in one of the largest slum settlements in karachi and her mother is a single mother, she is someones around the houses of rich women to massage their very tired bodies, and anita is cut out of her city. she is cast out of the periphery and so those are the three main characters but as the story progresses, others come along with them. you have rich, poor, east, west. i am interested in sonny because he is from portsmouth and that is where i went to school. i wonder if you willjust read, there is a passage there that describes portsmouth and what it is that sonny is running away from. yes. sonny went for long walks circling portsmouth, trying to find refuge in what appeared to him to be only a wasteland. a town of forgotten people. why hadn't he passed it in india with his own people? why hadn't he stayed with that friend of his who sonny had to hear about all the time, instead of coming here where there were nobodies? sonny walked everywhere. kilometres along the muddy southsea seafront, around the modern glass university buildings, betrayed by the shabbiness of their designs and ev

he nearly died after being shot in karachi by immunizing children in 22 of despite the risks let they've still goes into communities and speaks to religious leaders so they can help counter misinformation about the virus. we need because what about connected. and who understand local sensitivities this is essential for people to trust them and accept the fact. you are trying to have been made in reducing the number of cases here from over 300 in 214 to just 12. bucks on is one of the 3 countries in the was born remains and and rumors spread via social media are inflaming already existing distrust of fascination. that. this man was arrested after posting a video online telling boys to finda after apparently being immunized it's going to be added to mass hysteria over when thousands of children would rushed to hospital by panicked parents who believed they were being poisoned the government spokesman says this type of scaremongering will not be tolerated and promised new ways to reassure parents will be introduced soon i'm going. to. continue with the negotiations at facebook and have a co

we know from the psl where we had 40,000 people turn up every day in karachi.l fill stadiums for test matches. we need to continue to focus on that because health of the nation is dependent on cricket as much as anything because of how important and how much it means to people. we started with a quote, and we'll finish with a quote from a sports journalist. he wrote that "cricket is played by the army and the taliban. it's enjoyed by all the pakistan's sects and religions. it is part of pakistan's history and its future." that rather sums it all up, doesn't it? it does totally and not only that but also the importance of women's cricket. we have begun to build that up and we have a fantastic women's selection panel now led by a former player for pakistan. it is importance of the women's side is important in terms of the reflection it has on society, in terms of valuing women within pakistani society, and the better the women do, the more role models we create and the more girls who can aspire and be inspired by the women players. so one of my big goals is to tr

a major acted out so they all actors and it's about tracing the original inhabitants of karachi who which is a very diverse ethnicities and different religions so it's kind of an homage to people who have always lived in the city and who made the city in some ways and about the city becoming more homogenous in terms of muslin you know how come the city was so deserted because every all the muslim community was breaking that fast so it's actually done during ramadan hosts and so i brought out my protagonists on the streets. now your current exhibition which i said is really more of a retrospective because it's pretty big that's what happens when these old men become. the martin group is back to 22nd of september until so if people come to bill and they should go because martin group is well worth a visit it's called they died laughing very. briefly. i just like the agency of laughter and it kind of cripples people. wait a minute. yes yes all right thanks very much for being with us thank you. is a major part of german culture and there are strict laws governing how it is brewed laws that g

the unusual outbreak is in the town of ratodero, 400km north of karachi — and with more than 300,000 source. the bbc‘s umer nangiana has this report. she has just lost a younger son. she hasjust lost a younger son. he was only five. he tested positive for hivjust over a month ago. he had been sick for three years. this woman had never heard of the infection. she blames the local health system for his untimely death. a local doctor gave my child and injection. and he never recovered from it. we took in to a government treatment centre but they refused to help. my child was in a lot of pain and i was helpless. her son was one of more than 600 children, most of them under five who have been diagnosed with hiv in the last few weeks alone. most of the last few weeks alone. most of the cases are from this recent outbreak are in this village and similar ones outbreak are in this village and similarones in outbreak are in this village and similar ones in the area. people here say for medical facilities force them to go to private practitioners in nearby towns. health officials tell us not al

