the instructions from the masterminds in karachi were clear. they wanted the highest possible number of victims and maximum media attention. they were to fight to the death on no account where they to allow themselves to be taken alive. it is a shilling reading the transcripts to show just how well coordinated those one byte flocks was. and it wasn't been coordinated by a terrorist. you can tell the difference between a terrorist directing applaud and intelligence office, sarah, on the orders of mastermind mere only a few days previously. john lee, blue gas had been in pakistan to prep for his arrest. the demo went by and sunday to meet me. i asked why he hadn't been arrested beforehand, had he been stopped by the attack symbol buying might never have happened to the woman. david hadley received coded messages of congratulation. the code word for the attacks is graduation. major ball is also congratulated by the pakistani intelligence service. you have to step back and look at this. why is this a texas accessible? it is a state sponsored terror

the instructions from the masterminds in karachi were clear. they wanted the highest possible number of victims and maximum media attention. they were to fight to the death on no account where they to allow themselves to be taken alive. it is a shilling reading the transcripts to show just how well coordinated those one by philosophy was. and it wasn't been coordinates by a terms you can tell the difference between a terrorist. directing a plot and intelligence office, samara on the orders of mastermind saw g mere only a few days previously. john lee, garret had been in pakistan to press for his arrest. the demo went by and sons to meet me. i asked why he hadn't been arrested before. had he been stopped by the attack symbol buying might never have happened to the woman. david hadley received coded messages of congratulation. the code word for the attacks is graduation. major echo ball is also congratulated by the pakistani intelligence service. you have to step back and look at this. why is this attack so successful? it is a state sponsored ter

the instructions from the masterminds in karachi were clear. they wanted the highest possible number of victims and maximum media attention. they were to fight to the death on no account where they to allow themselves to be taken alive. it is chilling. reading the transcripts to show just how well coordinated those one byte flocks was. and it wasn't been coordinates by a terrorist. you can tell the difference between a terrorist directing a plot and intelligence office, samara, on the orders of mastermind mere only a few days previously. judge john lee garett had been in pakistan to press for his arrest. the demo went by and saw you to meet me. i asked why he hadn't been arrested beforehand. had he been stopped by the attack symbol buying might never have happened to the woman. david hadley receives coded messages up congratulation . the code word for the attacks is graduation. major ball is also congratulated by the pakistani intelligence service. you have to step back and look at this. why is this attack so successful? it is a state sponsored

the instructions from the masterminds in karachi were clear. they wanted the highest possible number of victims and maximum media attention. they were to fight to the death on no account where they to allow themselves to be taken alive. it is shilling reading the transcripts to show just how well coordinated those one by flux was and it wasn't being coordinated by a terrorist. you can tell the difference between a terrorist directing a plot and intelligence office, the sarah on the orders of mastermind saw g mere only a few days previously. judge john lee garett had been in pakistan to press for his arrest. when a about by and send you to meet me, i asked why he hadn't been arrested before. had he been stopped by the attacks him, money might never have happened to them. the woman david had leave received, coded messages up congratulation. the code word for the attacks is graduation. major ball is also congratulated by the pakistani intelligence service. you have to step back and look at this. why is this attack so successful? it is a state spon

the instructions from the masterminds in karachi were clear. they wanted the highest possible number of victims and maximum media attention. they were to fight to the death on no account where they to allow themselves to be taken alive. it is chilling reading the transcripts to show just how well coordinated those one by floss was and it wasn't being coordinated by a terrorist. you can tell the difference between a terrorist directing applaud and intelligence office. the camera on the orders of mastermind saw g mirror only a few days previously, judge joan rebuild, gas had been in pakistan to press for his arrest. if you don't know when i go by and sons you to meet me, i asked why he hadn't been arrested before. had he been stopped by the attack symbol buying might never have happened to the woman. david hadley received coded messages of congratulation. the code word for the attacks is graduation. major ball is also congratulated by the pakistani intelligence service. you have to step can look at this. why is this attack so successful? it is a

at least 75 people died when a train caught fire while traveling from karachi to rome. kennedy, 2 years ago, the 19 people died and 2016 when a passenger train crashed into another. the information ministers tweeted v as a plan for a revamped rail system and that it's a priority for the government. alex here brian al jazeera and alger here has come. all hider has worn out from islam a bad. this is a remote re journey. it's very dry. it's a big sama and the fact that there are different good job when you're removing such heavy equipment. rail gatorade of god. the 1st tragedy that happened with the fact that there was more region and it took several pressures hours for the rescue games, including the heavy lifting equipment to reach the fort. and even now we are told that the rescue mission is still under way the church of god or dogs who may be dropped under the wreckage. all may be trapped inside the wreckage because this is going to be a difficult dodge. but the majority of the people have been taking the re dos that have been injured to local, hard to produce this and that they're mor

