today at ten o'clock so here is expected to be presented in front of islamabad high court in anand here was not released though it was released legally but inaudible in front of islamabad high court today. apologies to viewers with some problems with the sound there. we will be coming back to this story and about an hour's time, speaking to our correspondence in islamabad for us. we will return to that story, the dramatic arrest and corruption charges of imran khan now deemed illegal. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. dairy farmer oliver neagle says his business is in serious trouble because his water supply was cut twice in three months. we could not clean the milking machinery properly, so that then causes all sorts of different diseases. last december, hisjersey cows got so thirsty he had to call in hampshire fire and rescue. and in february, the water troughs ran dry again. the knock—on impact has been severe. oliver say he has that to cull 18 sick cows. others are no longer producing milk. in a statement, southern waters said it understood the enormous i

islamabad high _ its own volition. the chiefjustice of the islamabad high court - its own volition. of the islamabad high court hasl of the islamabad high court has termed the arrest of imran khan as legal. and the reason for that is simple. the tradition has been set before the president is already there that taking bale in each crime separately. imran khan had bail in a number of cases and he went to confirm that to the court today but apparently there was a case that has not yet been announced and it does in that case that he has been arrested. he had a chance as did other elected leaders of pakistan to change laws when they were in power. none of them have done it. they have accepted the rules of the game and now imran khan is angry that the rules do not suit him. that is the real problem of pakistan. if they want democracy than all parties have to agree with the rules and play by those rules and every now and then someone will obviously be charged of crime but when they are they have to be treated much better than the way imran khan has been. basically it is dangerous to be in

khan, the former prime minister of pakistan, while he had appealed to the islamabad high court to getl in several cases, according to the order of the national court of accounts of this country, the security forces arrested him and the manner of arresting imran khan in the court was illegal, and this action was filed. we will while the arrest of the former prime minister of pakistan by the ranger forces was accompanied by a fierce conflict between the security forces and the bodyguards at home, i remember that niareh khan was under prosecution in the financial accident case known as anjuman alwad, and the famous embezzlement of 450 billion was identified by the national court of the country. after investigating the signs of imran khan's connection with this case, by order of the islamabad high court, in response to the arrest of imran khan at the courthouse of the islamabad police chief and some officials of the ministry of interior, they called the supporters of the tehreek-e-insaf party to give explanations. follow this arrests in different cities of pakistan started protests agains

high court, our people would have been there. but they they barged into, i mean, they literally invaded, you can say, attacked the islamabad high courtd that, we did not anticipate because we don't expect even the military to abuse the sanctity of the court in this way. that was from earlier. to the united states now. donald trump has said he will appeal against the verdict of a new york jury that found he sexually abused a writer and then defamed her by calling her a liar. the former us president described the verdict — in a civil case — as a disgrace. however, his victim, ejean carroll, said it was a victory for all women who suffered because they were not believed. mr trump posted a video on the truth social website. i have absolutely no idea who this woman is. the verdict is a disgrace, a continuation of the greatest witch hunt of all time. absolutely a shame. the woman who brought the case against donald trump, ejean carroll, did not speak to the press, but issued a written statement. she said... it's worth reiterating — this was a civil case, and mr trump has not been found to have broken any laws. the punishment will be financ

that is the high court in islamabad, in l the high court in islamabad, in pakistan.pporters of pakistan's former prime minister imran khan. his arrest on tuesday on corruption charges was ruled as illegal yesterday. today, he appeared in the high court and was granted two weeks bail. we are expecting him to leave the high court. mr khan had said that he may well be rearrested. however, now he has been granted two weeks bail, you cannot be arrested for the following two weeks. we are still waiting to see him leave that court. we'll bring you those scenes as and when it happens. the concern is that anything else that goes go awry could well lead to scenes we saw earlier this week, those protests where 11 people reportedly died. 0ur correspondence caroline davies is outside the courts for us, and has an update.— davies is outside the courts for us, and has an update. we've 'ust come out of the courtroom _ and has an update. we've just come out of the courtroom where - and has an update. we've just come out of the courtroom where imran . out of the courtroom where imran

