celebrations by imran khan's supporters as results roll in.t looks increasingly likely that the former cricketing star will be pakistan's next prime minister and his party, the largest in the next parliament. i think the hard work of pti, the members of pti, which is definitely, in my opinion, the biggest political force in the history of this country has paid off, and people are not only who support pti but also the people of pakistan can look forward to a golden era. votes are still being counted, with final results likely tomorrow. earlier today, imran khan cast his vote. he's promised to crackdown on corruption. his main rival, former prime minister nawaz sharif, was sentenced to ten years in jail following an investigation khan pushed for. his brother shehbaz has been leading the party in his absence. tonight, he rejected the results, claiming fraud. this election campaign has revolved round two competing narratives, about the case against nawaz sharif. his supporters say the pakistani military has been working behind the scenes to ensure

khan inspired mix feelings and we heard from a member of khan's pti party and the former chief whip. she is joining me from islamabad. welcome to the program. tell us how you think a prime minister is going to change pakistan, change the politics. >> well, first i justme want to make a little correction. it's not that they are anti-or pro the u.s. a lot of double-talk has come from the u.s. first let's do more and they can't do without us if they want peace. i think it works both ways. pakistan will change because khan does what he says he will do. he does not indulge in double speak. he doesn't say one thing and do another. we have proven that in the government which we won for first time. khan set out to do exactly what he had committed which was revamp the governance system, especially the police. make it a professional force and remove it from political influence and the environmental policy has been appreciated across the globe. for the first time coming into government in a province lived up to what he committed to. that i think will be the big difference. the second major issu

they say would persecute a minority muslim movement khan has been critical about the u.s. war in afghanistan and the use of drones within pakistan's borders i mean the problem with. the united states is. the sort of core war we. want to start with believe that is there isn't going to be there isn't going to. in a recent campaign appearance contoured supporters he understands critiquing government from the sidelines is much easier than implementing lasting change. easy solutions. an easy solution to the problems that pakistanis faced with does not exist nobody should take it that the money fester we have introduced could be easily implemented we need to change the system of governance completely. if khan assumes office allegations of election fraud and military interference will trail him but for now it appears he has vowed that it will no longer be politics as usual in pakistan seems to have resonated with voters natasha al-jazeera. ponding is director of the initiative on the future of india and south asia at the hudson institute and she says in monk they have trouble del

they say would persecute a minority muslim movement khan has been critical about the u.s. war in afghanistan and the use of drones within pakistan's borders i mean the problem with the united states is. the sort of core war we. want to start with believe that is there isn't going to be there isn't going to be . in a. campaign appearance contoured supporters he understands critiquing government from the sidelines is much easier than implementing lasting change. easy solutions. an easy solution to the problems that pakistanis faced with does not exist nobody should take it that the money fester we have introduced could be easily implemented we need to change the system of governance completely. if khan assumes office allegations of election fraud and military interference will trail him but for now it appears his vow that it will no longer be politics as usual in pakistan seems to have resonated with voters natasha al-jazeera. israeli forces of reopen the gates of the al aqsa mosque compound in occupied east jerusalem after closing them for several hours on friday. the soldi

khan's party, though, dismissed those claims. supporters, imran khan represents a break with the old form of politics, one that was dominated by a few influential families. imran khan's promised to create a new pakistan, but as prime minister, he will face real challenges. chief amongst them will be reaching out to those who didn't vote for him, as well as continuing questions about the fairness of this election. secunder kermani, bbc news, islamabad. will be hearing from south east asia a nalyst little will be hearing from south east asia analyst little later. —— we will. stay with us for that. let's take a look at some of the day's other news. turkey says it won't tolerate us threats over a detained american pastor, whose trial on terrorism charges is straining relations. this comes after president trump demanded that turkey immediately release andrew brunson, who was transferred to house arrest on wednesday after spending 21 months in prison. if turkey does not take immediate action to free this innocent man of fate and sendin

although imran khan is gone for a day and that he would inform the neg. the operation is now to launch nationwide protests once the declared election considered an island war and one third relation and pockets on dead threatening to wage protest on the streets saying that david bordeaux all the political parties support however there is no consensus within the opposition one of the major political parties the buggers down people's party to. go that son of a one time prime minister of don boehner did go that he would try to convince the opposition that they must follow the parliamentary procedure and that of course means divisions within the opposition if the opposition and they were good brings. pressure on the government it would mean more political instability but there is no turning back on emraan khan's rake and ridge ball when they're trying now it's strong and it's here like need to dig within the next few weeks. so what do we know about imran khan and his policies the tasha good name has more now on the man poised to leave pakistan. imran khan has

