let's start with that breaking news out of northern pakistan that we've been following. army commanders have no rescued. at least 2 children from a cable car stuck 300 meters above ground. they and 4 other kids along with 2 adults have been dangling for hours after one of the cable snaps. this happened to anywhere above a remote mountain valley and chiropractic or province pakistan's national disaster management agency is coordinating the rescue efforts come on, hire joins as she's mom. he is monitoring this from some a bad come also about 15 minutes ago. it was news that one child had been rescued. no, it's true. this is all really encouraging. what's going on? the absolutely very encouraging and a given the fact that those helicopter and we're trying for several odd to lower by saying one of these pressure for jessica mondo's who initially dropped food and water to that uh, cable call, richard dangling on one side. and then i made several attempts, but because there is another cable, richard about 30 feet above the cable to call the helicopter, getting marked on low because there is a

it is dangling in a precarious position over a ravine in northern pakistan. difficult to try and get people and helicopters and the military commandos to the cable car. we are hearing from doctors who are present at the helipad that they have landed, they are carrying out medical checks on those two children and they are both well. the rescue continues and we will continue to keep you up—to—date with all the developments. hello. the weather hasn't been too bad across most of the uk so far today with lengthy spells of sunshine, but some of us have had to use our umbrellas too. there are a few showers lurking around some western and north—western areas. here's the big picture across the north atlantic and europe. look at that pattern in the jet stream, moving northwards around greenland, then southwards and then right over us. with the warm air or hot air to the south, with this pattern it means that all the heat is being deflected to more central and eastern parts of europe, so an intense heatwave across some parts of europe through the middle part of the week

children and two adults were stranded in a cable car dangling 300 meters above the ground in northern pakistan. they have been rescued. some of the children were airlifted to safety while others were later rescued in ground operations. >> taking a leap at nearly 300 meters above the ground. this child and seven others spent hours dangling between two mountains and a damaged cable car -- in a damaged cable car. pakistani forces eventually lifting some of those stranded in the cart hanging by only one cable to safety. but it was in operation complicated by strong wind in the valley with the forces generated by the helicopter posing a danger to the unstable cart. a stranded 20 year will be using what little battery he had on his cell phone, made an appeal to a local media channel as they hung in the air -- a stranded 20 year old. >> i don't know how to make this request, but is it's a matter of human lives here. the authorities need to rescue all of us as soon as possible. >> then darkness fell. engineers were called in to assist in the operation from the ground. >> right now, we are installing a

let's begin with this breaking news that we've been following from northern pakistan army commandos using helicopters of rescued at least 5 children now trapped in a cable car, suspended 300 meters above ground. that means one child and 2 adults remain stranded as we speak. they were dangling for hours after one of the cables snapped . the incident occurred when they were above a remote mountain valley in cairo, but some for proverbs, like a sense of national disaster management agency is coordinating the rescue efforts. come on, hire joins us from islamabad. what's the latest come up of the way the latest news suggests, and this of course has been confirmed by the progress on the military that at least 5 of those children have now been rescued. earlier in the day the military were trying to uh, to get you out the sling operation by trying to get close to that. uh, gabriel call. however, the high wind and the fact that they would uh, another cable, 30 feet above that gabriel golf, which prevented the helicopter from coming lower to get a more accurate, a $44.00 door that were being slung

and we begin this hour with breaking news from northern pakistan. we're army commanders and helicopters are trying to rescue 8 people trapped in a cable car, 300 meters above ground. 6 children and 2 adults have been left dangling for hours after one of the cable snapped. and this happened to anywhere above a remote mountain valley in cairo, but to cliff province. pakistan's national disaster management agency is coordinating the rescue effort us tomorrow. hi to join us from islamabad. what can you tell us about what's happening and what's being done right now? come on the way right now, a cop judge of the army aviation are trying to sing the address keywords as close as possible or did that cable call, which are now at the 9 good because of the to get both that snap uh, not, not, but to have uh, basically broken off, but particularly positively from the police, which i suppose to part of that uh uh, canada is no, it is important or is there to know that it is windy conditions, the helicopter need to be stable in order to be able to winch those peop

