lina sinjab, bbc news.atch, losing in the laver cup after playing doubles alongside his long—time rival, rafael nadal, against team world. the 20—time grand slam winner bid an emotionalfarwell to the game at the o2 arena in london to applause from fans, saying he had "so much fun". federer, who�*s a1, announced last week that he was retiring because of a persistent knee injury. he has been speaking to fans at the arena and this is what he said to them and thanks for have the support of his family in his 2a year career. it have the support of his family in his 24 year career.- in his 24 year career. it has been a wonderful— in his 24 year career. it has been a wonderful day. - in his 24 year career. it has been a wonderful day. i - in his 24 year career. it has | been a wonderful day. i told the guys i am happy, i�*m not bad. it feels great to be here. cheering. applause. �* , applause. and i en'oyed tying m shoes applause. and i en'oyed tying my shoes h applause. and i en'oyed tying my shoes one more- appla

lina sinjab there.man in the custody of the country's so—called morality police. protests have spread to more than 80 cities and towns. demonstrators have rejected the police's claim that mahsa amini had suffered "sudden heart failure". iran's president ebrahim raisi has insisted that a thorough investigation is under way into the death of the 22—year—old, who'd been arrested allegedly for wearing a hijab headscarf in an "improper" way. iran's army has warned it will "confront the enemies" to ensure security and peace. the united states says it will ease internet restrictions on iran, to expand access to services curbed by the iranian government in an attempt to stamp out protests. the us treasury said it wanted to increase internet freedom, despite other sanctions washington has in place against on iran. our reporter in washington, azadeh moshiri, explains what difference this decision is going to make. this is something that us lawmakers, both republicans and democrats, have been asking for since the

lina sinjab, bbc news. this is bbc news. federation. ukraine says it's a sham which is doomed to fail. the united states says it will ease internet restrictions to allow iranians greater access to services curbed by the tehran government as it tries to stamp out protests. 0ur reporter in washington, azadeh moshiri, explains what difference this decision is going ot make. this is something that us lawmakers both republicans and democrats have been asking for since the protests began and of course there has been a lot of demand from this from iranians themselves, and that is because given a heavy us sanctions on iran, tech companies are not been able tojump iran, tech companies are not been able to jump in iran, tech companies are not been able tojump in or iran, tech companies are not been able to jump in or provide a lot of the services they typically would in response to this clampdown on internet services, as well as western messaging services within iran. the united states, washington, had looked at this and thought it is

our middle east correspondent lina sinjab sent this report.e, another failed attempt to change destiny. desperate migrants left lebanon earlier in the week, only to drown in the mediterranean in less than 2a hours. the rescue operation is ongoing on the syrian coast. some survivors made it safe. many more arrived dead. others are still missing. their son, mustafa, and his three children were among the dead. the wife is still in critical condition in hospital in syria. 35 years old, mustafa worked as a taxi driver and dreamt of a better life for his family in europe. his mother is devastated. translation: my son tried to | escape the hunger and poverty. no water or electricity, nothing. but they sent him to the grave. his cousin says there is no hope left in the country. did you talk to his daughters before? did they want to go? did they know about going in the boat? no, his eldest daughter, she did not want to. she cried and said, "i don't want to go because i don't want to die." unfortunately... the economy of lebanon has gone from bad to wor

a rescue attempt is ongoing. 0ur correspondent lina sinjab is in lebanon, a few kilometres south fromwe are now at the syrian lebanese border where some of the bodies have just arrived and using ambulances of the lebanese rescue cars. a boat that was carrying around 120 or a little bit more migrants sank off the coast of the shore of the syrian city of tartus in the syrian city of tartus in the search is still ongoing. and we can see now that some of the bodies are still arriving and it's a devastating scene here at the lebanese border and families are waiting anxiously for news about the beloved ones and some have already received bodies of their relatives. some are still waiting and some are among the fortunate that are waiting for the rescue. but this is a devastating situation in their pushed not only by linda's needs but also palestinians who live in lebanon, syrians live in lebanon, syrians live in lebanon but talking to the families in the people, one person told me that the dead ones are the lucky ones because they have escaped this horrible life we are living here and said th

believed to be among the 150 people on board when the boat sank on thursday. 0ur correspondent lina sinjabshe's got the latest on the rescue operations. it isa it is a devastating scene here at the lebanese border with families waiting anxiously for news about their beloved ones and some have already received bodies of their relatives and some are still waiting and some are among the fortunate for the rescue and this is a devastating situation that pushed not only lebanese but also palestinians and syrians who live in lebanon will take to the sea and talking to the families, talking to the people, one person told me that the detriments of the lucky ones because they have escaped this horrible life we are living and said that we are not living, we are already dead and we've reached a level below zero this is an unbearable life and even after this catastrophic event, between yesterday and today with a big number of debts, people will still take to the streets because they've got nothing to lose, they're already living under miserable conditions. political leaders in italy have been holding c

have been lebanese, syrians, and palestinians heading for europe. 0ur middle east correspondent lina sinjabr catastrophe, another failed attempt to change destiny. desperate migrants left lebanon earlier in the week, only to drown in the mediterranean in less than 2a hours. rescue operation is ongoing on the syrian coast. some survivors made it safe, many more and j?" " syrian coast. some survivors made it safe, marfamily and j?" " syrian coast. some survivors made it safe, marfamily four ft?" " syrian coast. some survivors made it sa�* members. |ily four ft?" " syrian coast. some survivors made it sa�* members. their four ft?" " syrian coast. some survivors made it sa�* members. theirson four ft?" " syrian coast. some survivors made it sa�* members. their son and ur ft?" " syrian coast. some survivors made it sa�* members. their son and his ft?" " its members. their son and his three children were among the the children were among the dead. the wife is still in critical condition in hospital in syria. 35 years old mustafa worked as a taxi driver and dreamt of a better life for his family i

at least 20 survivors have been taken to hospital. 0ur middle east correspondent lina sinjab reports.ly to drown in the mediterranean in less than 24 hours. rescue operation is ongoing on the syrian coast. some survivors made it safe, many more arrived dead, others are still missing. in shock and grief, this family has lost four of its members. their son and his three children were among the dead. the wife is still in critical condition in hospital in syria. 35 years old mustafa worked as a taxi driver and dreamt of a better life for his family in europe. his mother is devastated. translation: my son tried to escape the hunger - and poverty, no water, no electricity, nothing. he ran away for a better life but they sent him to the grave. mustapha's cousin tells me there is no hope left in the country. did he talk to his daughters before? did they want to go? they knew about going on boat? no. his eldest daughter, she did not want to and cried and said don't want to go because i don't want to die, but... unfortunately... lebanon's economy has gone from bad to worse to catastrophic, leav

our correspondent lina sinjab is in lebanon, a few kilometres south from where the boat carrying thegrants sank off the shore of the city and the search is still ongoing and dozens of been found and we can see now that some of the bodies are still arriving into devastating seeing here at the border with families in waiting anxiously for news about their loved ones and perceived bodies of their relatives and some are still waiting and some are among the fortunate that they're waiting for the rescue. but this is the devastating situation that not only lebanese but palestinians who live in lebanon and syrians live in lebanon will take to the sea and talk about the families talking to the people one person told me that the people one person told me that the dead ones are the lucky ones because they have escaped this horrible life we are living here in set that we are not living, we are already dead. we have reached the level below zero. this is an unbearable life and even after this catastrophic event that happened between yesterday and today, with a big number of deaths, people will sti