they say would persecute a minority muslim movement khan has been critical about the u.s. war in afghanistan and the use of drones within pakistan's borders i mean problem with. the united states is. this sort of core war we. want to start with believe that is there isn't going there isn't going to buy this why. in a recent campaign appearance contoured supporters he understands critiquing government from the sidelines is much easier than implementing lasting change. easy solutions. an easy solution to the problems that pakistanis faced with does not exist nobody should take it that the money fester we have introduced could be easily implemented we need to change the system of governance completely. if khan assumes office allegations of election fraud and military interference will trail him but for now it appears he has vowed that it will no longer be politics as usual in pakistan seems to have resonated with voters natasha al-jazeera. israeli forces have closed the gates of the al aqsa mosque in occupied east jerusalem on friday afternoon preventing palestinians from ent

khan's party, though, dismissed those claims.s, imran khan represents a break with the old form of politics, one that was dominated by a few influential families. imran khan's promised to create a new pakistan, but as prime minister, he'll face real challenges. chief amongst them will be reaching out to those who didn't vote for him, as well as the continuing questions about the fairness of this election. secunder kermani, bbc news, islamabad. earlier i spoke to michael kugelman, senior associate for south asia at the wilson centre, and i asked him whether imran khan could transform pakistan. it is going to be very difficult to transform pakistan in the way that he would like to. pakistan is a very volatile, complex country and the one thing that has attracted people to imran khan is his idealism and his optimism that things can be done differently, that you can take these big reforms and bring about dramatic transformations in the country. but i do think that he will eventually have to scale back his ambitions. imran khan and hi

khan's party, though, dismissed those claims. a break with the old form of politics, one that was dominated by a few influential families. imran khan's promised to create a new pakistan, but as prime minister, he'll face real challenges. chief amongst them will be reaching out to those who didn't vote for him, as well as the continuing questions about the fairness of this election. secunder kermani, bbc news, islamabad. we can go live now to islamabad to speak to 0mar waraich, deputy south asia director at amnesty international. good to talk to you. you covered imran khan lot as a journalist, he has changed his star since he was a cricket start on the 22 years in politics. what you make of him now, what you make of his chances? thank you. yes i'm a he has come a long way, as it was said in that report. just a decade ago he was out in political wilderness, he had boycotted elections, even when there was a lot of momentum behind him in 2013 he wasn't able to break through. and on this occasion on a very aggressive, divisive campaig

reporter: khan's party dismissed those clms. for his supporrs, imran khan represents a break from the old form of politics, dominated by a few influential families. imran khan promises a new pakistan, but as prime minister, he will face real challenges. chief among them will be reaching out to those who didn't vote for him, as well as the continuing question about the fairness of the election. bbc news, islamabad. jane: for more on the ection results, i spoke a brief time ago with seth jeres at the ceor strategic and international studies. why did the milippry decide to t him this time around? seth: i think he is the best of the alternatives, or the least worst of the alternatives. i think what they see in imran khan is someone who is a fresh face, someone who has at lea publicly argued from a national security standpoint that he will move closer to china. ine and take a tougher make the relationship with the united states fairer, at least from the pakistan perspective. he has not quite said it this way, but his motto is to esea

jubilation in islamabad supporters of a monk khan's p.t.i. party took to the streets to celebrate what they deemed to be a change in direction for pakistan as promised by the ellida. the pakistan like it's never been run before but we will give it the governance it has never had before. and we will start with ourselves we will be transparent and clean or sod. his supporters may be celebrating tonight but without an outright majority in one can still has potentially tough coalition talks in front of him and pakistan may still have to wait a while for its new government. a scenario that may prove difficult with the p.p.p. party of below all but chose adare and the pm l. led by the brother of disgraced former prime minister now a sheriff claiming it wasn't a fair vote thirty one this is blatant rigging results based on rigging will lead to it repairable loss we do not accept it we reject it. but it's every day issues that concern many ordinary pakistanis. main issue is very educational system and if a positive change can be made here i am very c

