that was jemima khan, jemima goldsmith _ victims. ut 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 elect

, jemima goldsmith, about the auctions of the screenings. mo, here. — mo the matchmaker. no photos? what's love got to do with it?, and you are showing an awful lot of love for pakistan right 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 birmingh

has been speaking to the screenwriter and producer of the film what's love got to do with it, jemima goldsmithotos? yeah, no photos yet. so, jemima, you have a new film out, what's love got to do with it?, and you are showing an awful lot of love for pakistan right now by auctioning off viewings of yourfilm, 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's just 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. we're going to do another big fundraising event injanuary, which i would like to raise half—a—million at that. every single screening that we do will, in some way, hopefully, have a benefit charitably for the flood victims. emma thompson has been incredibly engaged, lilyjames has been very supportive with u