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a train travelling from the city of karachi came off the tracks in the early hours of the morning.hed into it. translation: that's our carriage over there. we were getting down. the children were, too. then the other train slammed into us, right into our carriage. i don't know what happened after that. my wife, my daughter and my friend all died. some of the injured remained trapped by the wreckage, whilst helicopters helped carry others away. many of the most critical patients have been brought to this hospital, including six—year—old zuneira. both her legs are fractured, both her parents are still missing. "it's the government's incompetence," says this relative. "they need to ensure drivers and railway staff are properly trained." accidents in pakistan are common. this is at least the fourth major rail disaster in this part of the country alone in the past two years. officials in prime minister imran khan's government have blamed their predecessors. he's promised to conduct a comprehensive investigation into railway safety in the country. the majority of those travelling on paki

live the british it, it said, even had access to a stodgy mirrors, laptop and the command center in karachi, western intelligence agency is realized at that point. this was a major operation that was just being planned in some remote try.

road heading north, about 500 kilometers from the city of karachi when some of the bo gave the red dog ball game, then fell onto the down track. from where another train heading south was coming. and that collided. introduction bo gauge are turning it into twisted metal. now the rescue efforts got underway, but destroyed the rescue by law. good and people who were available at hand helping themselves out of the red cage. however heavy equipment i had not yet arrived at the sight dead will be needed to guard through the metro to reach some of those survivors trapped in the wreckage. the 1st official results are written from peruse presidential election with 42 percent of the vote. counted kickoff fuji maury. as a head, she's got almost 53 percent of the vote. while her rival has 47 percent. people had to choose between 2 candidates from political extremes, which maury is the right way daughter of a jail. former president federal seal is left when school teacher coming. harris is on her 1st trip abroad as us vice president. she's in guatemala, as part of a regional effort to address the

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a train traveling from karachi had come off the tracks.another going in the opposite direction smashed into it. >> that is our carriage over there. we were getting down, the children were, too. then the train slammed into us. i don't know what happened after that. my wife, daughter, friend all died. >> some remain trapped by the wreckage. helicopters help to carry others away. many of the most critical patients have been brought to this hospital, including this six-year-old. both of her legs are fractured, and both of her parents are still missing. >> it is the government's incompetence, says her relative. they need to ensure staff are properly trained. >> prime minister imran khan has promised to conduct a comprehensive investigation into railway safety in the country. >> accidents in pakistan are common. this is the fourth major real disaster in this part of the try alone in the past two years. often, poorer families pay the price for years of underinvestment. ros: england's football team is making it clear it will continue to take a nee

with fasfa mia, who is associate professor of pediatrics in child health at aga. com university in karachi. a welcome to d w. so in this case has the source of those h i v infections not been definitively established and the outbreak stopped. so good evening from good archie, thank you for having me. we conducted a case control study to look at possible causes of the outbreak. and even though a case control study can definitely give you saw, it can give you likely causes and are likely causes with it to her blood transfusions, multiple injections and mothers with intro, be positive status, which basically told us that there was a parental route, which was predominant of this outbreak when mother to try and transmission as a 2nd major goal. right. your 2nd part of the question was, harvey interrupted it. well, we identified the causes. the immediate response was to set up a treatment center for all these positive children. and i think we succeeded in, in creating treatment centers and linking these positive children to care. but by the time, by the time it was signed and strategically and a

