mohammad rizwan batted on front escaped. mohammad rizwan batted on fro nt ste ps escaped.d on front steps have butler taught this and ended the endings another wicket for anderson. remember rizwan? imaginative, aggressive late runs are big ones. rizwan was making 50 of them. he plundered. while the tail end are set by come england's captain seem to have had the game and is controlled now he found nothing was quite working. painful. between interruptions, stuart broad minutes to get rid of mohammad abbas, one of the lbw when he remembers he is supposed to appeal. but let's be clear what rule of friday prospect play, that little device held by the empire, the metre which repeatedly determined light with too bad. and thus, with the floodlight signed, the players came off and the spectators booed their disapproval. or at least we can imagine that. —— held by the umpire. well, the lack of play on day two leaves england with little time to build a first innings, should they finish the job quickly with pakistan's batsmen. our cricket reporter henry moeran is at the ageas bowl for

leave business in order to survive this process and also put it to suit your customers professor mohammad reza fires an egg on economics professor at the philips university marburg thanks very much for your analysis thank you. and now it's time for your questions here's our science correspondent derrick williams. for how many days are as symptomatic people contagious. this is one of the questions that medical professionals would love an answer to but it's pretty complex and we haven't even nailed down answers to to simpler related questions like like what percentage of people who get the disease can even be classified as as asymptomatic or or how infectious they are you most remember last month there was an uproar when a w.h.o. official appeared to say that there were indications that asymptomatic people very rarely passed on the disease to others that was that was followed by a lot of backtracking but maybe it helps to look at what we do know one expert i read on this said that transmission from people with symptoms generally tails off completely within 8 days after the onset of those sy

i'm joined now by mohammad reza farzana gun he's an economics professor at the phillips university marburg here in germany professor you've done a study that shows a relationship between international tourism and the corona virus outbreak could you tell us how tourism is impacted by the spread of covert 19 worry able to track that spread or identify hotspots. it is i mean does these based on humanity to you many to action so it is not surprising to sink your bar a little at the importance of these business and using does in all 19 i won't be dealing honestly was to look at the other factors which are able to explain cross-country. 1000 cases and this we shore in our study that one person countries didn't want us in the high end of it of international one and in bonn to exam are experiencing 1.2 percent 1.54 per cent high and it was of course 19 cases and this so basically this is an empirical evidence that shows that all of globalization do a lot to lose in an expansion of the 19 pretty give us basically because of the nature of to use in these relying on human interactions and it will be

as you know, mohammad is one of the great leaders of the middle east. after 49 years israel and the united arab emirates will fully normalize their diplomatic relations, they will exchange embassies and ambassadors and begin cooperation across the board and on a broad range of areas including tourism, education, healthcare, trade, and security. this is a truly historic moment, not since the israel/jordan peace treaty was signed more than 25 years ago has so much progress been made towards peace in the middle east. by uniting two of america's closest and most capable partners in the region, something which said could not be done, this deal is a significant step towards building a more peaceful, secure and prosperous middle east. now that the ice has been broken, i expect more arab and muslim countries will follow the united arab emirates lead and i want to just thank them for being -- not surprising, knowing mohammad so well, it is not surprising they are in that lead position. and normalize relations with israel. we're already discussing this with other

jason mohammad joins steve davis and ken doherty to analyse the day's drama.ot at the crucible. yes, certainly hot for 0 sullivan, he would be fuming after that session. it looked like he would win the first frame of the session and go 6—3 at the front. he got a bad kick, and it seemed to change the storyline of the day. then he started missing a couple of balls, and mark selby got back into the match. and he's such a tough competitor. one of the toughest you'll see also what a great session of snooker from him. you'll see also what a great session of snookerfrom him. 6—2, firmly you'll see also what a great session of snooker from him. 6—2, firmly in the driver's seat. ronnie has it all to do now, they start back in the morning. but it is tough for ronnie. we saw at the end of the match what it means to mark, a bit of a fist pump there, and ronnie punching the table. ronnie nearly got out of it in the last frame. he couldn't get in position and it had a difficult pink in the corner pocket. it wobbled and stayed out, and he showed his frustration by banging th

