to celebrate for them the result was pre-determined . this is the first time we've had the chance to defeat the two parties who've been in control taking turns of power. in an early morning news conference the most i'm legal i said the election was rigged they claimed their party was targeted that voting was deliberately slowed down and results were manipulated. it's not about government or opposition it's about the future just going to treat it's about the many to the people it's about you know bogs down to earth being. stated. it's a larger issue not just the pm and then but all major political parties apart from him on. every tick tick the preliminary results on thursday they will decide what to do next this was a landmark election when the civilian government handover power for a second time but even before voting began it was being called one of the dirtiest elect

empty house gore in islamabad thank you. after rolling out his unique brand of disruptive diplomacy in england us president doll trump has retreated to his private golf resort in scotland to wrap up his four day visit to the united kingdom hundreds of people turned out for anti trump protests in scotland largest city glasgow but a small group calling themselves scots for trump were also there to welcome the president and yet more protests awaited him as he arrived in the scottish town of turnberry late on friday trump has tweeted he plans to hold more meetings there and of course play some golf. correspondent barbara baseball has been covering trump's visit for us from london she says it's likely trump will ruffle yet more feathers this weekend there are rumors that he's going to probably meet some off to reason may's worst enemies nigel farage and boris johnson and talk a bit more about bret's that for instance and that would really cut the mustard for the british public because then it shows that come the trump has really

military is accused of trying to influence the election and of attacking press freedom we'll go live to islamabad. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program greece has declared a state of emergency as wildfires fanned by strong winds raced through residential areas around the capital athens the official death toll has risen to at least seventy four with almost two hundred injured the government has declared three days of national mourning and asked the european union for system. there are the worst wildfires greece has seen in a decade the flames moved quickly and took many by surprise. in coastal towns people fled into the sea for safety hours after being rescued the shark is still visible on their faces. what can i say. it's over there alive. if the cause of the flames were chasing us all the way to the water was like going to our backs and we dive into the sea. for others the fire moved too fast and in the seaside town of marty firefighters discovered an unspeakable tragedy. this morning we discovered this place with twenty six people. men women and unfortunately children. they were found in the c

reporting for us from islamabad good to talk to you. greece has begun three days of mourning for the victims of the country's worst fire disaster in a decade fast moving fire swept through densely populated areas near the capital killing at least seventy nine people and the death toll is likely to rise rescuers are still scouring for survivors meanwhile many have begun returning home to take stock of the damage. day after disaster struck in the seaside village of marty. just survivors return to their properties to begin the cleanup their homes may be wrecked but still they know they are the lucky ones have been them a day then the fire was just fifty meters away we grabbed our dogs and ran thus he was here but yeah but fire was chasing us whoever managed to leave in time did so the person right behind me when i drove out didn't make it to the fire took them and melted him but if it doesn't fit with the i get done i guess it was the beginning at least. in other parts of much the emergency workers went about the gruesome task of recoverin

reporting for us from islamabad thank you very much. now to some other stories making news around the world greek authorities have said a deadly wildfire in a coastal resort near athens was started deliberately the minister of public order said there were serious indications of criminal activity concerning arson at least eighty two people were killed in the fire rescuers are still searching for more bodies as residents blame the government for the high death toll saying it lacked ineffective disaster plan. cambodia's prime minister hun sen has hailed a success in women aiding what he called traitors ahead of this weekend's the general election. with a rally in phnom penh on the final day of campaigning the election promises to be an easy victory four hundred thousand after the supreme court dissolved the soul serious opposition party in november. and in poland thousands of protesters took to the streets to rally against a new law that gives the government greater powers over countries judiciary the law affectively allows the ruling piec

secunder kermani, bbc news, islamabad.o annapolis, maryland, and speak to michael kugelman, senior associate for south asia at the wilson centre. michael, good to talk to you. when imran khan promises a fairer and more equal society, toulon pakistan ina way more equal society, toulon pakistan in a way that it has never been on before, what do you make of it? what do you think are his chances? before, what do you make of it? what do you think are his chance57m going to be very difficult to transform pakistan in the way that he would like to. —— it is. pakistan isa he would like to. —— it is. pakistan is a very volatile, complex country on the one thing that has attracted people to imran khan is his idealism and his optimism that things can be done differently, that you can take these big reforms and bring about dramatic transformations in the country. but i do think that he will eventually have two scale back his ambitions. imran khan and his party have never held national power before, so i think they will learn that once

