malik . quds razavi said that later the library and museum malik was named as the place where the secret books of the iranians were kept. wheel scientists also went to malik's library, among them, his carbon song was so attractive that they donated his works in their own handwriting in persian to this collection. you are coming to the history of libraries, which is based on the tradition of islamic era libraries, when books were formed and the books themselves started for a cultural path. they were in the medical generation isfahan was built for us, it was a copy from the safavid period to the qajar period , which was a collection of many medical issues, or it did not have a previous copy, or the use of only one title was known somewhere, and these copies were actually recognized in this collection and removed from the list. published when the books are followed in some of the scrolls, this book is an opportunity for a two-person solitude, a hearty companionship, in some families, 1 circles o

class is a person of experience and a cub, or malik ashtar, if you want to choose a manager , choose someone who has experience , choose a leader who is modest and has a family. today, the people's government is happy. hazrat ayatollah raisi is an experienced and family-oriented manager in the field of sports and youth, and in fact, a scholar in the field of sports and youth, that is, my dear brother , mr. kiyomarth hashemi, an honorable opportunity for us to be able to use these conditions for the benefit of youth and athletes. inshallah , we will use it for the benefit of the villagers, mr. dr. deputy informant first of all, president, i made a point, dear colleagues, the president gave a positive opinion to the ministry of sports and youth. this positive opinion of the specialized commission means that mr. kiyomarth hashemi should achieve a high grade point average with different factors, in order to attract the opinion of our respected members and colleagues in the commission. farhani babaei, the former minister of education and fahim and dear representative of the people of shar

abdul malik al-huthi urged the saudiled coalition to stop the aggression and crippling sage. he argued that the aggression meant to prevent the formation of an independent government in yemen that does not abide by foreign dictates. houthi also warned of plots hashed by yemen's enemies to divide the country. meanwhile he reiterated yemen's. support for the palestinian resistance, condemning any form of normalization with the israeli regime. abdul malik althi made the remarks in a speech on the occasion of the birth anniversary of islam's prophet muhammad, that was marked by huge nationwide rallies in yemen. joining us from asana. is an activist and political commentator who also joins us from sana. welcome to you both. you, first to you, that was huge turn out uh... it happened, um, it was quite incredible, actually when you take, when you take a look at the images that came through, tell us uh about that, and of course highlights that you deem important, hundreds of thousands of yemenes who took to the streets just here in the capital sana, and millions of yemenese who took

you are in the mosque of malik. ashtar is in the mosque and his prayer is over. ashtar masjid, i prayed these two rak'ahs instead of praying for you, the one who did such a rude thing with isis is praying. have more pity, be careful with the language of welcome i don't have the authority with kind behavior, there is no meeting, i don't have a meeting. did you know this man, he said that a young man who thinks of a bad engine company will go to prison , then he will be married, then he will come out , and he will meet ryan noor. he speaks warmly, the narrator sheds tears, he agrees, he says that it was cowardice , but he himself says that he does not have the authority to meet with a soft tongue. let's use a soft tongue . it will be much better. i have a lot of success. of course , it is necessary to act in a human way. appreciate themselves ninth, i don't care, i should be proud of what people are doing to make the old people know this and let us also know that we are working and moving in the way of god and for god. god will help us. this is a divine promise. go

abdul malik aluthi urged the sub coalition to stop the aggression and crippling sige. he argued. the aggression meant to prevent the formation of independent government in yemen that does not abide by foreign dictats. huthy also warned a plots had by yemen's enemies to divide the country. meanwhile he reiteidated yemen's support for the palestinian resistance condemning any form of numerization with the israel regime. abdul malik al-huthi made the marks in a speech on the occasion of the birth anniversary of prophet muhammad that was marked by huge nationwide ralies in yemen. from sanati is an activist and political commentator who also just from sana. welcome to you both. yusuf mari, first to you. that was happened. it was quite incredible actually when you when you take the images that came through, just about that, and of course highlights they deem important. thousands of yames who dook to the streets here in the capital and millions of yemenese who took to streets in a number of provinces um to camerate the birthday. anniversary of prophet muhammad um the speech t

