these people constitute the mafia that has taken pakistan. fighting the mafia appeared in the three years and eight months he was in power he fought the mafia. the institutions of the country have been corrupted to an extent that they cannot stand on their own feet. since they were the ones that would be the victim, they nurtured the conspiracy. it acknowledges there was interference in the affairs of pakistan. i could go on, i have facts and figures. do you want me to answer them now ? host: i would let -- haider zaman qureshi: i would like to respond. mohammed jamojoom: you can see even from this comp -- even from this conversation how fraught the situation in pakistan is. is there a chance for any kind of statecraft to be happening ? can we see politicians sitting down, talking to each other to calm the tensions ? or will it just get worse ? masood akhtar: i think there are few chances of people sitting together. the situation is very bad. but we must realize the basic problem. though zella -- the zealot who attacked -- one of his minister

ah, they have never declared each with pakistan. they have continued on over and over making these agreements and declaring cease fires, but they have never ceased fire their argument today. is it the government of pakistan, the military, arkansas continues to wage war against the ttp. what as long as you're against the state of pakistan, we will fight. so this is not a new chapter, this is the continuing book. we could call this a sequel to book what you like to say. what kind of her response then from the pakistani authorities to you expect following this? well, if you remember, i'm after the army public school attacking your shower. ah, the army of bach, in some way to headstrong into up on the stand. they put a lot of pressure on the learning government. ah, now we have a government in the finest end is natalia mind, which many people consider to be is a part of the pakistani military establishment. ah, that donavon has assured pakistan that their soil would not be used against any other country. yet the ttp enjoys safe haven. t

how much of a threat was pakistan to england? i - threat was pakistan to england?ave been pakistan, they started the tournament with losing the first couple of games and they slowly built up momentum but pakistan fans know one they can be on a low and the other day they are unbeatable, so, they did really well, to get close, but england have been formidable throughout, formidable white ball team, holder of the 0di world cup and the t20 world cup, it, england are brilliant in all three departments. england are brilliant in all three departments-— england are brilliant in all three departments. england are brilliant in all three deartments. . , ., ., departments. excuse me. i have heard the name a dill— departments. excuse me. i have heard the name a dill rashid _ departments. excuse me. i have heard the name a dill rashid quite _ departments. excuse me. i have heard the name a dill rashid quite bit - the name a dill rashid quite bit today, whater with your thoughts on his performance. he today, whater with your thoughts on his performance.— his performance. he has b

well boss icons, a member of pakistan's is set up with the governing pakistan. people whose party she's in islamabad and joins us on skype. thank you for being with us. what's your reaction to what's happening today? it's absolutely shocking. and fox, he was frankie and in the attack. and we have the that the last one leader miss soon as you put to terrorist attack in 2007. so he can at need to understand the anguish to c t. and it's going to be going to so it is still very early to find out to be fact circumstances and go to this, this shoot out bird. we condemn it. and our best wishes for recovery was given a chance that he saw him on there. well, of course, one would imagine be an investigation that will be taking place. how confident do you think people can be both supporters of him? i can and other people in pakistan be that the in the investigation is going to be open and transparent and balanced. a new key, it has to be open and transparent and although it is very early to say anything, but we would, we absolutely are not to to let b t i decide to it want

just briefly, what is pakistan go from here?— just briefly, what is pakistan go from here?cult — go from here? pakistan is at a very difficult and _ go from here? pakistan is at a very difficult and crucial- very difficult and crucial juncture in its history, because it is polarised, as you said, economically it is not faring well. the floods have created a lot of problems and because of this political instability the attention of the country is diverted to the long march and what happens and rather than how to deal with the effects of mismanagement that have gone on for years, including an imran khan's government. so at least until pakistan is stabilised, and that includes willingness on part of all the political institutions, including military as well, and at the same time it also requires attention on part of the public to say where is that that they really need to focus their energies? without that i think there is a danger not simply of economic instability, but also of further fracturing of the political compact that somehow has survived in pakistan. under the same t

