is now 71 and they have confirmed he was arrested in pakistan yesterday, he appeared in court in islamabadadition. he will appear in court again at the end of this month. west yorkshire police say they worked with officers at the national crime agency in pakistan and also with staff from the british high commission in islamabad to make this happen. they have told paul beshenivsky, sharon's widower, about the arrest. he said he was shocked to take that phone call but he has welcomed the news of this latest arrest. the police say it isa this latest arrest. the police say it is a latest development in this long—running investigation. it is a latest development in this long-running investigation. judith moritz, thank you. at least 60 people — many of them children — have been treated for skin irritation and breathing problems in los angeles after an aeroplane dumped fuel over several schools. the delta airlines flight to shanghai had engine trouble and was trying to reduce its weight before making an emergency landing. aviation rules allow fuel to be dumped — but only over designated areas and

in front of the press club in islamabad despite their reign and after that there were reports 'd that one of the members of parliament who had just gone through off the border on monday would 1st was detained they figure to force it of course i think the statement from the police that he were detained and not at a stage the government had leaked you christine the organization of taking funds from the avalon intelligence and even india yesterday the president are sure of any also tweeted in a statement saying that he wanted the release of. august on the foreign 'd ministry day and reacting strongly saying that the afghan president should not interfere and internal affairs of the state so indeed there has been some support for christine on the social media most of the pakistani mainstream media has not been focusing on this particular story china has agreed to receive experts from the world health organization all to help increase understanding of the corona break chinese president xi jinping has told the visiting chief that he's confident of defeating what he described as a devil virus

front of the press club in islamabad despite their reign and after that there were reports 'd that one of the members of parliament who just. border on monday. was detained there security forces of course stressing their statements from the police that he were detained and not at a stage that government had you christine the organization of taking funds from the avalon intelligence and even india yesterday the president of the nie also tweeted in a statement saying that he wanted the release of. pakistani foreign 'd ministry then reacting strongly saying that the afghan president should not interfere internal affairs of the state so indeed there has been some support for christine on the social media most of the pakistani mainstream media has not been focusing on this particular story huawei is to have a limited role in the development of the. words the u.s. has called on britain to exclude the chinese from the project because of security did baba has a blood. it's a yes but one with caviar as the u.k. government approved chinese firm huawei providing infrastructure for the promised 5

right on come on how to joins us now from islamabad we have been problems with some of the pictures that you sent in earlier but let's talk 1st about this avalanche in pakistan administered kashmir that's killed dozens of people what more can you tell us. where lynndie most of the launchers took place and pakistani administered kashmir near the line of control where most of the population. live on steep slopes and a fag that so much snow came in such a short duration actually caused a real problem although people tell you that they did not unusual to see this kind of snow but it normally comes in and takes about $4.00 to $5.00 days to accumulate this accumulated this kind of snow however within that 24 hour period. the snow came down quite heavy and that caused all the. notwithstanding the fact that there are very poor infrastructure when it comes to 'd poor populations most of the how we get it made out of and would not stand a chance against heavy rain or heavy snow. and come on several severe winter weather killed over 130 people across just on and afghanistan just talk us through wha

hello today via in islamabad the capital of pakistan to talk to prime minister in run con since decades pakistan and india are stuck in a tense standoff of about the region and cush me or pakistan also neighbors iran is now in a violent conflict with the united states and becoming the epicenter of an increasingly volatile middle east tensions facing threats from the.