trump: i hosted a call with benjamin netanyahu of -- mohammad binme salman of the united arab emirateshere they decided to sign a historic -- everyone said this would be impossible. mohammed is one of the great leaders of the middle east. after 49 years israel and the united arab emirates will fully normalize their diplomatic relations, they will exchange embassies and ambassadors and begin cooperation across the ofrd and do a broad range areas including tourism, education, health care, trade, and security. this is a truly historic moment. not since the israel jordan peace treaty we signed more than 25 years ago has so much progress been made towards peace in the middle east by uniting two of america's closest and most capable partners in the region, something they said could not be done, this is a significant step towards building a more peaceful, secure, and prosperous middle east. ice has been broken i expect more arab and muslim countries will follow the united arab emirates lead. is notto thank them, it surprising knowing mohammed so well. positionin that lead and normalize relati

half centuries from barbara amir and mohammad hafeez had them marching ahead to set england a targetand england got it. england got it. pakistan introduced shadab khan, and he introduced wickets. bairstow was out, and with the next ball, banton followed suit. pakistani celebrations were halted by eoin morgan. the england captain keeping them in the game with his own half—century. there was a brief wobble is three wickets fell, but england were guided home in the final over by david milan. all the drama you need for your sunday afternoon. we are delighted. i think at the halfway stage we probably thought there was a lot of runs to chase on this ground with the pakistani batsmen posting quite a substantial score but we found when we gathered momentum with partnerships it was actually hard momentum with partnerships it was actually ha rd to momentum with partnerships it was actually hard to stop us scoring but it's nice to come out the other side of it particular with performances with guys at the top of the order and david milan taking another opportunity. when you are in the top three

. >>> for more on all of this, let's turn to mohammad munir, a virologist from lancaster university,ter, england, thank you for joining us here. we seem to be trapped in a cycle, cases drop, cases rise, that's what you're seeing in uk and across europe. is there any way to prevent this? >> there are possibilities to prevent it. i think the major message i want to pass here is 80% of people still are susceptible, they don't have immunity against the virus. small clusters start to appear, if we don't control the small clusters, it is going to go into an outbreak which could be uncontrollable and we're putting in the situation we have been same before in march, april, here in europe. certainly there are possibilities to avoid that. mainly to follow the rules, and what has been put in place to stick with those rules and regulations because, i mean, we all know that taking the car on the road is not without any risk. but if we do follow the rules, we do not tailgate and we follow all the traffic lights we can avoid accidents. similarly we can avoid catching coronavirus, because coronaviru

their father mohammad however was decorated with the medallion military and the french military cross. randoms what. was the matter now this. is very best. as a total madam see if it is merely a little miracle at the heart of it a kindness of which we have the same she. sisters had to look after all good not good or we had a ballot not had a bleed or that i will bleed or wildness and there who is on board who worked on him spear had the fia and i don't have to hear his salute all bad who are family has a baby to listen to your it was down more as it looked as a society now that could see it who are. land. can look for market work from our man to get me that what i mean i'll let you out a little while a billet doux our. all of the above will be to accept us we have you know where there are more. and it will harm you know some brain. command. and then we'll have to go see. the father of 2 new zealand writers i'll assume it was conscripted into the french army in 1960. save valuable wartime papers including some belonging to his father's friend months it all began. with mean a. lot of wo

one such man was mohammad the bin this but. he had 2 daughters and one near. him and. to was later married a man called la 80 who went on to fight for the french occupation and the jews in palestine. their father mohammad however was decorated with the medai military and the french military cross or was lee or randoms what i have. now said. has a total and see if it is literally legal lyrical in the huddle and the kindness of this we have the same she. she states had her book. good not good or had a ballot not had a bleed. and now who is on. the piano and i don't have to hear it has some good or bad who. has or be happy to listen to your it was downloaded. as i say it now that i could see who are. ok and work from our man to get me that what i mean or let me add a little i believe due out would. be the month of the sphere you know where there are more. and it will form a brain and they can make them. and then we have to go see or see. the father of 2 new zealand writers i'll assume was conscripted into the french army in 1960. save valuable wartime papers including som