court, also in islamabad yesterday. it is quite confusing, there's been a lot of different developments. tuesday he was at islamabad highrt. that's where he was arrested. he was then under police custody, we didn't see him for several days until thursday when he appeared in front of the supreme court call by the chief justice bear who said he wanted to see him up here. he then told imran khan that the way he'd been arrested was a legal at that other court. and therefore that meant the entire process would have to start all over again. in the meantime imran con ended up staying overnight in a police compound area. he was told it was for his own safety although he was for his own safety although he was allowed to have guests and visitors. today he was appearing at islam about high court covered the very court he was a resident, essentially restarting that procedure from scratch to see what would happen. there was a potential outcome as to whether or not he would be given bail, whether those arrest charges could be back to put back again. avenues for that particular charts he initially said yes, you've been given bailfor a

building, where he was _ islamabad high court building, where he was for— islamabad high court accountability bureau. — by the national accountability bureau, we also know that the national— bureau, we also know that the national accountability bureau, since _ national accountability bureau, since its — national accountability bureau, since its inception in 2001, has been _ since its inception in 2001, has been used _ since its inception in 2001, has been used politically against political opponents of political government and also the military, so that part. _ government and also the military, so that part. i— government and also the military, so that part, i think is very unfortunately where he has been taken. _ unfortunately where he has been taken, but i think that this is something which will have an impact on pakistan's politics, and definitely have an impact on imran khan's _ definitely have an impact on imran khan's future. i see it definitely is an— khan's future. i see it definitely is an effort to push him back... push— is an effort to push him back... push him — is

now, on tuesday, paramilitaries seized him from the grounds of islamabad's high court.k to the streets. on wednesday, the protests spread and turned violent. ten people have since died, and pakistan's government have accused mr khan of trying to take power by force. yesterday the country's supreme court ruled his detention was unlawful, but mr khan was ordered to attend court before he could leave custody. that takes us to today. islamabad's high court granted him bail, and ordered that he not be arrested again for two weeks. he left custody and has since returned to his home city of lahore. defiant probably sums up imran khan's attitude today. when he arrived at court, he was met in court by some of his supporters who were chanting slogans, there were journalists and lawyers there too, and the paramilitaries that were there to protect him in riot kit, as well as police officers. this was quite an unruly crowd making its way through the court complex, occasionally knocking people off their feet. when he arrived in court he then, during the times that the court was not i

former pakistani prime minister imran khan, has been granted bail at islamabad high court — but tellshe bbc he expects to rearrested when he leaves. this is the scene outside the court room, where you can see crowds gathered outside. many are waiting for mr khan to leave, we will go there live if there are any developments. concerns of a potential surge of migrants on the us—mexico border as a controversial immigration policy expires arrested and detained for 13 hours — we hear from the royal supporter whose coronation celebrations turned into a nightmare. it was because of a police mix—up. and another colourful night at the eurovision song contest, as the line—up for the grand final on saturday is now confirmed. a very warm welcome. pakistan's ex—prime minister imran khan has been freed from custody, a day after the supreme court ruled his dramatic arrest on corruption charges was illegal. imran khan was released on protected bail, was due to be released on protected bail, meaning he can not be re—arrested for at least two weeks. this was the scene as mr khan arrived at court — he's

>> reporter: kim, khan has only just very recently arrived at the islamabad high court amidst very tight security. so what we're seeing right now is the islamabad high court compound where there are hundreds of riot police, traffic police, regular police as well as paramilitary troops with a little bit of the media that's positioned outside. there's a strict ban on people gathering within the capital, let alone outside the court. there has been a call for people coming in to peacefully gather but they've been prevented. many roads are blocked around the capital. there has been this fear of clashes because of what we've seen over the past couple of days. we don't know what's going to happen after this court appe appearance. imran khan appeared before the supreme court yesterday and the supreme court had said that imran khan's detention was illegal but had still kept khan in protective custody and made him spend the night at a police guest house while he was in the custody of the supreme court. so he's filing a petition against the corruption charges that led to his arrest, a bail petition

khan was involved in this case by order of the islamabad high court in response to the arrest of imran courthouse of islamabad police chief and some officials of the ministry of interior to provide explanations for the calls of tehreek-e-insaf supporters following this arrest in various cities of pakistan. to the protest demonstration of dand peyman rahmani of the islamabad radio and television news agency, the regional anti-narcotics campaign in khordad, and with the presence of iran , saudi arabia, egypt, syria, turkey, kuwait, jordan and lebanon, began to investigate regional cooperation solutions to combat drug trafficking as a scourge for the whole the region is one of the most important issues that will be held in iraq for the first time. two days after the request of the foreign ministers of the arab league member syria to return to this union, the american president and the emergency for syria should be extended for another year. assad is still closed it is unusual for american national security and foreign policy. the state of emergency of the us government regarding syria was