khan's party, though, dismissed those claims. imran khan represents a break with the old form of politics, one that was dominated by a few influential families. imran khan's promised to create a new pakistan, but as prime minister, he'll face real challenges. chief amongst them will be reaching out to those who didn't vote for him, as well as the continuing questions about the fairness of this election. secunder kermani, bbc news, islamabad. let's go live now to annapolis, maryland, and speak to michael kugelman, senior associate for south asia at the wilson centre. michael, good to talk to you. when imran khan promises a fairer and more equal society, toulon pakistan ina way more equal society, toulon pakistan in a way that it has never been on before, what do you make of it? what do you think are his chances? before, what do you make of it? what do you think are his chance57m going to be very difficult to transform pakistan in the way that he would like to. —— it is. pakistan isa he would like to. —— it is. pakistan is a very v

and that is another issue with sadiq khan, because sadiq khan okayed that.mmond and the city of london and what might be going on there. today the government released its white paper on brexit, which is... it has fleshed out in maud detail some of the chequers proposals —— more detail. firstly, it didn't go very well today for the new brexit secretary, dominic raab. he was trying to deliver the statement, labour mps trying to deliver the statement, labourmps and trying to deliver the statement, labour mps and conservative mps had not been allowed to see the paper even though journalists had. com plete even though journalists had. complete farce, that never happens! and the speaker actually stopped proceedings for five minutes so that mps could go away, read the paper and asked more informed questions but you had scenes were mps were throwing the white paper around the house so that they could quickly scurry through it. 98 pages of it. if you had that chapter and you were not ready, they had ten minutes to go through 98 pages and challenge it, it was ludicrou

imraan khan poised to become pakistan's next prime minister the charming former cricket star has claimed victory and promise to stamp out corruption but with accusations of vote rigging and intimidation from his ally the military critics say khan is the one who is corrupt i'm sorry kelly in berlin this is the day. of course it's a very good deal. like it's never been run for a full office of desire to go let you go to some of the north you go but the present is that the da used to be good for you but we will give it the government it has never had before or bush who couldn't get people to talk but also we could be transparent and clear. on this piece blatant rigging results based on rigging will lead to an be repairable loss we do not accept it we reject it or harmful to. the whichever government comes it should do good for us we want water gas and electricity. and also coming up on the program of europe and the united states declare a trade truce in washington has younger rebooted the relationship can trump be trusted we will ask the ambassador to the united states plus the trauma of se

jubilation in islam about supporters of iran khan's p.t.i. party took to the streets to celebrate what they deemed to be a change in direction for pakistan as promised by their leader. the pakistan like it's never been run before. we will give it the governance it has never had before. and we will start with also we will be transparent and clean or sod. his supporters may be celebrating tonight but without an outright majority in mind consul has potentially tough coalition talks in front of him and pakistan may still have to wait a while for its new government a scenario that may prove difficult with the p.p.p. party of below well bhutto zardari. and the p.l.o. led by the brother of disgraced former prime minister nawaz sharif claiming it wasn't a fair vote. that. this is blatant rigging results based on rigging would lead to it repairable loss we do not accept it we reject it. but for a number of ordinary pakistanis it's the everyday issues that concern them. main issue is our education system and if a positive change can be made here i am v

imran khan has lived many lives he's been a world cup crew. her a philanthropist and a long time opposition leader for two decades he's tried to disrupt pakistan's entrenched political system often plagued by corruption scandals now as the leader of the largest political party he's poised to become prime minister pakistanis may soon find out if khan has the ability to deliver on promises of transforming their country when sharon i've got my promise that i will control the corruption and i will prove that we can have such a government here to where our ministers would be scared of engaging in corruption as our national accountability bureau will prosecute anyone including prime minister and ministers as it happens in the west. in addition to fighting corruption khan has promised to tackle poverty and improve access to health care and education but some have criticized khan for supporting the death penalty for blasphemy and legislation they say would persecute a minority muslim movement khan has been critical about the u.s. war in afghanistan an