force to ensure security but a suicide bomber has already struck outside a polling station live to islamabad. coming up the rescuers in greece are going door to door looking for victims after wildfires. the country fire in a day and the debt is likely to rise. and the tour de france frenchman on a free leave when state sixteen after an event. i don't work and i'm under that shima baucus on is voting in a general election that's expected to be very close between the two leading parties cricket star turned politician. of the pakistan insaf or just a spotty is up against shahbaz sharif of the pakistan muslim league and he's a brother former prime minister nawaz sharif who had led the party but he's now in prison convicted of corruption made one a suicide bomber has killed at least thirty people out. side a polling station in the south western city of quiet one official said the attacker blew himself up when police prevented him from entering the islamic state. for the attack by the group's news agency. which is in baluchistan province also saw a deadly pre-election violence the military is out

secunder kermani, bbc news, islamabad.o michael kugelman, senior associate for south asia at the wilson centre, and i asked him whether imran khan could transform pakistan. it is going to be very difficult to transform pakistan in the way that he would like to. pakistan is a very volatile, complex country and the one thing that has attracted people to imran khan is his idealism and his optimism that things can be done differently, that you can take these big reforms and bring about dramatic transformations in the country. but i do think that he will eventually have to scale back his ambitions. imran khan and his party have never held national power before, so i think they will learn that once you are in the halls of power, so to speak, what you say out on the campaign trail and what you say that plays well to public opinion when you are on the outside, it does not work when you're actually in the government, trying to get these things done. he faces a bunch of challenges, doesn't he? forming a coalition then, as he himself

jubilation in islamabad supporters of a monk khan's p.t.i. party took to the streets to celebrate what they deemed to be a change in direction for pakistan as promised by the ellida. the we will run pakistan like it's never been run before but we will give it the government it has never had before. and we will start with ourselves we will be transparent and clean or sod. his supporters may be celebrating tonight but without an outright majority in one can still has potentially tough coalition talks in front of him and pakistan may still have to wait a while for its new government. a scenario that may prove difficult with the p.p.p. party of the chosen dari and the pm l. led by the brother of disgraced former prime minister now a sheriff claiming it wasn't a fair vote that. this is blatant rigging results based on rigging would lead to it repairable loss we do not accept it we reject it. but it's everyday issues that concern many ordinary pakistanis. main issue is education system and if a positive change can be made here i am very confident a

free and fair vote but there has already been deadly violence at a polling station we'll go live to islamabad. a nation in mourning after wildfires killed dozens of rescuers in greece are searching land and sea for survivors after the fires left at least seventy four dead as the country's worst fire in a decade we'll bring you the latest from athens and in the tour de france french victory on a philippe when stage sixteen after an eventful day in the here and. i'm going to have you with us the polls have opened in pakistan's general election after a divisive campaign it is a close race between former cricket star imran khan and shahbaz sharif the brother of former prime minister not and was among the first to vote in the eastern city of lahore tens of millions of pakistanis will vote today it's set to mark the country second democratic transfer of power but will be fair the influential military has been accused of interference and of favoring overshirt reef and there's already been violence on election day that after a campaign during which more than one hundred seventy people including sever

secunder kermani, bbc news, islamabad.ts with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder are putting lives at risk and in some parts of the country patients are waiting several years for a health assessment. campaigners say the government is failing people with adhd, many of whom face anxiety, depression and suicidal thoughts. symptoms of adhd can include inattentiveness, impulsiveness and hyperactivity. it is often associated with children but it also affects around 1.5 million adults. stephen spencerfrom affects around 1.5 million adults. stephen spencer from york seems an unlikely adhd patient. he is professional, calm, confident, but the condition has blighted his life and set back his career in finance. it is not that you speak too much or you are fidgety, it is just the fact that may be because you have less ability to retain information you have to get people to explain things more and you know you are not an idiot. you are treated that way and thatis idiot. you are treated that way and that is destroying. stephen was

naomi conrad with the very latest from pakistan from the capital islamabad thank you. well alex got a quick check of some other stories that have been making news around the world at least two hundred people have been killed in a string of coordinated suicide attacks targeting syria's southern city of psuedo the u.k. based syrian observatory for human rights says that it was the deadliest attack by the so-called islamic state in months. the death toll in laos has climbed to at least twenty four after a unfinished hydroelectric dam collapsed in the country's south on monday hundreds more missing water from the dam has flooded at least seven villages and left thousands of people homeless and the english man who survived exposure to the deadly nerve agent no we choke has been telling journalists that the poison was disguised as perfume charlie rally said that the bottle came in a sealed box but he can't remember where it came from his girlfriend don sturgis fell ill within fifteen minutes of spraying it on her wrists she later died in the hospital. well not quite what the