islamabad high court says his detention is legal. what is your assessment?ink both things are true. clearly there is a lot of vindictiveness, which is what he and his supporters are saying, in the sense that the political rhetoric is that when they talk about the high handedness of him being arrested, the response is, is not this what you did was when you were in power? so there was a sense of that. on the other hand, there are cases that have been made around him, particularly on the charge of corruption, but this -- the context is his politics is around the idea that he is clean but the other politicians for pakistan have been corrupt. >> the eyes of the world are on this situation. antony blinken says he wants to see the rule of law followed in pakistan. a similar sense -- stance from the u.k., that they want to see peaceful democracy in the country. what do you make of those statements? >> i think the world is rightly concerned that this country and instability can have very high cost. this is an extremely fractious, difficult geography. look at the neig

all eyes are expectedly on the islamabad high court as everybody, including the pts supporters wait to what happens. the authorities were very clear with imran khan, including the... he was asked not to bring supporters to the high court. early today, there were clashes at the scene outside the high court premises and the judicial complex. there is a very intense atmosphere even today. you spoke about mr imran khan's presents entering the courtroom, even then, his body language was far more different than how it was on a may the 9th when he was taken away. today, he looked from a confident, and yesterday, when he appeared for the supreme court, he looked far more confident than he was earlier, he keeps saying that he might get arrested again. so, today, when some reporters approached him at the high court, he did tell them that he expects to be arrested again. for which he will not resist at all. he has... his lawyers as well.— not resist at all. he has... his lawyers as well. how likely are we to net a lawyers as well. how likely are we to get a response _ lawyers as well. how likely

pakistan's former prime minister, imran khan has been arrested at the high court in the capital islamabadhere for an unrelated hearing on corruption charges — one of several court cases mr khan is facing. footage showed paramilitary forces in armoured personnel carriers detaining mr khan after he entered the court compound, before driving him away. mr khan was ousted as prime minister in april last year and has been campaigning for early elections since then. mr khan was arrested at the islamabad high court this morning where he was arrested on corruption charges. he was taken according to footage that was circulating, circulated by his party on whatsapp, the pti, images were shown of him being taken by police and put into a police vehicle. there is also footage which appears to show police in riot gear. now, we have also had confirmation since then from the islamabad police, who confirmed that they had arrested him on corruption charges. they have also issued a section 144 stop that means that there are no or protests allowed in islam are bad. this is not the first time that we have seen

they say tomorrow when he appears back in that court, the islamabad high court, and he will appear inourt's protection. he will remain within the police compound in islamabad. that is because, they say, even though he asked to be able to go home, they say for his security and protection he needs to stay within the police compound, although he will be allowed to have guests there. and staying with him as well. when mr khan appeared in front of the judiciary he was very defiant, he described the way they could be treated in his words as being like a terrorist. to the point where the judiciary were interrupting him and saying other people have been treated worse than you have, mr khan inside the justice system. he was very defiant, very angry about his treatment. after the case finished and he had been told he was able to stay within the police compound, he stayed with in court within the next 15 minutes taking questions from media as well. really quite a defiant performance by mr khan today. caroline davies they are reported and speak to the bbc article earlier. let's take a look at som

having said that, the way they picked up imran khan and went into the islamabad high court, that was legal at all. in fact, there is a court order which says that nobody is going to be picked up or arrested from the premises of the court. on the report i got, they said they hit him on the head and dragged him. the way he was arrested is absolutely and also and also you know they had his lawyer was saying in court today that they had not sent him the documentation. they had not asked him for that. there is obviously the whole history on the one hand you have had imran khan in the assassination attempt on imran khan there is no denying that, on the other hand imran khan therefore resisting arrest was police from islamabad with certain cases. it is a complex fact, but things are correct but that there was a case in which under the nab law, you could pick him up, but the way they arrested him was absolutely not correct, but the high court ended up saying it is fine and now they have gone to the supreme court. also, imran khan was not allowed to -- anchor: i'm going to stop you there becau