it's never happened in pakistan.strations are a pressure tactic by mr khan's party to force the government to call an election, a cry the government has repeatedly said it would not heed. as news spread of the attack, so too did protests in several cities around the country. the apparent attempt to silence mr khan may only serve to give fresh momentum to his campaign. samira hussain, bbc news, islamabad. earlier, i spoke to dr ayesha siddiqa, who is an expert on security and politics in pakistan. i began by asking for her reaction to events in pakistan. very unfortunate, because pakistan has experienced the assassination of another leader in 2007, when benazir bhutto died, so this one definitely is not something that people look forward to. indeed, and so many fluid situations, or rather the situation, i should say, is extremely fluid right now, but what we do know is that the police have released this video confession, haven't they? what do you make of that? definitely, this is a man who was a bigot and he's confess

so the forest people in pakistan, i've been more for pakistan will probably have see life expectancy go down. august on we'll probably see in for mortality. go up. finally. probably see dying a child, but the, you know, that number go up. so a lot of really in terms of human development index, you, in the human misery, i think it could be much worse for pakistan. what does it mean for by signing economy? there's significant loss damage to crops and since that is the balance of last 30 percent of pockets times cotton where due to 30 percent for rice crop restraint, percent of the sugar bank of there may be 30 percent of our onion call. 246 bridges, which have broken 6500 kilometers. macenrow would have been broken and we have to repair them. so considerable amount of damage. and then obviously the effect of the economy. people will not be bright for some months, and perhaps the future. great harvest, that would be affected. the next step is, what worries me is. you know, the cameras have left, the waters have not yet subsided. how do we start even if the water subside? where are we go

it's never happened in pakistan.rations are a pressure tactic by mr khan's party to force the government to call an election, a cry the government has repeatedly said it would not heed. as news spread of the attack, so too did protests in several cities around the country. the apparent attempt to silence mr khan may only serve to give fresh momentum to his campaign. samira hussain, bbc news, islamabad. we can now speak madiha afzal who's a fellow in the foreign policy program at brookings could you remind us about the build—up to this much since the ousting of imran khan in april? sure, imran khan was ousted via a vote of no—confidence in april this year. since then, he is only furthered his popularity by pushing a narrative that is part conspiracy theory that d legitimises the current government by saying that they came into power through sort of the machinations of the military in america. the reality is, imran khan had fallen out of favour with pakistan's military which is why he lost power. he has held brilliant

pakistan has a new army chief. now ordinarily such an appointment is a routine feature but not in pakistan, but the military has ruled the country for nearly half of it. 75 years history. awesome money. it has been named to the top job by prime minister shabazz sharif after several days nail biting speculation. that's because when he takes over at a time of increase political instability in the country from a prime minister in brown han is demanding early elections and claiming the military for not only having a hand in his ouster from government. but also in a later estimation attempt on him. so what does the new appointment mean for pakistan to help us understand? i'm joined by did i go to border b nice job in studio in ish welcome. why was this appointment proving so controversial? barriers? pakistan military is one considered to be one of the most, it actually is the most powerful institution in the country with a huge influence in politics. so any time the army chief has, if appointed, if a very important defi

, ., , ., ., , pakistan? demonstrations in the military will— pakistan?e _ pakistan? demonstrations in the military will have to _ pakistan? demonstrations in the military will have to decide - military will have to decide how it wants to respond to it and they're looking very angry at the fact that imran khan has decided or alleged senior officials to be involved in an imran khan is insinuating that the military is partly behind him and so, judiciary is going to get involved and of course, the current government is not going to let imran khan hold the whole country hostage. so, that leads to a very complicated situation and quite unstable situation in the next few days but i would say even in the next few weeks. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme. why the japanese prime minister is promising to "drastically boost" the country's defence forces. the the country's defence forces. bombastic establishn outside the bombastic establishment outside of donald trump has defied the pollsters to take the keys to the oval office. i the