and it is mostly a muslim cemetery the former prime minister of india hussain had handed over 123 malikammad in delhi to the waqf board of delhi. these properties have been reclaimed by the decision of the government of the current prime minister narendra modi, and the claim of ownership of these places has become a controversial issue . russia says that the missile can be carried the head of the russian space agency announced on friday that the intercontinental ballistic missiles, which were deployed last fall , are now on combat alert. putin previously said that these missiles are capable of carrying 10 warheads. that is not the rocket of the year it was tested in the past and russian officials claim that there is no similar missile that works with heavy liquid fuel and cannot be intercepted by anyone. in an attack by a motorcycle-borne suicide bomber on a security convoy in northwestern pakistan, at least nine soldiers were killed and five others were injured. others were injured. the pakistani army announced in a statement that this attack happened in the province of khyber pakhtunk

serving in on the night of the martyrdom of hazrat ali bin musa al-reza, peace be upon him, astan malik pasban razavi was full of lovers and lovers who had come to mashhad al-reza from all over the islamic world. the director of the year-end ceremony of the night of martyrdom held the recitation of the sermon on the night of martyrdom among the parts of this ritual ceremony was the lighting and candlelight ceremony, there is a kind of burning and melting turquoise in connection with these great members, and in this ceremony , familiar people were seen, all of them in the same dress, which was the dress of a servant of the razavi court to the pilgrims of ali bin musa . al-reza served more than the honor of serving between astan and to the pilgrims of this astan, for those who are wearing military uniforms and are soldiers of the revolution of imam zaman and faqih. which exists in iran and the servant dress of hazrat reza and the dress of this year's slogan the traditional ritual of reciting sermons on the night of the martyrdom of imam reza (peace be upon him) was peaceful , on the night

abdul malik badr al-din on the occasion of the birth of the holy prophet, may god bless him and grant him peace, that mr. abdul maliki has actually indicated that if i advise the occupying forces to leave the land of yemen and end it, and if they know that if i want to stay, they have to bear their own consequences. this is just what mr. abdul malik badr al-din, the leader of ansar allah, said 3 days ago and 4 days ago, and naturally the yemenis read it seriously and proved it. he proved this with saudi arabia. imagine the day when saudi arabia attacked yemen. ok the americans have noticed that what do you want to do, they say that we will finish the work in yemen within 3 weeks. this war lasted for 8 years , but saudi arabia and mr. muhammad bin salman, who started the war, had to invite them and welcome them in riyadh, and they themselves spoke loudly about the industry and in fact. so, i will summarize your words in this way that if the us is also acting with recruitment ads, it will not be fruitful , especially in terms of the media, the yemenis are clarifying about what the us is

abdul malik badreddin and mr. rais the political council of mr. mehdi mashad openly declared that we are the guardians of the security of the borders of saudi arabia and we do not want to go to war, they should have a commitment to the element of god and keep the borders calm, so this is why the americans falling into retreat because if there is to be peace and tranquility in the upper and northern yemen , there is no longer an excuse for the presence of the united states. mr. abdul maliki, who should i be? i advise the occupiers to leave the land of yemen and put an end to it, and if they know that if they choose to stay, they will have to bear their own consequences. this is just what mr. abdul malik badr al-din, the leader of ansar allah, said 3 days ago and 4 days ago . they want to be serious about proving this in the situation with saudi arabia. to prove this, you can imagine the day when saudi arabia will attack yemen . well, the americans have noticed what they want to do. they say that we will finish the work in yemen within 3 weeks. this

the tone is more, the word flexibility is more, the attention to god is more, the case of malik ashtard has often been heard by you, malik torpedo is both brave and powerful, rashid , the commander of imam amir al-mominin , peace be upon him, the powerful hand of amir al-mominin, collagen. mocking is as common as a joke

