and in karachi and focused on eyeball shaheed ahmed, a senior diplomatic correspondent huff post. he's coming like watching a book on the by the administration, and garza, thank you all of you for joining us. let's go to athens 1st ha. from what you've read, what you can see, what you're hearing, how close are we to a deal? well, thank you very much chance for having me on the program. i think we're close to getting through phase one of this deal. i do caution people from thinking that phase one automatically leads to phase 2 automatically is the phase 3 that that'd be a withdrawal of the idea from gaza. so i'm very cautious about calling this a ceasefire deal. i think we're still in the phase where this is a hostage negotiation because really i'm quite cynical about the notion that we're going to see a withdrawal of the idea of from gaza, which would make it an actual ceasefire, where it didn't end to fighting is actually intended as opposed to attempt report, most of i do think that was domestic, you know, political issues of, of the weather. these really class them cabinet will

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a deal agreed with parents that allows this child to school outside karachi, the 1st day for decades. give children the chance of an education. the families get food and return. some parents still the children should work in the fields ending money instead of studying. however, the 1st thing we did was go door to door to make them understand that education is important and the values, the 26000000 children in pakistan don't go to school. according to government figures, one of the highest rates in the world. that's a vast wealth of untapped potential love i will study, gets an education and when i grow up, i want to become a top to a 10 year old table sense. prime minister should boss shareef, says his country isn't an education emergency saying he'll move in double education, spending to 4 percent of g d p over the next 5 years. even if that happens in a country and then economic crises with people living hand to mouth, persuading parents to get that children into school may be the biggest challenge. bernard smith, i was just there at doors of america is a big is our show is set to o

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the public take many of these heritage of many of these perpetrators, they're not necessarily from karachi or islamabad. they're from the northern regions, the rural regions of pakistan, which is leading to so much of the clannishness that protects so many abusers. it's actually it's a throwaway word in a sense, but actually it reflects quite a consistent issue, a sociobiological problem we have in britain. but she didn't say that she could have gone further into it. and i felt as though there was a nervousness about saying pakistani, which is why i pressed as you heard what sort of background and the word she came back with was peasant. >> well, i think i think it's a strategy here and it's deliberate because if we can have a listen to what robert jenrick said now, he ran for the tory leadership and was the runner up. he had this to say about these people. >> we have seen millions of people enter the uk in recent years, and some of them have backward, frankly, medieval attitudes to women. >> so we've got medieval and peasants. i think it's that they've chosen the language carefully. i thi