like the taliban shot malala yousafzai in the head but instead of killing her the attack strengthened her resolve now malala is back the youngest ever nobel peace prize winner is visiting her hometown and pakistan's swat region security is tight when mother was shot in two thousand and twelve the pakistani army had already been back in control of the area for three years similar attacks still happen from time to time but now the streets of swat a mainly peaceful and bustling. outside the local press club these men welcome her return. we're here so we are very happy because malema is a daughter of pakistan and the daughter of swat we are happy that the daughter of swatches returned we welcome her with our whole hearts. we welcome her with our hearts it is a matter of pride for us that she has given recognition to the name of swatch throughout the whole world but of a still claim that molests views go against both islam and pakistan an idea she continues to challenge i'm proud of my age and i'm proud of my country islam has taught me they've bought into the things done has taught me the

speaking in order to malala yousafzai says she has dreamed of coming home to pakistan and walking the streets in peace. this was no ordinary visit heavy security accompanied mulattoes dawn arrival in islamabad the police convoy proof of the threat malala still faces from the taliban much of a visit has been kept secret it included an audience with the prime minister the schoolgirl turned poster girl for human rights proud to be back home with her family. whenever i traveled in a playing or a car and saw the cities of london and new york i was told just imagine you're in pakistan you're travelling to islamabad but you're in karate. but it was never true but now today i'm very happy that all who. malala is a motion easy to understand. six years ago her activism nearly killed her taliban gunman boarded a bus asking who's malala shot in the head because of a diary should been writing for the b.b.c. highlighting the misery for women under taliban rule but while others might have chosen to stop talking malala used the global attention to keep fighting for her causes. the un general assembly

petersburg we'll bring you reaction from washington and moscow also coming up tears of joy for malala yousafzai as she returns to pakistan the nobel peace prize winner says it's a dream to come back for the first time since she was shot by the tele body back in two thousand and twelve and the story of an absolutely devastated this. is her kids australian cricket captain steve smith exegesis of the blame for a ball tampering scandal that has shaken the world of cricket. it's good to have you with us tonight the long awaited strike back from russia moscow says that it is expelling sixty u.s. diplomats and closing the u.s. consulate in st petersburg the move is a tit for tat response to washington's decision to expel russian. diplomats and it all follows the poisoning of a former russian spy sergei scruple and his daughter on british soil the authorities in the u.k. say this cripples were poisoned at their home using a nerve agent called nova joke that moscow was behind the attack the criminal and has strongly rejected any involved. i want to go now to europe our moscow bureau chief good evening t

under the cover of darkness and amid tight security malala yousafzai returned home to pakistan. st visit by the human rights activist since she was shot by the taliban in 2012. malala met the prime minister, and went on to take the stage at his office to give an emotional speech, often wiping away tears. it was broadcast on state tv. i still can't believe it, that this is actually happening. malala was shot in the head by gunmen five and a half years ago. she has been campaigning for girls' education in the swart valley which at the time was a militant stronghold. now an oxford university student having lived in the uk ever since, in 2014 she became the youngest person to win the nobel peace prize. but today she recognised the changes in her home country. from growing up in the swat valley, from 2002 2009, seeing the extremes, seeing how many difficulties women and girls face in our society and how we can fight against those challenges, i can move on the street and meet people and talk to people, and it is my old home again, the place i grow up. her trip is expected to last four

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a spokeswoman for peace returns to a lands torn by war malala yousafzai makes her first visit to pakistan where she was almost killed more than five years ago. and in the u.s. more protests following the death of yet another unarmed black man at the hands of the police now is on top she is raising new questions about the killing. and my own schwager welcome to the program the u.n. secretary general antonio terrace is calling for an investigation after at least sixteen palestinians were killed in clashes with israeli soldiers on friday israel's military opened fire on thousands of demonstrators who were rioting at the gaza border the palestinian authority has declared a national day of mourning. ok for you every side street every rooftop in gaza is awash with emotion such aerated with anger one day on from the bloodiest protests this is the two thousand and fourteen wall the nation's grief hangs heavy at least seventeen palestinians killed by israeli forces and more than a thousand injured following mass protests witnesses reported life fire multiple rounds of rubber bullets and tear gas d