and malik joy's a, so from a triplet malik is always very difficult time visited with the, with our to use have to move this operation from a search and rescue operation to a recovery operation. yes, it is. i mean uh well, i know we've talked to a gentleman from, from so know a little bit earlier and he said, i mean, he said what we need the most right now. our body bikes. i mean, just to give you the scope of how many people have died in this catastrophe. ah, so, you know, authorities were able to reach the city yesterday. and i think today, i mean look, and the coming days i will start to get a better idea of, of, of how bad this, this flood was to the city of done that. and of course, by like, 8 is entering the effect of diarrhea is it's being coordinated in the east and the west of the country. is it being cool today to the right way? what are you hearing from those that have tried to distribute the best buy to let supplies as well? it appears at the moment it is being provided to the people in need of yesterday i spoke to of the prime minister opposite hi me today, but i know i as

both the bridges and the buildings and as you can see, filled as spread all across during a well, malik train of joins us from tripoli mounted that toll is just astonishing its expect is this still rise? it speaks to the scale of this disaster. tell us what's happening in doing or, and whether people are getting emergency help of the well, they are huge amounts of people have been going in on, on the, on a, on a, on a regular basis. a given, given the people have done the aid and supplies medicine or water or food. uh so 8 is reaching them. and uh, i just spoke to a government official here not too long ago. and you said since the search and rescue operations started. uh, you know, there's several countries have brought in a search and rescue teams to help the libyans, more than 500 people have been rescue. but we're passing that critical stage more than 72 hours have passed. and this is becoming a recovery operation. it's, you know, by the hour it's looking glimmer and grammar for the chances of finding any survivors a so, so you know, now it's a time of assessing, trying to figure out

the library and museum of malik, which was the main place for preparing our report , receives these bookse library and museum of malik is a symbol of donating books to a place that is like welcoming magnificent and written works so that the culture of donating books will survive in different generations , mitra labafi of sed and sima news agency, they waited for years for justice that will never come. markle's sister was murdered during the civil war in northern ireland. the killer was justified by mar and hundreds of others in ireland. northern the bill of the british government believes that the bill will give immunity to the british soldiers who committed historical crimes in this region. this is a big test for the relations between the uk and northern ireland . someone should have justice. justice about what happened to the irish should be served. according to the new law, anyone accused of murder who provides information to the truth-seeking agency will be spared prosecution. according to many, this is an attempt to hide the truth. hundreds of members of the irish republican army wer

and beinash batool and faisal malik and beinash batool and faisal malik returned to the uk and theyhe child —— urfan sharif. we heard new details about the extent of the injuries that sara sharif had suffered and the prosecution talked about a constellation of injuries including a broken collarbone, multiple rib fractures to the front and rear, bruising to her torso and her limbs and a brain haemorrhage and the police previously talked about multiple injuries sustained over an extended period of time. the judge told the three they would remain in prison until their trial preparation hearing on the 1st of december. to give you some idea, the trial is scheduled for september which shows you the state of the court system at the moment. thanks for “oininr court system at the moment. thanks forjoining us- _ a damning report on the mistreatment of detainees at an immigration removal centre has recommended that no one should be held for more than 28 days while awaiting deportation. currently there is no time limit. the report is the result of a public inquiry triggered by a bbc panorama do

so that is urfan sharif, sarah's father, beinash batool, her stepmother, and faisal malik, her uncle,y police in the u.k. are saying that they are wanting to speak to those three individuals, but there is no arrest warrant out for them. they have not been named as suspects. and so the family of urfan sharif have said that the police have absolutely no justification for arresting them and holding them in custody. now, the first time this happened about a week or so ago, we heard from the police saying that they promised that they would not arrest two of urfan sharif�*s brothers in relation to this case. the family have again gone back to court today saying that other family members have been detained by the police. we haven't heard back from the police yet. they are going to give their statements about this on monday. and sara's grandfather's been speaking as well. what has he had to say? yes. at the court, sara's grandfather, who is urfan sharif�*s father, mohammed sharif, told us that sara had visited pakistan on a couple of occasions prior to, of course, her death on the... when her