emergency has been declared and offices and schools were closed in some cities, while the islamabad high court has declared the arrest of imran khan legal, the tehreek-e-insaf party is going to appeal to the supreme court and pursue its information through the judicial system. we will do at the same time fans we also want to have peaceful protests and refrain from violence, and pakistani government officials announced that due to the security situation, imran khan will be present at the police headquarters to answer his charges, while the punjab elections were supposed to be held in the next few days. it should be clear that now with the arrest of imran khan , the election will be held in an aura of uncertainty. he invited to the afp report that the meeting of the arab league is scheduled to be held on friday next week in saudi arabia. the arab league had defined syria's membership 12 years ago in the meeting of foreign ministers of the arab countries that was held in the continent. these countries attacked this league again. in jordan, saudi arabia has presented the presence of bashar al-assa

the chiefjustice the chief justice of islamabad's the chiefjustice of islamabad's high court said this some parts of the country. this is one of the main roads out of islamabad. the protesters here have come out in their hundreds to show how angry they are at the arrest of imran khan. today's arrest left some without hope for pakistan's political system. i don't know, let there be anarchy, let there be chaos, if there is no imran, there is nothing left in pakistan. 0ther protests were directed that one group, pakistan's powerful military. imran khan has repeatedly criticised its leadership. in lahore they broke into the city was my highest official residence. in rawalpindi they broached the case of the military headquarters. pakistan has not seen such open attacks on its military in decades. pakistan is due to hold a national election this year. it's politically polarised. imran khan has been accused of whipping up his supporters. from his armoured car on his way to court, he told me then that he thought the authorities intended to jail him. putting in prison, would keep me out of the

the chief justice of the islamabad high court said this was unacceptable and tantamount to an attack. he summoned the national accountability bureau and asked for an explanation. across the country, there have been widespread protests, angry crowds, also entering into the general headquarters of the military, which is unprecedented. >> i am just so upset about what they are doing. i'm standing since afternoon because he has been brought in. i want people to know. >> i am absolutely enraged and shocked at what our authorities are doing with a person that means so much to the public. i have come here to show my solidarity to all the people of pakistan, to the people of islamabad. reporter: there are reports from across pakistan of his supporters coming out against this move by the government. neave: the white house has urged all parties to de-escalate after at least 15 people were killed by israeli airstrikes in gaza on tuesday. the israeli army said it targeted and killed three senior members of islamic jihad. at least four children were also killed. we have this report from west jerus

the chiefjustice of islamabad's high court has said that the arrest was legal. was already palpable in some parts of the country. this is one of the main roads out of islamabad, that way to islamabad. protesters here have and the hundreds to show how angry they are at the arrest. today's arrest left some without hope for pakistan's political system. let there be anarchy, let there be chaos. if there is no imran, there is nothing left in pakistan. all the protests were directed at one group, pakistan's powerful military. imran khan has repeatedly criticised its leadership. in the fall, they broke into the city's highest military official residence, setting it on fire and even taking the army's peacocks. in rawalpindi, they breached the gates of the army's headquarters. pakistan hasn't seen such open attacks by the public on its army in decades. pakistan is due to hold a national election this year. it's politically polarised. imran khan has been accused of whipping up his supporters to avoid the law. we last saw violent protests by his supporters in march, from hi

islamabad. imran khan has left the high _ correspondent is in islamabad. imran khan has left the high courtney from islamabad to get there and is something he's been asking for after appearing in the supreme court, different court and islamabad yesterday. and it is quite confusing there's been a lot of different developments and to stay, he was at a islamabad high court for he was at a islamabad high court for he was at a islamabad high court for he was arrested and he was under police investigation and news is not seen for several days until yesterday, thursday when he arrived in front of the supreme court called by the chiefjustice there who said that he wanted to see him to appear. he then told imran khan that the way she had been arrested was illegal at that high court, the other court and therefore, that meant the entire process would have to start all over again and in the meantime, imran khan stayed overnight at a police compound area. he was told that was for his own safety although he was allowed to have guests and visitors. and today he was appearing in front of islamabad high cou