voters imran khan must know this if he cannot stop the corruption and then he has no right to be the leader international observers say they did not witness any military indifference during the vote process but the election observation mission says the twenty eight hundred electoral process was not as trouble free as it was five years ago although there were several legal provisions aimed at ensuring a level playing field we have concluded that there was a lack of equality of opportunity candidates with large political appeal and financial means the so-called elected bills often dominated the campaign the opposition party said there was a difference especially when votes were counted a multi party conference rejected the results in the carpet is just wrong but this is theft of the people. as those who achieved majority through this we need to accept. the right we have agreed to demand a new fair and free election what are. the election commission insists that the election was transparent but it failed to keep its promise that it would quickly announce the official results. him uncons

khan's party, though, dismissed those claims.f politics, one that was dominated by a few influential families. imran khan's promised to create a new pakistan, but as prime minister he will face real challenges. chief amongst them will be reaching out to those who didn't vote for him, as well as continuing questions about the fairness of this election. secunder kermani, bbc news, islamabad. the royal college of psychiatrists has long delays in diagnosing adults with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder are putting lives at risk and in some parts of the country patients are waiting several years for a health assessment. campaigners say the government is failing people with adhd, many of whom face anxiety, depression and suicidal thoughts. symptoms of adhd can include inattentiveness, impulsiveness and hyperactivity. it is often associated with children but it also affects around 1.5 million adults. stephen spencerfrom affects around 1.5 million adults. stephen spencer from york seems an unlikely adhd patient. he is professional

they say would persecute a minority muslim movement khan has been critical about the u.s. war in afghanistan and the use of drones within pakistan's borders i mean problem is the united states is. the sort of core war we. want to start with believe that it is there isn't going there isn't going to by this time i was in a recent campaign appearance contoured supporters he understands critiquing government from the sidelines is much easier than implementing lasting change. easy solutions. an easy solution to the problems that pakistanis faced with does not exist nobody should take it that the money fester we have introduced could be easily implemented we need to change the system of governance completely. if khan assumes office allegations of election fraud and military interference will trail him but for now it appears his vow that it will no longer be politics as usual in pakistan seems to have resonated with voters. al-jazeera. israeli forces have closed the gates of the oxo mosque in occupied east jerusalem on friday afternoon preventing palestinians from entering. the h

this is deja vu news live from berlin and it's official imran khan has won pakistan's general election he's promising a neil pakistan but for the former trick its top will have to speak out and that is to form a coalition government also on the program natural disaster also me to say they think this big deadly wildfire was deliberately but the government is also facing criticism over its response our correspondent is in the want to correct a community with the latest. coming up and really you will be one of the lucky ones to capture the sides of. the longest till the lunar eclipse of the twenty first century begins tonight and it is a feature a blood moon kind of what's behind the special astronomical event. held on a warm welcome to you i'm honored cheema in pakistan the election commission has officially declared cricket legend and charismatic politician imraan khan the winner of the country's election in non-con supporters are celebrating the victory the results showed that beattie i possibly fear to win an outright majority i need to form a coalition to govern even don khan's botch

celebrations by imran khan's supporters as results roll in.pakistan's next prime minister and his party, the largest in the next parliament. i think the hard work of pti, the members of pti, which is definitely, in my opinion, the biggest political force in the history of this country has paid off, votes are still being counted, with final results likely tomorrow. earlier today, imran khan cast his vote. he's promised to crackdown on corruption. his main rival, former prime minister nawaz sharif, was sentenced to ten years in jail following an investigation khan pushed for. his brother shehbaz has been leading the party in his absence. tonight, he rejected the results, claiming fraud. this election campaign has revolved round two competing narratives, about the case against nawaz sharif. his supporters say the pakistani military has been working behind the scenes to ensure his conviction and remove him from power. imran khan says those claims are simply an attempt to distract from the corruption allegations. residents in rawalpindi watching th

khan's party, though, dismissed those claims. with the old form of politics, one that was dominated by a few influentialfamilies. imran khan's promised to create a new pakistan, but as prime minister he will face real challenges. chief amongst them will be reaching out to those who didn't vote for him, as well as continuing questions about the fairness of this election. secunder kermani, bbc news, islamabad. the eu has cast further doubt on the prime minister's plans for trading arrangements after brexit. ben wright is in westminster. michel barnier seems to have kicked away a corner stone of the government's brexit plan. the government thinks it has moved a long way on the way the eu and the uk will trade after brexit and the uk has proposed a complex idea involving the uk collecting tariffs on the eu's behalf. today michel barnier said that was unworkable. he said the eu could never delegate eu customs policy in that way. so a big disagreement remains with not much time left. negotiations continues bs but on the question of cus