abdul malik al-huthi urged the saudi let coalition to stop the aggression and crippling sige. he argued that aggression meant to provide the formation of an independent government in yemen that does not abide by foreign dictates. uthi also warned of plots hashed by yemen's enemies to divide the country. meanwile he reiterated yemen's support for the palestinian resistance. any form of normalization with israeli regime. abdul malik althi made the remarks in a speech on the occasion of the birth anniversary of islam's prophet muhammad that was marked by huge nationwide rallies in yemen. people with armenian descent are leaving nagorno-karabakh region to resettle in armenia following recent operation by azerbaijan. some 5000 armenians have so far fled nagorno-karabakh after. azerbaijan's last week operation to recast the region. despite the fact the baku pleged to respect the rights of ethnic armenians in the region, one of the biggest movements of people in the south caucasus happened. the roads to the border are so jammed with traffic that a journey of just 77 kilometers is tak

abdul malik al-huthi urged the saudi led coalition to stop the aggression and crippling sige. he argued that the aggression to prevent the formation of an independent government in yemen that does not abide by foreign dictates. huthy also warned a plots hathed by yemen's enemies to divide the country. meanwhile he reiterated yemen's support with the palestinian resistance, condem any form of normalization with israeli regime. abdul malik al-huthi made the remarks in a speech on the occasion of the birth anniversary of islam's prophet muhammad that was marked by huge nationwide valleys in jemen. for decades, janian refugee camp in north of the occupied west bank has been seen by palestinians as a stronghold of the resistance against israel refugee camp continues to offer more marters and insists on the people's right to armed struggle. when the name of the genan refugee camp is mentioned, the first thing that comes to mind is a stronghold resistance against the israeli occupation. it has long been seen as the center of palestinian resistance, created in the aftermath of the isr

the leader of the revolution said abdul malik al-huthi warned a few days ago in one of his speeches andindulge and talk about projects and he mentioned the neon project by name. this is a zionist project a cost of hundreds of billions of dollars. the leader said saudi arabia cannot build these projects while it is still continuing its aggression and siege on yemen. if the saudies really care about their economic vision 2030, they'll be serious about their peace talks with the yemeni delegation. if they are only pursuing these talks to kill time in the event that the region sees some change and the aggression continues, then bensan will be risking the national security of his kingdom. it is not me saying this. anyone who watched the military parade of the 9th anniversary of the 21st of september revolution would say the same. the level of military development achieved by the yemeni armed forces is the main deterrant for any future aggression and is also the main foundation for any success between the yemeni delegation and the saudi regime in riyadh. among what the commander also talked a

speaking at the event, abdul malik althi, the leader of yemen sarullah movement emphasized the imperative a comprehensive overhall of state institutions to fulfill. their role with responsibility, ethics and rigorous oversight. more details in the following report. in conjunction with the end of the second round of direct negotiations in riyadh last week, the sanat forces organized a large military parade in al-10 square, one of the largest squares in the capital, on the occasion of the 9th anniversary of the september 21 revolution, where the yemeni forces revealed various models of their military land. and air arsenal. various units of armed forces affiliated with santa participated in the parade led by a battalion of wounded soldiers who were injured in the war, while the latest productions of the yemeni military industry were revealed, especially in the field of ballistic, winged and naval missiles, air defense systems and drones. also, yemeni military helicopters flew in the sky of the capital after they were returned to service thanks to the yemeni expertise that was able to maintai

now he has said to us that he does not know the location of our sharif or faisal malik.ook at some other stories making news one of the uk's biggest mortgage lenders say house prices have seen their biggest annual fall since 2009. the figures from nationwide show prices dropped by 5.3% lower than the year before. it said higher borrowing costs for buyers had led to a slowdown in activity in the housing market. concerns are being raised that blood cancer patients are facing round trips of 200 miles or more to access some of their care in argyll. charity blood cancer uk said vulnerable patients are making long journeys after the loss of some local services in 0ban. nhs greater glasgow and clyde say virtual consultations are available, but in—person appointments are at a centre in glasgow. a welsh rally has been recognised for its environmental sustainability by formula 0ne's governing body. race organisers said it's the first event to fully offset the emissions of all competing vehicles. it is the only uk rally to receive fia's environmental accreditation, two years in a r