himalayan mountain range of pakistan, zumba and many of the world's highest peaks are located in northern pakistan. this is a rugged land with little land for cultivation . environmentalists warn of a potential threat from climate change. most of this natural phenomenon is very significant in terms of quantity and will undoubtedly bring unwanted effects such as floods and landslides, which will affect the life of the region and tourism in the region. this area of ​​pakistan should be a way for find their livelihood, which is usually in the form of planting cherries and apricots, the water needed for gardens is supplied from huge sources of fresh water from the place of natural glaciers that are melting, these glaciers are a source of life and livelihood for many people and cause fertile soil is used for cultivation. minerals are used by big entrepreneurs to reflect the sun's heat, which helps to stay cool . due to climate change, natural glaciers are melting at an unprecedented rate, which means dangerous floods and lack of water for the mouths of millions of people across pakistan and many for th

they were in a position to bring you more now on that breaking news out of northern pakistan were 6. people are stuck in a cable card dangling off of cable 300 meters above the mountains of khyber but to quip providence 4 children in 2 adults are in the cable car. i'm doing the best it is joining us. you are the secretary of the relief rehabilitation and settlement departments of pakistan's provincial disaster management authority. who are joining us from peshawar? tell us where the rescue operation stands right now, sir. well, as we speak, of some of the children have already been rescued and some of being rescued especially services approval by his thought he is in the forefront and rescue the other 2 along with them in district administration data or the other thing i was in the rescue operation and as we speak and assembling, uh and uh, according to the conditions that really, how many children have been rescued, our latest information is the to have been rescued for are still in the cable car along with 2 adults. ah, yes. to have been rescued out in front of them that are little

in the northwest of india and northern pakistan, the showers that were and have caused landslides are going to be lighter. so by the time you get to saturday, it looks pretty dry in bihar, for example, a scattering of light showers in kathmandu, the heavy ones reaching down to hyderabad. time has stopped for him the day his son went missing. documentaries that inform our present and illuminate our past. i want people to see these things for themselves and make up their own minds. in sweden, it's become a thing to turn your back against the nazis. groundbreaking stories from award-winning filmmakers. it's actually not a human -elephant conflict. it's more of a human-human conflict. witness on al jazeera. hello again. you're watching al jazeera. here's a reminder of our top stories this hour. defense chiefs from the west african bloc, ecowas, say constitutional order will be restored in niger by all means available. they're in ghana to discuss military intervention following the coup last month in niger. villages in senegal are mourning the deaths of dozens of migrants who drowned in th

and the center line from northern pakistan on through nicole, which will still see the shower has one or 2 still in, for example, behind maybe a westbank gold on buying the dash. this breeze, of course, he's moist, the mall right into the coast to be in my, on the west and gods. but the majority of india and the majority of pakistan is now dry. one small. the. we are a generation of people, but very i'm, this is very, very persistent. and very good to talk soon. you may be comfortable right now, but you will soon feel the same kids we feel every day from keep it home calm, then you've gone the 3 women grap who would be in fact of the front line after this . do you future children on a jersey to is in crisis 2 weeks out from the 3 cool. the generals in control, ignoring international demands to reinstate the president of mohammed buzzle. so what's the future for the vast country and key west and allied? what could follow? often issue as political upheaval, this is inside story the .

but as you can see, again from friday's full causes, a lot of shows from northern pakistan's through the found also of india and the poles and towards west bank, or maybe be high and bit to bangladesh. but none of those shows off particularly heavy. so the chopping up what's already there and there is flooding on the ground . the big picture for india is if you're in the shadow, the rain shadow of the west and gets his property dry, although you'll notice in time will not do. in cadillac, we have got more significant rain and it's also continually shumate and sometimes raining come out to you, but most of pakistan is a cause dry the quote to you by visit castle. since its inception, in 1961, the great fund has been supporting people's livelihoods, and over 100 countries, by funding projects in an array of sectors ranging from infrastructure to health and education. these initiatives ultimately help to eradicate poverty and promote sustainable development the, the, the, you're watching else is here. a reminder of our top story is the south. the west african block eco box has activated