it's never happened in pakistan.tic chanting. fresh momentum to his campaign. samira hussain, bbc news, islamabad. the bbc has heard evidence that albanian drug gangs are using the migrant camps of northern france as a recruitment ground, offering to pay the passage of those prepared to work in the uk drugs industry on arrival. albanians account for almost a third of the 38,000 people arriving in small boats so far this year, according to uk government figures. lucy willaimson has been speaking to people in albania, france, and the uk. for each boat, each migrant, there can be many smugglers. albanian fixers, uk guarantors, kurdish criminal gangs. one man who paid for a place on a kurdish boat this summer says he was approached by recruiters for the uk drugs trade in a dunkirk migrant camp. translation: dunkirk migrant camp. tuna/mom- dunkirk migrant camp. translation: , ., ' translation: they offered me lots of things — translation: they offered me lots of things to _ translation: they offered me lots of things to p

i'm sure you thought of benefit bhutto before my pakistan prime minister. and we're excited about 7 or 8 years trying to return to power and ended up being assassinated during a protest demonstration rally. you think with ben as a boucher as well there may be an external factors that play yeah, i was with her showing the actually before he left london for this as a nation, many of the people close to was telling her not to go back to pakistan and i've actually asked him and gone in an interview about his peers. he doesn't seem worry about, it's a tool in there, but his case the fact is going to be markedly different. she was broadly following a washington bar, and of course geo politics were a little bit more relaxed. i mean, so far, even after the war, cotton supporters call the washington back. who in islam a bad, the way in saudi arabia stepped in to help pay off the washington based guy, m f debt off target and, and to china, as i say, is currently hosting the well water run guns back as we call the qu, leader, or nice goofing ahead. does she does shari

— likely in pakistan? well, the demonstrations _ likely in pakistan? how it wants to respond to it and they're getting very angry at the fact that imran khan has alleged one of the officials to be involved in this and imran khan is also insinuating that the military as part behind him. so, the military as part behind him. so, the military as part behind him. so, the military is going to get involved, judiciary is going to get involved, judiciary is going to get involved in the current government is not going to let imran khan continue withholding the whole country hostage and so, that makes a very complicated situation and quite an unstable situation in the next few days but i would say even in the next few weeks.— next few weeks. thank you so much for 'oinini next few weeks. thank you so much forjoining us— next few weeks. thank you so much forjoining us on _ next few weeks. thank you so much forjoining us on the _ next few weeks. thank you so much forjoining us on the programme. i let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. after a wave

ah pakistan's, former prime minister emron icon has been shot at a rally. his party accuses the prime minister, interior minister and a senior military officer of plotting an assassination attempt that's denied by the government for a country already deeply divided and recovering from devastating floods. what political dangers does this incident bring? this is inside stuart. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm how much am jerome? pakistan's, former prime minister emron khan is recovering after being shot at a rally in was era bought a gunman, open fire, killing one man in injuring several others before he was arrested. the shootings been condemned by politicians in the country and by international leaders. prime minister, shabbat sharif, has ordered an investigation saying violence has no place in pakistan's politics. president are if alvy described it as a heinous assassination attempt. pecans party accuses the prime minister. his interior minister and a senior military officer applauding an assassination attempt. the government denies that come all h

but that was, according to pakistan's dawn, a newspaper. we've also been seeing a footage from a local television in pakistan which has been showing us the moments just after a man con, was shot. we understand he was shot in the foot. we are going to have more details on this in later bulletins. what we do at al serra is site to balance this story and the people who allow it into their lives, dignity, into minuses. ah ah, no. we just made a nickname. sunny top. a young impression rule. i'm feeling on it, which he lana are due at the most. do that well, i've not done what i thought a. wow . hi. this is a push on the other is 24. i've been, i've got it, but it ah. a to thing on god with man. so last allocate with botkin way butcher mix up monkey light. may it bother? take actor one vanny bar man, georgia, camilla lloyd. but then when you come along with a cotton will have if you will give up man garbage and cab driver back then all right. may dance glove joined care for the was the man of today join man, i don't know about the yacht feel you

