deeyah khan and her colleague darin prindle spend time with america's largest neo—nazi organisation.ral, western civilisation in general is under a full assault will not i know what neo—nazis think and how they view somebody like me but i wanted to understand why they believe the things that they believe, and if it was possible for me to find their humanity. and if it would be possible to them to recognise my humanity. the 14 words is "we must secure the future of our race... " and 88? 88. which stands for? this is our pr director... good to meet you. having spent several days with another member of the national socialist movement, deeyah khan questioned him about his extreme views. what i would be doing is insuring the preservation of our race, not my race and my nation —— my race and my nation. that is what it comes down to and that is the only way forward, i would ensure that everyone would have to leave. including me. including you. i do not want to just come in and shout at them and put myself on the back feeling as if i really change them. i wanted to have —— challenge them. i

admiral khan? >> if you look at the size of the pacific and you think of sustaining operations, the importance of logistics cannot be overstated, whether it be our msc fleet, that provides surface lift, or our c-40 alpha and our c-1 c-130t. they will make sure the war fighters have what they need to wage combat operations in that environment. >> that's good news. mr. chairman, i neeyield back. >> thank you. i want to take this opportunity, since this is the last of our s subcommittee hearings for this committee is to thank you for your service and the tremendous evidence she has put forward on behalf of our men and women in uniform. she has been, i think, the leading proponent anywhere she goes. if anybody comes across her and doesn't know where guam is or what goes on on guam, then you are not listening. she's absolutely the number one fan of the people of guam. i know they appreciate your service to the nation. you have done a spectacular job. we have had the opportunity to travel around the worl

and sadiq khan saying todayit responsible.the problem. today it would take ten years to try and solve the problemlj today it would take ten years to try and solve the problem. i think you ta ke and solve the problem. i think you take politics out of this, this is not about politics, but about society. youngsters who are carrying knives thinking they are protecting themselves and ending up dying with their own knives. we have to strip is right back, why have we got an issue? it is not about the politicians, it is about having a sustainable programme. and we follow the glasgow probe around the public health issue, and that is going to be starting now. what are we going to do now? we need to strip it back. in london especially we have more high—rise buildings than ever. if you are in that building and you end up you are in that building and you end up doing what the gang members do, it is exploitation. it is so frightening. we have lost the trust and confidence, so we have got to get right back down into the root of communities,

assessing it is one of has command that was and was yes what can you tell us about those targeted in khan yunis in the israeli way. actually this trade has been conducted by an injury done the company unit in it and see if it comes to the latest news is that they tried to kidnap one of the palestinian freedom fighters one of the hamas commanders but they could not they failed the bin and they exchanged fire they killed him that. during an exchange by other hamas. military other hammersmith god military their exchange fire with. with the israeli scud the cover scud during changing fire. and a strike intervene to save the discard which infiltrated. the three kilometers inside gaza from the same border. we can i can describe it that it is god has been trapped inside gaza and they could not leave. they could be they could be taken as hostels but the israeli arabs like saved them and the. planes shot several. strike rocket around the incident and saved them so far maybe some of them get back all of them or more i'm not sure what normal is top on at this point. as a retaliation to the israeli a

was explaining we have a situation here where elite israeli forces entered gaza the southern city of khan yunis she was saying that six palestinians have been killed but among them a senior hamas commander donald trump also in paris like the israeli prime minister but might we get some sort of reaction from the u.s. illness in the coming hours. well there's likely to be something from state department in the coming hours no formal statement from them as yet there is a senior u.s. official in israel at the moment brian who keeps a special representative for iran who travel to the region for talks on common pursuit against to the iranian government is also on his way the it is believed the special representative for the region jason greenblatt now he was in london earlier this week and he was reportedly said that president trump's peace plan will be released in the coming days now back in september president trumpet said after a meeting with benjamin netanyahu that he would have his peace plan put together within the next two to four months separate put it round about the beginning of decem

