imran khan's news section today along with a large number of his fans, he approached the lahore high court to get bail to prevent his arrest. according to the court order, he was supposed to appear at 5 o'clock, which was due to the crowding of the street and also the lahore cricket match and the large crowd of his fans. in order to go to the court, this court announced with an hour delay during the court session that the current government has provided a platform for filing cases in different courts in view of political disputes, that five cases are pending in islamabad and four cases in lahut court and asked the judge. according to the threats that are against amran khan and 31 are up to the people in power to agree to the bail that after reviewing the documents presented by the lawyer , the judge's court has accepted the bail for one week to serve it . and it was published, yes, in the court on the day that it was held, now the arrest warrant was based on the islamabad court order, because delaware went to the hague islamabad court to execute the order , this court was delayed for a wee

they made the statement after a lahore high court granted him bail and several other cases against himafter clashes between his supporters and security forces attempting to arrest him. the former abbc urdu journalist spoke to me from islamabad about imran khan's appearance in court today. >> he appeared in the lahore high court today and they agreed to grant him bail in nine cases, and 8 out of those cases are terrorism-related. so there are multiple cases against imran khan, dozens of cases. he is quite busy dealing with the legal side of things, other than dealing with the politics. i spoke to his legal team a little while ago, and they were saying our main worry is the amount of cases against him. most of these cases, they say they will not stand up in the court of law. but every case takes time. and he would rather spend his time on politics and upcoming elections, but he is busy in a dealing with these cases. as i said, most of these cases itself tells a story that there could be some sort of political victimization going on at the moment. mark: and that is certainly felt by his s

islamabad high court had previously announced that the arrest warrant of imran khan would be canceled if he appeared in court. at the same time , ibrahim khan's supporters gathered in front of the lahoreurt. and canceled the issuance of his arrest warrant, they demanded that the risk of scientists to discover plastic rocks on a volcanic island in brazil , based on geologists' tests, these rocks are made by combining plastic materials with increasing temperature and melted with natural materials. sahel are combined, which becomes a dangerous combination for the living organisms of the region. specialists of royan research institute succeeded in using the stem cells of the product to treat joint diseases. the supplier of this cell product is used to treat diseases such as arthritis and rheumatism. one of the latest products of the royan research institute is cell cell, which has actually entered the market in the region and is undergoing clinical trials . adult mesenchyme is obtained from the bone marrow, which is actually an isolated and fractional donor. the projects and processes of the method have been carried out, which are in liquid form , all in the same cells, and the feature is

of that he did not go to the meeting of two court cases and yesterday he finally went to the lahore high courtay he is going to the islamabad court , he issued the main road and said if this is presented, we will speak in the court. in fact, these pictures belong to the lahore court. it was done yesterday, his fans gathered there that last year iran khodro dismissed the parliament of pakistan with 174 dubbings and anyway, where will this era end today and thank you very much for being with us , let's have a short media break. nowruz flights are scheduled today to be opened, they will talk about the center , and the deputy director of aviation and international affairs of the civil aviation organization, and hello, good morning , i would like to ask you about the management and control center for nowruz activities, and what services are you going to provide to your compatriots and passengers let me also wish you good health at the end of the year, god willing. i will tell you everything about this project of the flight control management center and airports , which this year has spent 101 initi

they made the statement after a lahore high court granted him bail in several other cases against himattempting to arrest him. former bbc urdu journalist ather kazmi spoke to me from islamabad about imran khans appearence in court today. he appeared in court today and the court granted him bail in nine cases, and out of eight cases out of those nine were terrorism related, so there are multiple cases against imran khan, dozens of cases. he is quite busy at the moment dealing with the legal side of things in dealing with the politics, so i spoke to his legal team a little while ago, and they were saying our main worry is the amount of cases against him. most of these cases, they say they will not stand up in they say they will not stand up in the court of law, but the thing is that every case takes time, and he would rather spend his time on politics, spend his time on upcoming elections, most of these are terrorism related, it could be some sort of political victimisation going on at the moment. there has been a standun _ going on at the moment. there has been a standup for— going on

finally, today he appeared at the headquarters of the lahore high court.amabad high court had further announced that the arrest warrant of imran khan would be canceled if he appeared in court. scientists to discover plastic stones on a volcanic island in brazil, based on geologists' tests, these stones , which are made by putting together plastic materials, melt with increasing temperature and combine with natural beach materials, which is a dangerous combination for the living creatures of the area. it is possible to destroy the international network of forgery of academic degrees with the efforts of the information department of lorestan province. the public prosecutor and revolution of lorestan province said that this network collects money from applicants by selling fake education and claiming to accept the university's capacity. were arrested, the network and its main soldiers were able to forge documents and present fake documents at all levels of bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees, and with university privileges and selling seats in today's t