university in delhi mohammad harman is preparing for a curry and that the new bill energy sector. not in a lecture theatre but in a special learning korean developed and installed by company sense the focus is on solar and wind power. we know that sun energy is one of them was import and abundant form of energy that we can use for our daily even our ideas back. and most of the appliance in our village is also very. being the electricity we are using this to convert the energy on the cheap is a growing economy means that india's energy needs to double in the next 20 years the country has also commented itself to sourcing nearly 40 percent of its power from soup and wind by 2030 skilled workers are lacking modern photovoltaic units solar power grid systems in equal sense levada creates beeching has an emphasis on practical skills it is also quick the bachelor's degree at this university in delhi for example only takes 3 years in the state of the usual form it is one where the universe. these are hoping to attract more interest they can learn the things that it can not only the theor

trainer mohammad near promotes gender equality in 2018 he opened the doors of his martial arts center to women a bold move in a traditionally minded muslim and male dominated society until recently he and his female students could have been the last for this. in the beginning when they 1st started it was coming in we actually for a male trainer to teach females in general appearance without so we kind of had to be at the beginning a little bit on the cover you know keep our doors closed. change has come to sudan women have left behind their traditional roles at home they go out they work they serve in the government women were the driving force behind the protest movement and to this day basing protest songs. that. a group of women from many walks of life including doctors engineers musicians and psychologists have joined forces to make sure progress will not be undone they call themselves the guardians of the revolution and continue to fight the establishment . months of mass protests contributed to the ouster of longtime ruler omar bashir in april 29000 the military then try to quel

or let's welcome onto the program now aside mohammad marandi a professor at the university of tehran good to see you we're used to hearing quite aggressive statements from the hezbollah leader but this was fairly conciliatory offering condolences thanking countries for aid saying disputes should be suspended was that what you were expecting. yes that was what i was expecting it's something that we see whenever some tragedy happens him saying in public statements as you rightly point out it was a speech for healing to bring the public together ot unite the country even though french president macron said some very disturbing things when he visited beirut in his part of this of the stunt and he basically spoke about imposing a new order in there but not as if this was a colonial era once again but saying it has was very. focused on bringing people together the accusations that were initially directed at hezbollah and continued to be directed as head at hezbollah are by those forces that were supporting isis and al qaida and other extremist groups in syria and they are very angry and th

that in those years in that if you treat it have over china democratically elected prime minister mohammad mosaddegh any iran but you know as those during the cold war are intervening countries and brought down the government you know like you know very often last i mean one in 73 it brought down a democratically elected marxist president. here that i am there and so there was a lot of real fear and it's easy to see with. that sort of not what carter was thinking but i think for a lot of people in iran at the time it was not all far fetched to think the americans might wanting to bring down the revolution they were in the midst of making and revolutionary there and in the midst of building but i want to bring you interesting i want to stand in traffic circle as it's going to see the cards with every single day that was what they feared and that's what they were trying to prevent was. that's why they wanted the shah back they also took over the embassy belief because they did believe that that was the goal of the u.s. government. let me just show a clip from your documentary building up the

mohammad admits that for several years he conspired against his fellow palestinians he says israeli police. worst him into helping the settlers grab the property in silwan they ran a simple scam 1st find a victim then make problems for him massa used to operate as a go between a con man who tricked bribed and smooth talked palestinians into parting with their property i mean for now or a summer far enough would send it certain recordable or grass or some. i'm sure part of the shift to tabu so the folks who are going to send across us a lot of the name but we should have a lot of the enabling what it was for that's more about shift from one mom to go trying to scam. on the road again with the settler area taking another man trying to separate palestinians from their homes but he insists that he's working within the law. for the. little here the very few franken from the koran folks from the bible praying explaining. why young children. well believing in the language don't to the jewish nation and we are also telling them that if they are from problem well then back to them but their parents

classified as a terrorist group last year as part of its maximum pressure policy on iran but professor mohammadmarandi from to run university says in his view may be the seizure of radium fuel is more closely related to the us presidential elections coming up. i think it has more to do with the election in the united states the presidential election and the elections in general in the united states and that trump wants to show himself strong but again i think what it really does it is that it shows the lawlessness of the regime in washington and how petty they've become in their behavior they just simply behave like pirates a team from 17th century on the high seas they declare wherever they want to be terrorists or outlaws and they steal just like. you know the gold used to be stolen from ships in previous centuries and and this sort of behavior is going to have consequences because ultimately while the iranian government does not own the oil but iran will have to punish the united states in order to protect its people who purchase iranian oil. donald trump's former attorney has released the f