after pushing for reform and judges recently sentenced a man to death for murdering student michelle khan who was falsely accused of blasphemy despite the threats to their lives bibi supporters say they believe her case and what it stands for is worth fighting for so here's a guy for al jazeera the man accused of killing eleven people at a pittsburgh synagogue on saturday now faces a total of forty four federal charges in addition to murder and attempted murder robert bowers is also charged with hate crimes and firearms offenses issued to appear at a second hearing in federal court on thursday u.s. national security adviser john bolton says that washington doesn't want its friends and allies to be hurt by it sanctions against iran they'll come into force on monday after president trump pulled out of the twenty fifteen nuclear deal between turn around and world powers bolton says he wants to force iran's crude exports to zero but the u.s. is considering giving waivers to some allies that want to trade with iran. the president said unmistakably our goal is maximum pressure and that it would

well it is definitely a major challenge to khan's government and han has made a very big commitment to you yesterday when he does the nation he said that we are not going to draw great and the sort of a position to the judgment by the supreme court of bug stand which is the epics order and the desmond has been based on months reasons and solid facts and evidence and not just i think is a sham of some of the men who fought among themselves in the field and they accused of committing lesser so again that is challenge for khan because he had been you know in the past accused of. having close ties with his rightist extremist parties taleban in the us but now the time has come for the congo man to take on these people who have been you know very is smaller group of people but having you know all the time calling for these said dens and the strikes and bringing the country to a standstill by capturing the key points you don't need laying for that for that matter laying the federal capital under siege by sorting to wylie's so there's gomen has taken a stand and i hope it's sort of eyes that t

justice is a political party in pakistan the taliban branded its leader opposition politician emraan khan and infidel and even wanted him dead we met at his home in islamabad now under constant armed guard he's one of pakistan's most popular politicians organizing rallies that attract thousands of followers he doesn't believe the conflict can be solved militarily neither in afghanistan or pakistan i feel that this is a total violation of human rights it killing people by these drones basically sitting on a screen and eliminating people dehumanizing them treating them. as if you know this from some other planet not giving them a basic right of proving their innocence i mean it violates all norms of justice they claim they have intelligence that shows that there are terrorists. they're bombing villages their villages their their houses their mud houses the bombing them and then that think that the bone when it's when it busts when it's spent is that the shrapnel knows exactly who is a terrorist and who's a woman and it was a child with a grandmother i mean there is so many instances of peop

yet karim khan lives in waziristan and there's another drone victim his relatives still i didn't want to check. out of getting in the c.b.o.t. the c.b. bus but i got all you'll be they'll come deal with the income deal. when they begin you know dr drew can we get the judge at the end i glance at the end but at the michael that i can even append this in a minute i'm happy scale us once again. and. pakistani lawyer says that bar defies the rights of drone attack victims he says the problem is almost never discussed because victims simply have nowhere and nobody to turn to. drone strikes have been taking place in mostly north waziristan and so it was it was the. tribal stand which is cut off from rest of the country because of many reasons but. to put it very simply it's a black hole of information now. now. so this is what's been recovered from. you know from most of the sites we actually have. pictures of people who have been killed by these and as i was as well so what we did is like in two thousand and twelve we did a. negative mission very powerful so for example in this village on

karim khan lives in waziristan and there's another drone victim his relatives still i didn't want to track. in the c.b.o.t. the c b bus but i've got a lawyer would be. you know. but other michel that could even. get a meter mouthpiece kill us once again. i am. focused on the lawyer for defense the rights of drone attack victims he says the problem is almost never discussed because victims simply have nowhere and nobody to turn to. drone strikes. north. of the country because of many reasons but. to put it very simply it's a black hole of information none of. that. none of. you. so this is what's been recovered from waziristan you know from warsaw sites we actually have. pictures of people who have been killed by these and as i was as well so what we did is like in two thousand and twelve we did a. negative vision there powerful so for example in this religion on such and such a date this was i was at a word from a house that killed six people including cleared those. one child. the nightmares about standing in a village trying to get the kids to you know come on to me. and to some sh

