is this getting worse, though, in pakistan?y in september, proposed amendments to the centuries—old 0fficial secrets act, which would give the security intelligence services greater powers over suspected breaches of official secrets. and it's seen as unacceptable, these proposed amendments. what's your view on those? is it something you would welcome, which would strengthen the army and the intelligence services? i think so. in the context in the region, where we have got kind of security challenges. don't forget that we are a country who has lost almost 90,000 individuals. it's tragic. it's not draconian. these were required even at the beginning when we joined the so—called war on terror, which we didn't do. and now, when we have lost almost 90,000 individuals, and nato, isaf, us, they have all left the region and we have to take the remaining mess on our own, so we do need some legislative backing to do the job. 0k. will that legislative backing, though, really help you get greater security in pakistan? i'll tell you what on

special programs for unity week in pakistan. at the same time as the beginning of the week of unity and the birth of the prophet , the streets and alleys of pakistan are covered in green and people wear white clothes to welcome the celebration of milad-ul -nabi. today is the birthday of the good prophets. for us, this day is no less than eid. today , the muslims of pakistan have announced their happiness on the birthday of the prophet by holding gatherings and gatherings all over the country and celebrating this day. they celebrated our main reason for celebrating the prophet's birthday is to introduce and promote the teachings of our prophet to the world. the participants in this ceremony declared that the life of the messenger of god should be a role model for all islamic societies to free themselves from oppression. the way of the prophet of islam is reconciliation between all people, we must follow this way of whatever religion we belong to . the presence of sunni shia muslims in the programs of the unity week shows their su

khan is now imprisoned in pakistan.t, the intercept revealed the existence of a classified pakistani cable that outlined how the u.s. state department had encouraged the pakistani government to remove khan from office in march 2022, just weeks after russia had invaded ukraine. the document stated the u.s. objected to khan's neutral stance on the war. according to the memo, one state department official warned pakistan's ambassador to the united states that "all will be forgiven in washington" if khan is removed. since imran khan was removed from office, pakistan has shift to support the u.s. and ukraine on the war. at the same time, pakistan has cracked down on supporters of imran khan and elections have been postponed indefinite. -- indefinitely. meanwhile, the strict conditions of the imf bailout have sparked mass protests in pakistan. we are joined now by ryan grim, the intercept's washington bureau chief. his latest piece, co-written with murtaza hussain, is headlined "u.s. helped pakistan get imf bailout with secre

two explosions in the south and north of pakistan. dozens of people were martyred and injured in two recent explosions in the cities of mustong in the south of pakistan and hango in the northwest of this country. the head of the police of balochistan province of pakistan said in this regard: in the explosion of the city of mastonong in this province, the perpetrator was among the people who had come to participate in the celebration of the prophet's birthday. he was in the crowd. one of our forces tried to stop him slow, but the agent blew himself up. according to hospital sources, the condition of some of the injured in this terrorist attack is serious. we need blood. i want everyone to come to the hospital and donate blood to the wounded. the local authorities of balochistan announced that in the hospitals of mostonak and kuwait. a state of emergency has been declared. some of the wounded who were in serious condition were transferred to kuwait city. some others are going to be transferred to karachi. meanwhile, in a terrorist act,

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be hiding inside afghanistan, specially taliban, pakistan, the ttp militants and pakistan has requested kabul several time that the interum setup in afghanistan should take concrete mayors to stop those militants who are inf. in pakistan and carrying out attacks on security forces as well as on civilians. last week we we have seen that high high level delegation went to kabul and held negotiation with the afghan government and pakistan made it clear that pakistan will not tolerate such incidents. we have seen that earlier in september there was a massive attack on pakistani security. forces in which more than five soldiers were killed in that attack which happened near paakafan border and since then we have we saw that there was a 10 situation on the border and the border was closed between and afghanistan and that cloy remained for more than 10 days and after 10 days again the negotiations between afghanistan and pakistan were held and later it was decided that pakistan reopened the border with afghanistan, so this is the situation at the moment, there were media reports which were tel