now to these extraordinary images — filmed by a drone in northern pakistan and obtained by the bbc —ere trying to cross a valley to get to school. this is what it was like when the cable car was left stranded — when two of the cables snapped. all eight passengers were rescued but they were there for 15 hours in what we can now see were perilous conditions — about 1000 feet above the ground. the owner of the cable car has been arrested on negligence charges. wildfires are continuing to spread across greece, burning large areas of land and prompting evacuations. some of the worst are close to the outskirts of athens, and they have also been burning in the northeast, near alexandroupolis — where 18 people, thought to have been refugees and migrants who entered from turkey — have died. our senior international correspondent orla guerin reports. no more greek paradise. instead, here in the north, and a cup elliptic vision. and across the country the greatest threat from wildfires since records began. imagine running from this? firefighters trying to douse the flames. but in the village, s

but as you can see, again from friday's full causes, a lot of shows from northern pakistan's through the fall north of india. and the polls and towards west bengal, maybe be high and bit to bangladesh. but none of those shows off, particularly heavy. so the chopping up what's already there, there is flooding on the ground. the big picture for india is if you're in the shadow, the rain shadow of the west and gets his property dry. although you'll notice in time on either in cadillac, we have got more significant rain and it's also continually shumate and sometimes rainy and come out and see but most of package time is of course dry. the, when the news breaks, the story of this village is the same as many of us spread across the eastern front line. no electricity, no running water. when people need to be hot. and the story needs to be told this children are unable to go outside inside is extremely hot with exclusive interviews and in depth reports, most people expect that it's be worked out all together by now. i'll just see right . has teams on the ground to bring you more award winni

it's still cloudy with occasional rain, but not particularly heavy in the northwest of india, northern pakistan, and the shelves that were half cold line slides are going to be like to. so the time to get to assess a date, it looks pretty dry and be high, for example, a scattering of light shelves and come under the heavy ones, reaching down to 100 bad the the again you are watching out is there a has remind you about top stories this i'll a west african blog echo us says constitutional or the in the shad will be restored by all means available. defense chase from echo us ongoing it to discuss. no trans invention. following the crew in asia last month. old and 60 people have died off the micro boat capsized off the coast of cape that in the atlantic ocean. and especially 8 survived the boat that's kind of gold and is the need to have been heading to europe. and the main highway on the hawaiian island of molly has reopened often last week was fuzz. but i think it is growing at the slow response. the places destruction, the number of dead has increased to 110 were using me is a danger to met to h

we begin with the breaking news that we've been following from northern pakistan . army commanders using helicopters, have rescued rescued at least 2 children trapped in a cable cars suspended 300 meters above ground. 6 other children and 2 adults remained stranded. they were dangling for hours after one of the cables snapped. the incident occurred when they were above a remote mountain valley and chiropractic cliff province. pakistan's national disaster management agency is coordinating the rescue efforts. come on, hire joins us from islam a bad come on. all the pictures that we've just seen were of the daytime daylight rescue efforts. but of course now it's night time and it's pitch black over there. what does that change and what's happening now? when there's been a change? god local experts have now been guard in some of them orland character dave, the dangerous dodge and a fox view minutes. another door during wasn't brought out and this time by some improvises agent. what they've done and that they've got a small, uh, uh, their cable guy which looks like a cable guy can get a one f

all age people who were stranded in a cable called dangling 300 meters above the ground, the northern pakistan has been rescue some of the children where they are lifted to safety. before darkness fell, while others were leisure rescued in grand operations, michael awful reports taking a leap at nearly 300 meters above the ground. this child and 7 others spent always dangling between 2 mountains in a damage cable call. the talk is done special forces, eventually lifting some of those stranded in the current hanging by only one cable to safety. but it was an operation, complicated by strong winds in the valley, with the forces generated by the road to the blades of a helicopter. posing a danger to the unstable cott a stranded trained tier, old, using what little battery he had on his cell phone made an appeal to a local media channel as they hung in the air. where the queen, i don't know how to make this request, but it's a motto of human lives here. utilities issued rescue all of us as soon as possible is there a ticket in the darkness fell. engineers were called in to assist in the risk of op

the big shots we seen in northern pakistan, the cost of land size. it just coming back a little bit now the regenerate. so i think some of the to somebody because he's in big ones and little blue adults, l squared in pakistan suggest is not going to be boned dry and leaving them on the same reason to corrupt she's fetching up some pretty deep cloud of the is this time for the west to we think the best option for the ukraine rush of war and what, what those options look like. what is us strategy when it comes to iran for almost 200 years, americans have generally been stuck with 2 political choices, but cannot ever change the quizzical look us politics. the bottom line, the, [000:00:00;00] the, you want to go to 0 reminder about top. so is this for me you as president, donald trump has been formally arrested in georgia on charges that he attempted to overturn the 2020 presidential election results, the state from surrendered in atlanta. and therefore, being released from the $200000.00 on russian president vladimir putin has confirmed the depths of wa