refugees and people with disabilities an idea that was as unusual as it was experimental much like said khan's menus. this would create introduce a feeling after the last of the in the kitchen is east meets west and because of my roots where i grew up somewhere where i live it's important for me to connect these cultural dots. spiritualists which is a quick look at some point i realized it's my background that defines me and my cooking. also but his background is also been an extra hurdle in achieving history his father adnan works in a pre-arranged his mother as easy as a housewife both came to germany from an italian as guest workers who may cuisine had no place in their lives they've always cooked traditional turkish food section now takes those traditions and puts his own spin on them but not in his mother's kitchen. as a businessman if she's making a ragu or a goulash and i say what about using less meat then you have more heat in the pan then she'll say fine leave me alone i've been doing this for twenty years i know what i'm doing mama cooks better that's why. i'm used to your food is g

imran khan was supported by the extremists. it would be hard for him to calm them down.led for calm and he has backtracked already. he is no different to any previous prime minister. we have seen with the last prime minister only recently when almost one year ago there were riots over changes to the oath for lawmakers. so, for all intents and purposes, the status quo remains the same. a tigress in india which is said to have killed 13 people has been shot dead after a major hunt. the six—year—old tigress had evaded capture in the jungles of the western state of maharashtra for two years. activists had campaigned to save the tiger, but india's supreme court said it would not interfere if forest rangers were forced to shoot it. 0ur south asia regional editor anbarasan ethirajan told me a little earlier that it's a nationwide problem in india. if you go by the figures, at least one person is killed a day by tigers of elephants in different parts of the country. so why does it happen? because he natural habitat is producing as people move into the forest areas, they set up f

addressing the nation, though, prime minister imran khan warned others not to take to the streets.ese people are inciting you for their political gain. don't listen to them. they are not doing anything to serve islam. asia bibi has now spent nearly a decade injail. she lived in this small village to the west of lahore, where she was accused of blasphemy following an argument with a group of muslim women, a crime legally punishable by death in pakistan. the cleric who filed the case against her had this warning before the verdict was announced. translation: if the court sets aside the previous two verdicts and frees her, it will be a sign to people, you should take the law into your own hands. what began here as a local dispute rapidly escalated into an issue of international importance. the asia bibi case has become a symbol for the controversy surrounding pakistan's blasphemy laws. the division over the case has been stark. salman taseer, a prominent politician who spoke out in support of asia bibi, was murdered by his own bodyguard. today, outside court, there was tight security.

imran khan was supported by the extremists. it would be hard for him to calm them down.acktracked already. he is no different to any previous prime minister. we have seen the same only recently when almost one year ago there were riots over changes to the oath for lawmakers. so, for all intents and purposes, the status quo remains the same. president erdogan of turkey has said that the order to killjournalist jamal khashoggi last month came from the highest levels of the saudi government. writing in the washington post, mr erdogan calls for the unmasking of what he describes as the "puppet masters" behind the murder at the saudi consulate in istanbul. saudi arabia's version of events has changed several times, but it denies that crown prince mohammed bin salman had any knowledge of the killing. a tigress in india which is said to have killed 13 people has been shot dead after a major hunt. the six—year—old tigress had evaded capture in the jungles of the western state of maharashtra for two years. activists had campaigned to save the tiger, but india's supreme court said

like a stance prime minister imran khan says he won't allow what he calls religious hardliners to cripple the country damaged property and fight with the police this government has taken a stand and i hope it's sort of eyes that the stand and it takes on and then to takes effective measures to deal with these miscreants and restores laws or because people of pakistan who are peace loving they are really fed up with these people who abuse the lesion for their own small miral livea sense opponents of the blasphemy law believe. lasered should be enough to condemn anyone today and they're calling on political rivals to unite to change legislation described by many as outrageous and abusive. islamabad well in another developing story out of pakistan a senior muslim cleric known as the father of the taliban has been stabbed to death in his house in rollo pending a summary or hawk was an ally of prime minister a man khan was involved in failed peace talks with the pakistani taliban come on hide it joins us live hi there come on what more can you tell us at this stage. reward reno so far raised m

