it is a failure of the pakistani social and political system and pakistani society as a whole.the future of his son and of the country. now we are becoming atheist, the people are free to make people atheist and what does that make pakistan? do you think atheism is spreading in pakistan? i think it is because people like you and the media who are getting more and more attention to such atheistic views, of course it will grab the whole country. in the very near future. because nobody will be safe. they will not be in safe hands. and we will lose our identity. there is still so many questions around mashal‘s death. could the police have done more? would the university administration? there are concerns that failings could be covered up. well, saturday doesn't look bad at all across most of the uk. we're certainly in for some sunshine and some warm weather. there is a little bit of rainfall on the way in the north—west, but it shouldn't be too heavy. now, in the short term, actually a fair bit of cloud out there, and also some light, light rain. asa as a bit of cloud out there in

it is a failure of the pakistani social and political system and pakistani society as a whole.son. he is worried about the future of his son and of the country. now we are becoming atheist, the people are free to make people atheist and what does that make pakistan? do you think atheism is spreading in pakistan? i think it is because people like you and the media who are giving more and more attention to such atheistic views, of course it will grab the whole country in the very near future. because nobody will be safe. they will not be in safe hands. and we will lose our identity. there is still so many questions around mashal‘s death. could the police have done more? could the university administration? there are concerns failings could be covered up. hello. turning out to be quite a nice day for many parts of the southern areas. the remnants of saturday's rain will still be there across the south—east. once we get rid of that, a really lovely day for a good part of england and wales. not too much in the way of breeze. temperatures into the low 20s and teens for many. more in

facing a rising insurgency from the pakistani taliban and indeed islamic state. that i think that the insurgency will be dealt with by the ministry on what to attend that wants to deal with that obviously the military wants to choose. the people that it considers attract a pox on security it still wants to maintain a rivalry with india s. boxed funds being gold. it does not want to go off to terrorist groups that operate on its behest at in afghanistan and so that selective ness will continu. no luxury for me with all his flaws have tried to implement a different foreign policy paradigm for box on befriending afghanistan befriending india. i don't think the box fun medically wants that. how about the trumpet ministration which have been looking pretty wherein they have naps pakistan wanting to see more evidence of a crackdown on militant groups what does this do to the relationship with washington it if indeed there is much? one that is much there isn't much of a relationship between islamabad in washington right now. up i think that the period of instability. wh

the pakistani military says it has launched a major offensive against islamic state militants in theorth—western region next to the afghan border. a military spokesman denied the presence of the is inside its territory. the duke and duchess of cambridge are heading to both poland and germany for a five day tour. now it's time for world business report. china's factories keep on churning. growth figures from the world's second biggest economy prove it's resilience. winter returns! we take a look at what goes into the making of the world's most popular television series, game of thrones. welcome to world business report. i'm susannah streeter. in a minute we'll also find out why lloyd's of london believes a massive cyber attack could cost the global economy more than some of the worst natural disasters. but we begin with china's economy, which has grown more than expected in the second quarter of this year — by 6.9%. it matters because the country, regarded as the world's factory, is also it's second biggest economy. as you can see here it's a far cry from how things used to be — this

the pakistani military says it has launched a major offensive against islamic state militants in thet to the afghan border. a pakistani military spokesman again denied the presence of the is inside its territory, despite a series of attacks claimed by the group. thousands more people have fled their homes in western canada in response to wildfires which have raged across the province of british columbia for more than a week. about 17,000 people are thought to have been evacuated since a state of emergency was declared earlier this month. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has travelled to paris to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the mass arrest ofjews in nazi—occupied france during the second world war. during the visit, mr netanyahu also held his first talks with the new french president, emmanuel macron. danjohnson has this report. with a new president, france is finding a new role in the world but there are moments in history that hold a sense of national guilt. france is still facing up to what was done here 75 years ago and taking its responsibility, despite the

the pakistani supreme court has been trying to establish where the money came from to buy them.r's daughter widely seen as his political successor, as well as her father, will now face further inquiries by the national anticorruption inquiries by the national anticorru ption body. inquiries by the national anticorruption body. no prime minister in pakistan has ever completed a full term in office. sharif served twice in the 90s, but was overthrown in a military coup. some of his supporters have claimed the allegations against him now are an attempt by the country's powerful army to oust him again. his family have always denied any wrongdoing and outside the court some of his ministers remained defiant. translation: no matter who becomes the prime minister, the prime minister in the hearts of the pakistani people will always be nawaz sharif. the ruling party will 110w nawaz sharif. the ruling party will now have to nominate a new leader but with elections due to take place by the middle of next year, the country is facing real uncertainty. our top story this lunchtime. the bbc un