they're on their way back to the uk from pakistan and the l to the uk from pakistan and the ten—year—oldnd dead at her home in surrey last month. search and rescue teams from morocco reached mountain village is flattened by the earthquake, at least 2900 people have been killed. in ukraine and force chief congratulates the pilots who attacked russia plexi —— plexi fleet —— black sea fleet near crimea. hello, i'm matthew amroliwala. welcome to verified live, 3 hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. we begin with the �*horrifying situation' in libya. more than five thousand people are now known to have died, in devastating floods in the east of the country. these are the pictures from derna — with people describing a tsunami of water hitting the city, after two dams collapsed. more than ten thousand people are still missing — the authorities fear the death toll will double. all the details are disturbing — more than 3a thousand people are now homeless — witnesses talk of the sea — constantly depositing bodies on the shoreline. before i show you more of the afterm

that ins two separate blast target religious gatherings in pakistan being dozens of people dead. the bricks group of nations ends a financial messaging system to enable member states to conduct trade in local currencies. and also on our headlines of government shutdown looms in the us says congress is yet to offer a clear plan to fund federal agencies. hello and welcome everybody, it's 4:30 p.m. here in the iranian capital 10. iraran watching press's world news. our top story for this half hour, pakistan is rocked by two back-to-back explosions which have claimed the lives of dozens of people the first place took place near a mosk in matung city, the southwestern province of baluchesstan, it happened as people were gathering to mark the birthday anniversary of prophet muhammad. nearly 60 people lost their lives, more than 60 others were injured. local officials say it was suicide blast. the interior ministry blamed it on terrains, however no group has yet responsibility. following the balches on explosion, a blast hit the northwestern province of hebar paring friday prayers that left

�* , , ., , pakistan? matthew, it's been fairly extraordinary- _ pakistan?w, it's been fairly extraordinary. just two _ pakistan? matthew, it's been fairly extraordinary. just two days - pakistan? matthew, it's been fairly extraordinary. just two days ago, l extraordinary. just two days ago, the five _ extraordinary. just two days ago, the five children are troubled out initially— the five children are troubled out initially from the uk to pakistan with those three adults, they were found _ with those three adults, they were found in_ with those three adults, they were found in the home of their grandfather, in the family house. the grandfather told us that he had to be _ the grandfather told us that he had to be five _ the grandfather told us that he had to be five children the entire time since _ to be five children the entire time since they— to be five children the entire time since they arrived on the 10th of august — since they arrived on the 10th of august. now, police took those children. — august. now, police took those children, they were then take

this is sad day in pakistan, you know, north and north and southwestern provinces of pakistan are in grip of deadliest violence with we as... we have seen in the recent months that militants have stepped up their attacks in these two provinces provinces and the same time in the balochistan province. however, no group, no group has claimed responsibility of these attacks, however the government believes that as in the recent months there is a surging violence and there are a attacks which were carried out by tarike taliban pakistan which is notorious outfit which is set to be hiding in which is stationed in neighbing afghanistan and pakistan has been repeatedly asking afghanistan to take concrete measures to stop those militants who are infiltrating through a post border with afghanistan and coming into pakistan and attacking pakistani security. forces and go back to afghanistan where their safe heavens are stationed, well iran is hosting the fifth mostafa prize ceremony, that's a science and technology award granted to top researchers and scientist from the muslim world has been held

pakistan.en—year—old sara was found dead at her home in surrey last month. search and rescue teams in morocco reach mountain villages flattened by last week's earthquake. at least 2,900 people are dead. ukraine's air force chief congratulates the pilots who attacked russia's black sea fleet in crimea, causing a large fire at sevastopol shipyard. sport now and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's sarah. ben stokes has blasted his way to his first century since returning to 0di cricket. he reached 100 injust 76 balls for england as they look to post a big score in their third match of this series with new zealand, which is level at 1—1. stokes is at the crease with liam livingstone, following a huge partnership with dawid malan which rescued england from a position of 13 for 2. malan was out caught behind for 96 and jos buttler�*s just been caught out for 38. stokes, remember, came out of retirement in this format for the world cup later this year. england now on 305 for 4. ther