are taking advantage of this because of their strong opposition to the new government led by imran khan and also because of the independent judiciary the chief justice also being singled out for the situation quite dangerous we are told that the industry and karachi are sold that city that i stand here that they can all make up of the country also we are told that in the city of the whole commuters are having huge issues telephones up block internet services that are also expected that if you are you can engage a white wall or tie and everybody is watching to see what happens but it should be understood that the majority of pakistanis support the word victory of the court they support their military and they do not support the religious extremists who are right now on their street. of course this is as you say a real test for the prime minister's company in china but the real test of his government law which sweeping support from the country in just a recent general election. well absolutely yesterday there was a heated debate in parliament and for a change the buggers done before the p

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imran khan agreed to bat asia bibi to leave the country. to leave the country. say the government hastremists to assure her safety. extremists to assure her safety. this is really a big deal but it is very risky. very risky. be really significant and volatile in pakistan. in pakistan. the protists could return to the streets. return to the streets. asia bibi is a mother of four. a mother of four. in following an argument with her neighbours. neighbours. they accused of insulting the prophet mohamed. insulting the prophet mohamed. something she has always denied. member of the christian minority, she became a target for extremists. she became a target for extremists. now they want the government to push back. back. state being questioned and a wave we are supposed to function. are supposed to function. we would not sign the bat. not sign the bat. this prison but her whereabouts are currently unknown. currently unknown. in pakistan, others are said she has a ready lead. a ready lead. test the limits of the country's democracy. in washington dc. for her to be released from jail. court wa

officers to revolt against the government on the chief general bargewell after all this and my brother mr khan said in a sense this speech that he would be reduced numbness with an iron hand this kind of surrender kind of the boredom is numbness and now you see that there has been it is become room including because you're going to be around family to leave the country all who live in baathist on safely channel shams from asia desk thank you. and you can find the full interview with the abuse husband on our web site that's d.w. dot com democrats and republicans in the united states are making their final pitches to voters ahead of tuesday's midterm elections and leading the charge to presidents with rival visions for president barack obama told a rally in atlanta that democracy can't work when people make stuff up without any consequences that was clearly a dig at incumbent donald trump will he warned that voting democrat would mean going back to the obama days of high unemployment low wages and open borders. and with all of that rhetoric what are the issues that americans really care about or

the mayor of london sadiq khan has said it could take a generation to turn the tide of violent crime.n reports from the scene of one of the latest london murders. this is where 15—year—old jay hughes was fatally stabbed here in lewisham last thursday. there are reports two men who had been following him in a taxi jumped out and attacked him as he went to get some takeaway food. friends have described jay as loving and thoughtful. the priest at the local church showed me the candles jay's family had lit in his memory at yesterday's service. the family in profound shock. they are absolutely shattered. it is a shock for them, for the entire family, and they are equally looking for answers, just as the rest of the community is. he used to come regularly in our shop. they've been here 5, 6 years. we've seen him all the time. from what i remember, he was such a lovely boy. as well as jay, 38—year—old rocky djelal was stabbed to death in southwark on october the 31st. 22—year—old malcolm mide—madariola on november 2nd was fatally stabbed in clapham. yesterday a 22—year—old man was found with

is the highest profile attack in pakistan against chinese presence pakistani prime minister imran khan has ordered an inquiry. and as we just heard the liberation army claimed responsibility for that attack and earlier we spoke with journalist. in karachi we asked him to tell us more about that group and why it would target the chinese embassy. operating in bodies don as you know their bodies don is that. they chest and arms up manner of the sources deploys all pakistan and mortar would of going to stop on and on is when. to me is it's decided when i was a shy and this terrorist organization is the. option to land it to end or ten days or terrorist organization they are in and out against any chinese in one minute and most sunday medicaid it's not on. the many modernization they say. chinese to call nice williston. all right next up to france where a report commissioned by a president or on my car is likely to recommend changes in the law to allow african works of art to be returned to their nations of origin well the port follows up on a promise by the president made a year ago to ret