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nobel peace prize winner malala yousafzai has returned home to pakistan for her first visit since being shot by the taliban the failed assassination attempt on van schoolgirls in twenty twelve a shocked the world despite being targeted for promoting education for girls the attack catapulted misuse of site into the public eye and she became an international icon for women's education and human rights. the signs were that this was no ordinary visit heavy security accompanied. dorival in islamabad the police convoy proof of the threat. still faces from the taliban much about her visit has been kept secret but after a quick pit stop at this hotel the convoy was on its way again for an audience with the prime minister the schoolgirl turned poster girl for human rights proud to be back home with her family. whenever i travelled in a playing or a car inside the cities of london and new york i was told just imagine you're in pakistan you're travelling to islamabad but you're in karate. but it was never true but now today i'm very happy. there's a motion easy to understand. six years ago her act

a reaction from washington and moscow also coming up a homecoming it brings tears of joy as malala yousafzai returns to pakistan the nobel peace prize winner says it's a dream to come back for the first time since she was shot on a school bus. back in two thousand and twelve. it's good to have you with us tonight the long awaited strike back russia says it will expel sixty u.s. diplomats and close the u.s. consulate in st petersburg the move is a tit for tat response to washington's decision to expel russian diplomats that's following the poisoning of a former russian spy. paul and his daughter on british soil the authorities there say the script holes were poisoned at their home using a nerve agent called novacek and that moscow was behind the attack the kremlin has strongly rejected that allegation. i want to go now to yuri rachet a our moscow bureau chief good evening to you yuri so why did moscow choose the consulate in st petersburg to close. well some because brooke it is the second capital of russia the u.s. consulate there is big and into the fact that it now has to close is obviousl

jane: that was malala yousafzai. you are watching "bbc world news amera." still to come on tonight's program, a singer in sierra leone is using his lyrics to call for change. the tune isn't sitting well with everyone, but that is the way he wants it. countries in the eu waste around 88 million tons of food every year. one of the items most commonly thrown away is a food shop in vienna is raising awareness othe problem, and er drinkers may be excited by the results. reporter: stale bread. every year it is estimated that austrithrows away enough bread to feed over one million people. but the lefter bread of this shop isn't destined for the bin. it is being made into beer, part of efforts to prevent food waste. >> in our little shop that we have in vnna, we have each day a couple of buns leftover, which as such is not a problem, but if you look at it throughout the month, you realize it accumulates. what else can you do with the leftover bread?we started getting creative and thought of beer. making beer out of right is an old tradition which dates back to anci

malala yousafzai, speaking to the bbc‘s secunder kermani.mporary protected status or tps for around 220,000 people from el salvador next year, who will then face deportation from the us. with limited support networks in place, el salvador is already struggling to cope with so many deportees. will grant reports. the trump administration says it has sent these deportees home. but for many, home was the united states. they're met with a little kindness. a meal, a chance to call family, medicalattention. they are reunited with their possessions, removed from them in us detention centres. from the most basic to the most cherished. these are the first steps of rebuilding their lives in el salvador, a country some left a few months ago, but others haven't seen since they were small. jose has no one in el salvador. instead he turned to the man he was shackled to on the plane. miguel angel opened his home and family to a stranger, sharing what little they have. translation: these people are my only support, i had nowhere to go. the situation is so ba

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that was malala yousafzai speaking to secunder kermani.essage in support of persecuted christians and members of other faiths around the world. he called for greater understanding between judaism, islam and christianity, and criticised anyone of any faith who resorts to violence and persecution of others because of their beliefs. here, the family of the comedy actor bill maynard has confirmed he's died at the age of 89. bill maynard first made his name in the itv comedy oh no, it's selwyn froggitt in the 19705 before starring in the popular drama heartbeat in the 1990s. cricket, and jonny bairstow hit an unbeaten 97 after a patchy performance by england on the first day of the second test against new zealand in christchurch. the tourists lost three wickets in nine balls before bairstow, aided by number nine batsman mark wood, steadied the innings to finish the day on 290—8. adam wild watched the action. after cricket's week of scandal, the hagley oval, a picture perfect place to rediscover the game's more beautiful side. a dismal performan

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that was malala yousafzai speaking to secunder kermani.must do better in the fight against anti—semitism. in his passover message, he tried to reassure thejewish community that labour would "never be complacent" about the issue. aa labour mps and peers have now urged mr corbyn to suspend a senior official over her handling of a complaint about anti—semitism. christine shawcroft stood down as head of the party‘s disputes panel, after backing the reinstatement of a council candidate accused of holocaust denial. with me is our political correspondent iain watson. a bit more on the background first. it isa a bit more on the background first. it is a week since the first stories about labour and anti—semitism appeared, with some labour mps having a go atjeremy corbyn for an old facebook post from 2012, a p pa re ntly old facebook post from 2012, apparently opposing the taking down ofa apparently opposing the taking down of a mural depicting a stereotypical anti—semitic image. he has since apologised. he has been under pressure ever since. what