two separate bomb blast target religious gatherings in pakistan, leading dozens of people dead, and the government shut down moons in the us as congress is yet to offer a clear plan to fund federal agencies. hello and welcome everybody, it's 5:30 p.m. here in the iranian capital tehrani watching press tv's world news our top for this half hour, the bricks group of countries is planning financial messaging system to enable its members to uh conduct trade in local currencies and east financial transactions. russian finance minister anton siluanov made the announcement, he said the creation of an alternative to swift will be on the block's agenda in its 2024 meeting. bricks leaders held their summit, their late summit rather in jurannosberg in august, they called for reducing dependency on the us dollar in favor of local currencies, brazil also called for a bricks common currency to be used for trade and investment between members, the group which consiss of brazil, russia, india, china and south africa, represents 40% of the world's population. across three continents and accounts for a q

and pakistan have been requesting a... afghanistan to stop the cross border of militants who are said to be hiding inside afghanistan, specially taliban pakistan, the ttp militants and pakistan has requested uh kabul several time that the interum setup in afghanistan should take concrete mayors to stop those militants who are infiltrating in pakistan and carrying out attacks on security forces as well as on civilians. and i welcome everyone to press tv's news review program where we get in depth and one of the day's top stories. another bricks group of countries is planning financial messaging system to enable members to conduct trade in local currencies and ease financial transactions. the russian finance minister anton sullanov made the announcement, he said creation of an alternative to swift will be on the block's agenda in the 2024 meeting. now bricks leaders held their latest summit in johannesburg in august, and they call for reducing dependency on the us dollar in favor of local currencies. brazil also called for a

they flew back from pakistan to dubai.were not arrested by pakistan police and then they boarded a connecting flight from dubai back to the airport today. they will now be interviewed under caution on suspicion of murder. let's speak to an individual who is watching that press conference. she is in the studio upstairs for us. looking at these live pictures today of them on their way back to the police headquarters is there more information you can glean as to why they came back today? >> it is not clear. as you referred, we know they came o their own free will. despite the fact that we are looking at these pictures, it looks like there has been an orderly process. we know that they flew to gatwick. we knew that the pakistani said this was their decision and now we the these authorities trying -- drive them in an orderly way. this was not an easy process. as more than five weeks. since there was an international search of the three individuals. pakistani police were searching for them as well as interpol. but all that we he

afghanistan specially taliban pakistan the ttp militants and pakistan has requested couple several times the arm setup in afghanistan should take majors to stop those militants are infiltrating in pakistan and carrying out attacks on security forces as well as on civilians. afghanistan is facing a humanitarian disaster, millions of people are suffering from acute hunger and malnutrition. press tv reports from kabul. the health authorities in afghanistan have reported a surge in number of children and mothers suffering from mal. across the country, they blame international factors for current circumstances, i think the us sanctions and the blockade of afghan assets as well as cuts in un funding are deepening the economic and health crisis. these factors have caused poverty, malnutrition and hunger among families. one of the places where the impact of the crisis is most visible is the indira gandi hospital in kabul. where hands of children are admitted every day with severe acute malnutrition. hospital officials are appealing for more funding and support to cop with the situation. as winte

they flew from pakistan to dubai. they flew from pakistan to dubai.ution on suspicion of murder. let's speak to our correspondence about this. looking at the live pictures of the fans back to surrey police headquarters. is there any more information you could glean as to why they came back today? it's to why they came back today? it's not clear. to why they came back today? it�*s not clear. we do know they came of their own free will. despite the fact we are looking at these pictures, this looks like it has been an orderly process. they flew to gatwick, pakistani police say this was their decision and we are seeing these authorities drive them in an orderly way. this wasn't an easy process, it's been more than five weeks since there was an international search for these three individuals, pakistani police were searching for them as was interpol. and yet all we heard from them was in that video statement from last week were urfan sharif, sara's father, and beinash batool, her stepmother, appeared and said they were concerned about their situation in pa

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the last one on least pakistan has been rocked by two bomb explosions which claim the lives of scores of people who were celebrating the birthday anniversary of prophet muhammad. in our news review program we took a closer look at the terrorist attacks and what they were trying to achieve. let's see what our guests had to say. we're watching press tv's news review. where we look deeper into some of the top stories of the day, on this segment of the program, at least 57 people have been killed in suicide bomb attacks on two mosks in pakistan, scores of people were also injured as a country held a public holiday to celebrate the birthday of the prophet muhammad, the first blast in the southwestern province of baluchestan killed 52 people, the second attack in neighboring northwesternhua province killed five people, the mosk roof collapsed. they're trapping up to 40 people under the rubble, no group has claimed responsibility for the blast. iran has strongly condemned the attacks. president ibrahim raisi said seek to so discord among muslims, but will once again fail to achieve their ill