a drone in northern pakistan has captured the terrifying ordeal of the group of passengers who were strandedwere stuck 1200 feet above the ground after two of the cables snapped. they were rescued during a 12—hour operation that included a military helicopter and zip wire experts. the owner of the cable car has been arrested for endangering lives and negligence. the pictures taken by a drone that moved around the cable car while they were trapped on board. republican presidential hopefuls in the united states have appeared in their first televised debate. the former president, donald trump, who's most likely to become the candidate, skipped the debate to do a tv interview intead. a tv interview instead. mr trump has said he plans to turn himself in today to a court in the state of georgia to face charges of election interference. the mps�* watchdog has ruled that the prime minister failed to correctly declare his wife's financial interest in a childminding agency. the parliamentary commissioner for standards said this arose out of confusion and was inadvertant. rishi sunak has accepted the r

many of the mountainous regions within pakistan use such a cable car, especially in the northern areasir school, and at that point and at administrator also confirmed that this was the fourth trip of the same cable car and it was on the fifth one that the rope finally snapped and the people got stuck in the middle of this ravine. since then there is an operation going on and a lot of parents have also gathered underneath that place to basically look at the rescue operation and plea and beg from the local administrators to save the children as well. the problem is that the local authorities, including the rescuers, have to handle it very delicately, because anything done in abruption can topple the cable car. that is in the air for topple the cable car. that is in the airfor more than topple the cable car. that is in the air for more than ten hours now. topple the cable car. that is in the airfor more than ten hours now. in air for more than ten hours now. in air for more than ten hours now. in a zelem about, watching events in khyber pakhtunkhwa province, is that rescue continues, than

battagram is a town in the district of allai, pakistan's northern khyber pakhtunkhwa province.a mountainous area, which isn't well connected by road — so cable cars are a neccessity. the village where the eight people were coming from is jangri, the school they were heading to, is located in the village of batangi. it takes two hours to walk to reach the school from that valley. with the cable car, it's just four minutes. the mountainous terrain has also made it difficult for rescuers to easily respond. these will be even more complex now, as night falls. live now to islamabad. we can speak to bbc urdu's sahar baloch. some good news. what more can you tell us? finally some good news after the operation was going on for more than ten hours. it was early morning when the children were going to school on this cable car and they were stuck. since then, the army has tried to rescue them. we have good news, two children have been rescued, and now the biggest worry, it is getting dark and even the local eyewitness, even he could not see beyond is a few metres ahead what was happening.

and zip line experts have been brought in by army helicopter from various areas of the northern region of pakistanon the bbc news website. we are running a special live page, there�*s more video footage and the latest updates. you can find me on twitter, stay with us on bbc news. hello. it was a pleasant enough day for most of us today, apart from a few showers here and there. a lot of bright, if not sunny weather, temperatures into the 20s, and i think for tomorrow, we can expect more of the same. now, let�*s have a look at the big picture across our part of the world — and the atlantic, here�*s the jet stream curving around greenland, coming around iceland here, and we are right underneath the jet stream. so the weather�*s a little bit more temperate here — whereas south of the jet stream, that�*s where the real heat is, and we are in the midst of a really intense heatwave across many parts of europe. really, for this time of the year, temperatures in some spots well in excess of a0 celsius for spain, for france, for italy too. and at any time in the summer, this would have been regarded as pret

ongoing for a very long time, and just with a regular school run that is very common in the northern part of pakistanes that are connected by cable cars from one valley to the next. and it is a four-minute cable car journey, and the cable cars themselves are hokey, and they are not the best made, and not safety oversight, and we know that the helicopters hovering there above the cage-like cable car that had children ages 12 to 15 trapped within it. the helicopter blades themselves were causing winds to create problems and causing one cable that was holding and suspending the cable car aloft to move. so it is very slow and steady rescue operation, and we are now going into the night here in pakistan, and they are really hoping to complete this rescue effort before it gets too late, and it is too difficult and more dangerous. and so four people have been rescued and four people continue to stay inside of that cable car, and we are hoping and praying across the country that this ends on a good note. john? >> four children rescued, and we believe four others are trapped inside and we have been told that

