speaking in the pakistani capital islamabad, the campaigner told a summit on girls education that theon the muslim world to show true leadership on the issue. ms yousafzai was evacuated from pakistan as a 15 year—old after being shot by the pakistani taliban on her school bus. look at the taliban regime as perpetrators of gender apartheid. do not legitimise them. do not make compromises on ourfaith. do not make compromises on ourfaith. 0ur pakistan correspondent, azadeh moshiri, was at the conference in islamabad and sent this report. the muslim world league and pakistan's education minister have told us that the taliban government were invited, but they did not attend this summit. when we spoke to the head of the muslim world league that is directly with the taliban government, he said, they speak to everyone and that there was no solid evidence in islam to bar girls from education. when approached, the taliban declined to comment to the bbc. had they attended the last two days, they would have been in the same room as malala yousafzai. this is one of a handful of trips she's made to

speaking at a summit on girls�* education in islamabad in pakistan, the campaigner says the taliban doesn'tirls as human beings. now on bbc news, it's sportsday. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm mark edwards. lift off for the amorim era — manchester united beat arsenal on penalties despite being down to 10 men for half the match. advantage australia — the hosts take the lead in the multi—format women's ashes series. bristol keep their last 16 hopes alive as they edge past benetton in the champions cup. also coming up on sportsday... sabalenka sees off sloane stevens in style at the australian open — she's into the second round. back from the brink, robertson stuns higgins at the masters fighting back from 5—1 down. hello, and thanks forjoining us on sportsday, we're going to start with football in what's been a dramatic day of fa cup 3rd round action — none more so than at the emirates where manchester united beat arsenal on penalties despite having diogo dalot sent off on the hour mark. dan ogunshakin watched this gripping encounter for us to date, the fa cup remains mikel arteta's onl

cambodia, from where he's been repatriated. the 27—year—old will take part in a two—day summit in islamabad was evacuated from pakistan in 2012 after she was shot by the pakistani taliban on her school bus.— the pakistani taliban on her school bus. she is a return to the country — school bus. she is a return to the country only _ school bus. she is a return to the country only a _ school bus. she is a return to the country only a handful. school bus. she is a return to the country only a handful of| the country only a handful of times since. it was the biggest rape trial in french history. gisele pelicot waived her right to anonymity and became a global icon. dominque pelicot was found guilty of drugging and raping his wife, and inviting 50 men into their home to abuse her while she slept. gisele's daughter caro—leen darian stood alongside her mother in court and told her father that he would "die alone like a dog." caroleen believes that her father also drugged and abused her. she's spoken to the bbc in herfirst broadcast interview since the trial. anna collinson has more. don't really rem

she joins us from islamabad. could be a of the move, managing direct sir. it be can security and intelligence a political analysis consultancy. he joins us from a boot. you and chris, we've a chief executive officer, the consultancy macro advisory. he joins us from london, a warm welcome to all if i could stop with it, kept bits in a. bu just so. is it fair to say 2024. its been a year of instability and unpredictability could be uh, yes, uh, to our next and uh, as far as the african concession funds initiative consent, we could look at it from the major on those. the economy. uh, that has been largely on stable and on on sutton. we saw a protest in different parts of the continent in kenya, in south africa in nigeria. the effect that they taught the politicos to ability in those countries. however, we saw in gonna be transitioned that was largely a claim to successful in spite of the very unsuccessful electro put out in countries like more than big on to an extended 902, i'm gonna prove to them slightly different. of course climate change was also an area

take many of these heritage of many of these perpetrators, they're not necessarily from karachi or islamabad. they're from the northern regions, the rural regions of pakistan, which is leading to so much of the clannishness that protects so many abusers. it's actually it's a throwaway word in a sense, but actually it reflects quite a consistent issue, a sociobiological problem we have in britain. but she didn't say that she could have gone further into it. and i felt as though there was a nervousness about saying pakistani, which is why i pressed as you heard what sort of background and the word she came back with was peasant. >> well, i think i think it's a strategy here and it's deliberate because if we can have a listen to what robert jenrick said now, he ran for the tory leadership and was the runner up. he had this to say about these people. >> we have seen millions of people enter the uk in recent years, and some of them have backward, frankly, medieval attitudes to women. >> so we've got medieval and peasants. i think it's that they've chosen the language carefully. i think they know