continues there is little prospect of security and stability improving maidana homed al jazeera malala yousafzai has returned to pakistan for the first time since being shot in the head in two thousand and twelve malala is expected to meet with top pakistani officials the nobel laureate was attacked by taliban gunman for her work supporting girls' education she recovered from her injuries in the u.k. in two thousand and fourteen she was awarded the nobel peace prize. there are conflicting reports about who's in control of the northern syrian town of telegraph writes turkish troops have been closing in on it since taking the city of our freedom from the kurdish y p g ten days ago the turkish president ross attire burdwan says his forces will continue to move east as far as members to push out why p.g. fighters who he says are terrorists cynicus who has more from istanbul. turkish officials have told me that white beaches withdrawing from tel rafah but they underline that there is no military operation as an offering on the other hand why p.g. has denied all these statements that they are withdraw

the nobel peace prize winner malala yousafzai has returned to pakistan for the first time since she was shot in the head by the taliban six years ago the twenty year old met the prime minister in what was an emotional homecoming saying she's dreamt of returning for years. and all those stories in about half an hour stay with us the coming next. education. the universe to expand. and. the polls.

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malala yousafzai is back in pakistan, almost six years after she was shot by taliban militants there.ny women and girls... how we can fight against those challenges. i can move on the streets and rich people and talk to people, and i can do that. malala was very seriously hurt in 2012, when gunmen stopped her school bus and shot her in the head. you might remember these pictures from the time. the assassination attempt was claimed by the pakistani taliban in retaliation for her vocal support for girls‘ education. after surviving the attack, malala was put in a medically induced coma and airlifted to the uk for surgery. she and her family still live here. since her recovery, malala's set up the ‘malala fund' with herfather to promote children's education and rights around the world. many people are happy about her return to pakistan. this politician is one of them: others, less so. here's secunder kermani in islamabad. malala yousafzai is not universally popular in pakistan and some believe in conspiracy theories, accusing her of being a western agent. but in her old school her former

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the nobel peace prize winner malala yousafzai has been speaking to the bbc about her return to pakistanaliban militants in 2012. malala, who is now 20 and a student at oxford university, was shot in the head because she was campaigning for girls' education. details of her trip to pakistan were kept secret, because of fears that she might be targeted again. however, malala told the bbc that the vast majority of the country is behind her. this is not the whole pakistan. this does not reflect that image of pakistan, it is completely wrong. we should not make a conclusion by looking at what is on social media, television. 200 million people and i know 99%, more than that, stand with me in support. they believe in education, their daughters, and i know so many parents who have sent their daughters to school because they have heard my story. so many parents have named their daughters after me. believing in their daughters. i think there is a change coming. anyone who is against me or wants to say something should just come and talk to me. the headlines on bbc news: russia summons western amba

coming to you live from berlin a homecoming of hope and tears of joy nobel peace prize winner malala yousafzai says it's a dream to return to pakistan it's the first visit back since she was shot on a school bus by the taliban militants in two thousand and twelve also coming up cd on voice of the two koreas host told us at the border and announce twenty seventh as the days of their two leaders will meet it's elisa step in attempts to come out of the north north nuclear ambitions. and british promises to resume the goes on a briggs it goes to a tour of the nation exactly one year from today britain is due to leave the european union could begin views from both sides of the upcoming dive for. plus indonesia professor ties in the north on homosexuality the world was shocked by public floggings of people found guilty of homosexual acts we get the latest from a human rights activist just back from indonesia and shari and of assured that the state is. it could australia's ban cricket captain steve smith accepts the blame for a board tampering cheating scandal that has shaken the world just cricket.

bring you up to feed some of the stories making news around the wasn't nobel peace laureate malala yousafzai has returned to her home country pakistan it's a first visit since she was shot in the head six years ago by the taliban for promoting education for girls malala went to britain for treatment and now lives in studies there a ceremony was held in the prime minister's office in pakistan to welcome her british prime minister to resign may is on a day long two of the u.k. to mock the one year ounce down to britain's departure from the european union may visited a textile factory in scotland she told people that the drugs it would provide the u.k. with opportunities she'd also make stops in england wales and northern ireland. british police now believe the former russian spies set against the palin's daughter junia were poisoned at their home detectives identified the highest concentration of the military grade agent on the front door of the house in the town of silence very the to remain in a critical condition in hospital u.s. president donald trump is nominated the white house doctor to