block the review so it depends on one aim has not been put on the exit control list as yet supra mr khan is currently in china he'll be back on tuesday so it is yet to be seen what the government would do about it would deport the name on the e.c.l. the exit control list the no fly list or not so it all depends on the pakistani government that how are they going to deal with the issue. well as we've been talking about baby was unanimously acquitted by the supreme court earlier this week after demands by hard line islamists there's going to be an appeals that do critics have a point that the pakistani government is caving in to these extremists well it is not the first time the pakistani government the state has made such back to where the slum is today have been doing it for a long time. the longest have discreet and also the pakistan's powerful military. backs these have used these islamist over the years they have grown in numbers in the strength so it is very difficult to rein in these islamists and they are actually more powerful than the state and they have proven yet again that the

decision and supported the decision of the supreme court. of the supreme court. decision by imran khanre may be a backlash to it. may be a backlash to it. this tell you about the state of pakistan today? pakistan today? pakistan's judiciary in some shape or form has come of age. pakistan's judiciary in some shape orform has come of age. pakistan's judiciary in some shape or form has come of age. or form has come of age. they have taken a courageous, brave decision. taken a courageous, brave decision. least, the gibby gilbert asian of society also continues. —— de regularisation. regularisation. and that last part is more of a negative stance. negative stance. absolutely explicitly seeing asia bibi, you see optimism? bibi, you see optimism? positive news in the judiciary which you fully well what could happen. you fully well what could happen. against the military and judicial chief. chief. the public and say we are doing the right thing is a positive side. right thing is a positive side. order into their hands, and we have to look into these issues. to look into these issues. their bag

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basically have this moment all right let's talk about the man in the eye of the storm who is colace khan and he's quoted quite a flamboyant and quite a significant figure twenty years ago he was after helping to turn around back to provide profitability rhino the mother company then of innocence sent him to japan to turn that failing company that ms sun was at the time to turn it around and they gave him like two three years to do this he did it in one year so you really he's a very very successful manager he was a proper star one of those rare star managers that you that you sometimes find in the world of business and yet not only a very charismatic figure here as you. mentioned he really can turn around the company and we'll have of course full coverage of that story a bit later indeed of you. business with them and it's been awesome we look forward to that thank you thank you garrett all right we're going to head to hong kong are right now where the trial has gotten underway against the leaders of large scale pro-democracy protests if convicted they face seven years in prison while mo

but the question is what is imran khan's government going to do about the agreed to a deal in which they said that they would do to. try to to take measures to ban bibi's departure from pakistan if that happens then it will become very difficult for bibi to leave pakistan and how life will remain under threat from asia thank you. time now for some of the other stories making news around the world a group of thousands of central american migrants heading for the u.s. has begun splintering off after mexican officials broke a promise to supply buses the group of about four thousand people is traveling through an area locals call the route of death the governor of veracruz had offered safe passage to mexico city on buses but officials later withdrew the offer. a dozen people have been killed in floods in sicily as storms continue to bring destruction to italy officials say at least twenty nine people have been killed in storms really in strong related incidents in italy this week and forecasters say more bad weather lies ahead. us president donald trump is spending the final weekend before t

but the question is what is imran khan's government going to do about the agreed to a deal in which to said that they would do. try to do take measures to ban bibi's departure from pakistan if that happens then it will become very difficult for bibi to leave pakistan and one life will remain under threat. that was from asia speaking to us. all right let's have a look at some of the other stories making news around the world fighting has escalated around yemen's key port city of data yemeni forces backed by a saudi led coalition are launching a major ground assault to wrest the city from who's the rebels they have pounded rebel positions with as strikes and naval azzurri officials say more than one hundred fifty five says on both sides were killed over the weekend. a convoy of seventy eight trucks carrying lifesaving aid has reached a remote cam for the displaced on syria's border with jordan the united nations and the syrian arab red crescent said that joint convoy would provide aid to fifty thousand people and. several hundred people have gathered outside the headquarters of the ukrai