statesrence of islamic and an emergency meeting in islamabad, pakistan in january 1980 -- denounced sovietggression while demanding an immediate withdrawal. to underscore its position, the islamic conference voted to sever relations from what it called the illegal regime in afghanistan. in january of this year, the islamic states again demanded soviet withdrawal. president believed he saw signs of flexibility in .oscow and kabul not only has there been no firm evidence of this flexibility, but the soviets and their clients have also steadily ignored the international demands for a soviet withdrawal. they are clearly settling in for a long stay. they also are banking on the passage of time to lessen the fervor of islamic groups around the world. immediatelyotests following the invasion have subsided. faces formidable opposition. even informants can see soviets dominate most of the country. the tribesmen, though still alarmingly short of the weapons needed to combat the invaders, continue to receive supplies from sources outside the country. it is unlikely the soviets will be able to effecti

in islamabad well that would be one thought the initial decision came out that it was a very symbolic 'd situation. successful but democratic forces the for the 1st time you saw that military dictator was punished but now everybody was wondering you know how would the military react to it because military do get ready seriously and it condemned the decision and now we know that it's back to square one and reykjavik was the shots and boxed on the military demands a very popular institution and now the situation is that it's all back to square one as you said it is a big defeat for pro-democracy forces it's not always yet british but i believe that it is such a step back to all those who thought that quantity and baucus not on a military dictator who while the constitution would be brought to justice this has not happened and it is a setback for all pro-democracy forces and. the sport of caught on tape makes its olympic debut do some a it's a moment that athletes who practice this muff a lot have long been waiting for but the move has sparked some backlash as well. japan is the spiritua

extremists that are in power in india imran khan was speaking to did editor in chief in a school in islamabad we were nearly facing a war last year and. special status. last august it's getting even more tense what is your government doing all planning to defuse tensions in this new delhi look i was the 1st. political leader to warn the world about what has happened india. india has been taken over by an extremist a racially extremist exclusive ideology which is called hindu. ideology stems from r.s.s. r.s.s. was born in 1025 model that it's parisian was the nazi party in germany a nuclear armed country of 1300000000 people is in the hands of extremists and so not only are people of india going to suffer and they're already suffering rights and demonstrations but kashmir. to be specific $8000000.00 kashmiris now for over 5 months are in a state of siege and it's because of the artist's ideology which believes that only india belongs to hindus other minorities are inferior. but prime minister condon many pakistani people who also say that the human rights situation in the pakistani part of kas

a conference of islamic states in an emergency meeting in islamabad, pakistan, in january 1980 denouncedt aggression while demanding an immediate withdrawal. to underscore its position, the islamic conference voted to sever relations with what it called the illegal regime in afghanistan. in january of this year, the islamic states again demanded soviet withdrawal. pakistan's president believed he saw signs of flexibility in moscow and kabul toward a peaceful solution of the problem. not only has there been no firm evidence of this flexibility, but the soviets and their clients in kabul have also steadily ignored the international demands for a soviet withdrawal. they are clearly settling in for a long stay. ♪ they also are banking on the passage of time to lessen the fervor of islamic groups around the world. worldwide protests immediately following the invasion have subsided. still, moscow faces formidable tasks in its efforts to prop up the unpopular marxist regime in kabul. even the soviets can see the insurgents dominate most of the country. the tribesmen, though still alarmingly sho

embassy in islamabad. >> this is the third major event now in the muslim world in the last 24 hours.g, millions of people are shouting "death to the shah, death to carter." that is followed by the cry "god is great." >> these groups are very hard to dissuade. these people believe that god is on their side. that's a very powerful form of delusion. >> by the end of the year, it was clear that the united states was so ill prepared and failed to recognize the extraordinary change that had happened in the '70s. >> new year's eve, end of the decade but not yet of the deadlock. >> in 1979, we take a deep breath and realize that we're on the precipice of an entirely new era of terrorism. >> the islamic world is in crisis, and the crisis goes well beyond the u.s. embassy walls in tehran. >> rather than catching our breath, what we should have been thinking is, how can this get worse? >> it sounds like the most futile observation possible, but i'm going to make it anyhow. we have to find a way to stop terrorism. it is growing at a scary rate. terror is a new form of warfare, and history shows