urfan sharif, beinash batool and faisal malik will now be questioned about what they might know about aged 41 years and 28 years and a woman, aged 29 years, was arrested on suspicion of murder after disembarking a flight from dubai. they are currently in custody and will be interviewed in due course. when police discovered sara sharif�*s body, she had multiple and extensive injuries. so much so, it was unclear which injury had caused her death. she had been found at the family home in woking where she had lived with herfather, stepmother and uncle, and five siblings. the local imam in woking said he was pleased that the adults had now returned. the whole community is anxious what has happened to sara and why did it happen and how did it happen. so all these questions, of course the police will investigate. it brings to an end an extensive search by police in the districts around the pakistani city othelum, which led to many of the family being questioned and the five children who travelled with them being taken, at least temporarily, into pakistani government care. it was on the 8th o

can be seen lying every with the death toll is expected to rise significantly. libya correspondence malik trying to begins our coverage. the worst storm libya has seen in decades brought record rainfall and destruction. of the impact on eastern areas has been devastating, but in the city of del, now catastrophic to the port cities. major dams collapse, sending walls of water into the city. entire neighborhoods have been completely washed away. unfortunately with a tail end of the daniel storm. uh. busy there has been a sudden abrupt increase in the water load which led to the total destruction of the major damn. and the southern flooding of the city. to the extent that about 4 square kilometers of the heart of the city had been eroded completely. authorities have struggled to reach done now. it's fear, hundreds have been killed. i hardly believe that the photos are most cable to describe the horrible situation in. don't know, it's beyond the control and it's beyond that because of the government. gosh, i'm sorry. i can't. the people are in the city is reading the state and the calls upon

buildings that it's passed, sealed a spread across the city of 80000 people. olivia correspondent malik trader begins all coverage in unprecedented catastrophe. entire communities in the eastern city of deadman have been swept away by floods or reduced to rubble. people here are still coming to terms with the aftermath of storm. daniel. it brought rector rainfall into dams, holding huge amounts of water burst, sending a giant wave towards the city. this child as people, as they know where his mother is. but no one has seen her. thousands of others remain on, accounted for bodies washed into the sea, can be seen in the distance, but it's too dangerous to recover them for now, this all is huge and so it might teach to thousands of the books. we don't have a different number right now. the loss is being felt across the country. here in martyrs square and the capital tripoli, flags are flying at half mast. the government has declared 3 days of national morning. many have gathered to pray for those web died in eastern libya. a mad city is from dell now. he received news yesterday. his sister

i like he joins us now from aaa. malik, as he would just saying it and your fault, this is obviously a divided country, but you have seen unity in the face of this catastrophe. we have, i mean the out for a support from libyans is, is this tremendous earlier today i was at a donation center of dozens of the centers have popped up. uh, been set up across uh, western libya and people are just pouring in, giving whatever they can water food, blankets, uh, medicine, uh, earlier the, uh, the uh, the one of the organizers of the donation center said he received calls and, and people in the city of turner said what the, what the most desperately need is. more body bags are requesting 10000 body bikes, just to give you a scope of what people there believe for that. so can arise to a so really just sort of station in the city of doesn't know monday through now at the material international airport. the way aid and rescue teams have been arriving . you mentioned that the body bags is that still hope when it comes to search and rescue? well look, libyans don't have the technical capabilities fo

well, malik china joins us now from aaa into miller. can you just explain how difficult is painful authorities to get into those was defected areas. it's been extremely difficult. so done the as it is on the, in the, on the skirts of a mountain range. right. so you have the, the mediterranean coast uh to the north and, and on 3 sides is the mountain. so when this down collapse of its cent water throughout the entire city, i mean major bridges and roads are completely destroyed. the entire neighborhoods washed away. also, you know, the main roads from the east and the west have been blocked off the 40s have yet to reach the city. communication lines have been, have, have been destroyed. so communication is extremely difficult. getting into the, i mean the situation appears to be catastrophic. and thousands of dollars still unaccounted for. right. i mean, putting doing it to one side, most of the value to people getting access to the side. so obviously it's too hard of i to have gotten into doing it at this point in time. but what about s