existence after he saw a media report about it in pakistan a homecoming for a young voice of peace malala yousafzai is visiting her village in the swat valley it's been it's the first time she's been there since two thousand and twelve when the taliban nearly killed her. she said coming home a daughter who six years ago was mimic outspoken belief that go deserve education. the time of on shot. in the head but instead of killing her time strengthened her resolve now malala is back the youngest of a nobel peace prize winner is visiting her hometown and pakistan small region security is tiny when mother was shot in two thousand and twelve the pakistani army had where he been back in control of the area for three years similar attacks still happen from time to time but now the streets of swat a mini peaceful and bustling. outside the local press club these men welcome her return. we're very happy because my mama is a daughter of pakistan and the daughter of swat we are happy that the daughter of swartz has returned we welcome her with our whole hearts. we welcome her with our hearts it is a matter of p

the arab news is covering malala yousafzai's return to pakistan. laureate has gone home since she was shot in the head by the taliban in 2012. 0n the guardian website, a parking problem of sorts. another great picture story, this one. reacquired volkswagen diesel cars sit in a desert graveyard in california. this is one of 37 storage facilities around the country where vw is keeping something like 300,000 us diesel vehicles, all part of its settlement buyback scheme. abc news in australia has an intriguing story. a smart watch has helped south australian police arrest and charge a woman with murder, after data from the victim's watch device contradicted the defendant's version of events. that case still going on. and finally on bbc news, a group of austrians are using an ancient tradition to turn stale bread into beer to fight food waste. the vienna shop uses brown rolls to make ale, white rolls to make lager. they're trying to raise awareness of food waste in the eu. we will drink to that. so let's begin. with me is priya lakhani, founder and ceo

to pakistan now and the nobel peace prize winner malala yousafzai she has returned home on her first visit since being shot there by the taliban in two thousand and twelve the failed assassination attempt on the schoolgirls shocked the world she was targeted for promoting education for girls or despite the attack has become an international icon for women's education and human rights tears of sadness and moments of joy upon a long awaited return. speaking in. the u.s. of side says she's dreamed of coming home to pakistan and walking the streets in peace. this was no ordinary visit as heavy security accompanied mulattoes dawn arrival in islamabad. the police convoy proof of the threat malala still faces from the taliban much of a visit has been kept secret it included an audience with the prime minister the schoolgirl turned poster girl for human rights proud to be back home with her family or whenever i traveled in a plane or a car in some other cities of london and new york i was told just imagine you're in pakistan you're travelling to islamabad that you're in karate. but it was ne

a homecoming that brought tears of joy peace prize winner malala yousafzai says it's a dream to return to pakistan it's a first time back since twenty twelve when she was shot on a school bus by taliban militants also. seen envoys from north and south korea holds talks at the border and announced the twenty seventh of april that's the date when the two leaders will meet it's the latest step in a. nuclear ambitions on. the state of. cricket captain steve smith apologizes for the ball tampering scandal this is shaken the cricketing world. i feel welcome to the program nobel peace prize winner yousafzai has returned home to pakistan her first visit since being shot by the taliban the failed assassination attempt on the van schoolgirls in twenty twelve shocked the world its use of so i was targeted for promoting education for girls despite the attack she became an international icon for women's education and human rights. the signs were that this was no ordinary visit heavy security accompanied. dorival in islamabad the police convoy proof of the threat still faces from the taliban much ab

korea now let's take a look at some other stories making headlines today nobel peace laureate malala yousafzai has returned to her home country of pakistan it's her first visit since she was shot in the face six years ago by the taliban for promoting education for girls a lot and now lives in studies in britain she's expected to stay in pakistan for four days. state media in egypt are reporting that a bill assisi has been reelected president with more than ninety percent of the vote voting took place over three days with turnout appearing to be rather low. c.c. was expected to secure a landslide win for a second term he's only his only challenger was one of his own supporters. and u.s. president donald trump has nominated the white house doctor to the position of veteran affairs secretary rear admiral ronnie jackson gave trump his first medical as president in january jackson replaces david couldn't who resigned from the post shoguns departure is the latest in a series of departures from trump kept it nasa has announced the launch of a new spacecraft to search for world's circling stars beyond

nobel peace prize winner malala yousafzai has returned to pakistan for the first time since being shotr parents at islamabad's international airport under tight security. malala, who's now aged twenty, was shot in the head by a gunman for campaigning forfemale education. 0ur correspondent secunder kermani is in islamabad. malala's life has changed beyond anything she could have imagined that the last five years so it is not surprised this is a really emotional return for her. absolutely, she arrived with her pa rents absolutely, she arrived with her parents in the early hours of this morning at islamabad airport and then this morning she went and met then this morning she went and met the pakistani prime minister and from his offices and she gave a speech that was broadcast on state television that was really quite emotional, she broke down in tears ona number of emotional, she broke down in tears on a number of occasions she said that it had been her dream to step foot once again in pakistan, the whole time that he was out of the country, it was nearly six years ago that she was shot