come all thank you for that come on a live from islamabad. well starting in pakistan 2 days of heavy snow and rain is being blamed for the deaths of at least 25 people the emergency services in baluchistan and punjab provinces so several people were killed after the roof collapsed snow for them the city of quota have broken a 20 year record stands governor has declared a state of emergency in several districts and called in the military to cope with rescue and relief efforts. what's happening in the weather elsewhere. for the latest on the yeah. yeah we're going to your access i did see normally bad weather in pakistan is sort of reflected in some parts of europe we have at the moment because a developing story behind more haiti a closer look might suffice we're out of hurricane season but the winds around this thing are reminiscent of those of a category one hurricane it's coming across arland the cloud of course over 50 covering the u.k. is a good back edge to it so that's where everything stops with the rain for the heap of the wind point

struggle to free a man completely submerged after an avalanche hit a kashmiri village just north of islamabader in recent days has killed more than 130 people across pakistan, afghanistan and indian—administered kashmir. many more are injured or remain missing. pakistan's prime minister, imran khan, tweeted: . . referring to the part of kashmir controlled by pakistan. military helicopters exchange rescued avalanche victims for supplies, in the hope of providing relief to those cut off by conditions as more heavy snow is forecast. but there has been criticism from some about the government response to the weather. truck drivers travelling along key supply routes across the country were stranded. translation: i am coming from taftan and i'm heading for punjab. it is snowing here, and the roads are closed because the vehicles skid. i asked the government to bring heavy machines which will clean the snow in about half to one hour. they have brought these small tractors here which will not clear the snow for three days. pakistan's disaster management authority also declared a state of emergency in

in front of the press club in islamabad despite the rain and after that there were reports 'd that one of the members of parliament who had gone through off the border on monday were pristine was detained they figure to force it of course i think the statement from the police that he were detained and not at a stage the government had leaked you christine the organization of taking funds from the of one intelligence and even india yesterday the president are sure of any also tweeted in a statement saying that he wanted the release of. august on the foreign 'd ministry day and reacting strongly saying that the afghan president should not interfere and internal affairs of the state so indeed there has been some support for christine on the social media most of the pakistani mainstream media has not been focusing on this particular story the frustration is growing among stronger refugees in cox's bazar of the restrictions placed on them by bangladeshis. rallies and protests in refugee camps and new fences are being built some say the situation reminds them of conditions they fled in meanw

ok come on hi guys thank you for that update from islamabad. let's get a check on the weather with kevin that's right daryn and the one thing that we have been missing in australia is rain the good news is we have some rain coming into the forecast of the next few days for the southeastern part of australia we're going to take a look 1st of all i want to tell you down here across the southeast possible australia we are dealing with some very very poor air quality of course with the bush fires that are burning now so the worse air quality right now across the world is in australia and here in omeo for toria this is on the eastern part of toria they are now reporting $440.00 as a numerical value this is hazardous in around parts of melbourne we're talking $275.00 to $300.00 which is very unhealthy across that area in terms of when the rain is going to start what we have and there of low pressure just to the north of tasmania that's beginning to spin bringing up some instability across the region notice here as we go towards parts of wednesday we

hello today we are in islamabad the capital of pakistan to talk to prime minister in run cotton since decades pakistan and india are stuck in a tense stand of about the region and kushner pakistan also neighbors iran is now in a violent conflict with the united states and becoming the epicenter of an increasingly volatile middle east tensions facing threats from inside and outside what the cons plans. for the. suddenly gave way through much risk. mr prime minister your job must be one of the most complicated in the world i mean there is your relationships with the united states there's china who really wants to invest here but the more they invest in your relationships with the united states might become even a little bit more complicated then you have iran afghanistan before you join politics you have had such a fantastic life why do you do that to yourself. so few questions be start firstly i came into politics because i felt that pakistan. has tremendous potential always had tremendous potential when we were growing up by just one was the fastest growing country in asia it pakistan