he is a member of the executive committee of the pakistan people's party. and from raw pending, we have masood act are a former air marshal and a political analyst. a warm welcome to you all. and thanks for joining us today on inside story roth. let me start with you today. i'm just a few moments ago. we played a sound bite from enron, hon. earlier in the week, he had spoken to al jazeera about the danger that he was facing. he said that he was willing to die for what he called his freedom struggled. were you concerned that this assassination attempt might happen at this rally in was the robot? well, yes is the party we haven't concerned about it as a back effect. oftentimes, you've discussed meetings. have you been concerned about the about this simply because of the fact that confronting fascists and these people were capable of just about resorting to any monstrous tactics and to be kind of way since they have not been able to confront him in the band. we will, we would have to get him to eliminate him and our game yesterday. thank god that he said there

from pakistan, our correspondent samira hussain reports.day's protest march started like all the others, and then this happened. gunfire footage shared on social media, confirmed by the bbc, shows a conscious imran khan with a bandage on his right leg being taken to hospital. here, you can see a man with a gun. he was eventually caught. in a leaked video of his statement to police, he said he wanted to kill mr khan. the current prime minister condemned the attack and has called for an investigation. pakistan's president is calling it an assassination attempt. but leaders from mr khan's political party released a statement on his behalf, accusing the country's prime minister, home minister and director of pakistan's powerful intelligence agency of being behind the attack, saying they must be removed from office. just two days ago, we were with the former prime minister at one of his protest rallies, where he says the government is against him. i am a democrat. democrats always go to the people. at the moment, the establishment is against us.

w news, asia coming up today, a political march on pakistan's capital has turned violent with former prime minister in wrong hon. shock and injured will have the latest and will also explain what this march has been all about. and deadly drugs. the case of dangerous cough syrup. manufactured in india scars, the country's reputation as a top pharmaceuticals producer. ah, i'm melissa chad. thanks for joining us. pakistan's former prime minister in ron con is in the hospital recovering from minor surgery after what his aids are calling in assassination attempt. the suspected gunman was arrested immediately and please say he was acting alone. con was shot while leading a day's long march from the city of wazir. a bud to the capital is all my bod. it's to demand a snap. elections. con was removed from office in a no competence boat earlier this year. a warning our report contains some graphic images. ah, there is a party atmosphere is emron. cons convoy rolls into town. ah, good then out of nowhere, a series of gunshots. fill the air. and pakistan's, former prime minister, goes down, his

pakistan military is one considered to be one of the most. it actually is the most powerful institution in the country with a huge influence in politics. so any time the army chief has appointed, if a very important deficient, but this became hugely controversial dis time. because when m ran hung back on former prime minister, he was ousted on to a no confidence what this april, he directly blamed the military of colluding with his political opponents at that time and the u. s. and a sense he was ousted, he led a very aggressive campaign against the mandatory, directly accusing them of isolating him and, and, and he, for the rent on thing that the government, the current government is not legitimate. and any appointment the current government makes of the new military chief will be controversial. let's talk about him on kind of these values are in he's, he's proving very popular. others hundreds of thousands of people who are attending these riley's houses, putting pressure on the government. so and since he was ousted, emron, hon ah, took to

it's never happened in pakistan.rations are a pressure tactic by mr khan's party to force the government to call an election, a cry the government has repeatedly said it would not heed. chanting as news spread of the attack, so too did protests in several cities around the country. the apparent attempt to silence mr khan may only serve to give fresh momentum to his campaign. samira hussain, bbc news, islamabad. now to the war in ukraine, and western officials say russian troops could be preparing to withdraw from part of the city of kherson which they have held since the start of the war. ukraine has been talking up an offensive to capture the city since the summer. but progress is slow and so far they've just retaken some surrounding farmland. kherson straddles the dnipro river. reports suggest russian commanders may be pulling troops back to the eastern side of the river, which is easier to defend. our international editor jeremy bowen, cameraman fred scott and producer kathy long have spent the last few days trave

going to sink any place the full report pakistan. the great deluge on al jazeera, sears for miles, is it on the go and me tonight out is there is only mobile app. is that the, this is where we dissect online to find it out is there is a mobile app available in your favorite app. still just sat for it and tapped made a new app from al jazeera new at your fingertips. ah, he long mosque lashes out as twitter loses major advertises off to mass layoffs cause concern over its future. ah.