the official results still has not been called, but imran khan claims to have won pakistan's elections. he went on title vision of proclaimed himself iran's next prime minister. opposition parties claim the vote was rate. final results have been delayed because of what election officials say is a computer glitch. >> jubilation in islamabad. supporters of imran khan's party took to the streets. >> we will run pakistan like it has never been done before. we will give it the government it has never had before, and we will start with ouourselves. we w will be transparent and cleaear. >> supporters may be celebraratg tonight, but without an outright majority, khan still has potentially tough coalition talks in front of him, and pakistan may still have to wait a while for its new government. >> a scenario that may prove difficult with the ppp party and the pml led by the brother of the disgraced former prime minister claiming it was not a fair vote. >> this is blatant rigging. results based on rigging will lead to irreparable loss. we do not accept it. we reject it. >> before an number of or

celebrations by imran khan's supporters as results roll in.tar will be pakistan's next prime minister and his party, the largest in the next parliament. i think the hard work of pti, the members of pti, which is definitely, in my opinion, the biggest political force in the history of this country has paid off, and people, not only who support pti but also the people of pakistan can look forward to a golden era. votes are still being counted, with final results likely tomorrow. earlier today, imran khan cast his vote. he's promised to crackdown on corruption. his main rival, former prime minister nawaz sharif, was sentenced to ten years in jail following an investigation khan pushed for. his brother shehbaz has been leading the party in his absence. tonight, he rejected the results, claiming fraud. this election campaign has revolved round two competing narratives, about the case against nawaz sharif. his supporters say the pakistani military has been working behind the scenes, to ensure his conviction and remove him from power. imran khan says

and rely on new hope imran khan former cricket star turned star politician runs on a message of change for pakistan. to. go out and campaign and support our candidates god willing when this country rises up we will all right so the whole nation will rise after the election we will reunite just invited nation. and the hatred would seem to over. you know. born in one nine hundred fifty two in the heart pakistan konrad to prominence as one of his country's most beloved cricket players leading the team to world cup victory in one thousand nine hundred two after his retirement from cricket he quickly turned to politics founding the political party pakistan to shriek in south in one thousand nine hundred six sometimes described as a populist khan's platform is firmly promised nomic anti-corruption and anti-military he began running in general elections in one thousand nine hundred seven but did not win a seat in the parliament until two thousand and two. even then khan and his party really rose to prominence between two thousand and eleven and two thousand and thirteen when he began staging

—— imran khan.han last week and asset to him, if he becomes prime minister, he will be inheriting a very polarised country. it is expect it to be a tight race between his party and the other party. there has been an acrimonious campaign with competing allegations of corruption levelled against the party and allegations of undue military interference level at against him on khan's party. he told me as faras against him on khan's party. he told me as far as he is concerned the biggest challenge will not be to unite that country but to focus on the economy and that is one of them keyissues the economy and that is one of them key issues in this election. we have seen key issues in this election. we have seen the trade deficit increased in recent yea rs seen the trade deficit increased in recent years which has led to a depletion of foreign country reserves. the country could be headed for another bailout. what happens in the next few days will have a big bearing on the country's future. much more to com

opponents of former cricketer imran khan rejects the election results and. protests and demanding a new vote. no i'm maryanne demasi in london you know with al-jazeera also coming up two palestinians including a fourteen year old boy killed in the latest protest along the gaza israel border. the search for those missing after the laos dam disaster goes on the survivors are asked why help took so long to calm and donald trump denies claims from his former lawyer that he knew about a secret meeting between his aides and the russians. a group of opposition political parties have rejected the results of pakistan's general election following allegations of vote rigging and interference from the army of the ruling party conceded defeat paving the way for cricket to turn politician imran khan to become the next prime minister but the opposition alliance a valid protest on the streets until a new vote has held this is how the results stand so far khan's technique in suffolk p.t.i. party is leading with one hundred sixteen seats is close its rival the ruling pm and o