the next day, he and his partner, beinash batool, and his brother, faisal malik, travelled to islamabadsiblings. 0n the 10th, sara's body was discovered at the family home in woking and the family arrived in pakistan. it is thought they went to the city, where they stayed for a few days. 0n the 15th, police in pakistan received a request from interpol to find them but they were unable to locate them. last wednesday, urfan sharif and beinash batool appeared in a video sent to the bbc, saying sara died in an incident and they were willing to cooperate with the uk authorities. on monday, pakistani police found sara's five siblings and their grandfather's house. the pakistani authorities are now looking after them. detectives in surrey will be hugely relieved that the three people they want to talk to about sara sharif�*s death will be back in the uk tonight. they are likely to be arrested on arrival, so the process of questioning them can begin. daniel sandford, bbc news. 0ur pakistan correspondent, caroline davies, is in islamabad. plenty of questions remain — among them what happens now

there is malik trying to, for us from aaa, a fuss, the lady. don't. al jazeera an anniversary knocking one of the darkest pages and chillies, history trapped underground for more than a week. we'll have the license on the risk emission of an american explorer. 2 keys, deepest case, the the hello that, let's have a look at the weather in europe and september the record breaking heat wave ended with a bang across the western parts of the content. we had some severe thunderstorms running across the western parts of france and some heavy rain for bruce and on the island of island, you can see those shot with stretching all the way down to spain. we had some very strong winds and heavy rain effect the northwest that moves its way further east over the next few days and you can see the heavy showers started to pick up across most central parts of europe as we go into the mid week heavy rain as well pushing across into pots of scandinavia, the baltic states. by the time we get into wednesday, march clara, however full that southeast corner on east scenario i

her uncle, faisal malik, herfather earl urfan extensive.le, faisal malik, her father earl urfan sharif and her stepmother beinash batool appeared via video link at the old bailey on tuesday charged with murder and causing or allowing the death of a child. the three left the country for pakistan the day before sara was sent dead. they flew back last wednesday but without sara's five siblings, who are currently in the work —— in the care of the pakistani government. they were arrested on friday and face trial next september. detectives say the investigation into the death of sara is very active and they are keen to hear from anyone with any information, no matter how insignificant, which would help piece together a picture of sara's life. they say members of the public have already helped but they would like more people to come forward, and they hope the two new pictures showing sara in a headscarf will help to jog people's showing sara in a headscarf will help tojog people's memories. daniel sandford, bbc news. within the last hour, reports

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and to malik, we know the numbers of missing and did a really difficult to confirm at this stage. but do we have any idea of how many people are still unaccounted for? we don't at the moment, i mean just according to various officials, the number varies. so you have the prime minister of the parallel government who yesterday said, you know, he believes or there are over 5000 missing. you have the minister of health in the federal government who, who, who expects that number to much higher. he expects over 10000. here in western libya, the of the minister of local government just said many people are missing. also at the moment the numbers are going to be, are difficult and until authorities are able to enter down there and, and assess the situation. we're, we're not sure as to the number. and obviously people are in desperate need of help . what sort of a people getting access to at this stage as well, i think 1st and foremost is logistical support. so just being able to, to enter cities like the city of like, like does not so you know, the due to the floods. many of the roles wer