out of the 3000 or more glacial lakes in northern pakistan. the united nation says 33 a dangerous already more than 600 acres of arable land have been lost to rivers. a few kilometers downstream. this is what the river looked like. it's regular glacial milt. amid the only men helping people in the swath river in the rapids, what about the 100 kilometer? this is the only rest you service most of the time and all only find what is that was the normal water flow. and the gushing water came to car bridges, rhodes and homes, everything in its pop. we visited this to recite in column, and now after the floods only the tips of these told structures are visible. the then minister for climate change warned about what he calls climate injustice. spike hassan spends $14000000000.00 a year on forced adaptation to its changing climate. these glitches are, don't just affect the 70000000 people there for the good 30000000 people who live in focus on. this is a huge challenge for august, honest, not a lot of work on making a started because of august on the m

of pakistan played like they did _ some occasion.kistan played like they did in the semifinal, - some occasion. of pakistan played like they did in the semifinal, it's l like they did in the semifinal, it's going to be a belter. if pakistan come out and packed their way to five and over, they're going to have to play catch—up. swinging the ball into the right—handers, we could see some fireworks. yeah, let's see how that came fireworks. yeah, let's see how that game goes- _ and that is all the sport from us for now. hello. after an exceptionally mild night with temperatures sitting weather is set to stick around for another few days. there's also a lot of dry weather on the cards, but we have got some rain across the far northwest of the uk. not only is it very mild out there, but it will also feel windy once again through friday. so, we've got high pressure towards the southeast, and this waving weather front in the northwest — that combination of weather systems means our winds are coming in from the southwest. so, from a very warm

those loans, pakistan's, finance minister visited washington to push for the us to accept pakistan's rights to import russian oil. on the same terms as india, pakistan is demand for additional fuel is rising amid if it's to boast of the economy and recover from reese and devastating floods. well, let's discuss this with international lawyer. geopolitical analyst has on, as long as now many thanks for joining something program. it's nice to see. and so what do you make of the u. s. f is to persuade pakistan to stop buying russian oil . how acceptable is that on the international level? well, you see, it's not a question of international law. say it's a question of geo politics of every country has the right to protect its own interests. and this demand by bach, a spot that it wants to buy a boy from russia is not new. if you recall, when the former prime minister ron was in office, he also visited russia. he spoke about the possibility of pocket on importing energy and oil and gas from russia because focused on has face a growing crisis at home. and as you rightly mentioned, because o

pakistan is said to be on the brink of civil war. now in the country the one who will be supported by the army will win, and the army at the moment. imran khan does not support, therefore, no matter how he wakes up and no matter what processions he leads, and in the end. yes, this can lead to massive destabilization in the country, because it is clear that imran khan's supporters also use the contradictions between large ethnic groups, while the pakistani general staff is silent support. imran khan among the population is only growing, as well, given the difficult economic situation. many financial analysts. they talk about the high risk of defaults in pakistan by the end of the year, the main slogan of the opposition politician will become even more supporters. khana justice for all pakistanis and the poorest, will surely support ex-premier speaker. for the fight against corruption and the imported government alexander kanevich irina chernyshova vladimir bypridsky yana fedorishcheva ntv television company in moscow opened the fourth

my not be that i can says we have to live and die here in pakistan. they will run out of bullets, but no p t i support is the governing pakistan people's party is struggling to bring the economy out of crisis. something it blames on cons. administration fee, he didn't deliver the full year. the economy was down down, the foreign policy was being challenged all over the world practice and lost right ability concepts. he plans to join the 10s of thousands of his supporters to continue the march with the plan sit in the capital once he has recovered. 6 the police have lined the street in preparation of the messages, but if i think civil supremacy in bucket for the people, it's very important that the voice be heard and they determine who will be the next government who will be the next to the it should not happen in the killers jewels. it should be by the board. the federal government that runs as lama bod has indicated that any deviation from approved protest plants will be met with force. leah hardy al jazeera was in beth ravi, is outside the hospital