in pakistan's biggest city, karachi, localities like these are run—of—the—mill reservoirs of polio virusfight against the disease was started, with an attack on the vaccine. people fear vaccination is a campaign against muslims. nearly 100 people have been killed in polio vaccination campaigns since 2012. this man lost the use of his legs due to the disease. it ended his childhood. now he wants to stop its spread, but it is getting harder. what are the authorities doing to tackle fake information on twitter and facebook? when the government wants to trace someone on social media they can do it easily. these anti—vaccine videos have been created openly and uploaded from somewhere. the government has managed to get some videos from youtube and facebook taken down, but knows it faces a bigger task. i seriously believe that efforts have to be made to de—link the polio programme fromt he rest. we have to own the programme ourselves, we have to come up with an open dialogue sort of a strategy where we should straightaway answer all the concerns of parents. and convincing these parents is more

buy and it hasn't really stepped up to so to play it as much as it perhaps could have journalist in karachi with the latest on the situation there for the fortunate developments to report tonight jason thank you. well here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world authorities in peru say they've seized over 5 tons of illegal drugs that were destined for europe peru's president said the hole was made in a multinational operation involving police in argentina spain and italy officials say the suspects were using front companies pretending to export honey and but man it's police in australia have arrested the man suspected of killing at least 4 people at the motel in daraa when witnesses say the gunman stormed 3 rooms on tuesday firing of sawn off shotgun before fleeing the scene police say the attack was not terrorism related. full membership of the european union and nato and peace with russia that's what ukraine's new president will the mutes alinsky says are his goals as he makes his 1st official visit abroad his destination of course brussels solon's he he

wednesday with egypt looking to make it 2 wins from 3 when they play the democratic republic of congo in karachi or despite helping out when their opening game against zimbabwe egypt's mohamed salah has been criticized by some for taking too many shots and not passing to teammates during the one when all that prompted one of those teammates to launch a staunch defense of the live a full stop. the mother told us in the middle of that we are i don't think there's a lot of pressure on the seller he's already prepared to play for his country and there are 22 other players with him he's handled this kind of pressure at club and international level the pressure won't stop him sol is a huge talent he gives any team he plays for a real advantage whether it's liverpool or egypt well it's a rest day the women's world cup was the team's repair for the quarterfinals temperatures in france are getting extremely hot but the england coach doesn't think it'll affect his players in the match would know why i actually like it being hard i really do my players like it being how we feel good in the heat yes it's go

in pakistan's biggest city, karachi, localities like these are one of the main reservoirs of polio virusapter of the country's formidable fight against the disease was started, with an attack on who's team. people fear vaccination is a western campaign against muslims. nearly 100 people have been killed in polio vaccination campaigns since 2012. ibrahim lost the use of his legs due to the disease. it ended his childhood. now he wants to stop its spread, but it is getting harder. translation: what are the authorities doing to tackle fake information on twitter and facebook? when the government wants to trace someone on social media they can do it easily. these anti—vaccine videos are being created openly and uploaded from somewhere. the government has managed to get some videos from youtube and facebook taken down, but knows it faces a bigger task. i seriously believe that efforts have to be made to de—link the polio programme from the west. we have to own the programme ourselves, we have to come up with an open dialogue sort of a strategy where we should straightaway answer all the conce

than for yourself because your origins are from pakistan but i have been at apples in islamabad, karachierywhere and you have backpackers everywhere andi and you have backpackers everywhere and i make an effort to speak to them, germans and australians, men and women travelling around pakistan incident free, they have loved their time, blogging about it. hence why i say it is about baby steps. no point thinking three years' time, england australia, we have to host successfully and persuade them to come. show them what we can do. the plan is to bring them to pakistan next year. and the test will be how many of the west nations are willing to come for an extended period of time. it should be said that a number of english players have already played. we had 14 players involved from england. of which four of five came to pakistan but for us it is just making sure that we can convince them to come and then provide everything we can around our security. the challenge for us is a lwa ys security. the challenge for us is always trying to give them enough normality so they do not feel they are co

going to be pushed in for midlands will see the temperatures really saw over parts of pakistan say karachi of to around 40 degrees all day by friday will be quite as high and that's due to a bit will cloud in the showers making their way towards this elsewhere largely hearts for many of us across the central region pretty hot in doha at the moment to all sorts of projects around 40 for. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of the lives. of the stories. providing a glimpse into someone else's work. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers and the front lines i feel like i know if i have the data to prove. the witness on al-jazeera. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera this hour protests in hong kong are continuing over the government's controversial plan to change the extradition law demonstrators who want the bill scrapped have clashed with police who fired tear gas to break up the crowd. the saudi military coalition at war in yemen is promising retaliation after a 14 missile attack on an airport in saudi arabia coalition says at least $26.00 people were injured when the a