both khan and the military dismiss his claims. but many pakistani journalists say the military is not allowing them to air sharif's side of the story. soundbitehave expressing anger and frustration, those soundbites often do not make it to the screen.ee i have notanything like this in my journalistic career. reporter: even under military dictatorship? >> even under military dictatorship. reporter: nawaz sharif's party is being led by his brother in his absence. they still have sizable support. buwhoever wins the electio many fear more instability awaits. jane: the battle of britain w a pivotal moment in world war ii when the u.k. stood alone against hitler's seemingly unstoppable military power. sadly, the youngest pilot the battle has died at the age of 96. geoffrey wellum joined when he was only 17, and just a yearwa lateengaged in a ferocious dog fight. >> tge british met the challen by throwing in everything they had. >> a fortnight after leaving school, i walked through the oogates of my elementary sto learn to fly. the chap

i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program the official result still hasn't been called but in rome khan has claimed victory in pakistan's parliamentary elections the former cricket star has given a televised address positioning himself as the next prime minister and promising a new pakistan partial results give his party a significant lead but opposition parties claim the vote was raised final results have been delayed until friday because of what election officials say is a computer glitch in his t.v. address con promised the country a fresh start. hassan cresset's a langar the pakistan like it's never been run before. but we will give it the government it has never had before. and we will stop with ourselves we would be transparent and clean water and joining me now from washington d.c. is ambassador akbar ahmed has been pakistan's high commissioner to the u.k. and to ireland and is currently teaching at the american university in washington thank you so much for joining us and i'd like to begin by asking you because you were in pakistan recently traveling to the countries interiors n

khan's party, though, dismissed those claims.ics. one that was dominated by a few influentialfamilies. imran khan has promised to create a new pakistan, but as prime minister he will face real challenges. chief amongst them will be reaching out to those who didn't vote for him, as well as continuing questions about the fairness of this election. secunder kermani, bbc news, islamabad. sir alex ferguson has spoken publicly for the first time since having surgery for a brain haemorrhage in may. the former manager of manchester united paid tribute to the hospital staff who cared for him. believe me, without those people who gave me such great care, i would not be sitting here today, so thank you from me and my family. thank you very much. tributes have been paid to one of the oldest surviving female pilots who flew in the second world war, who's died at the age of 101. mary ellis joined the air transport auxiliary in 1941 and delivered spitfires and bombers to the front line. up in the air, on your own, and you can do whatever you li

lead and also from a quick imraan khan.yes but we are seeing is going underway in turning up at the polls now i mean we mentioned the lead up to this vote has been marked by accusations of the military meddling behind the scenes let's listen to what pakistan's ambassador to germany had to tell me about the vote. this would be deterred consecutive polls that we having are in a fully democratic dispensation and i have no doubt in my mind that this would be a free and fair pool is a level playing field for everyone and peg sunny's for the choose the new government and in china that would bring a new dawn for the country now i mean we heard the ambassador there but the voters you've spoken to do they believe this will be a free and fair vote. well and most of the journalists until a tickle analysts i've spoken to a very clear that this is not a free and says those on the on someone has been reading the elections the coverage of the pm l.n. is very much different it's very hard generalists of talk to receiving intimidating phone

but khan also pushed toward religion, and the right.he's expressed support for islamist politicians and strict islamic law, earning him the at talhan. and tooaim he u.s. he led protests against the c.i.a.'s drone campaign and the war in afghanistan. he's accused the u.s. of purposely trying to destablizeco thtry. >> ( translated will awaken all pakistanis. god willing, we will put pressure on amera, if drone attacks are not stopped our protest will continue all over pakistan. >> schifrin: but in toy's acceptance speech, khan indicated willingness to work with the u.s. >> ( translated ): until now our relations with the u.s. has been way. the u.s. thinks that they fund pakistan in order to fight their war. but pakistan has suffered great loss. now, we want a balanced lationship. >> i think this is one of those areas where imran khan will be able to have his cake and eat it too. i think he will continue t articulate a kind of strong nationalistic position. but concurrently he will have to be conciliatory toward the united states in order

here's mr khan.en that the way our democracies evolving is getting better and in spite of all the difficulties that we have faced so far, our candidate died in a suicide bombing before that. he was also martyred because of a suicide attack. lots of people died. in spite of all of that, the process of the selection was completed. sharif‘s party, the pml—n announced last night as the first results came in that they would not accept the result. this is shehbaz sharif, who has taken over the party from his brother, saying the pti win shows blatant vote rigging, and accusing the pakistani electoral commission of failing the country's democracy. the pakistan people's party, who is projected to come third, have made similar objections. the final results have still not been announced, adding to suspicions. journalist diaa hadid, ‘while you were sleeping, an institution held in mistrust by many of pakistan's political parties announced they'd switch to manual counting of election results.‘ the commission blam