have as a dinner blimey he's director of the medical biotechnology laboratory of the university mohammad the 5th welcome to you all marcus florida texas are we so now becoming epicenters midwest is also hit once again. are we talking about mass gatherings to blame all wrong policies or a combination of both i think it's a combination of things. clearly some of the states were states that were experimenting with shutting down or reopening am perhaps reopened a little bit early for that change in the precautions and put various components of a response and close well i think that there's just present challenges around the public gradually coming to accept some of the interventions we have or in masks and also participating in context recent. and then i think that's just general impatience which we're seeing across the world q u p s shutdowns and you know people when it's time to reopen people are impatient to get back and try to return to their normal lives and emigrate right now returning to normal. for quite some time i listen to how do you move from being a model that was praised by the

half centuries from babar amir and mohammad hafeez had them marching ahead to set england a target ofhadab khan, and he introduced wickets. bairstow out, and with the next ball, banton followed suit. pakistani celebrations were halted by eoin morgan. the england captain keeping them in the game with his own half—century. there was a brief wobble as three wickets fell, but england were guided home in the final over by dawid malan. all the drama you need for your sunday afternoon. celtic are up to third in the scottish premiership, after beating bottom side motherwell to move six points behind leaders rangers with two games in hand. in the day's other match, aberdeen beat second—placed hibernian. lyon's domination of women's european football continued with a fifth successive champions league title. they beat bundesliga winners wolfsburg 3—1 in the final in spain. lyon featured three england players, including defender lucy bronze, who's now won three european titles with the club. the punishing schedule after rugby union's premiership restart is making for some extreme results. today,

violent protests thousands of people took to the streets over the provocative post about the prophet mohammad which was allegedly written by a relative of a local politician. singapore has started destroying 9 tons of seized elephant ivory in what it calls the largest such action globally in recent years authorities hope to disrupt the global supply chain of illegally traded ivory conservationists say the trade has pushed elephant poaching to crisis levels in asia and africa. economic growth figures for the 2nd quarter have been dismal across europe heavily struggling with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic the economy in germany shrank by 10 percent in france by 14 in spain by more than 18 but no contraction was as bad as the one in britain where the economy tanks by 20.4 percent in recent months and that's despite unprecedented government interventions . bars johnson visited a building site this week a trip and boosting confidence in his country's flagging construction sector. but there's no plastering over the cracks of the u.k.'s battered economy. figures released on monday showed tha

for further analysis we're now joined live by dr mohammad when you're just lancaster university the w.h.o. recently said there might never be a quote unquote magic bullet for kobe and yet here we have russia announcing it might have a vaccine should expectations still be managed. oh yeah absolutely 1st of all thank you very much for having me back on the show again i think we are living in a very strange on president a situation i think we should not expect that any vaccine would be 100 percent effective and basically none of the vaccine is a 100 percent effective the most effective vaccine we have is measles vaccine which have 80 to 90 percent protection so therefore the cone of minus is particularly by the nature of the ground a lot of says it has no scientific backing that it would provide 100 percent protection when we hear the news like russian vaccine i don't really don't want any of the scientific capabilities of the russian scientists there are certain concerns i think me myself as a search of the media concerned is that i haven't seen any what do you know data what based on me to

170000000 are expected to be produced by far in the future . 5 or more now we want to bring in dr mohammad win here he's a viral a just at lancaster university in the u.k. dr mears good to see you what do you make of this vaccine from russia would you take the vaccine would you take the shot. i think having approval for a vaccine that is not based on the testified phase 3 trial it's pretty risky and i don't think anybody would be able to take it mainly because off they go and safety profile i mean one of the problem it really with this vaccine is that we don't have access to the original data so it's really difficult to really make out of it what the clinical trial on the phase one phase 2 has been conducted and the information that we have is that it's been conducted on a very small number of people and that isn't sufficient enough and even if it is proven safe for phase one and phase 2 and have some level of antibody that does not get in t. that it would be approved in space fleet so until the phase 3 trial is not completed and is that out i wouldn't become up become publicly available i