today, pakistan�*s former prime minister, imran khan, was granted bail by the islamabad high court, daysuntry�*s military. on wednesday on newsnight we spoke to one of his supporters — a member of his party, dr shireen mazari — who told us there were concerns around other leadership figures being detained. the problem is that after khan�*s abduction, we are not as... second—tier leadership of the pti has also been arrested. we are having mass arrests of the leadership in all the cities. so there is really no one now to even control how the protests continue but they are continuing. well, that has indeed happened. this is footage of dr mazari being arrested in the early hours of this morning — one of several political figures taken in by police since khan�*s arrest. we haven�*t independently verified this video but her arrest has been confirmed by the bbc. imran khan�*s party, pti, has tweeted that dr shireen mazari was "abducted" and claimed that armed police entered her home. they�*ve described it as a shameful moment. the prime minister and labour leader have both agreed that ukraine�*

greeted back at his home in lahore by thousands of supporters after his release on bail by the islamabad high court a week of high drama for mr khan in which pakistan has seen violent unrest triggered by the latest attempt to have the former prime minister arrested. mexico has said it will limit the number of deportees it accepts from the united states, after the us brought in new rules for migrants trying to cross its southern border. a law known as title 42, which was brought in during the pandemic, expired yesterday. 0ur west coast correspondent, sophie long, sent this report from the southern border city of el paso. ——the tiny swiss village of brienz is now empty after its residents were ordered to evacuate by friday evening because of the risk of an imminent rockslide. they'd been given just 48 hours to abandon their homes, following warnings by geologists that days of heavy rain could bring two million cubic metres of loosened rock crashing down the mountainside onto the village. louisa pilbeam reports. packing up and leaving a life behind. this woman is one of the villagers in brienz, in swi

we start in pakistan, where former prime minister, imran khan, has been granted bail by the islamabad high court. the court is currently hearing eight cases filed against him. mr khan's bail had been due to expire later today — but has been renewed for a further three days. this was mr khan arriving at court earlier, behind a curtain of bullet proof shields, after earlier attempts on his life. imran khan was removed from office by a vote of no confidence last year. he accused pakistan's military of forcing him out and says the cases against him are politically motivated. earlier i discussed the situation with khurram dastgir khan — a federal ministerfor energy in pakistan. the fact that mr khan is getting a bonanza of bail from the courts means that pakistan's justice system is operating normally and functioning well. the important point to note is that the events of may nine in their scale and severity amounted to an insurrection against the pakistani state. because if a political party takes it upon itself to attack courts of law, to attack martyrs, monuments, to attack they burn to school in

tte: former pakistani prime minister imran khan went to the islamabad high court complex to a court hearingre suddenly dozens of paramilitary enforcers, officers dragged him away and then later on the interior minister of pakistan said mr khan was arrested because he did not respond to various notices on a corruption case issued by the country's anti—corruption watchdog. country's anti—corru ption watchdog. but country's anti—corruption watchdog. but mr kan�*s arrest has triggered a lot of anger amongst his supporters mr khanna. protests are happening in several pakistani cities, mark waugh, karachi, peshawar. and even in smaller towns. there are videos on social media showing protesters outside military compounds and places. this is unprecedented, it has never happened. the anger is turning towards a military. there has been a background to this because supporters of mr khan think the military was behind the other thing last april when he lost his vote of no—confidence, sub—pakistan is on edge this evening. tt is. is on edge this evening. it is. extraordinary _ is on edge this evening. it

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release imran khan, and they also said imran khan has got to present himself in front of the islamabad high courtut i suppose the question it begs is, is this enough to enter the street protests for imran khan supporters or is it likely to fuel them?- or is it likely to fuel them? there is an interesting _ or is it likely to fuel them? there is an interesting comment - or is it likely to fuel them? there is an interesting comment that i or is it likely to fuel them? there - is an interesting comment that imran khan also made after the order that was passed... khan also made after the order that was passed- - -_ was passed... inaudible he said he _ was passed... inaudible he said he has _ was passed... inaudible he said he has nothing i was passed... inaudible he said he has nothing toi was passed... inaudible i he said he has nothing to do was passed... inaudible - he said he has nothing to do with the protests and he always talked about peace. not only this, up to the decision announced by the supreme court, there were reports coming in from islamabad and lahore and different parts of the countr