and we'll give you the weather pitcher and pockets on his wall where it is hot and dry karachi, a high, 38 on thursday. the latest news, as it breaks the half of the coal mines by separatists is re labeled as russian cold and transported out to markets in asia. and europe, with detailed coverage before into withdrawal is underway and will be completed after the may 1st deadline from around the world. these demonstrations change your mind, the british government and the new laws designed to cattail people's rights of assembly damage the country, democracy o a. again, this is out of here are the main news. this our last container ship, the court fall off the coast of lanka, thinking part of it just become stuck on the sea bed. several 100 tons of oil in its fuel tanks. reservations and red cross officials put in the gaza strip assessing the extent of the humanitarian crisis on his 1st visit in 4 years. i c r c. director general rather martini spoke to survivors and called on israel palestine to end the cycle of violence. at least 136 students are missing in nigeria. after an armed group

and we'll give you the weather pitcher and pakistan his wall, where it is hot and dry karachi a high, 38 on thursday. jeff, buddy, thanks still to come here on the nissan cyber attack, demonte ransom, the world's largest beat processing company disrupt production globally added sport . it's back to the future for rail madrid, details coming out the when much day arrived, the green army comes to life, but football is not all they shout about. a club where societies disenfranchised the loudest voice and political descend fixed center stage, bay for morocco's resistance. the officers of roger, casablanca, the funds will make football on, i'll just be back. seems a promising part out of the pan demik. but the implementing the greatest inoculation in history is testing the global communities around the world. already a clear gap has emerged between rich nations and poor ones when it comes to vaccinating their populations from the geo politics to the pure economics. the misinformation, the latest developments, what's going on here is very different. first off, the back thing comes in the fo

when a train travelling from karachi to row hindi caught fire 14 years, 150 people were killed in the same district as the latest crash. and that incident, passenger train rammed into another at a station. and then a 3rd train hit that wreckage. pakistan was rel disaster. there was a 1990 when a crowded passenger train crashed into a stationary freight train. 307 people were killed, 700 others inches. where we can now speak to feruki as he is. he's a former general manager for manufacturing and services at pakistan. railways, he joins us now from as long about mister, he's thank you for being with us. i know the prime minister has said that he was shocked by this latest incident, but given the abysmal safety record of pakistan, railways, i'm guessing that you're not surprised about this latest tragedy. well, i certainly am not surprised about it. you see because basically it's a very sad day and day the tree and jump tracks. and some of the buggy started founding that just some track and from the opposite end of the rain running on the distance back to movies that were finding that cr

at least 75 people died when a train caught fire while traveling from karachi to rome. kennedy, 2 years ago, the 19 people died and 2016 when a passenger train crashed into another. the information ministers tweeted v as a plan for a revamped rail system and that it's a priority for the government alex here brian al jazeera israel's parliamentary vote on whether to approve a new government by june. the 14th the speaker of the can i set told members the session will be held in the next 7 days. they'll vote on a cross party coalition, lead by necessarily bennett, and it brings together 8 parties from across the political spectrum. they want to unseat prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who's been in power for 12 years. on an interview with al jazeera, the palestinian prime minister, how much the yes says a new is really government won't bring an end to the conflict while it's military occupation of palestine continues. and i've been, it's been longer than the whole while i've been at work for us. it doesn't matter. nathan, yahoo, bennett or anyone else. what matters to us the most is that

and westbank all in the days to come for pakistan, it is going to remain wendy toward the south in karachi. we've got you in for a high of 36 degrees on friday sponsored cattle airways. children born in jewish, did he have trash discovered the beauty of music in the ugly places? ah, when a chance to play for the world? 10, ariana t into a dream? ah, landfill, harmonic witness documentary on o. the me a come back here watching, i'll just hear a time to recap the headlines. thousands of mourners have filled the streets in the occupied y. thank city of janine for the funerals of 2 palestinian intelligence officers were killed along with another palestinian during a raid vice ready for janine on thursday. if his government is disputing an internal report on the crisis and t gray, 350000 people are living in famine conditions according to an estimate seen by royces, news agency, millions more are need of emergency food aid. joe biden is beginning a busy week of diplomacy. after arriving in the u. k for his 1st foreign trip to view as president later on thursday by the we'll sit down with britis

standard time when one of their trains that road heading north, about 500 kilometers from the city of karachi, when some of it bo gave d rated doors bo gave, then fell on to the down track. from where another train heading south was coming, and that collided. introduction bo gauge are turning it into twisted metal. now the rescue efforts got underway but destroyed the rescue by low good and people who were available and helping themselves out of the wreckage. however heavy equipment i had not yet arrived at the dead will be needed to guard through the metro to reach some of the survivors trapped in the wreckage. the 1st official results are written from peruse. presidential run off with 42 percent of the vote counted to tackle fuji morning is ahead. she's got almost 53 percent of the vote while her rival has 47 percent. people have to choose between 2 candidates from political extremes. for jim audrey is the right wing, daughter of our jailed, former president petro casteel is a left when school teacher money on a sanchez is in the mom. but the latest this is the very 1st official resold afte