and i was a 0 is mother trina is also in tripoli. malik, is there a cooperation as far as you can tell between the rival governments of olivia between the east and the west of the well, for libyans, it's not the cooperation isn't. this isn't happening as fast as it should be. i mean, look, just simple things about announcing the number of the dead is becoming, is being used as the, as political tools for both governments. so, here in western libya, they've established the emergency committee there, you know, every day around 8 or 9 pm local time, they announced the updates of what's of the situation and does not. and then, yesterday, in a presser, we saw the emergency committee appointed by eastern authorities. they said, where are you going to be doing a presser, a press conference every day at around 5 pm, local time. so a little bit sooner to talk about the, the, the, the numbers and what's and the latest developments. so, you know, the people of libya are coming together of the government. it's, it's, it's, it's people, ours are saying that, you know, they're using this catastrophe

well, malik train of joins us from tripoli. malik, what's happening to the best of your knowledge and doing that right now. well, we've passed that crucial 72 hour period of for, for rescue teams to pull out survivors. so it's becoming serial i recovery operation. i mean, the death toll is rising by the hour more than $6000.00. and so far, i spoke to him about the official and he said more than 2500 people were buried just yesterday. so you know, it's the devastation that title waves that, that hit that cut through the city of deadman. the is devastated the city. i mean thousands more than 10000 people are believed to be missing. a swept into the sea or buried under the rubble of so, you know, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's a going to be a difficult operation to recover all these bodies smell like standby, i want to give some context and then come back to you. libya plunged into violence back in 2011 after it's long time leader and warm are a good off you was toppled. and since then it's have to rival administrations in the west. there is the you and recognize government led by prime mi

but how long malik, until it gets to dana and those affected areas. so i spoke of just about an hour ago to a volunteer who was part of a convoy trying to reach doesn't the of the communications are, are very, are very, it's very hard to talk to people and don't know the communication lines are, are terrible at the moment uh but he told me he expects that they will be able to reach the city within the hours if that's possible, we're just going to have to wait and see. but i hope is that a dis, a and logistical support can reach these people as soon as possible. monic, thank you very much. again, a considerable rise in the best told in eastern libya with 5200 people have now been confirmed that the bible stories in the aftermath of the devastating floods a mighty trina. thank you very much for the updates. moving on and truly it has been mocking the 50th anniversary of the violent cool against the elected socialist president. salvador allende that brought general list to penal shades of power. hundreds attended a memorial at the presidential palace in

and this is 13 year-old malik oscar for police say he's 5, 5 120 pounds. he was last seen wearing a black, nike hoodie and some blue jeans. they also say he doesn't take any medication and doesn't have any medical issues. but they say he is at risk because of his age. this is where malik was last seen at cesar chavez middle school in union city on monday. his family says the teen did not come home after school. it has not been in communication with anyone in his family since 8.30, monday night. now, if you have any information about 13 year-old malik oscar burry are asked to contact union city police reporting live in the newsroom to justice. back to you. thank you. tiffany. >> well, 905, the time. and another business says that retail theft is now forcing them to shut their doors for good, a big business target. they're going to close 3 stores in the bay area, including one in pittsburgh crawfords amanda hari has more. >> this target behind me is the largest location closing in the bay area. it's also the only target in pittsburgh. so people who live in t

hebron images zaman published about blowing up the nizamieh malike military crossing affiliated to the zionist regime in the east. the zionist regime's army also released pictures of the explosion of its military crossing in the east of gaza with the bombs of the resistance fighters . elisa boyeh reported in occupied jerusalem that the zionist forces arrested two palestinian youths in be river neighborhood in sarvan settlement located in occupied jerusalem and they played in this neighborhood of tehran and to the place of attack of the occupying forces of jerusalem to taqwa settlement in the southeast of bethlehem and the city. thank you for letting me know media sources of the massive presence of the zionist army soldiers at the eastern entrance of the city of quliya at the same time as the sound of a huge explosion was heard around the city of hebron, the occupying forces were deployed in this area. the zionist soldiers attacked the syrian town in the north of hebron. greece took a victim, these rains occurred in the areas where the recent fires in greece had occurred, and the rain c