still has two appear in front of the judge tomorrow in front of the judge tomorrow in the islamabad high courtvery temporary relief. mr khan's arrest sparked protests across the country, some of which turned violent. his supporters say his arrest was designed to muzzle mr khan, who remains a popular and powerful opponent of the current government. i put that point to musadik malik, pakistan's minister of state for petroleum and a member of the cabinet. welcome to bbc news, thank you forjoining us in the studio stopping the arrest of imran khan has led to a nationwide protests, it has been declared illegal by the supreme court as well and the former attorney general called this arrest and extreme misstep, was it a misstep? i extreme misstep, was it a misstep?— misstep? i won't call it a misstep, _ misstep? i won't call it a misstep, i _ misstep? i won't call it a misstep, i think - misstep? i won't call it a misstep, i think there i misstep? i won't call it a i misstep, i think there were some requirements that should be taken care of like arresting him once he leaves the court. that's about it

we see mr khan being taken into a car and driven out from the islamabad high court, where he was appearingn those corruption charges earlier this morning. we corruption charges earlier this morninu. ~ ., ., corruption charges earlier this mornin_ . ., ., ., ~' . .,, morning. we are looking at those pictures- -- _ morning. we are looking at those pictures... they _ morning. we are looking at those pictures... they are _ morning. we are looking at those pictures... they are from - morning. we are looking at those pictures... they are from the - morning. we are looking at those | pictures... they are from the pti's official twitter page. as you are describing, these show police and officers in riot gear with truncheons. they are walking imran khan quickly into a car, jumping on the back of it. a huge group of riot gear police officers marching him towards a vehicle. as i say, these are from the pti's official twitter page. as we were saying, over the last few months, his party say that there have been over 100 court cases against imran khan, and charges, including terrorism, corruption, and c

court hours. there is a high level of security outside islamabad high court where imran khan is currently inside withs. the media is inside as well. outside is a high security paramilitary contingent, troops called into keep a secure situation within the capital. we're being told by a reporter on the ground who actually managed to speak to imran khan and kahn has told him that he is 100% sure that he might actually be arrested again. kahn has accused head of the military for putting him in this situation, he said only one man is doing this and he named the chief of the staff as the person leading the charge his arrest. the arrest was called illegal by the supreme court yesterday. and we are waiting to see what will happen after court resumes after this interval that will start in about half an hour. protestors are gathering in the capital but there is potential clashes. the pakistan prime minister has called kahn supporters terrorists. and a lot of the leadership will be looked up to. there is a complete lockdown of the internet, there is no data, no whatsapp, no facebook, no youtube, no twitter for

their client is right now khan's legal team is in the process of filing a petition to the islamabad high court to dismiss a notice that was issued this morning by the commissioner's office of islamabad which changed the court hearing from the judicial complex which is traditionally and legally all court hearings are held to this police compound behind me. they want that to change. they want imran khan hearing before the public. they want the media to have access to it, and by they, i mean khan's lawyers who told us they have not had access to khan. we were told this hearing would take place at 8:30 in the morning. we're now going into 12:30 in the afternoon. khan is being held somewhere in a guest house in this police compound right behind me. the riot police here. the internet has been completely shut down across the country. whatsapp is down. youtube is down. twitter has been down for more than 12 hours. there is a fear of what's going to happen next. khan was arrested not by the police but by paramilitary troops. we have been told that the judges have so far not arrived. we've also been tol

having to start the entire process again they say tomorrow when he appears in that court, the islamabad high courtlice compound in islam about. that is because they say he asked to go home —— islam about. they say he needs to stay within the police compound. he will be allowed to have guests appearing there. when mr khan appeared in front of thejudiciary he was very defiant, he appeared in front of the judiciary he was very defiant, he described the way he had been treated in his words as being like a terrorist. in fact where the judiciary interrupting fact where thejudiciary interrupting him and fact where the judiciary interrupting him and saying other people have been treated worse than you inside the justice system. but he was very defiant, very angry about his treatment. after the case finished and he had been told he was able to stay within the police compound he stayed with in court for the next 15 minutes taking questions from the media as well. really quite a defiant performance by mr khan today. a defiant performance by mr khan toda . ~ . , a defiant performance by mr khan toda .~ ., , a