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at least 75 people died when a train caught fire while traveling from karachi to rome. kennedy, 2 years ago, the 19 people died in 2016 when a passenger train crashed into it could do that extreme mismanagement, and this extreme mismanagement management back. people who have no knowledge of what they're managing. not david, this are taking what things did will not have when this started with thank then even the structure goes down, everything goes down. the information ministers tweeted fee as a plan for a revamped rail system and that it's a priority for the government. alex here brian al jazeera watching the out. their news are still ahead. very difficult day for us, the painful memories and a long wait for justice victims relatives go to court over the downing of malaysia airlines flight and make 17 swamp bright if you'll vaccinations versus singles that targeted. but how much should anyone be nudged to get the job and full time and pick champion most far as running out of time to quantify for to, to 2020. but he isn't giving up without a fight. that story coming up with german. ah .

at least 75 people died when a train caught fire while traveling from karachi to rome. kennedy, 2 years ago, the mom 19 people died in 2016 when a passenger train crashed into another. it could do that extreme mismanagement. and this extreme mismanagement management people who have no knowledge of what they're managing. not david, this start taking what things did not have when this started with thank then even the structure was done, everything goes down. the information ministers tweeted, he has a plan for a revamped rail system and that it's a priority for the government. alex here brian al jazeera us drug regulators of approved the country's 1st treatment to address an underlying cause of out time of disease. i do, can mab is designed to remove sticky deposits of a protein from the brain of patients in early stages of a disease. it's intended to stave off effects including memory loss. but the approval doesn't come without controversy as some to say the clinical trials. what inconsistent a mass vaccination rollout has finally begun in thailand after long delays and criticism, for la

supporters than the chance of st. clashes increase will reach helens out a 0 year event with us in karachi and was an advisor to prime minister passion. yeah, and he outlined the challenges ahead. it seems bike, of course, pushing young has the lead. it's not going to be a constitutional majority from what it seems, which means that it's not necessarily going to be an absolute majority in the parliament. however, it will be a majority, which will give a chance to creative with others, which was one of the biggest concerns, so that the political, internal, political turmoil up. now, how are you going to handle the situation where i mean, it's in, it's very difficult to say for any political power, the pied road walk between all it looks like the larger, in the larger picture, the security architecture of the region has not changed much. the, the war, russia, to going to be a major player in all of this. so whoever comes to power is going to have to deal with multiple, quite directly. and that election came kind of came to prove that not all 2625 party to where participating in the election

a train travelling from the city of karachi came off the tracks in the early hours of the morning.ction, ploughed into it. translation: that's our carriage over there. - we were getting down. the children were, too. then the other train slammed into us, right into our carriage. i don't know what happened after that. my wife, my daughter and my friend all died. some of the injured remained trapped by the wreckage, whilst helicopters helped carry others away. many of the most critical patients have been brought to this hospital, including six—year—old zuneira. both her legs are fractured, both her parents are still missing. "it's the government's incompetence," says this relative. "they need to ensure drivers and railway staff are properly trained." accidents in pakistan are common. this is at least the fourth major rail disaster in this part of the country alone in the past two years. officials in prime minister imran khan's government have blamed their predecessors. he's promised to conduct a comprehensive investigation into railway safety in the country. the majority of those trav