for thank you so much reporting from islamabad next it could happen at any time and it could be extremely dangerous authorities in the philippines for a volcano close to the capital manila is about to erupt the government raised threat levels after the volcano began spewing ash and lava on sunday so far some 30000 people have fled their homes but nearly half a 1000000 residents remain in the danger zone. tagaytay city is a ghost town. the volcano is everywhere. even without m.a.j. eruption residents have already been hit taught. the ash from the volcano traveled with the wind and unfortunately it blew in our direction it didn't just affect us physically but also our livelihood our business had to close down it'll take a while to clean up but i feel bad for the workers especially those who rely on a business to support themselves. some are already attempting a cleanup but the filipino authorities a clear things could still get much was the not the condition of the taal volcano remains at alert level 4 that means a hazardous explosive eruption could take place in a timeframe of hours to day

he appeared in court in islamabad and faces extradition the uk.his travel agency in bradford to respond to a robbery and she was shot dead outside. because of the memorial stone there which stands here in her memory. that murder sent shock waves around the country. she had only been a police officer for nine months. the mother of five children, she was killed on her daughter's fourth birthday. her shift partner was also shot that day. but she survived. well, six men have already been convicted in connection with what happened but west yorkshire police have always said that they wanted to capture a seventh man. and in fact they offered a reward of £20,000 for his ca ptu re. offered a reward of £20,000 for his capture. he was in his 50s at the time of the attack and he is now 71. they have confirmed that he was arrested in pakistan yesterday and he appeared in court in islamabad today and discussions are already beginning about his extradition and he will appear in court again at the end of this month. what shorter police and they worked with office

hello today via in islamabad the capital of pakistan to talk to prime minister in run khan since decades pakistan and india are stuck in a tense stand of about the region and kushner pakistan also neighbors iran is now in a violent conflict with the united states and becoming the epicenter of an increasingly volatile middle east tensions facing threats from.

hello today we are in islamabad the capital of pakistan to talk to prime minister in run cars since decades pakistan and india are stuck in a tense standoff of about the region and cush me or pakistan also neighbors iran is now in a violent conflict with.

hello today via in islamabad the capital of pakistan to talk to prime minister in run cars since decades pakistan and india are stuck in a tense standoff of about the region and cush me or pakistan also neighbors iran now in a violent conflict with the united states becoming the epicenter off an increasingly volatile middle east tensions facing threats from the.

agency while responding to an armed robbery. 71—year—old piran ditta khan appeared in court today in islamabadritz reports. when sharon beshenivsky was shot in the line of duty, she'd only been a police officer for nine months. the new recruit had been responding to a robbery at this travel agent in bradford. her shift partner was also shot but survived. her widower, paul, was left to care for their young family. pc beshenivsky was murdered on their daughter's fourth birthday. i loved her very much and, you know, i just... she was very full of herself in what she did and enjoyed herjob to the full, sort of thing, enjoyed life to the full. today, paul learned that after all this time, a new arrest has been made. i just feel like it's reliving it all over again, it's just bringing it all back to light and i'll be glad to see the back of it. the 15th anniversary of pc beshenivsky‘s murder is later this year and west yorkshire police say they've never closed their investigation. though six men have already been convicted in connection with what happened here, the police say they have kept looking

secunder kermani reports from islamabad. of rain and snowfall across pakistan in recent days. dozens of people were killed in an avalanche that took place yesterday. news of how serious it was has only really been emerging throughout the day today. rescue efforts are ongoing. a number of those injured had to be flown by helicopter to hospital for treatment. there have been deaths and injuries in other parts of the country as well. in a western province, a number of homes collapsed, killing or injuring those in sight. collapsed, killing or injuring those insight. in collapsed, killing or injuring those in sight. in afghanistan, at least 39 people have died in similar incidents. today in most places in pakistan the weather has improved, but many of the worst affected areas remain cut off. uk scientists have issued a stark new warning about the fires in australia, and climate change. the met office hadley centre said they're an example of what would happen under normal conditions, in a world that had warmed by three degrees cen