yes, from pakistani. i came for college and stayed. did the four years of college and then moved to chicago, yes. >> rose: wanting all the time to be an entertainer. >> no, it wasn't until my last year of college that i started feeling this, you know, i was studying computer science and i was starting philosophy. one i wasn't good at and one i couldn't make any money at. so i was like, i don't know what. >> rose: sounds like a problem. >> it is, you know. good philosophy. i know i didn't want to be a professor or anything. and computer science, you know i felt like i missed some class like a year or two and i never caught up. i just didn't make sense. >> rose: i heard it's great for romance. >> it is. >> rose: you have a theory of life. >> my last year it's like i don't know what i want to do. i sort of really fell in love withstand up comedy at that point. so i was like all right i'll take this. see if this takes me anywhere. >> rose: it certainly took you somewhere. were you good from the beginning. >> doing stand up? >> rose: yes. >

this is traditional pakistani brea kfast. party. this is traditional pakistani breakfast. have chai, home late. most things are spicy. breakfast. you have chai, home late. most things are spicyi breakfast. you have chai, home late. most things are spicy. i have noticed that. you dip it in the tea? this is widely regarded as the most dangerous area of the city. it is linked with gangs and violence. i was here to see what it was really like and to play for all. that is because i am in town to meet the people who want to change the area for the better and it starts here. there is a league one sport people ca re there is a league one sport people care about here and that is football. —— there is only one sport. everywhere you look, hopefully we may see some liverpool tops among the others. this is the centre of excellence, with approximately 100 kids that come across and train for five times a week. we give them free football coaching, live skill session. week. we give them free football coaching, live skill sessioni week. we give them free football coaching, live skill sessio

this guy says traditional pakistani breakfast. yes, a traditional pakistani breakfast is essential. a type of an omelette, essentially most things in pakistan are made spicy, so the same with omelettes. i have noticed. my stomach noticed that a few days ago. you dip some of that in the chai. you actually dip it in the tea? yeah. i am just ruining your tea. i have got soggy pieces of dough in your tea. our next stop. so this is lyari. widely regarded as the most dangerous area of karachi. lyari has a pretty bad reputation, linked with gangs and violence it is known as the worst part of karachi, but i was here to see what it was really like, and to play football. that is because i am in town to meet the people helping to change lyari for the better. and it starts here. so here in lyari there is only one thing people care about, there's over 175 registered clubs, and that's because these guys, like everybody else, absolutely love it. anywhere you look you see man united tops, real madrid tops and hopefully some liverpool tops, and i am here to find out a bit more about why that is the

the pakistani military says it has launched a major offensive against islamic state militants in the region next to the afghan border. a pakistani military spokesman again denied the presence of the is inside its territory, despite a series of attacks claimed by the group. there is no organised infrastructure of daesh in pakistan, and we shall not allow them to establish themselves. as regards inside afghanistan, yes, daesh is getting stronger there, is gaining strength. but still, we feel that it is not purely that daesh which is in middle east. thousands more people have fled their homes in western canada in response to wildfires, which have raged across the province of british columbia for more than a week. about 17,000 people are thought to have been evacuated since a state of emergency was declared earlier this month. chinese police say they have arrested a suspect for an alleged arson attack that killed 22 people on sunday in east china'sjiangsu province. the building was rented by a local restaurant for its employees. there were 29 people in the house when the fire broke out.

the pakistani supreme court has been trying to establish where the money came from to buy them.as well as her father, will now face further inquiries by the national anticorruption body. no prime minister in pakistan has ever completed a full term in office. sharif served twice in the ‘90s, but was overthrown in a military coup. some of his supporters have claimed the allegations against him now are an attempt by the country's powerful army to oust him again. his family have always denied any wrongdoing and outside the court some of his ministers remained defiant. translation: no matter who becomes the prime minister, the prime minister in the hearts of the pakistani people will always be nawaz sharif. the ruling party will now have to nominate a new leader, but with elections due to take place by the middle of next year, the country is facing real uncertainty. we can now speak via webcam to dr gareth price, senior research fellow for the asia programme at chatham house. thank you forjoining us. how satisfied are you that this is just about the supreme court enforcing the rule o