he joins us from missouri by the northern pakistan. they until the mom just now picking up where it left off when iran contra child that's exactly right. we are here in was 0 but and the rally has restarted a symbolic restart of that march on the woman that was stopped short. exactly one week ago when the attempted assassination on enron on took place. here in with your about the hi me. there are a trucks in place. the containers from which leaders will be making speeches. we're seeing dozens of people streaming down this block road headed toward the area where a route we will now happen. be senior leaders as well as regular party members and workers are all saying the same thing. the only thing that will stop these rallies and marches that are planned in cities across fiber buses on, on job problems in the coming days. the only thing that will stop this is early election. that is what they want. that is why they're headed to islam about the next 2 weeks in 2 weeks and we're on found. it said you will join them in robert tindy. they wi

the full report pakistan, the great deluge on al jazeera years from al jazeera on the go and me tonight out is there is only a mobile app. is that the, this is where we dissect online to find a bill from out there is a mobile app available in your favorite app. still just set for it and tapped made a new app from audi 0 need at your fingertips. ah . he long mosque lashes out his twitter loses major advertises after mast layoffs cause concern over its future. ah, i'm carry johnston. this is al jazeera, well like from do also coming up as ukrainian army pushes further south russia, such civilians should leave the house on reaching france and germany urged italy to open its ports to nearly a 1000 at rescued migrants who been stranded at seats more than 2 weeks, ah, campaigning officially begins in malaysia to snap elections 2 weeks before boat is australia to head to the pulse. ah, twitter, it's new owner, ellen musk says it's content, moderation will not be impacted by heavy job losses on friday. online campaign is concerned that change is that the company could result in the spread of di

khan: what happens in afghanistan affects pakistan. pakistan needs peace to develop its economy.ere's peace in afghanistan, then pakistan's future of connecting ourselves economically to central asia, it can only happen if there is peace in afghanistan. amna: but peace at what cost? mr. khan: people in afghanistan have suffered. so all our interest is peace. whichever government comes in, for the first time there is peace in afghanistan. about human rights, what is the world going to do? am i justifying it? all i am saying is what should we do about it? are we going to invade afghanistan again to liberate the women? what are we going to do? the best way is to engage with them, bring them in the mainstream, and then put pressure on them and hope that the people of afghanistan, and especially the women of afghanistan, are strong enough to assert their rights. give them time. amna: in the last year plus, have you encouraged those leaders to let girls back into school? mr. khan: no. there is no communication. so, i mean, made this communication we would talk about girls education and

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with pakistan is a poor country and the world should send special help to pakistan. it is a very good thing that they are helping people with climate change as a global issue. oh yes. me issue power ela, yags but an independent alice from africa does not share the initial optimism regarding this compensation deal. say that well, the nation should have made clear commitments with regards to the fund that has been agreed. the lawson dominique find a path to compensate for counters that are actually experiencing the climate crisis . it's not enough. commonly, the commitment should have been the, the rich countries that have been responsible for in meeting all of the same missions should have made a consensus agreement that they are going to do and drastically medical a cognitive invalid spirit or columbia emissions in order to literally less than the current strike, i don't expect that, you know, it's a situation that should be so cruel. money is the situation that indeed you know that the climate of to was, are serious about the coastal climate. they should be. the fes

like pakistan endured its worst flooding in decades if not a century. earlier this year. monsoon rains were compounded by melting glaciers because of rising temperatures. the flooding killed almost 2000 people left behind billions of dollars in damages and the country is still recovering from the effects of that disaster. her jana collects the pieces of a life that once was the immense floods that hit pakistan, the summer destroyed everything in their path. that'll go. this was my house. there's nothing left of it. you could you been a but you're millions of children to are displaced? are suffering from water born diseases. the water hasn't receded, even though it's been months since the flooding. all of the farm landed and isley submerged. a big problem for farmers domains erosion, a garbage. we have no hope of going out of what we call grew anything any more. got to be nothing, the good. there's no rice grain or other crops the season. no. would you be in a loose or little? similar sides can be seen all across pakistan, even though the un sales people