violent protests thousands of people took to the streets post about the prophet mohammad believed. been written by a relative of american politician. the german government has agreed a 1200000000 euro aid package to keep the holiday company afloat it's the 2nd time the states stepped in to save world's largest tourism group to it says the phones will help it get through winter after global travel restrictions destroyed its summer business. of the coronavirus pandemic a slam the brakes on economies across europe for a 2nd quarter growth strength by 10 percent in germany 14 in france by more than 18 percent in spain but britain has been hit even harder the economy there has contracted by more than 20 percent in recent months and that's despite a president government intervention. doris johnson visited a building site this week a trip and boosting confidence in his country's flagging construction sector. but there's no plastering over the cracks of the u.k.'s battered economy. figures released on monday showed that british g.d.p. collapsed by a massive 20.4 percent between the 1st and

the religious violence spread beyond mohammad child's father and uncle had to move more than 2000 people who were killed around the country leading members of the hindu nationalist bought at the edge on the party are on trial for conspiring to destroy the mosque the b j p had long promised to build a temple it was 1st elected to govern the country in the general election following the destruction. then. that is where the destruction really created a new. creative. force. that force. in the country. after the legal battles of the sides on a ship the supreme court ruled last year that it belongs to him now 30 years after he joined the campaign for a temple prime minister met him for morty is inaugurating its construction and is about the al-jazeera you daddy. voting has ended in sri lanka's twice delayed parliamentary poll since the 1st country in south asia to hold a general election during the pandemic in march president got to buy rajapaksa dissolved the $225.00 member parliament 6 months ahead of and called a snap election but the counting process will be different this time as well fe

part of its maximum pressure policy on iran let's discuss this further now with professor aside mohammad marandi from the university of tehran thank you for joining us on the program it's great to see you now the uranium ships were heading to venezuela and a u.s. district court order results in the cargo being seized does that stand up legally. well 1st of all they weren't iranian ships and my understanding is that it wasn't iranian fuel it was probably fuel if it was indeed going to venezuela and it is iranian fuel then it was purchased by businessmen and they were taking it to venezuela on their own so what the americans did was that they stole and this is theft it's it's and this is i think one of the extraordinary things about the united states today especially under trump that it's becoming more crude in the way in which it conducts itself it's behaving like an ordinary thief. pretenses and this so-called internet you know so-called international law and international order that's all cast aside and i think that's a sign of weakness and on behalf of the united states but but in any

and mohammad shine had. lost everything in the violence my sawmill is here we have thousands of dollars worth of wood they set everything on fire they killed my husband and brother in law. up the koran in our mosque and started stomping on the pages we tried collecting the pages. getting. started attacking people. the religious violence spread beyond iowa mohammed child's father and uncle had to have more than 2000 people who were killed around the country leading members of the hindu nationalist bought at the edge on the party are on trial for conspiring to destroy the mosque the b j p had long promised to build a temple it was 1st elected to govern the country in the general election following the mosques destruction. then. that is where the destruction really created a new. created new kind of force. that force ultimately. in the country. after the legal battles of the sides on a ship the supreme court ruled last year that it belongs to him dues now 30 years after he joined the campaign for a temple prime

demanding political change in lebanon as a condition for providing financial aid to the country mohammad javad zarif was the latest high. profile figure to visit by us as attention increasingly turns to recovery and reconstruction in the often off of that devastating course explosion stephanie decker reports from beirut. a french navy ship with more than 700 soldiers docks in beirut shattered port here to help rebuild a broken city. here are these we do not know for many days there are humanitarian emergency challenges and there will be future challenges of reconstruction but there are also challenges on the political side a government capable of taking courageous decisions will be necessary and finally there are also economic challenges to get out of this crisis major reforms will be needed. france's defense minister went on to meet the lebanese leadership the french have taken a leading role here in the off to moderate the catastrophic explosion and here at the same time the u.s. undersecretary of state for political affairs together with the u.s. ambassador to lebanon here too and cle

heavy rain and floods the roofs of more than $100.00 homes have partially collapsed yemenis such as mohammad ali say they have nowhere to go let me i'm not the much to the water where i want to we call all the organizations to save us may god save us from this hell we call on everyone to save us 6 women and 6 children live in the south we don't have anywhere to go. son are famous for its unique burn to break towers and you metric patton's is one of the world's oldest continuously inhabited cities many buildings were already in disrepair after years of war poverty and neglect the wait weather means they're now even more fragile. we had 129 red flag buildings and now the number has grown and is likely to grow even more because the weather hasn't stabilized yet and the consecutive rainfall and the negligence by homeowners have all contributed negatively we could see up to 200 homes destroyed or even up to 500 if we count the harms with cracks and other issues while people in the capital struggle to save their heritage homeless yemenis in the port city of what they there are fighting for surviva