.— they are still in pakistan. in pakistan. caroline davies, thank you. _ more than 5,000 people are now known to have died in libya after a storm unleashed a torrent of floodwater on sunday. these drone shots from the city of derna give a sense of the devastation and the difficulties getting aid to where it's needed. the city, on the mediterranean coast, was particularly badly hit. this was the port before the floods — with its population of around 100,000 people. and this is what it looks like now after two dams and four bridges collapsed. thousands of people are still missing — the mayor of derna says he fears as many as 20,000 people may have died. many people were asleep when their homes collapsed around them — and many people were washed out to sea in the torrent. a warning — you made find some of the images in quentin sommerville's report upsetting. when the storm came, fractured libya was ill—prepared. half a year's rainfall fell in just 2a hours. in daylight, as much as a quarter of the port city of derna

there is no let up in violence in pakistan. this time terrorists strucked gathering of people with bomb attack in the mastung district of southwestern baluchistan province when they were holding raies. to mark the birth anniversary of the prophet muhammad, the final messenger of god in islam. dozens of people lost their lives and many more sustained serious injuries. shortly later, another attack a mask during friday prayers, also left five people dead and wounded many others. hamare massum namazio ko shahied karte hain, attacking innocent people in gatherings and most is strongly condemned, particularly a day. when the nation was celebrating the birth anniversary of its beloved prophet muhammad, peace be upon him, who is a symbol of peace. these are khargies who are killing innocent people in the name of islam, the state will not tolerate them anymore. despite these deadly bombings, pakistanis filled the streets with great religious zeal and favor, paying tribute to their beloved prophet. pakistanis say they gathered on the st

pakistan's president are and the prime minister while the ex prime minister of pakistan mohammad shahaz sharief also condemned this barbaric attack on the innocent people, the interior minister who is in place at the moment, he he has confirmed that more than 50 people have lost their lives in this in this bombing at the moment and he said that... he indicate that three terrorist incident were happened today while the nation was celebrating the prophet muhammad birthday, the interior minister of pakistan has indicated that these militants are trying to sabotage the peace of pakistan, he mentioned that these people are huawarij who are killing the innocent people of pakistan and the name of islam and and he also mentioned that the nation was celebrating the birthday of prophet muhammad and who is a symbol of peace and these militants attacked. pakistani people. mr. shaw, one last question for you, in your opinion, what can be done uh, maybe from the muslim community collectively, what you done to uh such such attacks and to uh, to quell such extremism. number one, uphold to muhammad and

we are right next to pakistan.e country, ripped apart in one of the hastiest, ill-considered partitions imaginable. beyond there, no more fence? >> no more fences. >> so once you get past there, you can go straight into pakistan if you want? >> the problem is, the thing is, india is trying to stop people from coming in. infiltrators, drug dealers, terrorists. >> uday is working on a documentary about the india/pakistan border. >> no one wants to go to pakistan. >> in their right mind, to go into pakistan. >> that's a fairly decisive statement. fence is on the indian side. >> yeah. it's 115 meters from the border. >> so beyond that fence, still indian farmland. >> yes. >> so people who live over here can farm over there. >> farm over there. >> the punjab is a fertile region in an otherwise very dry country. this is india's bread basket. with over a billion people currently residing in india, every inch of fertile punjabi soil has great value. these are people who owned land over there, then they put the fence, sudde

this is sad day in pakistan, you know, north and north and southwestern princes of pakistan are in grip of deadliest violence, which we as we have seen in the recent months that militants have stepped up their attacks in these two provinces provinces and the same time in the lucistan province, however no group. no group has claimed responsibility of attacks, however the government believes that as the recent months, there was a certain violence under several attacks which were carried out by tarike taliban pakistan, which is notorious outfit which is set to hiding in, which is stationed in neiring afghanistan and pakistan has been repeatedly asking afghanistan to take concrete. mayors to stop those militants who are infiltrating through border with afghanistan and coming into pakistan and attacking pakistani security forces and go back to afghanistan where their safe heavens are president says the west has long feared the emergence of rival civilization in the country that is capable of offering a different world view, contemporary humanity. race said, the real basis for the iranophobia

