looking for small children in places like karachi's main railway statn. >> the real hero is the polioealth workerswho are in the frontlin going and vaccinating children. >> reporter: they are campaignte vens, like saeeda banu. she and her colleagues look out for young children, coaxing the ops of oral vaccine into sometimes reluctant customers. for banu, the job is personal. >> ( translated ): i had two sons both developed polio, but the older one died. this happened to my children, and so i want to make sure it doesn't happen to other children. >> reporter: she worries about her surviving son, abdul wajid, who is 16 and severely disabled. >> ( translated ): he was completely normal at birth, then started to show some symptoms at eight months. his feet got twisted, he stopped playing. we've taken him for some operations and that's helped him to sit upright. before, he couldn't even do that.ep >>ter: her husband is on a small pension, and with her own meager salary, this like physical therapy or a wheelchair for abdul wajid are beyond reach.e many peoplve in far worse poverty. and they

this school is nestled between some of karachi busiest roads. headmistress see it is easy couldn't afford proper classrooms so she open the school here where drug gangs used to operate although she hasn't been given official permission she had enough money and commitment to go through with it. they get out of there thinking i want to get kids off the streets but there's a lot of opposition especially from the mafia that forces children to beg and it's protected by politicians. one to two hundred children come here every morning none of them have ever attended a real school. she is one of the biggest cities in the world and has a drastically high number of street children. under ten year old ahmad says his mother used to beat him and eventually she sent him away he was put in children's home where he was tormented by the supervisors he escaped and survived by begging on the streets one day a boy told him about the school under the highway and since then he's been coming here now he says he's happy. thirteen year old girl shine used to work cleani

this karachi advertising company made the video.an this is, it is very devastating for me, it is very shocking for me, i don't have words. ijust want shocking for me, i don't have words. i just want to, shocking for me, i don't have words. ijust want to, i shocking for me, i don't have words. i just want to, i told shocking for me, i don't have words. ijust want to, i told you earlier, i want to see the face of that men who edited the video about purposes. the video was produced for this charity, working on abducted children. we made this video to help society, but it is being used wrongly and people are dying. we condemn this. whoever is responsible should be prosecuted. the makers of these short films say it has helped save children's lives in pakistan. they are now coming to terms with its effects across the border in india. you're watching newsday on the bbc. live from singapore and london. still to come on the programme: what is that thing moving across the beach? we speak to the man who blended science and art into dozens of t

credit right china also does that russia has also given us loans when they built the steel mill in karachi they were the actually they the soviet union at the time built our first statement with a loan and we paid because i was in finance i knew exactly what was going up so the point is we tend to look for the hidden agendas and my view is that the agendas are all open of course if a particular country gives you a couple of billion dollars to build infrastructure their clout in the country increases but they also selling their goods they also generating goodwill and to me in the ecosystem you build for diplomacy all these things add to the brand of the relationship between the two countries and then there's also iran right and iran still is on the verge of collapse united states is actually trying to slam sect slap sanctions anyone who continues as a business with iran pakistan has boosted trade cooperation with their own lately costly gas pipeline plans do you think all of that could be in jeopardy now do you think like. pakistan will still continue doing business with iran regardless ame

retaliated by attacking the iraqi embassy in paris and targeting iraqi diplomats in london paris and karachi. abu nidal struck yet again on june first one nine hundred eighty one killing the p.l.o. brussels representative but a couple of dollars most significant operation was to come pick a year later. on june third one nine hundred eighty two and other than a doll gunmen opened fire on israel's ambassador to london critically wounded. israel responded by launching the military operation more massive than its nineteen seventy three war effort against the combined forces of egypt and syria. and nine hundred eighty two israeli invasion of lebanon had been an open secret for some time the lebanon israel border had been a constant point of tension as palestinians and israelis dreda drugget and artillery fire and a fact had realized that it was only a matter of time before israel launched an all out attack go ahead. bet that they had a man who at our arafat's was the only one who believe that an israeli invasion which would reach beirut was inevitable how much you can deny the people always milit

