that was jemima khan, jemima goldsmith _ victims.out what she's doing, tell us about the scale of the disaster. according to government figures, 84 districts nationwide are calamity hit, mainly in balochistan and sindh province. 7.9 million displaced with 600,000 in relief camps. 800,000 refugees, of which 400,000 are children. so you can see the scale of the disaster will take pakistan a very long time to recover. the new finance minister said that the conference that has been promised by french prime minister emmanuel macron will take place next month and he hopes that will help with the long—term recovery plans for pakistan. long-term recovery plans for pakistan-— long-term recovery plans for pakistan. . ~' , ., , . whilst churches across the uk have been holding their usual sunday services, as the cost of living crisis has meant, more people are coming to rely on them throughout the week. that's because many places of worship offer hot meals and a chance to warm up. however, they're also feeling the pinch from rising gas and elec

so, jemima, you have a new film out, what's love got to do with it?ght now by auctioning off viewings of your film, that is due out injanuary. tell me all about that. yes, i wrote this film a long time ago, produced it and it is partly set in pakistan. it's a predominately either british—pakistani or pakistani cast, and it'sjust timely that we get to put it to good use at the moment, which is to help as a kind of fundraising tool. so, in terms of timing, it's been helpful because it means we can do various charity screenings and charity dinners to try to raise money for the flood victims in pakistan. everything we do will hopefully help the victims. everyone's been very supportive. emma thompson has been incredibly engaged, lilyjames has been very supportive with unicef, all the stars, and sajal ali, a great pakistani actress, they have all said they will come out and take part in a fundraising event. a dinner and a screening, and regional events. we'll do birmingham, manchester, various towns where there's a big south asian contingent. and another bi

we don't have enough money to fight that he rambled. geneva has shown us his limits. jemima betrayed the people, the people were hoping for real change. but on the diplomatic level, during a period of crisis, our diplomacy was very passive rather than active l. last but not least, a monday or a convoy of 200 sites was attacked by 2 as blue. and people say that it on 70 a civilian were killed and eaten meters, military still asking, move, we say that france is in collusion with the terrorists. if in reality, france, which colonized this would really wanted to, in this crisis, it could have ended it. he had the assault we just heard about was on a convoy of some $200.00 lorraine taking supplies to the northern part of the west african country. earlier in the week, such islamists, terrorist attacks have become common in burkina, faso since 2015 with thousands killed in nearly 2000000 people displaced from their homes. berkener bay security consulting. we talked to say political dialog locked king over the years as needed to reduce violence in the region. one former colonial power needs

we don't have enough money to fight that he, rob geneva has shown us his limits. jemima betrayed the people, the people were hoping for real change. but on the diplomatic level, during a period of crisis, our diplomacy was very passive rather than active. and last but not least, a monday, a convoy of 200 sites was attacked by to his group. and cooper said that it on 70 a civilian were killed and eaten meters military. his till he moved. we say that france is in collusion with the terrorists. if in reality, france, which colonized this really wanted to in this crisis, it could have ended it the assault we just heard about was actually on a convoy of some 200. lori's taking supplies to a northern part of the west african country earlier in the week. such is the midst of tax. it become rather common in a fossil since 2015 with thousands killed and nearly 2000000 people displaced. working out of a security consultant we spoke to says that political dialogue severely lacking over the years if desperately needed to reduce violence in the region. we for the moment it is difficult to determi

we don't have enough money to fight that he rob this to me by has shown us his limits. jemima betrayed the people, the people were hoping for real change. but on the diplomatic level, during a period of crisis, our diplomacy was very passive rather than active l. last but not least, a monday or a convoy of 200 sites was attacked by to his group. and people say that it on 70 a civilian were killed and eaten meters, military, his kid asking move. we say that france is in collusion with the terrorists. if in reality, france, which colonized this would really wanted to, in this crisis, it could have ended it here. so they just heard about was on a convoy taking supplies to the northern part of the country. terrorist attacks like this have become a major threat in between us for since 2015. over the years, thousands of people died and need to mean people have been displaced for security consultant of this. so what this says, political dialogue might be a way to reduce violence in the region. yes, for the moment it is difficult to determine which group is responsible for the terrorist attack

the states by the one-year anniversary there are these cultural debates, like and jemima and whether the team should have a racial slur and its name. you have all that and then you have the reality that when the world could move on and when race and racism became diluted in the typical moving of our lives it got pushed to the back burner again. what we hope this does is resend her the conversation. also in dubious practices when i heard that dante right died. it became clear to me the system isn't adjusted the lingering cloud or state, in buffalo. i apologize. it can consumeor and corrupt and so i think the challenge where we should be is thinking about how we can dismantle such. >> the last chapter of the book is titled american hope. to know that we realize there's more to the story and the dangers and the darkness is of racism, the other side of the story that people that have been subjected to that level of racism and hardship to continue to show up for the country and believe in the country. george floyd was one example but there are many examples of black people notot giving up

whether aunt jemima should be on your pancake syrup. whether the washington team should have a slur in its name. and when the world could playoff on and when race and racism became diluted in the typical moving of our lot, in the typical political system. it got pushed to the back burner again. what we hope this book does is begin to recenter the conversation. i was with courtney ross, george floyd's last girlfriend, and a number of women who had also lost their loved ones to police and dubious practices, when i heard daunte wright died. a number of them knew them. and it became clear to me that race and racism with the rest die against that is not just a lingering cloud and when we think about it. it's a pernicious force that moved a man to go and kill some people just shopping for groceries in boston-- in buffalo, i apologize. and if he does acknowledge and con the front it, then it can consume and corrupt all of us and so, i think the challenge of where we should be how we can dismantle such a force before it consumes us all. >> i'll

warrants and or you saw some of these big cultural debates suddenly get settled you know whether aunt jemima should on your pancake sirup whether the washington football team should a racial slur in its name you have all of that and then you the reality that when the world could move on and when race and racism became diluted in the typical moving of our lives in the typical political it got pushed to the backburner again what we hope this book is begin to recenter the conversation i was aware courtney ross george last girlfriend and a number of women who had also lost very loved ones to police in dubious practices. when i heard daunte wright died. a number of them knew one, and it became to me that race and racism, the system, the residue of that is not just the lingering cloud or a stain on. when we think about america, it's a pernicious force that moves it moved a man to go and kill some people just shopping for groceries in baltimore in buffalo. i apologize. and if we don't acknowledge and confront it, then can consume and corrupt of us. and so i the challenge where we should be is think

i know locally there is a fantastic lady based in birmingham who is called jemima hughes, and her poetryh punch, he is great as well, here's a boxer, and he really relates to young people in schools as well. our current worcestershire poet laurie is actually the youngest one the county has ever installed, she is 23, rihanna leviton, she is doing fantastic work across nhs hospital trusts as well as with young people. and when they go into hospitals, or in olderfolks' homes, those settings, what is it, how is the best way to engage people, do you think? is it the spoken word and performing it?— think? is it the spoken word and performing it? definitely. because there is something _ performing it? definitely. because there is something very _ performing it? definitely. because there is something very special- there is something very special about a live performance, you feel the atmosphere, you feel the emotions, you can portray the emotions, you can portray the emotions much more. but we are more and more turning to technology as well so, a lot of our work is across social media platforms,