herfather, stepmother and uncle had just arrived in pakistan when her body was discovered. also tonight — devastation in libya. more than 5,000 known to have died after a storm caused two dams to burst. a handshake for president putin and north korea's kimjung un marking a union between two of the world's most isolated leaders. nobody�*s a failure in this family adrian. we all have our lucky days and our unlucky days. and a star of the 19805 hit comedy bread, jean boht, has died at the age of 91. later in the hour on bbc news, more smash hits from ben stokes he sets a one—day record for england with the hundred 82 against new zealand. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the three people who police in surrey want to speak to in connection with the death of 10—year—old sara sharif are on a flight back to the uk. five weeks ago, sara's father, stepmother and her uncle flew to pakistan, just a day before her body was discovered. postmortem tests found that she'd sustained "multiple and extensive injuries." it's believed the three are on a plane that's due to land a

i was joined earlier by our pakistan correspondent, caroline davies.een developing. so, anna, this is the second time that family of urfan sharif, that is the father of sara sharif, have appeared in court. and they've accused the police here in pakistan of illegally detaining them for questioning as they're questioning them, trying to find out where urfan sharif beinash batool and faisal malik. so that is urfan sharif, sarah's father, beinash batool, her stepmother, and faisal malik, her uncle, where they might be within pakistan. now, at the moment, surrey police in the u.k. are saying that they are wanting to speak to those three individuals, but there is no arrest warrant out for them. they have not been named as suspects. and so the family of urfan sharif have said that the police have absolutely no justification for arresting them and holding them in custody. now, the first time this happened about a week or so ago, we heard from the police saying that they promised that they would not arrest two of urfan sharif�*s brothers in relation to this cas

this is sad day in pakistan, you know north and north and southwestern provinces of pakistan are in grip of deadliest violence which we as we have seen in the recent months that militants have stepped up their attacks in these two provinces. provinces and the same time in the balochistan province, however no group, no group has claimed responsibility of the tax, however the government believes that as in the recent months there was a surgeent violence and there are several attacks were carried out by taliban pakistan which is anotorious outfit which is set to be hiding in which is state. afghanistan and pakistan has been repeatedly asking afghanistan to take uh concrete mayors to stop those militants who are infiltrating through porus border with afghanistan and coming into pakistan attacking pakistani security forces and go back to afghanistan with where their safe heavens are stationed. a labor strike against the top three us automakers has expanded amid unsuccessful contract negotiations. the united autoworkers union called on 7,00 additional workers to walk off the job at noon on fri

s pakistan based brothers.t is due to come on monday. of course, the background to all of this, the reason why the family are being questioned is trying to find the location of irfan sharif, his partner, and his brother faisal malik. that's in relation to their investigation back in the uk of what happened to sara sharif, the ten year old girl whose body was found in a house in woking on the 10th of august. the surrey police have been very clear that they want to question these three individuals. at the moment there is no arrest warrant out for them and they are not currently named as suspects. now also appearing outside of the court today, we found irfan sharif�*s father, mohammed sharif. he spoke to the bbc and he told us that sara sharif had visited pakistan on a couple of occasions. he described her as being a lovely girl that was much loved by the family. now he has said to us that he does not know the location of our sharif or faisal malik. and the search continues. this is bbc news. let's look at some ot

border regions of iran and pakistan is pakistan. in this meeting, the prime minister of pakistan also expressed his regret for the low volume of trade relations between the two countries, despite the huge capacities in iran and pakistan, from his country to improve the level of cooperation with the islamic republic of iran, and spoke about the need to maintain the security of the borders of the two countries. the government said that the money that was freed yesterday was not able to be freed even during the jcpoa agreement period. according to mr. bahadri jahormi, in addition to korean money , iran's blocked money in several other countries has also been made available to the central bank, these new sources, which are of course limited. these sources are not working and they are not working have been made available and are being exploited, other resources have been made available and are being exploited, the main goal of the central bank is to be exploited in order to realize economic growth as much as possible, the government spok