diplomatic establishment is increasingly troubled by the ways in which mohammad been some is using his power while president trump has bent over backwards to give m.b.'s the benefit of the doubt throughout trump's presidency more and more diplomatic officials elites in the washington d.c. foreign policy scene have been criticizing trump for being too soft on mohammed bin so money is they see it and i think this is just going to you know add to those perceptions you know right now the crown prince is obviously working with an american president to give him the benefit of the doubt but if the trump presidency ends either in 2021 or 2025 there could be a different kind of white house that is going to keep this file and so many other issues in mind and possibly have a quite different sort of relationship with mohamed been summoned to so the 2 of these children are being held in circumstances we're not quite sure about in saudi arabia do you think that this statement by the state department actually creates any greater protection for mr but also for his family as well you know i think proba

mohammad rizwan given out leg before, but replays showed it just grazed the bat.n masood picking up four with a flourish, but such attacking moments were few and far between. soon, chris woakes was among the wickets... edged and gone. ..the pressure finally getting to rizwan, jos buttler with the catch, and england with another excuse to celebrate. if yesterday belonged to pakistan, this morning belonged emphatically to the hosts. andy swiss, bbc news. after 400 yea rs beavers are being allowed to live in the wild again in england. after a successful trial, groups will stay in their river home in devon. it's the first time the government has backed the re—introduction of a native mammal in england, and it could be replicated across the country. our rural affairs correspondent claire marshall reports. having a good old scratch. this female, around six years old, was one of the first to be born into the wild in england for half a century. she and her partner still rule this stretch of the river otter. now they and their kits are allowed to stay for good. we're right

old thursday accusing mohammad been so long of sending hit men to canada in 2018 to kill him the police and private guards and are said to be protecting our job at an undisclosed location. within south africa or facing levels of violence it's estimated a woman is killed every 3 hours the government is preparing legislation but activists say change is a long way off for me to bill has more from johannesburg. this small group outside the order put to magistrates court in johannesburg is trying to bring attention to what has been called a pandemic they're protesting against gender based violence in a country where government statistics say a woman is killed every 3 hours. in court the family of julia dakar waits for the appearance on camera of 2 men accused of her rape and murder as well as the rape of a 21 year old granddaughter of. a son por shows us where just weeks ago he says the accused men broke into a home her portrait looks over the room where she was raped stabbed and later died . madam would prefer in front of brutal rule. it just made me lose hope in memphis and mean how does a

mosque and 22 others 18 of the muslims living in the town were killed including relatives of and mohammad childhood we lost everything in the violence my sawmill was here we had thousands of dollars worth of wood they set everything on fire they killed my husband and brother in law. up the koran in our mosque and started stomping on the beaches we tried collecting the. kept getting worse started attacking people here. the religious violence spread beyond iowa with yet muhammad childhood's father and uncle to have more than 2000 people who were killed around the country leading members of the hindu nationalist bought at the edge on the party are on trial for conspiring to destroy the mosque the b j p had long promised to build a temple this is the fulfillment of the promise to the listen. and this is a defining moment for india. the party gained more political support after the mosques destruction was visibly started woman. then. that is where the destruction. of. the country. people 1st elected to govern the country in the general election following the mosques destruction after the legal

nighttime curfew has been imposed on this 4 city on top of social distancing rules where hiller mohammad has more. com on the streets of one of the biggest port cities in europe with people enjoying shops and restaurants but is facing a crisis it's reported the highest number of new covert 19 cases in belgium authorities have imposed a lockdown wearing a mask in public is now compulsory and limits have been put on the number of people who can meet up i'm really disappointed when i see people in the streets there must be. you see even a lot of people they just don't do that so i don't see them for the 1st time since world war 2 a nighttime curfew has been enforced to reduce crowd numbers nearly 2000000 people have to stay indoors from 11 30 pm to 6 am the bar owners say it may affect their businesses for the long term. entrepreneurs have the opportunity to continue working so it's more of a social lockdown than an economic one but the titan measures in and will make it difficult for us to make profit. daily infections in belgium have risen by 77 percent over the past week and that's putti