the other petition was filed by one of his party members in lahore high court in which the court was in the area and no mobile connectivity. so this was the situation, there was a large number of police and paramilitary forces deployed outside and there were protests across the country in many major cities and in the capital islamabad where the supporters of imran khan came out to support him and protest against his arrest. he has also been appearing in different interviews. he had an interview with the bbc in which he said he was ready to go to jail but called it political motivation and said it was unfair. he asked his workers to come out and continue his struggle if he is arrested. imran khan has also alleged this whole operation is conducted not to arrest him or presenting to the court but to abduct and kill him so these are allegations he has been levelling against the government. but the government denies the allegations and any involvement in the case. thank you the latest from islamabad. joining me is muneeb farooq, a television host and journalist with geo news station in pak

pakistan's, former prime minister montague, has been granted britain to bail for 10 days by the high court in lahore, the faces multiple legal cases, which he says are politically motivated. us markets have kicked off fridays trading on a negative notes. concerns around the banking sector are dragging down shares on wall street and in europe. malawi government is assessing the scale of destruction caused by cycling freddie flood. survivors are struggling with a shortage of food authorities or donating food parcels. but aid is coming in slowly as a lot of areas remain inaccessible. after the storm caused landslides, the presidents of finland, as in churchy, yea, to discuss his nations bid to join nato, the turkish president, roger ty berto on has welcomed his finished counterpart, sallied any show in ankara. turkey it has been blocking finland and sweden's beds to join nato, saying the country is need to commit to opposing groups. ankara labels as terrorist, the nato chief un soleberg has said, it's crucial for the 2 nations to join the alliance from on this. we're so sorry our and joining us from an

supporters of former prime minister imran khan as his motorcade arrived at the high court in the capital islamabad. he left his home in lahoreurday morning after a court lifted the arrest warrant issued against him. he's charged with corruption while in office, charges which he says are politically motivated. his convoy to islamabad was accompanied by dozens of supporters. they had earlier prevented police from trying to arrest him at his home. 0ur pakistan correspondent caroline davies is following mr khan's convoy, and she sent us this update as he set off. this is the start of the journey for imran khan from his home to the court in islamabad. this is a much promised appearance. it is on the basis of this appearance at his arrest warrants were suspended yesterday. many of his supporters have turned out, as well as, of course, security, because his team have talked repeatedly about threats to his safety. when he gets to islamabad, we know that the authorities there have suspended the ability to be able to hold rallies and protests, so there will be a very close eye on the court later today. i'm joined now by farhat javed f

high court in islamabad. it came hours after police stormed khan's home in lahore using bulldozers. to keep him from returning to power. here he is. >> the powerful people are behind it and i am -- my life is even more at threat than it was then. because these people are all sitting in powerful positions, that if i come back into power, that we will win. they're trying to make sure that i don't get there. >> the former prime minister is facing a spate of legal challenges that have sparked week-long clashes between his supporters and the police. >>> south korea's military says north korea conducted another launch on sunday. this time a short-range ballistic missile. japan's defense ministry says it reached an altitude of about 31 miles and flew nearly 500 miles. it fell into the sea between japan and the korean peninsula. this follows multiple recent tests by pyongyang, including an intercontinental ballistic missile launched last thursday. the test coincides with ongoing military exercises between the u.s. and south korea. >>> protests swept across france for a third day after the g

a high court in the pakistani city of lahore has ordered police to halt their operation to arrest maineen police and his supporters. shares in the troubled swiss banking giant credit suisse fall to a record low as investors remain worried about the problems it faces following the fallout from the collapse of silicon valley bank and signature bank. the uk chancellorjeremy hunt sets out his spring budget in parliament — extra help for childcare and scrapping the limit on tax—free pension savings are part of the government's plans to draw people back into the workforce. conflicting accounts from washington and moscow as a us drone crashes into the black sea after an encounter with russian fighterjets — ukraine's foreign minister says incidents like this are inevitable until russia leave crimea. you're watching bbc news. let's return to one of our top stories. the chancellorjeremy hunt has been setting out his budget — pledging to "build for the future". the uk economy is set to shrink this year — but it is no longer expected to enter a recession. mr hunt also says the inflation forecast i

a high court in the pakistani city of lahore has ordered police to halt their operation to arrest mained swiss banking giant credit suisse fall to a record low, as investors remain worried following the collapse of silicon valley bank and signature bank in the us. the uk chancellorjeremy hunt sets out his spring budget in parliament — extra help for childcare and scrapping the limit on tax—free pension savings are part of the government's plans to draw people back into the workforce. conflicting accounts from washington and moscow as a us drone crashes into the black sea after an encounter with russian fighter jets. ukraine's foreign minister says incidents like this are inevitable until russia leave crimea. sport now — and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's gavin. thank you very much. we'll start with another big evening ahead in the champions league, where liverpool have a huge job on their hands to stay in the competition. they face the current holders real madrid, with the spanish side 5—2 up from the first leg, and have home advantage later at the bernabeu. liv