similar sides can be seen all across pakistan. even though the u. n. c is people here contribute very minimally to climate change. this discrepancy is on the agenda of the climate conference cop 27. why prime minister shall sharif spoke on monday with hardwood, without center or funding to learn. when jim austin was needs some people say, hey, gina is lucky to have at least found a tenet to live on that. but looking at her broken heap of her home, she would perhaps hardly agree. and as pakistan's foreign minister, a bill while boots are dari, told d w, the country needs more international help, particularly from rich countries. he underscored the disproportionate impact developing countries experience as a result of climate change. it's a question of justice that a country that produces a 0.8 percent of the global carbon footprint, is the 8th most climate stress country on the planet, and is disproportionately affected by climate change. the 33000000 people are paying with their lives and their livelihoods, with the industrialization or richer countrie

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turbulent and corrupt political scene, pakistan's turbulent and corrupt politicalscene, he pakistan'stive to military and dynastic rule. he shunned his international playboy image and turned to islam. the move gave him broad—based support, becoming prime minister in 2018. following his ousting this year, he was arrested under anti—terror charges over allegations he made threats against state officials, he denies the allegations. howard johnson, bbc news. the time is 1.12. our top story this lunchtime... the bank of england raises interest rates to 3% in the biggest hike for well over 30 years. lift it up. 0k, guys, well done. and coming up — the swimming pools and gyms that could be forced to close this winter as a result of soaring energy costs. coming up on the bbc news channel... another blow for england ahead of the world cup — ben chilwell is now a doubt after suffering a hamstring injury in chelsea's champions league win last night. could any of the victims of the manchester arena bombing have survived if the emergency services had responded more quickly? that is one of the key

and pakistan's, former prime minister, goes down. his quickly carried away and taken to a place of safety. clearly in pain, he separate a gunshot wound, scans late revealing bullet fragments in his leg. and he's not the only one injured of the iran. connie's safe and being golden, one friend has died. some others are seriously injured. why a little while later, the 70 year old appears again outside waving to supporters before being moved into a car and driven to hospital for treatments, hulu. this was the 7th day of an anti government protest. march led by the former cricketer turn politician. he's demanding new snap elections after being ousted as prime minister in a conference vote in april. speaking earlier this week, he insisted the rallies would be peaceful. i don't see any vitamin because we've run to 6 years. we've never been doesn't violent realities login to supreme court. we're not going to break any laws of the law. in round, con has been accused of creating a political crisis in pakistan, a divided country, which is no st

and as pakistan's foreign minister a bill while boots are dari, told d w. the country needs more international help, particularly from rich countries. he underscored the disproportionate impact developing countries experience as a result of climate change is the question of justice that a country that produces a 0.8 percent. the global carbon footprint is the 8th most climate stress country on the planet, and is disproportionately affected by climate change. the 33000000 people are paying with their lives and their livelihoods, with the industrialization or richer countries. and therefore, this is a global problem of a group sort of global actions. we hope that it also has a global solutions, despite the incredible difficulties that everybody is facing. of this, none of these problems will be resolved without the cooperation of the united states and china. both countries are the world's top emitters, but diplomatic relations between the 2 are at a low. both say they are committed to fighting climate change, but china, for instance, continues to construct co

he since held rally across pakistan. seeking to rebuild support. on the line a mon. com is now of a line, and now they've cross state. we want peace, but the rulers don't want a man can always advise them to stay calm. but now they felt him were waiting for come to get well soon. and after that we'll see what to do might not be that i can says we have to live and die here in pakistan. they will run out of bullets, but no p t i support is the governing pakistan people's party is struggling to bring the economy out of crisis. something it blames on cons, administration, be he didn't deliver. oh, yes. the economy was down down, the foreign policy was being challenged all over the world. pakistan lost his brand ability con, says he plans to join the 10s of thousands of his supporters to continue the march with the planned sitting in the capitol. once he has recovered. 6 police have lined the streets in preparation of the messages that he gave me. if i think was civil supremacy in boxes for the people, it's very important that their voice be heard and t