credit right china also does that russia has also given us loans when they built the steel mill in karachi they were the actually they the soviet union at the time built our first statement with a loan and we paid because i was in finance i knew exactly what was going up so the point is we tend to look for the hidden agenda in my view is that the agendas are all open of course if a particular country gives you a couple of billion dollars to build infrastructure their clout in the country increases but they also selling their goods they're also generating goodwill and to me in the ecosystem you build for diplomacy all these things add to the brand of the relationship between the two countries and then there's also iran right and the deal is on the verge of collapse united states is actually trying to slap sect slap sanctions anyone who continues is a business with iran pakistan has boosted its trade cooperation with their own lately costly gas pipeline plans do you think all of that could be in jeopardy now do you think like. pakistan will still continue doing business was iran regardless o

retaliated by attacking the iraqi embassy in paris and targeting iraqi diplomats in london paris and karachi. abu nidal struck yet again on june first one nine hundred eighty one killing the p.l.o. brussels representative but only does most significant operation was to come pick a year later. on june third one nine hundred eighty two and other in the doll gunmen opened fire on israel's ambassador to london critically wounded him. israel responded by launching the military operation more massive than its nineteen seventy three war effort against the combined forces of egypt and syria. and nine hundred eighty two israeli invasion of lebanon had been an open secret for some time the lebanon israel border had been a constant point of tension as palestinians and israelis dreda drop it and artillery fire on a fact had realized that it was only a matter of time before israel launched an all out attack go ahead. italy. better yet they had the man who at our arafat's was the only one who believe that an israeli invasion which would reach beirut was inevitable he complied appeal always military counci

retaliated by attacking the iraqi embassy in paris and targeting iraqi diplomats in london paris and karachi. abu nidal struck yet again on june first one nine hundred eighty one killing the p.l.o. brussels representative but only does most significant operation was to come pick a year later. on june third one nine hundred eighty two and other than a doll gunmen opened fire on israel's ambassador to london critically wounded him. israel responded by launching the military operation more massive than its nineteen seventy three war effort against the combined forces of egypt and syria. and nine hundred eighty two israeli invasion of lebanon had been an open secret for some time the lebanon israel border had been a constant point of tension as palestinians and israelis dreda drugget and artillery fire and a fact had realized that it was only a matter of time before israel launched an all out attack go ahead. we have a man who at our arafat's was the only one who believe that an israeli invasion which would reach beirut was inevitable he complied appeal always military council and it won't a com

four men were killed in that karachi that happened in the horsforth area of leeds at about 20 to threemorning. please say seattle lyon with six people in it was travelling in this direction and derided with a taxi coming the opposite way. four men died, one was aged 18, two were aged 19 and one was aged 21. there we re aged 19 and one was aged 21. there were also a 16—year—old and a 17—year—old girl in the car and the 17—year—old girl in the car and the 17—year—old is believed to be in critical condition. the taxi driver was a 42—year—old man. he was also taken to hospital, but his injuries are not thought to be life—threatening. the police say they believe the car was travelling at speed and they are asking anyone with any information to come forward and help with their investigation. the nhs in england has set—out plans to stop hundreds of thousands of patients every year receiving treatments deemed "ineffective or too risky". haemorrhoid surgery and treatment for varicose veins are among the procedures that will be restricted under the proposals. it's expected to save the nhs an est

and this photograph from karachi in pakistan shows people trying to keep cool from the heat. break up, with more places seeing sunshine. it looks like only the channel islands that will see showers later. we going to the evening, and the changes are subtle, with cloud in the south—west beginning to break up, but it brings in the next cloud from the north sea. things will cloud over overnight, and it is going to be a relatively chilly night, cooler than it was last night, with some sports getting down to three or four. a cool start, but for most of us it is a bright start, with sunshine. areas of cloud in the north sea, that is going to try to roll in across the north and and the south of scotland, and conversely there will be less cloud today in the south of england and wales. temperatures could get to 22 or 23 degrees. the next subtle change comes later in the week as we get into thursday. could be good news for sufferers of hay fever, because in the south there are very high pollen levels. but the showers will try to push on from the south, and they are quite intense across