don karachi, a high of 35 on tuesday sponsored power cut on airways. the demand for low price. clover is accelerating the high speed. that's absolutely great by 2030, the industry will expand by an additional 60 percent. i'll just take a detailed look at disposal fashion. we handle our calculating date at closing the hidden human and environmental costs. why was a company give free water to you? never know about it, said boss fashion, all knowledge of you. oh, the me again, what you are mind about top stories is and vice president commer harris is born migrants central america, who are considering the thing to try to united states not to come. she's met guatemala as president and other leaders to address the root causes of migration. the us justice department says this recovered millions of dollars paid by energy supply colonial pipeline to run some way demand last month. already say the cyber attack originated in russia. why the cyber crime dogs, whatever, peruse presidential election run off remains unclear with both kinds of its neck and neck. that'

standard time, when one of the trains that road heading north, about 500 kilometers from the city of karachi, when some of the bo gave the raid dog ball game, then fell onto the down track, from where another train heading south was coming. and that collided, introduce bo gauge, turning it into twisted metal. now the rescue efforts got underway but destroyed the rescue by low good, and people who were available at hand helping themselves out of the red cage. however heavy equipment i had not yet arrived at decide that will be needed to guard through the metal to reach some of those survivors trapped in the wreckage. now this is not the 1st time. there is an accident of this magnitude has happened in august on the rail ridge. i've a board track record and a particular railroad track in this particular region is in bad shape. i've been looking through a brief list of the, the pakistan rail accidents. and it does seem as though come out, it's been particularly bad since about 2018. why is it that the the, the safety record on pakistan's railways is so poor but good found railway, 50 made obsole

a train travelling from the city of karachi had come off the tracks.. translation: that's our carriage, over there. - we were getting down. the children were, too. then the other train slammed into us, right into our carriage. i don't know what happened after that. my wife, my daughter, and my friend all died. some of the injured remain trapped by the wreckage. whilst helicopters helped carry others away. many of the most critical patients have been brought to this hospital, including six—year—old zunaira. both her legs are fractured, and both her parents are still missing. "it's the government's incompetence," says her relative. "they need to ensure staff are properly trained." prime minister imran khan has promised to conduct a comprehensive investigation into railway safety in the country. but accidents in pakistan are common. this is at least the fourth major rail disaster in this part of the country alone in the past two years. ordinary, often poorer, families paying the price for years of under—investment. secunder kermani, bbc news, rahim yar kh

at least 75 people died when a train caught fire while traveling from karachi to rome. kennedy, 2 years ago, the 19 people died in 2016 when a passenger train crashed into another. the information ministers tweeted v as a plan for a revamped rail system and that it's a priority for the government. alex here brian al jazeera inger's federal government has announced that will fully take over the distribution of free co, with 1900 vaccine to all adults prime minister and render modi's. uterine follows weeks of criticism by the opposition and public health expert who argued states were struggling to obtain doses on their own. meanwhile, injures biggest cities, new delhi, and mom by are either restrictions prompting businesses to cautiously reopen elizabeth parent reports from new delhi, the. the crowds a back on the streets in delhi, after 7 weeks stores in one of india's biggest market, southern bazaar reopened on monday. traders say they could not be more relieved. everybody of course is very happy. because 11 thought we were losing all like livelihood and also living in the fear of put o

don karachi, a high of 35 on tuesday. sponsor cut on airways. living in a room is a risk not worth taking for most. but for a 10 year old boy, there is nowhere else to go. in the absence of his parents, his grandmother dedicates herself to his upbringing. never knowing whether the next explosion will echo one step closer to the place they call home. the distant barking of duck, a witness documentary on al jazeera. ah, ah. the me get into watching out 0 reminder about top stories this and vice president commer harris is born, migrants from central america, were considering the dangerous trip to the us, not to come. she's met guatemala president and other leaders to address the root causes of migration. colonel, let's see me going to be sworn in his mind. he's transitional president of mentor q . last months overthrowing, a transitional government installed less than a year ago. promised to hold elections in february. us justice department says it's recovered. millions of dollars paid by energy supply can lower your pipeline. the rent where demand

we've got a high of $38.00 in karachi on tuesday sponsored pay cut on airways, frank assessments. but the government in 11 exactly have. and what made of that taking situation might not be just again informed opinions is the us with thinking military position and it was, it's just simply a reorganizing ministry. this is a message to the reason that the united states is rethinking its military cluster. in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera ah ah, again, this is, i was just here with the main news this out, the ears and boys, the palestinian territory, is calling for unconditional international support to rebuild garza. last month's 11th day bombardment, by israel holden, 250 indians were killed buildings and infrastructure destroyed shoreline because we got a criminal investigation into a congo ship fire. responsible for what's being described as the countries was ecological disaster. the vessel was carrying large amounts of toxic nitric acid, micro plastics. se asia struggling with a surgeon corona virus infections malaysia has imposed on natio