naomi conrad with the very latest from pakistan from the capital islamabad thank you. let's get a quick check now some other stories making news around the world the death toll in laos has climbed to at least twenty four after an unfinished hydroelectric dam collapsed in the country south on monday hundreds more are missing water from the dam has flooded at least seven villages and left thousands of people homeless but the english man who survived exposure to the deadly nerve agent novi chuck has been telling journalists that the poison was disguised as per fume charlie rally said the bottle came in a sealed box but that he can't remember where it came from his girlfriend sturgis felt ill within fifteen minutes of spraying it on her wrist she later died in the hospital and a team of international astronomers say that they have found a massive underground lake on mars it is the largest body of liquid water ever found on the red planet and it raises the possibility that there may once have been life out there. greece has begun three days of national mourning for the vict

reporting for us from islamabad good to talk to you. now to some other stories making headlines around the world a mexican editor has been slain at the beach resort of playa del carmen ruben part was the second to journals from the news to be killed in a month reported on crime in the city which is located in an area with a soaring rate of violence due to drug gangs. in laos rescuers are searching for hundreds of people missing after a dam collapse on monday thousands have been left homeless and nineteen people are already confirmed dead the dam was still under construction when it collapsed releasing billions of cubic meters of water that swamped several villages. commission president is in washington today youngers due to meet u.s. president donald trump for crucial talks he says aimed to decrease trade tensions the us president has imposed tariffs on e.u. steel and aluminum imports brussels has responded by raising duties on certain american imports. a greece has begun three days of mourning for the victims of the country's worst fir

however the relationship between kabul and islamabad has become. several rounds of talks between the civil and military leadership. as far as dealing with the of foreign refugees is concerned the country is also due to hold an election on the twenty fifth of july. new government will be in place in islamabad to take key decisions on the future relationship with afghanistan and the plight of the afghan refugees residing in this country the united nations high commission for refugees is optimistic that despite the fact that it was indeed the deadline the government of pakistan was likely to increase that deadline in the end of day and to ease the suffering of the of one refugees across this country. so i have for you on this news hour from london we're looking at why hundreds of all finishes are being shot down in uganda germany's chancellor says fourteen e.u. countries have agreed to take back my registered with them but hungary's government denies this and then later in fort collins most decorated in the n.p.n. dies at the age of seventy two. hello

reservations about the results have called for an all parties conference in the federal capital islamabad it is going to be a numbers game to form a government and imran khan does not have those numbers alone the big question is who will he form an alliance with osama bin. senior correspondent to pakistan who's in the capital kabul all eyes fixed on those official results and they're going to be announced from where you are. absolutely positively ridden. before friday prayers that we are expecting however the election commission had the results for eighty percent of the election. in iran. surely hundred ten feet although it is anticipated that the real get over one hundred twenty five feet by the time the final results are announced but to wait and see however. a day in negotiations that party the negotiation with at least five of the party they've also got a number of seats. to be independent and independent candidates. candidates normally range toward the party that gets the maximum war dead that's been the trend dad's all emraan it's really all of them all gone for days but as you righ

of the very latest from islamabad the capital with the senior correspondent two pakistanis outside the election commission and of course if these official results. are transpire to be signed and he does finishing line he'll have done it with the help of the reservation women see even minority seats as well. yes very interesting point that you've raised dad because the direct election fraud has had two hundred seventy feet for parliament and seventy feet and parliament rejected for all sixty four women then for my nordic gait and of course the women feed. according to the proportion of. what they should not be emraan definitely looking bodied looking it's no longer a question of a wide range the really become the prime minister. by the open nation. of the need of the project on which. that day would be really good on the opposition vented that they want the assembly proceedings so summary of all the main thing will become quite clear that the religious right. and their dog the political. parties gone friends and by had they may announce something to vegetation that had died from the lak

areas was peaceful but a deadly suicide bombing cast a shadow over the day we'll take you live to islamabad also on the program this sorry must not overwhelm us. because it is now time to go to the stand to get on the bright. and above all to show solidarity. greece's prime minister alexis tsipras consoles a grieving nation after wildfires chemically east eighty people rescue workers without going so far for survivors. to merchants the supply start to arrive for people made homeless by the collapse of a job in laos and these nineteen people are now known to have died and. i'm filled by a welcome to the program. vote counting has begun in pakistan's tense and violent parliamentary election campaign so hundreds of people killed in suicide bombings and attacks at rallies including one on election day that took thirty one people's lives the result is not expected for several hours and latest polls show the leading parties to be too close to call long queues were reported at polling stations in pakistan's major cities. the race pitted the ruling party led by as should ballots shareef against a f