mornings and afternoons that i owe at the table cause a violin connecting villages and northern and mountainous areas of pakistan, but they are often poorly maintained or thought receives, have now ordered safety inspections of old mountain lists. now india is hoping to win the latest space race this week by becoming the 1st to land on the moon's south pole. the country is chandra on 3, which means moon crossed in sanskrit is due to land late as a day. now this is happening just days off. so russia's leaving a 25 landor craft while attempting to get to the main 1st 3010 stitch. andre and 3 spacecraft successfully launched in mid july to great fun fast across india and the wind to weld the last week. the indian space was such organization confirmed that land had separated from its propulsion section, which it carried it close to the moon. now its hopes that land code, vic, chrome, will make you controlled touch down near the moon, south pole. but that's no easy feat. gillian, 4 years ago was similar indian mission ended in a crash landing, which is cutting deadly the would not give off on it space um visions and

rikting, low-tech, some of them not much bigger than elevators are a common way to get around northern parts of pakistanficial he said that one of the many things they'll be looking at is the safety records of cable cars in the area. >> this is so extraordinary and again such a relief. viewers, the video of we have there of the zipline, because when i'm look at the video it looks like these are just regular people, it doesn't seem like they're members of the pakistani military who were originally out there, do we know where rescuers actually there lping or something local people decided, okay, they're not doing enough and now we're going to step in in. >> reporter: so the military says their officials were also on the ground there, there were official rescue teams, ellison, frustration from local people earlier in the day, they watched the helicopters overhead, they saw the rescue not being carried out fully and this was a strong feeling in the communi they weren't going to leave these kids dangling up there overnight. >> thank you so much for breaking that down and an extraordinary story, thank you. >>

form of the shanghai cooperation organization with the countries of russia, india, pakistan, the flag of the northernntry of iran, the roof of kazakhstan, kyrgyzstan, uzbekistan, and tajikistan. the important thing about your presence, which became political and security of regional and international scope, is that the islamic republic of iran's membership in the shanghai cooperation organization lasted for more than 15 years. has joined the shanghai cooperation organization, the match group organization, how long did it take, in a very, very short language, this period was here. in my opinion, firstly, the capabilities of the islamic republic of iran became clear for the main international players, secondly, the islamic republic of iran's structures and mechanisms necessary for actually they have added these types of international organizations in the field of foreign policy to this day . you know that the shanghai cooperation organization is an organization with mainly political and security missions . african continent and american continent, in fact, their main mission is to secure the interests

and the monsoon rains are looking subdued for much of pakistan as well as northern areas of india to very down because the western gets some rain coming into the very south in the bus and thundershowers full sri lanka. what's the weather? however, for tuck around up in the north, we have a red warnings out this sunday in to monday and some heavier rain as well to the northeast for places like fun with dish, as well as me and ma, where we have seen flooding much dryer. however, for the northwest new delhi, coming in at 35 degrees celsius and breathing conditions for correction. on monday, [000:00:00;00] the challenges 0 effort is exit also coming to guarantee violence of organized crime. the assassination of presidential candidates his shots, the lesson in our country. the government planes, the drug cartels for the increase in violence but what's being done to stop it. this is inside story the .

pakistan. it's a much dry picture. the northern america is a region of wonder, i'm joy tragedy, and yes of violet. but it doesn't matter where you are, you'll have to be able to relate to the human condition. the i've been covering all of latin america for most of my career, but no country is a like. and it's my job defense life on how and why age and the south american nations waiting for zillow to forge a common policy on the way of a deep divisions on exploration and deforestation, as well as conflicting domestic interest. so that when they some of the chief, this is inside story, the are welcome to the program. i'm adrian said again, it's been 14 years since the law.