at least 75 people died when a train caught fire while traveling from karachi to rome. kennedy, 2 years ago, the 19 people died and 2016 when a passenger train crashed into another. the information ministers tweeted v as a plan for a revamped rail system and that it's a priority for the government alex here brian al jazeera. well, let's now state come all hired a. he joins me now from the song about kamala, understand rescue efforts are continuing. how is all of that going? well let you showing that drip board does it or more regenerate very dry h. b sama and the fact that they differ good job when you're removing such heavy equipment, rail carriages of god. the 1st tragedy that happened with the fact that there was more region and it took several fresh church hours for the rescue games, including the heavy lift equipment to reach that spot. and even now we are told that the rescue mission is still under way. d for dog, or maybe trapped under the wreckage or maybe trapped inside the wreckage. because this is going to be difficult to dodge, but the majority of the people that have been t

at least 75 people died when a train caught fire while traveling from karachi to rome. kennedy, 2 years ago, the 19 people died and 2016 when a passenger train crashed into another. the information ministers tweeted v as a plan for a revamped rail system and that it's a priority for the government. alex here brian al jazeera israel's parliament will vote on whether to approve a new government by june. the 14th the speaker of the can assets, whole numbers. the session will be held in the next 7 days. and bill vote on a cross party coalition led by centrist, yay, or lepage? it brings together 8 parties from across the political spectrum. they want to unseat prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who's been in power for 12 years. very faucet is joining us from west teresa them. so how is this vote likely to go? what will happen next? well, it depends on some extent to on exactly when this vote is going to take place and that's what everyone was waiting to hear from the nathan yahoo! ally, who is the speaker? these are the parliament the can as it would. it happened on wednesday, the earliest r

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at least 75 people died when a train caught fire while traveling from karachi to rome. kennedy, 2 years ago, the mom 19 people died in 2016 when a passenger train crashed into another. the information ministers tweeted v as a plan for a revamped rail system and that it's a priority for the government alex here brian al jazeera. well, let's tell plenty more had here the news hour, including mexico's ruling party, loses a majoris in the lower house and a set back to president. on this manual has promised transformation planned the number of migrants and refugees attempting the dangerous crossing of the english channel by slow. he's on the rise. i'm just talked about in kelly, spain's preparation. so football heroes are thrown into chaos as a captain test, positive 1900 full thing that's going to isolate just days before the tournament begins. ah, no annual march commemorating the occupation of east jerusalem by israel has been cancelled. that decision was made by the police and the organizers off the defense minister ben guns said it could be a threat to public order that launches usually

with fasfa mia, who is associate professor of pediatrics and child health at aga. com university in karachi, a welcome to d w. so in this case has the source of those h i v infections not been definitively established and the outbreak stopped. so a good evening from good archie, thank you for having me. we conducted a case control study to look at possible causes of the outbreak and even though a case control study can definitely give you sources it can give you a likely causes and are likely causes with it's to help facilitate blood transfusions, multiple injections and mothers with intro, be positive status, which basically told us that there was a parental route, which was predominant of this outbreak when mother child transmission as a 2nd major goal. right. your 2nd part of the question was, how be interrupted it will we identified the causes? the immediate response was to set up a treatment center for all these positive children. and i think we succeeded in, in creating treatment centers and linking these positive children to care. but by the time it, by the time it was time to strate

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a train travelling from the city of karachi had come off the tracks.own. the children were, too. then the other train slammed into us, right into our carriage. i don't know what happened after that. my wife, my daughter, and my friend all died. some of the injured remain trapped by the wreckage. whilst helicopters helped carry others away. many of the most critical patients have been brought to this hospital, including six—year—old zunaira. both her legs are fractured, and both her parents are still missing. "it's the government's incompetence," says her relative. "they need to ensure staff are properly trained." prime minister imran khan has promised to conduct a comprehensive investigation into railway safety in the country. but accidents in pakistan are common. this is at least the fourth major rail disaster in this part of the country alone in the past two years. 0rdinary, often poorer, families paying the price for years of under—investment. secunder kermani, bbc news, rahim yar khan. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor hello.