shannon gabriel as the best in the world this year, and they're the best by a pakistani since imran khane minister. shah has a shot at an even older record. this man, clarrie grimaced, is still the fastest to 200 test wickets. he did it in 36 matches, shah only needs nine more to get there in his 32nd test. new zealand will be worried, he's on a roll and there's still one ball game to go. patrick gearey, bbc news. in netball, england avoided a shock home defeat by uganda with a 50—46 win in the first of their three match series in liverpool, the scene for next year's world cup. the commonwealth champions took a nine—goal lead at half—time but an error—strewn third quarter allowed the ugandans back in but tracey neville's side held on for victory. they're a team where we really struggled to get the ball off, we got to give their minimal opportunities, that's something we didn't do. really proud about the players that come on. this is about opportunities, giving people the opportunity to play against these, see what style of play actually suits these. i was actually quite pleased with some

is the highest profile attack in pakistan against chinese presence pakistani prime minister imran khan has ordered an inquiry. let's get the latest on the story with journalist she joins us from karate tell us more about this insurgent group that has claimed responsibility for this attack or are they. liberation army is considered decided in addition there were. strong shares a border with afghanistan and eight on which is a surge in really important parts on air and then jets again labeled as on is really needed in terms of nature it is also our guarding. the one person population lives and martyre done mission and forward and to be guarding their disdain for. stones and villains and for. almost. simpler insurgents i've noticed in which all clerics and. parcel post honored so it's in front. of gunnison according to the report which was shared by this it goes into the insurgency last month and it didn't. result breaking in the region all right shankar pollutes journalist speaking to us from karachi thank you so much and staying with pakistan a bomb has exploded in an open air food mark

the highest profile attack in pakistan against chinese presence but his son the prime minister imran khan has ordered an inquiry. let's get the latest on the story with journalist sean mehra baluchi joins us from caracas. tell us more about this insurgent group that has claimed responsibility for this attack or are they. liberation army is considered a saudi denies it. shares a border with afghanistan and aidan which is a surgeon will be important on and that. is on his reading to it in terms of nature it is also what according. to what the one person population lives and martyre done mission and forward and to be on guard. and stones and their land and sea and ports. almost. similar to insurgents are the nation which operates and. parcel post on it all so it's in front. of gunnison according to the report which was shared by the security into the insurgency last month and did. result predicting in that region. pollutes journalists speaking to us from karachi thank you so much. spain is threatening to throw the brakes a deal into jeopardy with a last minute objection over gibraltar spanis

immense danger and pakistan does not just just want her dead and the government and reported brown mr khan who spoke on wednesday evening and he said that he would believe it would islamists strictly with an iron hand kind of surrender it's an abject shameless senator bob graham's aunt's government and also your previous life is an immense danger as we speak at shiloh what can you tell us about baby's husband i know he's spoken to today what did he say. what he said what i just thought of you he said that b.b.c. life is in danger and what happened is that the government the agreement between grams or france government and islamists is that there has been a review petition firing in the supreme court and the government under the agreement said that he would not block perspective and would take measures to do that and bibi from. traveling abroad and if that happens if the government actually puts in the government actually put so bibi on the exit control list it would be extremely disappointing and that would be the third year of the state and i'll stick my cd actually door list out exactly