pakistan with due consideration according to this announcement, foreign nationals or those in transit from the northern countries of iran will be allowed to travel through all exit borders of arbaeen pilgrims. entry to the country of origin will be according to the agreement made with the iraqi government during arbaeen days, up to 50,000 visas will be issued to afghan nationals , director general of foreign nationals and immigrants of khorasan razavi governorate said that these travelers arrived from within afghanistan and through the dogharun border crossing of khorasan razavi. they go to iran and directly and as transit passengers by crossing the chazaba border in khuzestan province on their way to his highness mohammad reza sharifi rad added that last year due to the non-issuance of visas by the government, no afghan citizen entered our country from the province before this, the officials of the general administration the khorasan razavi highway announced the provision of direct traffic for afghan nationals from the border of dogharon to khatzi through the afghan language . bushehr governorate was

pakistan were under the control of england. from the south , we had a theory of positive balance in the northern and southern neighbors in englishand vice versa. there were some politicians who said that we should use a third power against the northern and southern powers, which was easily established during the napoleonic period in the first world war after the german politicians. that himself he showed that the first place that comes and overthrows the government that the people support is in iran, a country that seems to be all about helping the agriculture of other countries, the health of other countries' road construction, and helping such a country as a strategy to give this country back to us. it helps and it is a power whose stars are on the rise towards power whose stars are on the decline even in the second world war, if america was the victorious country in the war , i could not trust america like mossadegh and many iranian politicians in this framework of thinking. in fact, we have an experience today regarding the fact that you can't trust america, the result is that some people trusted and failed before, and of co

pakistan were under the control of england . from the south of england, we had to remain between the northern and southern neighbors .there was a look in some politicians who said that we should use a third power against the northern and southern powers. let's make it easy for the napoleon era, for example, to communicate with us in the first world war after the german politicians, considering that america, you should be careful, it still showed itself to be the first place to come and overthrow the government that the people are in favor of. what country in iran? truman's four principles are known, which apparently are all about helping other countries' agriculture and health to help other countries' road construction . such a country should nationalize the strategic oil industry. it is a power whose stars are on the rise, england is a power whose stars are on the decline in the second world war, if america was the victorious country , i could not believe that mossadegh and many iranian politicians trusted america in this framework of thinking. we have an experience that you can't trust america the result is that th

revoked cash results on the status of pakistan and india claim the divided territory and at least 3 people, a debt and 17 reported. missing off for a line slide in the northern indian sake of which account on the rental brains, forget the disaster, which struck me of, of, of be attentive temple. india has experience several deadly land slides. they see a pressure as mounting onto leaders in asia on the eve of a deadline said by west african blanca was the alliances, given each is latrice wouldn't out until sunday to restore the country. so elected president or faith possible and intervention. meanwhile, people in the beginning to feel the consequences of the coup with prices rising sharply on the economic sanctions. food prices in the land, both west african states are soaring at this market in the me a bag. the phrase now costs 30 percent more than it did before. sanctions came into fact last week. i think the folder to kind of oil sold for $36.00. now it's $55.00 was what was the bag of rice was around $18.00. now is 23, or even 25. price was a key import, normally trucked in from neighboring countries. several of new jersey neighbors have to spend a trade

northern ireland. saudi arabia's controversial crown prince gets an official invite to the uk. a special report from pakistan after churches and christian homes are attacked following claims of a copy of the quran being desecrated. add more controversy over this high tackle from owen farrell. first band, then unbanned. and tonight on newsnight... what is life like in britain in 2023 if you have a disability? a human rights watch dog has accused the uk and irish governments of failing to tackle problems like welfare benefits. good evening. he made it look easy, the late—night television interview, and he made it an art. but now sir michael parkinson, a giant of british culture, has died at the age of 88. a big part of his success was the fact that his chat show was never an opportunity for him to show off, but for his guests to always take centre stage, allowing space to reveal a deeper truth about themselves. it's a humility borne of his humble roots, as the son of a yorkshire miner. michael parkinson's work — spanning almost seven decades — is a catalogue of memorable moments, including no less than four in

pakistan and northern somalia. we'll see it in roadside i duties and backed outs twice. once with any of, ppe with we are all familiar with. those are not failures by the u.s. military. those wearing the uniform. it is the suits. not the boots who are actually responsible for these types of failures in these collapses. one of the reasons why right fork andres. i got tired of people who sit here trying to make decisions that impact us as war fighters on the grounds. but yet they have no accountability or understanding or actual on ground experience themselves. less than 17% of congress actually made up of veterans prior to this last election. probably the reason why to your point colonel colitis, that we have and continue to have strategic military failures time and time again. this incidents that occurred during the -- by the biden ministration was because they applied political optics over military strategy. but they're also responsible for that intelligence line that you talk about. there was credible until that we know is provided they after day. and i have looked at