has indicated that these militants are trying to sever. because the peace of pakistan, he mentioned that these people are huawarij who are killing the innocent people of the name of islam and while he also mentioned that the nation was celebrating the birthday of prophet muhammad and who is a symbol of peace and these militants attacked the innocent pakistani people. mr. shaw, one last question for you, in your opinion, be done, maybe from the muslim community collectively, what can be done to to quell such such attacks and to uh to quell such extreme number one, uphold to muhammad and his doctrines, this is number one, number two, consider that muhammad and birthday is a day of unity for all the muslims and that anyone who is outside that congregation will be an outcast, number three, they have to have to adopt policies that target extremism, those who consider anyone else a non-muslim. number four, they have to cleans their their their falls and their countries of these tendencies which are supported by the petro dollars of some countries and whose interest is to to to to keep cou

bangladesh at one point was east pakistan. they have incredibly moved forward in terms of resilience within their population. pakistan has not. when we have this conversation on responsibility, there are two levels. a global level, that is what i was talking about. who is responsible, the percentage of money they need to put in, or resources at a macro level. but at the national level, it is equally important that what are their governments doing to mitigate and build resilience? and pakistan is nowhere near making those commitments outside of the rhetoric. mohammed: i want to ask you more specifically about the resilience of the moroccan people right now. especially when it comes to the efforts of the moroccan diaspora communities around the world. you have been involved when it comes to trying to organize fund drives and give aid to victims of the earthquake. do you feel that enough is being done by the international community? and it is very difficult to coordinate efforts when it comes to getting aid to affected areas of n

when i spoke to him, _ pakistan police. when i spoke to him. he — pakistan police.e was at court, arguing against— him, he was at court, arguing against what he says is the police's illegal— against what he says is the police's illegal detention of several members of their_ illegal detention of several members of theirfamily during illegal detention of several members of their family during the process of questioning. that process, the police _ of questioning. that process, the police have said that they don't have _ police have said that they don't have those members of the family, and now_ have those members of the family, and now the court has ordered for a two week_ and now the court has ordered for a two week review to find out what has happened~ _ two week review to find out what has happened. but when i asked muhammad sharif what _ happened. but when i asked muhammad sharif what he thought of the fact that his _ sharif what he thought of the fact that his son had come to pakistan, he said _ that his son had come to pakistan, he said he — that his son had come

, lebanon , and we are going to witness similar celebrations in pakistan today. mr. razavi, hello, good morning, hello to all dear viewers and stakeholders, thank you, mr. razavi, for telling us about the event that is going to be held today in pakistan on the occasion of the unity week, and that we witnessed the last day's operation , and now the security situation in pakistan is how is it? unity in pakistan starts seriously from 12th of rabi'ul awwal, and all over the country, in addition to the decoration of public roads, mosques , government and non-government buildings, all the cities and villages are almost lit up, and people wear new clothes in processions. and the conferences and ceremonies that are held on the occasion of the birth of the beloved prophet of islam , as it is said , millions of people all over pakistan participate in the celebration of the birth of the prophet. considering the terrorist attacks that we witnessed yesterday. all government institutions, especially the police in pakistan, announced that tadabi to increase the security in diff

to pakistan-— and that is why he decided to come to pakistan. . ., ., , to pakistan.ave we heard anything more from the _ to pakistan. have we heard anything more from the please? _ to pakistan. have we heard anything more from the please? know- to pakistan. have we heard anything more from the please? know we - to pakistan. have we heard anything i more from the please? know we spoke to the police — more from the please? know we spoke to the police this _ more from the please? know we spoke to the police this afternoon _ more from the please? know we spoke to the police this afternoon to - more from the please? know we spoke to the police this afternoon to see - to the police this afternoon to see if they had any further leads and they say that they are continually getting new information and following that information out. they are trying to find the three individual�*s that surrey police want to speak to. at the moment that has not happened. right now it appears that they seem to have no fresh leads are they going to be telling us about. . ~ leads are they going to

pakistan has closed the _ it? it has a history. pakistan has closed the border _ it? it has a history. pakistan has closed the border many times in j it? it has a history. pakistan has - closed the border many times in the past, even since the taliban have come. i remember20 past, even since the taliban have come. i remember 20 years ago, when i was a refugee to pakistan, the border was close so we had to cross a buyer mountains. pakistan has closed this many, many times, and clashes have been happening on different occasions between pakistani guards and taliban gods. it is one of the most coveted prizes in cinema. this year's golden lion award at the venice film festival has gone to the british—made poor things about a woman who's brought back to life by an unorthodox scientist. it's the latest quirky black comedy from the greek director yorgos lanthimos. he said everyone was disappointed that its star — and producer — emma stone couldn't be in venice, because of the actors' strike. that is it, you can stay up—to—date on all the stories on our website. 0r on the bbc