sadiq khan has rightfully condemned it, the housing secretary, too.e people that do things like this, and we can only give our hearts and thoughts once again to the families of the victims. i wonder, dawn, again to the families of the victims. iwonder, dawn, what again to the families of the victims. i wonder, dawn, what could be charge be if the police are investigating? i am not sure. i have looked into it. i can't see, it is difficult to know, there were some races difficult to know, there were some ra ces ta nsey difficult to know, there were some races tansey is within the video. 0k, races tansey is within the video. ok, so hate speech? yeah. i don't know what the charges would be. what is clear is people laugh out raged, it is not clear charges would be —— people are outraged. but also to put it on social media, so it was shared through whatsapp, and that is how it came on to social media, and it says a lot about what is wrong with our society, that we have a lot of people coming out and volunteering for the people of grenfell, but similarly, a

pakistan captainjaveria khan scored an unbeaten 7a as her side posted a total of 139 for six having woncy o'reilly the pick of the bowlers. in response ireland struggled to build partnerships and fell short of the target leaving them bottom of group b and facing an early exit. england will be unchanged for the second test against sri lanka in kandy that gets under way in the coming hours but ben stokes will move up the batting order to number three so moeen ali drops down. jonny bairstow is fit again but he can't get back in the side so ben foakes will keep wicket again following his century on debut in the first test win. it's been somewhat of a selection headache for captain joe root. there's a great position to be in, the fact that we turn up here and, you know, full of confidence as a group, as a squad, and we have got the opportunity to play the same tea m the opportunity to play the same team is the service requires it, but also we have got a group of guys who have been sat on the sideline, champing at the bat ready to take their opportunity, if it looks like they could be the guy

is the highest profile attack in pakistan against chinese presence pakistani prime minister imran khan has ordered an inquiry. now while the world of world football sphere says rivals rivalry is a said to be decided in front of tens of thousands of fans in argentina or decide his clubs or river plates and broker juniors face off in the second leg of the ko for copa libertadores final on saturday it's a match which phones take very very seriously. fifty thousand for an addict football fans is this a must win match no it's just a training session the famous la bomba naris stadium was packed with boca junior fans cheering on their heroes in preparation for the copa libertadores final clearly this isn't a run of the mill clash bowker facing off against bitter rivals river plate it's the first time they've come up against each other in a copa liberated dora's final focus supporters saw their team drop two two in the first leg but won't be allowed to watch the return game at river plate stadium away fans are banned from derby matches in argentina. for their part river fans are nervous about

now respawn khan is training with a top chef. there's a few more but there was nothing nothing to do so let's talk about what rizwan will be doing tomorrow but this is just not the way it's his first day. but you know this last night with no money have you ever even boiled beef made with oil salted potatoes and horseradish sauce yes it's been almost a month we do it a little differently that's going on marinated then we smoke it with the gin these boys of our community then we vacuum pack it up and simmer it at fifty four degrees for two days. on the side how you can all. come here you can help me get everything ready the park as i was also. you know i was also honest i. put that from you so your family is still in pakistan in pakistan yes i've been away for seven years seven years how old are you and it's not the twenty one ok just so you left early i missed i think it's been hard because i just tried to keep going and i'm here. ok somebody's going to be here you know i finished high school and i did well. we'll be home you're g

the mayor of london, sadiq khan, has warned it could take up to ten years, or even a generation, to makeress tackling the problem of violent crime in london. his comments come after a recent spike in murders in the capital, with four fatal stabbings since last wednesday. two men have been arrested on suspicion of stabbing a 22—year—old man to death in south east london, yesterday. on friday a 17—year—old was fatally stabbed outside a tube station, and a 15—year—old was killed on thursday in what police are describing as a pre—meditated attack. yesterday's stabbing is the fourth in less than a week. the latest victim was the 116th person to be murdered in the capital this year. this morning the mayor of london sadiq khan said the increase in violent crime in london is unacceptable. the home affairs select committee, a cross—party committee, recently did a report which was scathing on cuts from government. home office officials say there is a link between police officers being cut and violent crime going up. the most senior police officers say it would be naive to think there is not a link