well did in a deadly blast in pakistan. it comes after they towed it taliban pakistan group called for attacks that take place across the country. following the end of a gracious press to then say the e u is delusional. that think it can have an independent energy market as a block is forced to by us liquefied natural gas, a triple the price on a man who assassinated a south african anti apartheid leader is stopped in prison days before he was supposed to be released on parole. following a court decision that shocked local residents. a barrier catching the program from today. welcome to moscow on the global news roundup on our t i'm, you know, the 3 people have been reportedly killed and more than 20 wounded than a suicide car bombing in pakistan. a militant group known as the pakistani taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack. the explosion occurred outside a medical facility near the afghanistan border. officials say at least 15 of the victims were police officers who were there to maintain security to rick e. te

sharon power, try a expert in pakistan, affairs, and former journalist. moving on now in a mining giant accused of bribing officials during its operations in several african countries, has been ordered to pay more than $310000000.00 bank court in london. in june. the u. k. subsidiary of swiss banks to glen co, pleading guilty in a british court to 7 bribery charges were in challenge is outside the suffolk crown court in london. and tells us more about what this means was a pretty whopping fine, isn't it? so even if you consider the glank or is one of the biggest mining and commodity trading companies of the world valued at the moment and over $76000000000.00. that figure $310000000.00 worth of fines and confiscations here still amounts to a significant penalty in his assessments. judged peter fraser said the corruption is over extended duration and took place across 5 separate countries in west africa. but had its origins in the west africa, oil trading desk of the defendant in london. it was endemic amongst traders on that particular desk. so what was go

i'm about as an in doha, we're bringing some breaking news out of pakistan. pakistan's, former prime minister in milan, con, is said to been shot. he is leading a protest march from the court islamabad, demanding snap elections that comes after we was banned for 5 years for running for political office. can all hider is joining us live on the phone? come on, what more do we know about what's been happening? well, according to the initiated reports that we had received on, on why was moving out of the town and good. while i lived a few kilometers from dan, structural by law, you riley. now, according to the report that we know so far a be a few of the largest on teddy ron con injury and one we're trying to find out what happens. but again, i'm getting the board that we are trying to get fortunately, we appear to have lost our phone signal to come hide there. i'm understandably, of course things could be very difficult. their communications may be awkward, that may be affecting the lines that we can get out of pocket of the region. at the moment i understand we can go to a spokesman fo

it comes after that to repeat the taliban pakistan group coal for terror attacks that take place across the country, following the end of a cease fire with croatia as president phase. the e u is delusional. to think it can have an independent energy market as the clock is forced to 5 u. s. liquefied natural gas, a triple the price. and also had a mom who assassinated a south african anti apartheid leader is stopped in prison days before he was supposed to be released on parole, holding their court decisions about shop local resident with broadcasting from moscow to the world. this is our t pleasure to have your company this wet and say, i'm union o'neill, or top story. 3 people have reportedly been killed on more than 20 wounded in a suicide car bombing in pakistan. a militant group known as the pakistani taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack. the explosion occurred outside a medical facility near the afghanistan border. officials say at least 15 of the victims were police officers who were there to maintain security. to rekey tell on pakistan or t t p said be attacked, was

he since held rally across pakistan seeking to rebuild support. kind of monitor him on top of a line. and now they've crossteck, we will piece, but the rulers don't want him. i can always advise them to stay calm, but now they felt him. we're waiting for call to get well soon. and after that we'll see what to do. my not be that i can says we have to live and die here in pakistan. they will run out of bullets, but no p t i support is the governing pakistan people's party is struggling to bring the economy out of crisis. something it blames on cons. administration, but he didn't deliver the full year. the economy was gone down, the foreign policy would be challenged all over the world, pockets and losses. right. ability concepts. he plans to join the 10s of thousands of his supporters to continue the march with the plan sit in the capital. once he has recovered. police have lined the street in preparation for the messages, but if i think was civil supremacy and for the people it's very important that their voice be heard and they determine who will