are in a race against time to save them come on harder is pakistan's meterological department in islamabad and has more on why the country's experiencing such extreme weather. according to the progress on the image you're going to create a department and therefore the heavy spell it because this time to read the front came from the southwest picking up moisture from the arabian sea because of the rising to fix temperature that he and that's why a dumb k.b.'s nodal will buy a new just on pakistan and the stoning in the us that is more effective if the us and regions flood the flame would change because. when the temperature is raised as a species sea surface temperatures rise so what happened intensified the register's somebody is opposing in their regions that is the one thing still and the intensity of weather system is increased due to global warming and infrastructures which we have indecision is not too much developed particularly since they're moving from that we will progress on a god for alarm because any a ride in global temperature there's likely to make progress on and the region

come out harder as more from islamabad. indeed that. even. a very. number of groups have been. said to be operating from across the board and. security for. the beginning of. court has ordered the government to review an internet shut down and signed indian administered kashmir it says the indefinite suspension is a violation of the country's telecom rules and territory has not had internet and $150.00 days. reports from. down in indian administered amounts to an abuse of power. that's the ruling from india supreme court 5 months since the government removed the territories autonomy restricted people's movements and blocked the internet the reason those who challenge the shutdown say it's a significant. decline by the state was that these are national security issues please leave it to the state the court test that said no this will be subject to judicial review. the indian government argued it needed to block the internet to stop what it called separatists and terror groups. each other. but the court found the government had breached telecom rules and gave authorities in the t

, while responding to an armed robbery. 71 year—old piran dhitta khan appeared in court today in islamabadtz reports. when sharon beshenivsky was shot in the line of duty, she'd only been a police officerfor nine months. the new recruit had been responding to a robbery at this travel agent in bradford. her shift partner was also shot but survived. her widower, paul, was left to care for their young family. pc beshenivsky was murdered on their daughter's fourth birthday. i loved her very much and, you know, i just... she was very full of herself in what she did and enjoyed herjob to the full, sort of thing, enjoyed life to the full. today, paul learned that after all this time, a new arrest has been made. i just feel like it's reliving it all over again, it's just bringing it all back to light and i'll be glad to see the back of it. the 15th anniversary of pc beshenivsky‘s murder is later this year and west yorkshire police say they've never closed their investigation. though six men have already been convicted in connection with what happened here, the police say they have kept looking for

come on high to is in islamabad he says poorly built homes of contributed to high death tolls. most of the. progress on the administered kashmir near the line of control where most of the book. live on deep slopes and a fag so much. short duration actually called the real problem although prepared to tell you that they did not unusually see this kind of nobody would normally come in and take about 4 to 5 days to accumulate that. kind of snow however within that period before. the snow came down quite heavy and that. notwithstanding the fact that there are very poor infrastructure. 'd poor populations most of the. heavy rain or heavy snows the government needs to. be a fake thread by reinforcing and rebuilding some of those home great draw 'd down and do it all cubans. are tough a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera iran's president is warning foreign forces to leave the region in a televised cabinet meeting he said european soldiers deployed to the middle east could be in danger for the u.k. france and germany challenge to iran for violating the 2050 nuclear deal ho

missing search and rescue crews being slowed by the extreme weather from ohio to has moved from islamabad. where. it had been raining heavily and of course records have been broken grainy $5.00 to $35.00. create dipping below freezing point and although the heavy snow is made in baluchistan and in the mountain it's. all good. because the infrastructure did rape law and roared back. the problem. that heavy you know it go that imports coming from. 57 bodies have been poured out from the roof because. sometimes triggered by the fact that dead beat and heavy deforestation in the area and because the population is. prone. britain's prime minister is rejecting calls in scotland to hold a 2nd referendum on independence later this year after thousands of scots marched on saturday in support of another referendum said the 1st 16 years ago it was a once in a generation vote scotland's political leader nicola sturgeon says johnson's refusal is an attempt to deny democracy. and you can find much more on our website the address for that is. 0 dot com. this is a 0 these are the top stories we go see oc