the chiefjustice of islamabad's high court has said that the arrest was legal. litical system. let there be anarchy, let there be chaos. if there is no imran, there is nothing left in pakistan. 0ther protests were directed at one group, pakistan's powerful military. imran khan has repeatedly criticised its leadership. in lahore they broke into the city's highest military official residence, setting it on fire and even taking the army's peacocks. in rawalpindi, they breached the gates of the army's headquarters. pakistan hasn't seen such open attacks by the public on its army in decades. pakistan is due to hold a national election this year. it's politically polarised. imran khan has been accused of whipping up his supporters to avoid the law. we last saw violent protests by his supporters in march. from his armoured car on his way to court, mr khan told me then that he thought the authorities intended to jail him. putting in prison means that they will keep me out of the election race right till the end of the elections so i won't be able to campaign. that's the

>> kim, all eyes are on islamabad high court.ghtened sense of -- in the country. the military has been called to keep the law and order situation calm. there has been a ban on public gatherings so, imran khan's have been told to come into the city, but in reaction the police have banned mass gatherings. so, yes, the police are -- hoping the clashes do not happen. it could go either way. there's a possibility that he could be released on that bail, or there would be fresh, different charges issued against. him so, we are all going to have to wait to see what happens inside these glum about high court within the next couple of minutes, and then see how that plays out here in pakistan, where we are having a massive -- the internet has been down for four days. there's a heightened sense of fear in pakistan. and we are waiting to see what happens next after a very tumultuous couple of days here in the capital. kim? >> all right, we will stay on top of that story. cnn producer sophia saifi in islamabad. thank you so much. three weeks i

earlier today, the islamabad high court granted bail for two weeks to former pakistani prime minister whose arrest earlier this week sparked mass protests. on tuesday, paramilitary forces arrested khan on corruption charges, but then on thursday, pakistan's supreme court ruled his arrest was invalid and unlawful. khan had served as pakistan's prime minister from 2018 to 2022 when he was ousted from office in what he described as a "u.s.-backed regime change" plot backed by his opposition. he is now blaming the military. supporters of his political party, the pti, say the latest charges are politically motivated and part of a broader campaign to silence khan. in an attempt to quell the protests, pakistan's police issued an emergency order earlier today to ban gatherings in islamabad. pakistan has also suspended mobile broadband and blocked access to social media apps disrupting the lives of millions. meanwhile, human rights groups accused pakistani forces of using excessive force on supporters of imran khan who have taken to the streets in recent days. at least 10 protesters have been

arrested as he appeared in court to face charges in multiple graft cases was dragged from the islamabad high courtsecurity agents from the national accountability bureau shoved into an armored car and whisked away. the arrest is a dramatic escalation of political tension in the country to spark demonstrations by supporters and at least three cities. many if, like most passengers, they've experienced long delays and ing a new regulation to help improve the experienc m the next time your flight's delayed you the vitamin station proposing new rules ahead of the busy summer travel season and at holding airlines accountable for long delays and cancelations the service you get from your us airlines. that's why our top priority has been to get american air travelers a better deal. president biden and transportation secretary pete buttigieg's want airlines to reimburse passengers for their expenses if airlines canceled or delayed flights for reasons within their control, such as mechanical issues or cruise staffing. still it doesn't mean travelers won't encounter turbulence, but now they could be getting

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hours later, we see that he was attending the islamabad high court for cases and he was arrested therend it was quite a spectacle in dramatic. a large number of your military troops taking him away. he is elected to presented in a special court that has been made at a china police station for security reasons. later today that is happening and the national accountability euro which has a case against him are going to ask to keep him in maximum cost me -- custody for 14 days of investigation. rishaad: this has resulted in these scenes that we were just witnessing. that was the arrest of imran khan but the protest and violence against the backdrop fomented by what is going on economically with country. it sees its economy distrust put it mildly. the imf $6.5 billion bailout land which they have in place has been stalled amongst negotiations. where are we with all this? give us a sense of the state of pakistan now. faseeh: distrust is a mild word at this point in time. it is a deepening economic crisis in pakistan. they had been downgraded twice in the past six months and it the lowest ra