new government will be in place in islamabad to take key decisions on the future relationship or doesn't run a stand and the plight of the afghan refugees residing in this country a united nations high commission for refugees a mistake that despite the fact that it was indeed their day to nine the government of pakistan was likely to increase that deadline in the end of day and to ease the suffering of the of one refugee dieting across this country u.s. president donald trump says he's convince the arabia to increase its oil production saudi and fellow all exporters i don't ready agreed on an extra one million barrels a day that opec meeting this month from tweeted just spoke to king solomon of saudi arabia and explain to him that because of the turmoil and dysfunction in iran and venezuela i am asking the saudi arabia increase oil production maybe up to two million barrels to make up the difference price is too high he has a. read that saudi arabia made no mention of numbers in a statement about the phone call which reads u.s. president and u.s. president trump and king solomon stressed

describing refugees as a burden the economy can no longer maintain kamel high there has more from islamabad. ever says the russian and reagan of honest on nineteen seventy's. refugees have corp august on their home their country has become host to millions of refugees and even today she and a half decades on august on is said to host over two point five million afghan refugees of which one point five million afghan refugees are registered and the others do not have adequate documents the government of pakistan has been exerting pressure on these refugees to go back because they. say you sang cities by militant outfits which are targeting august on however the relationship between kabul and islamabad has become. several rounds of talks between the civil and military leadership. as far as dealing with the of foreign refugees is concerned the country is also due to hold an election on the twenty fifth of july. new government will be in place in islamabad to take key decisions on the future relationship with afghanistan and the plight of the afghan refugees residing in this country the united n

we seem to have lost kemal or got general sense though of course of what's happening in islamabad and of course we will go back to pakistan once we get an idea of when that official announcement will be made as to who won the general election with what number of seats in the national assembly now and you gesture from north korea the push to keep nuclear talks with the us moving on its handed over the reigns of fifty five american soldiers killed during the korean war a u.s. military plane was allowed into north korea on friday morning to pick up the remains and bring them to a base in south korea kim jong un had promised to return the bodies during his meeting with donald trump in june it's believed that the remains of five thousand three hundred u.s. soldiers all still in north korea more than sixty years after the fighting stopped friday marks the sixty fifth anniversary of the armistice that ended the conflict. is a research fellow in university he says this is a defining moment for north korea u.s. relations. if you look back the history of the united states you know normalizing r

struck at one polling station despite heavy military presence throughout the country we go live to islamabad for the very latest also coming up in the build up to sari must go to wal-mart. because it knocked on the parched to get out the bright. greece's prime minister alexis seemed cross consoles a grieving nation after wildfires killed dozens risk yours are going door to door looking for survivors. in the next sixty minutes can a trade war be a volatile european commission president. is in washington to ease tensions between europe and the u.s. president trump has scored europe to follow when it comes to trade. and the pay dispute keep a dry net pilots and cabin crew go on strike as the budget carrier of warns of full good job cuts what will it mean for passenger jets. plague. cullen a very warm welcome to you i'm. boards have now close in pakistan's general election voting was largely peaceful across the nation after a campaign fiercely contested by two leading candidates the cricket star turned politician imran khan is hoping to become prime minister for the first time ever and his party

with us is an analyst and director of the center for research and security studies in islamabad.e joins us. why did the former prime minister make the return to his country? he knew what was waiting for him. reporter: i think ahead of the elections set for july 25, the prime minister had to return to vote -- bolster his party's chances of winning some seats at least. so i think it was -- and also he had to file appeal t that -- and thirdly saturday's political future of hisis daughter who was being groomed as the f future leader of the party. there are a couple of contributions that probably prompted him or forced him to return to pakakistan. i would assume behind this, something may have been playing out because for them to be put in an arrest house which is pretty good as a hotel. that other thing is the speculation that there may have been behind the scenes negotiations going on while the friends of -- sarah: many of his supporters cap to greet mr. sharif upon arrival. what support does he have in pakistan? reporter: he and his brother have ruled this province for more than 30

has the latest now from islamabad. according to the preliminary to. august on salt led by imran khan a sweeping the polls but these are north final results the election commission of course will be announcing the outcome of d.n.a. actions on their twenty seventh day had already announced before the elections this is a large country and. from. all of the election that took place on the grid be faced now most of the order. being rejected and this new election. party has swept the polls and. they're also in a very strong position and. one of the factors in the number of independents who have won this election. and of course right now be as to which your party they're going to support in the end by day of the independent study able to support up against on day he can solve which is right now emerging as a clear winner then the next government will be budgets on day he can solve with imran khan and the new prime minister of pakistan already. sticking to their guns saying that they were there rigged election and they're going to be also my lingo what their