it began, as you say, early this morning when a train that was travelling from the city of karachi toon ploughed into it, and this is, as you say as well, just the latest disaster notjust in pakistan but, really, also in this area. and there is, as you can imagine, a lot of anger as well as grief at these repeated disasters that are taking place. secunder kermani there. stars of the small screen celebrated their work at the tv bafta awards last night. michaela coel�*s i may destroy you was the big winner, taking best leading actress, director and drama writer. 0ur entertainment correspondent colin paterson was watching. i may destroy you. these bafta tv awards were dominated by one woman. michaela coel. the bbc one drama i may destroy you was based on michaela coel�*s own experience of being sexually assaulted. how did last night end? it was named best miniseries and she was best actress. to go along with baftas she'd already won for directing and writing the show. speaking backstage, she explained how making the programme had been cathartic. i'm getting a bit emotional. it was, to be

according to pakistan railways, a train heading north from karachi slipped off the tracks and collideda service heading in the other direction. rescue operations at the site are continuing. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. anna? anna: juliette, thanks very much. let's focus on commodities now. we talked about it a few times. oil slipping a little after hitting $70 a barrel for the first time since late 2019. this is wti. rent got there a little while ago. a robust rebound from the pandemic in the united states, china, and europe has driven prices more than 40% higher this year. joining us is our energy reporter. anthony, good to speak with you. strong gains this year after we saw shockingly negative oil prices during last year. what should we be thinking about now? what is the outlook for opec-plus and their efforts through the rest of this year? anthony: good morning. there is strong performance here on the back of the fact that copel did take it off the mark

in the early hours of the morning and, as you say, one train was travelling from the port city of karachiack. shortly after that, another train travelling in the opposite direction ploughed into it. now, rescue workers are still at the scene. they're focused in particular on a number of carriages, which are overturned. there are some really grim videos coming out from the scene, as well. it's believed that a number of passengers are still trapped in some of those overturned carriages. it's feared the death toll could rise further as the day goes on. helicopters have been mobilised to take some of the injured to hospitals, because this happened in a pretty rural area. the headlines on bbc news... boris johnson faces a possible defeat in the house of commons over the government's cut to the overseas aid budget. two passenger trains have collided in pakistan, killing at least 30 people. to delay or not to delay. a week to go until the decision is made on whether to lift the remaining lockdown restrictions in england. prime minister borisjohnson is to urge leaders of other wealthy countries t

a train travelling from the city of karachi had come off the tracks.y wife, my daughter, and my friend all died. some of the injured remain trapped by the wreckage. whilst helicopters helped carry others away. many of the most critical patients have been brought to this hospital, including six—year—old zunaira. both her legs are fractured, and both her parents are still missing. "it's the government's incompetence," says her relative. "they need to ensure staff are properly trained." prime minister imran khan has promised to conduct a comprehensive investigation into railway safety in the country. but accidents in pakistan are common. this is at least the fourth major rail disaster in this part of the country alone in the past two years. 0rdinary, often poorer, families paying the price for years of under—investment. secunder kermani, bbc news, rahim yar khan. next on 0utside source, we turn to westminster. in the house of commons, a bid by some conservative mp to block the uk government's plans to cut its international aid budget has failed — for now.

this accident took place in the early hours of the morning as a train travelling from karachi to thewere getting down. the children were, too. then the other train slammed into us, right into our carriage. i don't know what happened after that. my wife, my daughter and my friend all died. as a result of this horrific accident, a number of carriages overturned and rescue workers have been trying to both retrieve dead bodies from inside them and search for any surviving passengers. this happened in a fairly rural area, so most of the victims have been taken to the city of rahim yar khan, around two hours' drive away. helicopters have also been mobilised to try and help transport the injured. accidents on pakistan's railways are, unfortunately, fairly common. around two years ago, for example, more than 70 people were killed when a fire broke out on a train. the prime minister imran khan has said that he is shocked by this latest incident and has ordered a comprehensive inquiry into safety on the railways. there has been criticism of successive governments, including his own, of not hav