the former prime minister imran khan was arrested outside the high court in islamabad.imilar scenes emerging across the country as protesters take to the streets. more details at the top of the hour. through the next few days, we will keep this mixture of sunny spells and showers and thunderstorms likely as well. the met office have issued yellow thunderstorm warnings for this part of the uk. there could be as much as 20 or 30 millimetres of rain falling from those heavy showers. some hail in there as well. not only some downpours across this part of the uk, but we have some sunshine elsewhere and some sharp showers. although western scotland, north—west england and wales may be turning drier towards the end of the afternoon. temperature rise, peaking at 17 or 18 once again. a lot of the showers will fade away this evening, but they will keep going into the night across the far south—east and east anglia. although they will become lighter. later in the night, we have more cloud piling in from the atlantic, bringing more rain to northern ireland. temperatures could be as

there on friday, after the country's former prime minister, imran khan, finally left the high court in islamabads detention on tuesday sparked days of violent protests, in which a number of people died. a short time ago, mr khan released a video statement. bbc urdu's saher baloch has been analyzing imran khan's speech. he spoke about three things. he spoke about how he is still in disbelief over the fact that his supporters are being accused of perpetrating violence and damaging public property. this is something very new from him because he spoke about it in a roundabout way as you may be aware after his arrest. his supporters allegedly went out and damaged public property and went into military houses in lahore. he was addressing his supporters and saying how he is still in disbelief over the fact that his supporters chose violence. he didn't apologise or condemn it but said his supporters cannot do this. some of his address was still a repetition of what he has been saying so far, but in this case it was a huge thing that he still spoke about the fact that military is misunderstanding his int

pakistan's former prime minister imran khan has been arrested by the military outside the high court in islamabadto face corruption charges. his arrest has caused many demonstrations. pakistan has faced months of political and economic turmoil, during which time imran khan's relationship with the powerful military has deteriorated. our pakistan correspondent caroline davies reports. this was the moment imran khan was arrested. awaiting trial paramilitary troops shattered glass. batons, camera phones and confusion. march to a waiting car in a sea of riot police after two failed attempt to arrest the prime minister, the authorities were taking no chances. the government says the arrest was in line with the law and on the grounds of corruption. the anger was already palpable in some parts of the country. this is one of the main roads out of islamabad and is islamabad. the protesters here have come out in their hundreds to show how angry they are at the arrest of imran khan. today's arrest left some without hope for pakistan's political system. h without hope for pakistan's political system.— without

i willjust share a live shot from the high court in islamabad. has been given two weeks bail and cannot be rearrested. more on this, right here on bbc news. but first off, let's catch up with all of the sport, and crossed to the bbc sport centre. hello, sarah. let's start with european football — asjuventus scored late to salvage a draw at home against sevilla in their europa league semi—final first leg. federico gatti levelled things up with the header, seven minutes into added time. this, after youssef en—nesyri had put the visitors

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country's supreme court said his arrest was unlawful and today he was freed on bail by the high court in islamabades, who was in court. caroline, you've managed to talk to imran khan. what's he been saying? clive, i think defiant probably sums up clive, i think defiant probably sums up imran khan's attitude today. he was met in court by some of his supporters who were chanting slogans, there were journalists and lawyers there too, and the paramilitaries there to protect him in riot kit, as well as police officers. this was quite an unruly crowd making its way through the complex, occasionally knocking people off their feet. when he arrived in court, during the times that the court was not in session, he allowed journalists to have a conversation with them. i asked him whether he can down to the behaviour that we have seen in the course of the last few days, the violence that we have seen in some parts of pakistan. now, he said he had always promoted peaceful protest, but that he could not be held responsible for what had happened during the course of the last few days because he was in police cust

court rather than civilian. that's something that human rights organizations criticize as well. on tuesday, he'll be going to islamabad to the high% chance he will be re-arrested. which could lead to more unarrest. he and pains that he does say it's the army chief's fault that he was deposed. >> all i know is in the last six months, he just worked to remove my government. and he's open ly acted in an interview, clearly he decided i was too dangerous for the government. my government was ousting, insisting. all i said is the solution to pakistan's problems are in free and fair elections, because that's the only thing that would bring political stability in this country. >> he also believes that his life is in danger. he says there was an assassination attempt on him in november of last year. christine. >> paula, thank you so much for that. >>> it seems increasingly likely that ukraine will be getting f-16 fighter jets in the future. however, its military forces on the ground are also getting upgrades. cnn's nic robertson reports on the new tools being added to ukraine's arsenal. >> the first three are four are either -- these will