administered kashmir full confidence the harsh winter continue to come out hyder is in the capital islamabad he explained why pakistan's a fear and think such severe winter storm. according to the focus on the meteorologist her department destroyed the heavy failure because this time to read the front came from the southwest picking up moisture from the air a b. and c. because of the rising temperatures i did see and that's why a dump may be no doable but new just aren't focused on and the stoning a.d.'s that is most effective in the us and regions for the plane would change because. when the temperature is raised as a species sea surface temperature praiseful what happened intensified the veges histon which is opposing in their regions that is the one thing full and intensity of weather system is increased due to global warming and infrastructures which we have in decided units not too much developed a particular character moving from that he will progress on a cause for alarm because any a ride in global temperature that is like need to make progress on and the region more why did a better

after being found guilty on charges related to his declaration of a state of emergency in 2007 in islamabad and he describes why the ruling is found to be unconstitutional. august on. military day. but this war dig was unprecedented because god sent 10. 1000000. dead region all the former military ruler free play dates with the high court challenging the religion of the court challenging the come on rich they called ward institute. major discrepancies as far as the procedure they were concerned and accord then ruling that this would unconstitutional because. the approval of the cabinet dad would have been absolutely necessary and ward initiated by a convicted prime minister who was dying prime minister out by the former 'd military ruler 'd portrayed marks out of. the t.v. justice of the supreme court 'd but would also sacked by the court seem to be politically motivated did the. dead. unconstitutional a volcanic eruption in the philippines forcing tens of thousands of people to flee their homes. about 70 kilometers south of the capital manila started spewing ash and lava on sunday 8000 peo

a71—year—old man was arrested yesterday in pakistan, and has now appeared in court in islamabad in relationr in court again later this month. we had a brief statement from west yorkshire police, saying they would like to thank the national crime agency in pakistan, who have made us arrest possible. it is a major development in a long—running investigation, and their assistance in this matter cannot be understated. so extradition hearings still to continue. the arrested man is now 71 years old, to the fatal shooting of pc sharon beshenivsky. she died in of the attack in bradford on the 18th of november 2005. any more details in that case, we will bring them to you. the high speed rail link hs2 could "divide and destroy" natural habitats across england, according to a new report by the wildlife trust. after analysing the impact along the proposed route, the trust warns endangered species could become extinct and eco—systems could be destroyed. 0ur transport correspondent tom burridge has spent the morning at calvertjubilee nature reserve in buckinghamshire, which is on the proposed rail route

faces charges including sedition and inciting violence according to local police come on hydra any islamabad any explains the significance of pushing so. he was arrested in an overnight raid by the police in the city of perth straw which is also the capital of high book. used of denouncing the pakistani constitution of using insulting and threatening language that they're guarding to the complaint filed in the police station against him and of course he was also arrested along with other people who will read them at times or in. a big move by the government the moment because. we know they should be noted for the 1st time then he started his movement and jumped aboard and the what did it. this is an area with budgets done formerly project on dr berlin along the border at one time it was all sorted or central and are just on with several outskirts operating out of the region which led the progress on the military to going to die the military has of caught dead roll has been a good on days even by the international community of restoring the military of course on the other 100 volts or admit t

thousands of people several main roads are closed and more snow a forecast kemal haida has more from islamabad where over the last 24 hour it has been raining heavily and of course the records have been broken during the $5.00 to $35.00 it or reject the mercury dipping below freezing point and also the heavy snow is an issue made in baluchistan and in the mountainous area all got by just on but these are areas which are why liberal because the infrastructure is rape law and order sometimes a problem especially when did heavy snow is still the reports coming from the language didn't bug tony administered could mean that 57 bodies have been poured out from a collapsed through because of avalanches and landslides sometimes triggered by the fact that there's been heavy deforestation in the area and because the population is. not going to turn tainted in one area that area is quite prone to avalon caves and landslides. are some breaking news coming to us now and the remaining european union signatories to the iran nuclear deal the j c p o e have triggered what's known as the disputes mechanism and