to type up towards pakistan through turkmenistan further south well it's lousy dry 35 celsius in karachi but some parts of central and northern pakistan have been getting well up into the forty's race and they were into the forty's to baghdad 44 celsius here and rising with touching 46 by the time we come to monday all the more pleasant 29 by route 31 the forward to reduce limbs hotter than that of course across the arabian peninsula as a way to the forty's as well a little bit of cloud there just stretched across central parts of saudi arabia even him trotting over a little as we go through the next day i retract that temperature down $41.00 to $39.00 degrees not a dry we have got showers down towards the southern end of the red sea into that western side of the gulf of aden some showers around the whole of africa of course these are the summer rains which are trying to set in on the other side of the arabian sea so a lot of the top temperature $33.00. kidnappings a man is in crimea since russia's 4 stomachs ation of the black sea. they don't understand why he was kidnapped. schools of

towards the caspian sea elsewhere hot sunshine $32.00 celsius the couple be getting up to $34.00 in karachi houses still across the right in peninsula here in doha $43.00 celsius and rising friday will see however around $46.00 degrees possibility of some spots of right now which was the western part of saudi arabia but essentially hot and dry does sum it up not so much right in the forecast across southern africa laws clear skies a little bit of cloud just getting through the southern cape you might just catch want to coastal showers i think the majority of any coastal showers will be reserved for the eastern side of madagascar elsewhere this warm sunshine all the way back with a high of 70. pages of this exercise unspeakable mannerly compiled testimonies of victims of congolese . as this intimate evidence finds its way to international courts the central african republic is plunged into further. and intricate tannic of people and a nation crippled by recent history. africa on part one of a 2 part series on al-jazeera the news year new immigration laws and projects funded by european gover

that will not ask him if the with the one who is in karachi on the whole thing and now the portman.or some sort of about his running the in place sure sure in the country because army is so weak and even the you know the leadership of the more something is controlled by him it doesn't work because you know actually you know. having been actually held accountable for his crimes in that forum now he's repeating the same crimes actually in khartoum that's why the international community should take action to stop what's going on there i mean we have had comments from the u.s. and the u.k. you know denouncing the violence perhaps expected we know the security council would be blocked of anything of the you know we always talk about the international community but which countries do you realistically see taking some kind of leadership in sudan to. try to at least facilitate civilian i think the international community 1000000 actually the big powers you know including united kingdom gridding you not you see it on the some members of the on security council you know these they have actual

antagonized by a raid into their territory that they would shut down or lines of communication from karachiistan. and we would lose the war in afghanistan overnight. that was my biggest concern about the raid. i had no doubts about the capabilities of the team or the military plan or anything else. i have to say about the photograph, i got a photo shopped copy of that picture with all the key players in superhero costumes. so obama is superman, bide isn't sprrmd. hillary naturally is wonder woman. and for some reason i'm the green lantern. >> i saw that. >> and we all had a good laugh i held it up and said mr. president these pictures are why you must never release the photographs of the dead bin laden because somebody will photo shop them and anger a billion muches putting our troops and americans at risk. to the best of my knowledge the photographs are the only thing about the raid that never leased >> you talked about president bush's decision to go forward with the surge which was quite unpopular. what about the president obama's decision to -- on not 100% verifiable intelligence to go

pushing across towards the caspian sea elsewhere hot sunshine 32 celsius for kabul we get up to 34 in karachi houses still across the right in peninsula here in doha 43 celsius and rising friday will see however around 46 degrees possibility of some spots of right now which was the western part of saudi arabia but essentially hot and dry does sum it up not so much right in the forecast across southern africa laws clear skies a little bit of cloud just getting through the southern cape you might just catch want to coastal showers i think the majority of any coastal showers will be reserved for that eastern side of madagascar elsewhere this warm sunshine all the way back with a high of 70. in the shared new immigration laws and projects funded by european governments have seen a rapid decline in the migrant transport 3 people in power travels to agadez to explore the realities faced by the drivers left out of pocket and the migrants who are choosing to return home who would like to go back to the country where they are from you know to be getting more easy going back to the one who might not wa