because mr khan is on a state visit in china, i understand, so what happens next for the country?ntment, if this goes through, which actually means that the debate from the blasphemy law being amended has now shifted to a bunch of violent people or mobs taking the law into their own hands and the government ‘s rent the vat. —— surrendering to that. they are uncertain about the outcome. however, it is very much about the appeasement with the religious hardliners, and we are still waiting to see what comes of it. sorry to interrupt you. thank you very much. more now on our top story and the news that a met office report says the uk has experienced more weather extremes during the past 10 years — warmer days are hotter and the winters are warmer too. so what will that mean for our gardens, wild plants, pests and wildlife? let's speak now to pippa greenwood, who is a panelist on radio 4's gardeners' question time. thank you forjoining us. let's talk about this correlation between the weather and what happens on the other side of the window. it is a huge correlation because temperature

opening fixtures in the tournament but put together a good score thanks to an innings of 7a from javeria khans from lucy o'reilly, including this stumping, helped ireland drag back a bit of momentum, but they've struggled to score since losing opener clare shillington for 27 and are going to need a big finish if they're to win this. ben stokes will bat at number three in the second test with sri lanka, which gets under way in just a few hours. play starts in kandy at 4:30 uk time. stokes will move up with moeen ali dropping down to bat at six. the rest of the team remains unchanged which means ben foakes keeps wicket, there's no place in the side for fit—againjonny bairstow. it's a squad packed with options, providing a bit of a selection headache for captain joe root. it isa it is a great position to be in, the fa ct it is a great position to be in, the fact that we turn up here and are full of confidence as a group and as a squad and we have the opportunity to play the same team and if the service requires that but we also have a group of guys that at the sideline, chomping at the bit and r

pakistani prime minister imran khan says the attack on the consulate was part of the conspiracy against economic cooperation between pakistan and china the foreign minister also condemned the gunman. one attacker detonated his suicide vest killing two policeman but police killed the other two attackers before they could into the consulate premises we're glad that all the consulate staff are safe the government says chinese consulate staff have been moved to a safe location and that security forces have the area under control however they're braced for more attacks from people who feel china is transforming their impoverished region but not giving them a fair share of the benefits victoria gave him be out there just hours after the consulate attack there was an explosion in a crowded market in northwest pakistan at least twenty five people were killed and fifty others injured in the iraq side district near the border with afghanistan most of the casualties were minority shia muslims backus on a prime minister in qana condemned the bombing calling it an act of terrorism the no one has yet

the clashes took place east of khan younis, in the south of the territory.nell, who is in jerusalem. this is unusual because israeli forces were operating inside gaza. tel is a little bit more about what you know about what happened. the israeli chief of army spokesperson has come out and said there are many such missions under the radar, in his words, but we don't often get to hear about them. in this case it appears something went very wrong. there was an israeli special forces undercover unit about two miles inside the gaza strip. they were spotted in a civilian car, apparently, by palestinians there. then there was a shoot out with palestinian militants and an israeli helicopter was sent to help in the rescue and there was also a lot of israeli air strikes giving cover as these men made their retreat. we know that one israeli lieutenant colonel and was killed on the israeli side and seven palestinians, including one local commander with the hammers military wing. the funerals for those men have been taking place. a secret funeral on the israeli side to p

wing has been killed in an israeli raid in gaza six other palestinians died during the incursion and khan yunis as well as an israeli soldier israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has cut short his visit to paris to return home how a force that has more from west jerusalem and israeli covert special forces team was inside gaza territory three kilometers inside from the border fence traveling in a civilian vehicle and that it carried out an attack in which a senior commander of the hamas military wing the arcus on brigades in communists. a man called nor baraka was shot and killed or at least was was killed in this operation a thirty seven year old senior commander. the u.s. has renewed its call for an end to hostilities in yemen street battles have brought chaos to residential areas in the main port city of whole data a pro-government alliance backed by the saudi and the rotty coalition is trying to seize control from healthy rebels thousands of civilians trapped in the fighting. commemorations have been held around the world to mark a hundred years since the end of the first world wa