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are arrested in pakistan after muslim crowds burned churches over claims that christians damaged a copy of the quran. and hundreds of thousands of students in england, wales and northernibutes have been paid to the tv talk show host and journalist sir michael parkinson. his family said he died peacefully at home. he was 88. sir michael interviewed hundreds of the world's top stars of entertainment and sport — including muhamed ali, 0rson wells and meg ryan. david sillito looks back at his life. don't you get fed up of each other? oh, yes, yes. i call him golden balls, you know, now. - did you ever say, "you dirty rat?" never. jimmy cagney. orson welles. jimmy stewart. these were distant, mysterious screen gods until parkinson brought them into your living room. the fact is that you're a crowd puller and frazier�*s not, is he? why is that? well, number one, he's ugly.

city of the mind, but in the heart of 2 north at the northern parts of the capital and in the southern parts of the capital as well. the party of pakistan's, former prime minister in wrong con, has caused a nationwide protest. soft to con was sentenced to 3 years in prison for fortune. he's now been arrested in the city of the whole. but above you sign, you jumped, get them up, but going to go my fellow practice, tony, and i saw that tom, this message will reach you. they would have arrested me and i won't be in jail. i have one request from you, an appeal of what you do not sits in your homes quietly. what several i'm doing is not for myself. i'm doing it for more practice studies and for you to do for your children's pets of future. a good offer who can be any kind of, if you do not stand out for your rights, you live like slaves, slaves have no lives of their own who long slaves the like, and so on the ground. at least 3 indian soldiers have been killed and fighting with an armed group and indian administered cash mirror. this happened, his troops were searching for gunmen saturday, march, 4 years since new daily revoked the special st

pakistan. and what's being done to address the hello will say the usual scattering of showers across much of south east asia. but somebody like the ones i have a towards i, northern paso, indonesia just around the north of some, out for the around a 100 millimeters of freight. and only 6 now is causing the inevitable flash flooding as a result of that some heavier, right, to coming in across the malay peninsula for the call to tie them to, to make a way to choose, to move the same full web space. still some really big down pulls coming in, and that is logical. some disruption, it gets scattering. it shows that for the philippines load them areas of 40 i wanted to share. i was into southern parts of indonesia, but a lot of dry weather here. i see guys for the next couple of days, spend a lot of dry weather across much all straight, but we've got some chevy, rain rolling across the bites southern areas with a child. so seeing one or 2 sha simone shows that to just coming into that is to sort of australia for tuesday. so be try for the 1st of the a women's well cups. any finals in oakland for tuesday, the 2nd monday, and sydney. i think it should be lousy dry here a

northern package, done the cost of land size it just coming back a little bit. now the regenerate. so i think saturday to somebody because he's a big one and little blue adults, l squared and pakistan suggest is not going to be boat and dry and leaving them on the same reason to corrupt you use fetching up some pretty deep cloud to the quote to you by visit cuts on the plane crashes in russia. the passenger list, including the leader of the fonder mercenaries, if getting promotion and let a brief revolt in june, you described as treason life present as let him appleton before apparently being forgiven. what other facts can be drawn from what happened? this is inside story the .

northern ireland revealed they're also investigating the loss of an officer's laptop and notebook, which fell from a moving vehicle on thursday. that contained details of 42 officers and staff . pakistanolice are and staff. pakistan police are seeking to arrest the father of saira sharif in connection to her murder. the ten year old's body was found at her home in woking last thursday morning after police received a phone call from irfan sharif from pakistan. police believe he travelled to islamabad with sara stepmother, uncle and five children a day before her body was discovered. detectives say she'd suffered extensive injuries over a sustained period of time . criminal gangs have of time. criminal gangs have been condemned by maritime experts for pushing small boats out into the english channel dufing out into the english channel during storm betty. coastguard and border force vessels have been called to deal with reports of migrant boats in the sea in treacherous conditions. at least three were intercepted in uk waters this morning. gb news understands around 100 people were . on board. now, the prime were. on board. now, the prime minister has told the lionesses that the whole nat