urfan sharif, beinash batool and faisal malik will now be questioned about what they may know about her murder after disembarking a flight from dubai. they are currently in custody and will be interviewed in due course. when police discovered sara sharif�*s body, she had multiple and extensive injuries, so much so that it was unclear which injury had caused her death. she was found at the family home in woking, where she lived with herfather, stepmother and uncle, and herfive siblings. it brings to an end an extensive search by police in the districts around the pakistani city othelum, which led to many of their family being questioned, and the five children who travelled with them being taken, at least temporarily, into pakistani government care. it was on the eighth of august that urfan sharif bought airline tickets to take his family to pakistan. the next day, he and his partner, beinash batool, and his brother, faisal malik, travelled to islamabad with sara's five siblings. 0n the tenth, sara's body was discovered at her family home in woking, and the family arrived in pakistan. it'

the bbc has been told that urfan sharif, beinash batool and faisal malik were not arrested when theyndents helena wilkinson and caroline davies, who have been following the story in the uk and pakistan. this is obviously, it goes without saying, this is a huge development in this investigation. so, we now understand, the bbc understands, that the father of sara sharif, urfan sharif, her stepmother, beinash batool, and her uncle, faisal malik, they are all on their way to the uk, having left pakistan early this morning. now, they are going via dubai, we understand. but we are not clear whether they got on that flight, but they are on their way back to the uk. let that flight, but they are on their way back to the uk.— that flight, but they are on their way back to the uk. let me bring you in from islamabad, _ way back to the uk. let me bring you in from islamabad, and _ way back to the uk. let me bring you in from islamabad, and just - way back to the uk. let me bring you in from islamabad, and just remind l in from islamabad, and just remind our viewers how this story has developed o

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sara's stepmother, beinash batool — wearing black — her uncle, faisal malik, and herfather, urfan sharifey flew to pakistan, and also causing or allowing the death of a child. sara was discovered dead at her home in woking more than five weeks ago in the early hours of thursday the 10th of august. officers are still working at the house. the prosecutor, amanda burrows, said that when police found sara sharif, she was in an upstairs bedroom. she was in the centre of the bottom bunk of a bunk bed lying face up, covered by a blanket. sara's mother and grandmother laid flowers at the house last month. detectives have kept them informed about the progress of the investigation. five weeks on, it still hasn't been possible to establish the actual the actual cause of sara's death. detectives have said she had multiple and extensive injuries. herfather, stepmother and uncle had flown out of the uk on the day before she was found. that was on the 9th of august. they travelled to islamabad with sara's five siblings. the group arrived in pakistan the next day, the same day that surrey police found s

last night when sara sharif�*s father urfan sharif, her stepmother beinash batool and uncle faisal maliked. they are being questioned because the questioning process has now begun, we know that because we have spoken to solicitor who said he is representing all three of them. we spoke to him in the last ten minutes or so. he has been inside the police station for much of the day but he has said the process of questioning them has begun. confirmation that that is taking place but we understand that sara sharif�*s father is here at this police station as his her uncle faisal malik, her stepmother beinash batool has been taken to a different police station, we understand that is simply because of logistics. police have 24—hour set in which they can either charge them or release them, but they can also apply for more time, and that can be 36 or 96 hours. the questioning continues, a big development in this case, which has seen many twists and turns over the last five weeks. it is five weeks since sara sharif, ten years old, was found dead on alone in herfamily home in woking. police will be

urfan sharif, beinash batool and faisal malik were remanded in custody. including a brain haemorrhage and multiple fractures. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford is outside the old bailey. it will be six weeks on thursday since sara sharif was found dead at herfamily home in woking on the 10th of august. the court heard she had suffered this constellation of injuries, including a broken collar bone, multiple rib fractures and a brain haemorrhage. when she was found dead on the 10th of august, it became clear herfather, found dead on the 10th of august, it became clear her father, stepmother and uncle had left the country, along with her five siblings. they returned last week, but without the five siblings and having appeared at magistrates on friday, today, urfan sharif, beinash batool and faisal malik appeared at the old bailey where they were told they would remain in custody. thejudge said they would be back on the 1st of december for a they would be back on the 1st of decemberfor a plea and they would be back on the 1st of december for a pl

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