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full cost suggests the harsh weather will continue on high that is in islamabad he says poorly built homes have contributed to high death tolls. most of the launchers took place and pakistani administered kashmir near the line of control where most of the board relation. live on the slopes and the fact that so much snow came in such a short duration actually caused the real problem although people tell you that they did not unusual to see this kind of nobody would normally comes in and takes about 4 to 5 days to accumulate that accumulated that kind of you know ever within that period before. the flow came down quite heavy and that's what caused all the. north ridge standing the fact that there are very poor infrastructure. poor populations most of the houses are made out of and we're not stand a chance against heavy rain or heavy snows the government needs to go on certain trade on how to mitigate the fake thread by reinforcing and rebuilding some of those homes great draw down and do it all cubans. all right it's time to get the weather here is kevin so it's not your average joe re

cause has more now from islamabad and he says some areas are particularly vulnerable to poor weather conditions where. it had been raining heavily and of course records have been broken brainy $5.00 to $35.00. dipping below freezing point and also the heavy snow is made in baluchistan and in the mountainous area. because the infrastructure is rape law and roared back. you know that imports coming from. 57 bodies have been poured out from the roof because. sometimes triggered by the fact that. station and the. population is. quite prone. but at least 2 people have been killed by security forces during the 2nd day of anti-government protests and getting it brings the total number of deaths to 4 since rallies broke out on monday for almost 3 months thousands have been protesting against a possible change the constitution which could have a president offical and to seek. britain is risking a division among key intelligence allies as it seeks to build a 5 g. telecommunications network prime minister bruce johnson hasn't ruled out using chinese firm weiwei to provide the country's 5 g. net

charges including sedition and inciting violence that's according to local police come out either in islamabad explains the significance of arrest. he was arrested an overnight raid by the police in the city of pretrial wall which is also the capital of 5 a book to acquire province as a ques dulls denouncing the pakistani constitution of using and started taking and threatening language data according to the complaint filed in the police station against him and of course he was also addicted along with other people who will read them added time so engage a big move by the government at the moment because prishtina has been at their stage a trick been ordered for the 1st time since he started his movement and gathered some support and did it. this is an area which is focused on formerly projects on tribal areas along the afghan border at one time it was also terror central in pakistan with several outfits operating out of that region which led the budgets on the military then to going to the military had of course their role had been a long day even by the international community of restoring t

who was killed was the target the injured are being treated in hospital kamal hyder has more from islamabad. 1st of all this particular block took place and they marched. down in a densely populated area of. the president. and. he was indeed the dog even end up. government of victor patton military and military forces have been targeted and baluchistan province particularly and quite a number of groups have been active in the. progress on. shore i had to be operating from across the border and i've won this on and also by luke might have been secretly advising that security forces but this particular attack comes at the time when they. are relative calm because. i have to read that this is the beginning of another wave of attacks and. india's supreme court has ordered the government to review an internet shut down inside indian administered kashmir it says the indefinite suspension is a violation of the country's telecom rules the territory has not had internet now from 150 days and reports from new delhi. the lockdown in indian administered kashmir amounts to an abuse of power. that's the

constitution thank you very much for that live for us in islamabad in yemen who think rebels have killed at least 3 people in shelling in the south west local sources say the who fired artillery rounds into a popular market near the city of ties 9 other people are reportedly injured it comes a day after who feels fired on several districts in ties. now tunisian blogger who won a claim for her coverage of the 20 levin uprising has died at the age of $36.00 through her blog a tunisian girl lina ben many spoke out against the government of long time president is in aberdeen ben ali who was pushed out in 2011 she was one of the few activists who used her real name online writing in english french and arabic she reported on the most violent days of the revolution her work ensured other tunisian activists and international media i knew what was happening in the country and many died after a long illness when i'd speak to julie in new york who is a freedom of expression activist and a friend of lena ben many she joins us on skype from prague thank you very much for being with us i know lina was