here's our pakistan correspondent, caroline davies.elves... four weeks to the day after they left the uk, this is the first we've heard from urfan sharif and beinash batool. they're wanted for questioning about the death of sara sharif, urfan�*s ten—year—old daughter. she was found dead the day after they left for pakistan. pakistan police believe they travelled to the city othelum, on to a hamlet in the rural area of domeli. but from there, police say they lost the trail. firstly, i would like to talk about sara. sara's death was an incident... in the 2 minute 36 second video, this is the only mention of sara. our family in pakistan are severely affected by all that is going on. they are harassing my extended family. they have also illegally raided many more of my family members' homes. most is about the harassment the couple say their family are facing as the police search for them. they talk about a lawyer they have instructed in court to stop it. police have previously admitted detaining some family members for questioning and cond

razavi our correspondent is from pakistan.st national artificial intelligence student event started in isfahan at the same time as the fifth mustafa award. students with practical ideas. our robot is basically loading. and smart ports that use line tracking to know what ship and then how many times to leave. each of these students has an achievement plan in the field of artificial intelligence. we won the first place in the world's largest student alpiad. our platform diagnoses cancer, lung diseases, brain tumors, and skin diseases with artificial intelligence models that we are students from now, looking for a solution to the problem, i brought a project in the field of biotechnology. the building is self-sufficient in water and gas consumption. we have designed a system that will re-enter the consumption cycle without human intervention using different methods and special water. artificial intelligence refers to the first event . the national artificial intelligence program started in isfahan at the same time as the 5th must

two deadly blasts rock pakistan. more than 50 people die in a suicide blast — and at least five are killed — in an attack on mosque. a trailblazer, dianne feinstein, the longest serving female senator in us history, has died aged 90. and an outpouring of emotion after one of england's best—loved trees was chopped down. we speak to the photographer who took this classic shot. hello, i'm matthew amroliwala. welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. we start in the uk where two people have died and a major emergency response operation has been going on in the north west of england. a coach carrying schoolchildren overturned on a motorway this morning. in the past 30 minutes, police have confirmed that two people have died — a 14—year—old schoolgirl and a coach driver. a local children's hospital had declared a major incident. it said it's treating several people. about 50 others were assessed at the scene. police were called to the m53 motorway in the wirral — nea

here are three reasons why the number of people leaving pakistan is increasing every year.t year 800,000 pakistanis. they left the country legally, while the number of those who went abroad illegally is much larger, despite the action of the police. carriers annually send illegally abroad hundreds of thousands of people. after the advertisement, we will continue about the world order, the place of action of the un. we will translate from clerical, but understandable , everything is not so scary if there are instructions. we expect to complete it within 10 days. this will be a record on the verge of possibility. we are all with him, because he is the only one at the maximum height . do not rise above. you will simply fall down like a stone at the speed of the wind. this is a super cyclone cyclone, the killer is chasing you. we have reached the donetsk people's republic. when such people come, they bring a lot of good things in their hands, sergei, he goes and glows. just like that, oryol is all for the front. everything for victory and after this day, seryozha had to go afte

this is sara's father, his wife, herstepmotherand pakistan.ther, his wife, her stepmother and his brother, who are booked on a flight landing at gatwick airport tonight. they have changed in dubai. it is not yet confirmed whether or not they boarded the flight in dubai. we will be hearing more from our correspondent on this story shortly. let's talk now about what is happening in libya. more than 5,000 people are confirmed dead in eastern libya's destructive floods. many thousands more are injured or missing. derna, a city of more than 90,000 people, is bisected by the wadi derna, a seasonal river that flows from the highlands to the south, and is normally protected from flooding by a series of dams. two dams collapsed on sunday night, unleashing raging waters that swept away residential neighbourhoods on both banks of the river. the second of those dams sits before the coastal roads and the mediterranean sea live now to ahmed bayram from the norwegian refugee committee. what are you hearing from the east of libya and what is needed most right