to type up towards pakistan through took my stand for the south well it's lousy dry 35 celsius in karachi but some parts of central and northern pakistan have been getting well up into the forty's race and they were into the forty's to baghdad 44 celsius here and rising with touching 46 by the time we come to monday all the more pleasant 29 by route 31 the 4 to reduce limbs hotter than that of course across europe and peninsulas away to the forty's as well a little bit of cloud there just stretched across the central parts of saudi arabia even him traveling over a little as we go through the next really track that temperature down from 41 to 39 degrees well as you drive we have got showers down towards the southern end of the red sea into that western side of the gulf of aden some showers around the horn of africa of course these are the summer rains which are trying to set in on the other side of the arabian sea so a lot of the top temperature 33. after decades of being programmed with instructions they took on greek computers known on their own identifying problems and predicting human

across the maid it's fine and dry lots of sunshine hot sunshine say we get it and 38 celsius there in karachi lots of warmth there across much of north africa over the next couple of days attempts to pick up to around 24 celsius there for back where you are sticking we can try. top stories leaders from the group of 20 nations are holding talks in japan u.s. president donald trump has met with russia's vladimir putin on the sidelines the 1st formal. meeting in vienna with the remaining signatories to the 2015 nuclear deal will be the last chance to save the agreement to. expand its uranium enrichment program beyond the limits of the agreement to 2 rising tension with the u.s. . the rex tillerson has revealed his struggles working with the trumpet ministration and is all good encounters with the president's son in law during his time of u.s. secretary of state he made the remark about well testifying before congress about his rocky 13 months on the job john hendren has more washington d.c. . the united states' former secretary of state says he often had to practice diplomacy in the dark rex til

hundred years, but the rate of change of climate change and temperatures on the planet whether it's in karachielievers out there but when in fact we are looking at is undeniable evidence, the standard precaution for staying hydrated is using sunscreen as well, unfortunately there are many vulnerable populations at risk from the elderly especially to those of mental illness in children and even pets, and all of those as well as the global population remain at risk to climate change, so all physiology, there is a tipping point. in terms of human body, what are warning signs that people need to be aware of because i dictated as you know all too well, when we get great weather, like the people want to be outside enjoying it, and we don't a lwa ys outside enjoying it, and we don't always think about the risks we are putting ourselves in. well, we are u nfortu nately putting ourselves in. well, we are unfortunately throughout the world, really struggling to get and had access to water for example in my dress can nate and india, they did not have access any more to shipping letter —— check nate, that

across towards the caspian sea elsewhere hot sunshine $32.00 celsius to kabul we get up to $34.00 in karachi houses still across the right in peninsula here in doha $43.00 celsius and rising friday will see however around $46.00 degrees possibility of some spots of right now which was the western part of saudi arabia but essentially hot and dry does sum it up not so much right in the whole course across southern africa laws clear skies a little bit of cloud just getting through the southern cape you might just catch want to coastal showers i think the majority of any coastal shabbas will be reserved for that eastern side of madagascar elsewhere this will sunshine all the way back with a high of 70. time physical of the top stories here it is there a u.n. special investigators called for a criminal inquiry into saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin and one of his top advisers over the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi the saudi and void to the u.n. human rights council accuse agnes kind of being prejudiced because she was killed inside the kingdom's consulate in istanbul last october. p

get across the made it's far than dry lots of sunshine hot sunshine so we get 38 celsius there in karachi lots of warmth there across much of north africa over the next couple of days attempting to pick up to around 24 celsius the forward back where you are sticking we can try. they wanted for 2 screen 1000000000 pounds with a weapon that was 6000000000 pounds in commission. there's no hope of any more because there's always a small cobbles people for really really good business. in essence we in the united states have privatized the ultimate public function more shadow on al-jazeera. quick look at now newly released testimony by the former u.s. secretary of state shows he was kept in the dark over foreign policy rex tillerson testified in front of the house foreign affairs committee last month he accused white house adviser of operating independently and outside state department activities. tunisia has been rocked by 3 attacks within hours of each other killing one police officer and injuring several others injured government has called for calm the attack is have not yet been identified