let's move on to the arab news, focusing on malala yousafzai, back in pakistan, it is six years now sincehe head there. i note, with some cynicism, that the prime minister has been very keen to welcome her, and that is where she sort of started her mission back. a big moment for the country, really. it is only right that she goes straight to the prime minister. she is an icon now. not just in pakistan, but globally. so the fact that she has been welcomed by him,i the fact that she has been welcomed by him, i think, is only right. she has gone back in their, there are school children queueing up to see her. —— in there. this was a surprise visit, they didn't know about it in pakistan until she arrived. it is likely to be a short visit. she was overwhelmed with tea rs, visit. she was overwhelmed with tears, somebody who is normally so composed. she had her head in her hands, really. she was crying. i think she is relieved to just be able to go home for a few days. the prime minister has said, terrorism has been eliminated. she would want to go back into a safer environment. i don't think sh

alison freeman has more details. under the cover of darkness and amid tight security malala yousafzaiter and went on to ta ke the prime minister and went on to take the stage at his office to give an emotional speech often wiping away tears. it was broadcast on state tv. i still can't believe it, that this is actually happening. malala was shot in the head by gunmen five and a half years ago. she has been campaigning for girls education in the valley which at the time was a militant stronghold. now an oxford university student having lived in the uk ever since, in 2014 she became the youngest person to win the nobel peace prize. but today she recognised the changes in her home country. from seeing the extremes of terrorism, seeing how many difficulties women and girls face in our society and how we can fight against those challenges, i can move on the street and meet people and talk to people and it is my old home again, the place i go up. her trip is expected to last for days but it is expected to last for days but it is not clear if she will visit her home town. time for a look at t

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investigation into the violence also coming up a spokeswoman for peace returns to a land torn up by war malala yousafzai makes her first visit to pakistan where she was almost killed more than five years ago. and in the u.s. more protests following the death of yes.

a spokeswoman for peace that returns to her home nuns troubles by a war malala yousafzai has made her first visit to where she was almost killed more than five years ago. kind of the u.s. protests can take.

and the nobel peace prize winner malala yousafzai has returned to pakistan for the first time since she was shot in the head by the taliban six years ago the twenty year old met the prime minister what was an emotional homecoming say she's dreamt of returning for many years but i was attacked because of her outspoken support for girls' education so the headlines stay where they are not is there a wall i want next that's all for me. u.s. president donald trump has said he will slap new charis on imports of steel and alum in your process by gene will mean the data transfer times faster than forty we'll bring you the stories to the shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost of this time on al-jazeera. they are young vulnerable girls from mere mars rural villages desperately poor they're sold a vision of money and adventure all they have to do is sign up to become maids in singapore. but for many the reality is far darker. and steve cho on this episode a one on one east we find out why girls who are too young to work continue to be trafficked to asia's most prosperous nation. i

here's what's coming coming up next on the altar in his hour we'll tell you the message malala yousafzai had for her home country where she's returned for the first time since being shot and a mountain to climb how cypress is trying to hike up tourist number plus last year as women's u.s. open champion makes her first final since september peter will tell you how she did it that's coming up in sports. hello again we look at the weather right across americas this time and in north america we've got quite conditions across the eastern seaboard and the new what they're looking spring like at nineteen degrees d.c. twenty two across the south also fine for dallas but this weather front is still just working its way across the florida peninsula so expect some thunderstorms here now we've got some snow over the rockies and this area of low pressure is going to develop and push into the upper midwest during the course of sufi with significant snowfall on its northern edge further south into chicago is largely a case of rain you see that front also stalls across florida miami probably staying clo

homecoming brings tears of joy as malala yousafzai returns to pakistan the nobel peace prize winner says it's a dream to come to come back for the first time since she was shot on a school bus by the taliban in twenty twelve. britain's prime minister theresa may cars on the bricks and boosting tour of the nation exactly a year from today the u.k. scheduled to leave the european union and bring you the latest from london. plus the multimedia project that's empowering young kenyans to shoot jobs and started life as a comic now it has gone online we'll find out about the driving force behind idea x. inspiring millions of cans. to get a preview of steven spielberg's son to smooth out walk joy the furch world it says but keep your feet firmly in the real world. i. i'm phil gallo welcome to the program in the last hour the foreign ministry in moscow has said that it will expel sixty u.s. diplomats and close the u.s. consulate in st petersburg the move is a tit for tat response to washington's decision to expel russian diplomats following the poisoning of the former russian spy service great pa

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