both khan and the military dismiss his claims.litary isn't allowing them to air sharif‘s side of the story. if you have soundbites expressing people's anger and frustration, those soundbites often don't make it to the screen. i honestly have not seen anything like this in myjournalistic career. even under military dictatorship? even under military dictatorship, no. nawaz sharif‘s party is being led by his brother, in his absence. they still have sizeable support, but whoever wins this election, many fear more political instability awaits. secunder kermani, bbc news, lahore. hackers have stolen the personal data of 1.5 million patients from singapore's government health database. in the island nation's worst ever cyber attack. the communications ministry says they do not know who was behind the attack but that it was sophisticated, deliberate, targeted and well—planned. the hackers stole personal details and prescription records, but not full medical records. prime minister lizzie a new was one of the victims. —— lee hsien loong. t

both khan and the military dismiss his claims.sharif‘s side of the story. if you have soundbites expressing people's anger and frustration, those soundbites often don't make it to the screen. i honestly have not seen anything like this in myjournalistic career. even under military dictatorship? even under military dictatorship, no. nawaz sharif‘s party is being led by his brother in his absence. they still have sizeable support, but whoever wins this election, many fear more political instability awaits. secunder kermani, bbc news, lahore. the battle of britain was a pivotal moment in world war two. the youngest pilot in the battle is now died at the age of 96. he joined the air force died at the age of 96. he joined the airforce when he died at the age of 96. he joined the air force when he was only 17 and a year later he was engaged in the row she is dogfight. the chap said to me, go and fly yet but don't you dare break it. the chap said to me, go and fly yet but don't you dare break itm the chap said to me, go and fly yet but d

rareporter: n khan's supporters are in a buoyant mood tonight. but it seems likely they will t haveo form a coalition to take onpower, and his oents arein adamant rejecting his victory. jane: you are watching "bbc onrld news america." still to come onht's program, the court case over the candy bar. nestlÉ cou not catch a break when it comes to the kit kat bar. laos has minister of said more than 130 people are missing aer a partially built damps col, flooding villages. killedt 20 people were in the disaster d dozens made homeless as the forces ripped apart structures. reporter: survivors of the collapse of the dam inaos wade towards safety. they are a few of the almost 12,000 people affected. according to local media, thousands are still in .ed of rescue water rolled through remote areas of laos yesterday, at times submerging at least seven villages. the south korean f tm that bill dam said that heavy rains caused the collapse. it, and beganfix ordering and evacuation. the same company is cooperating with the laos and south korean governments. so

aran khan says those clai to distract fro athe corruptiegations. residence in all in the watching watching rawalpindi sults come in were divided. >> nawaz sharif has been in power and stealing from us. becauseport the plm they fulfill their promises. reporter: imran khan's supporters are in a buoyant mood tonight.ee but it sms likely they will have to form a coalition to take power, and his opponents are adamant in rejecting his victory. jane: you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, the court case over the candy bar. nestlÉ could not catch a break when icomes to the kit kat bar. s hasrime minister of l said more than 130 people are missing after a partially built dam collapsed, flooding villages. killedast 2le were in the disaster and dozens made homeless as the forces ripped apart structures. reporter: surcovors of the apse of the dam in laos wade towards safety. they are a few of the almost 12,000 people affected. according to local media, thousands are still in need of rescue. water rolled through remote ar

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imran khan's one pledges of change in people and by. even those who did not vote for him want him to deliver by improving living conditions healing the economy and fighting corruption your v.a. you come on board so you can take your money reach of a government comes it should do good for us we want water gas and electricity. obviously there are other problems as well they should be problems. in punjab province plans to form a coalition government but he has promised to fight tooth and nail to save their provincial influence the challenge for the cricketer turned politician is to create an inclusive government and then keep it running for five years so far all major political parties apart from the p.d.i. have reservations about the results they've called for an all parties conference in the federal capital islamabad it is going to be a numbers game to form a government and imran khan does not have those numbers alone the big question is who will he form an alliance with. al-jazeera the whole region has a pakistani t.v. anchor and a poli