stuart: the three pakistani brothers?> yes, people who work for a long time for democratic members, and fairer criminal suspects that were for debbie wasserman schultz for a long time and now we are just learning that the fbi is involved in the investigation as well. stuart: what is the implication behind the three pakistani brothers during information technology work for debbie wasserman schultz another democrats and a couple republicans in the house? >> were doing work for interpublic ends. as all democrats. the i.t. guys have access for the members that they work for dozens of members. soon after this guy started working for debbie wasserman schultz come all of his relatives appear on the payroll and they collected $4 million, very unusual. it is unclear what the investigation stands in its entirety, but a lot of red flags for these guys. i'm told they were sending information to an outside server. when you look into their backgrounds, these guys have been accused of fraud repeatedly in civil lawsuits. it's really a bi

but the only rally anywhere near the pakistani capital today, was of supporters of the ruling party.servations pakistanis may have about power staying within the sharif family, the fact is, under mr sharif, the country has prospered. terror attacks are down and the economy is growing steadily. justin rowlatt, bbc news, islamabad. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. there's been a majorfire at a music festival in spain. thousands of people were evacuated from the tomorrowland dance music festival in barcelona, after a fire engulfed part of the main stage. here are the extraordinary pictures of the huge blaze. it's not clear at this point whether anyone has been injured in the fire. poland has reacted angrily after the european union began legal action against its government over a new law giving the justice minister and the government the right to fire judges. poland's foreign minister says the eu's actions seem like blackmail. two people have been killed and more than a dozen injured in a crush at a football match in south africa. police say too many peopl

but the only rally anywhere near the pakistani capital today, was of supporters of the ruling party.y have about power staying within this family, the fact is, under nawaz sharif, the country has prospered. terror attacks are down and the economy is growing steadily. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. poland's nationalist government has hit back after the european union started legal action over reforms to the polish legal system. the european commission said the new rules allowed the justice minister to exert influence on individualjudges by deciding how long they stay in post. but the polish foreign minister said the commission's actions smacked of blackmail. two people have been killed in a stampede during a football match in south africa on saturday. police say too many people had been trying to enter the stadium, that once hosted the 2010 world cup final. kenyan police say unidentified gunmen have attacked the home of deputy president william ruto, in the western town of eldorett. local reports say a police officer manning the gate was injured. mr ru

but the only rally anywhere near the pakistani capital today, was of supporters of the ruling party.er staying within the sharif family, the fact is, under mr sharif, the country has prospered. terror attacks are down and the economy is growing steadily. justin rowlatt, bbc news, islamabad. later today the belgian city of ypres will pause to remember one of the most costly campaigns of the first world war. the duke and duchess of cambridge and the king of belgium will attend ceremonies marking the start of the battle to capture the village of paschendaele. by the close of the three month struggle, half a million men, were dead, injured, or missing, in the mud of no mans land. a century later, that landscape is still yielding deadly reminders of the fighting, as robert hall reports. to go to the wonder. this is a corner of europe where first world war shells explode every working day. the burgeoning bomb disposal tea m day. the burgeoning bomb disposal team is based in a village and they deal with at least 200 tons of unexploded munitions each year. you may think that after 100 years

but the only rally anywhere near the pakistani capital today, was of supporters of the ruling party.ns pakistanis may have about power staying within the sharif family, the fact is, under mr sharif, the country has prospered. terror attacks are down and the economy is growing steadily. justin rowlatt, bbc news, islamabad. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the emergency call from a woman in the us who was being attacked by a boa constrictor. cheering the air space agency nasa has ordered an investigation after confirmation today that astronauts were cleared to fly while drunk. the last foot patrol in south armargh, once an everyday part in the soldiers' lot, drudgery in danger now no longer after almost four decades. if someone is in a private house, not doing any harm to anyone, i cannot see why people should wander in and say you are doing something wrong. six white tiger cubs are on the prowl. they have been met with a roar of approval from visitors. they are lovely and sweet. yeah, cute. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the australian government says a counter—terror

the pakistani military says it has launched a major offensive against islamic state militants in theegion, next to the afghan border. pakistan has repeatedly denied the presence of the is inside its territory, despite a series of attacks claimed by the group. at least eight people have been killed in the us state of arizona by a flash flood that swept through a popular river—swimming site. more than a hundred people were bathing in the east verde river when floodwaters hit with almost no warning, following a torrential downpour upstream. several people were rescued and some were washed kilometres down river. thousands more people have left their homes in western canada, threatened by wildfires which have been raging across the province of british columbia for more than a week. about seventeen thousand people are thought to have fled since a state of emergency was declared earlier this month. one person has been shot dead and three others injured while waiting to cast their vote in an unofficial referendum in venezuela. this video is believed to show people rushing away from the scene

debbie wasserman schultz paid a pakistani i.t., he poorly tried to flee the country today. what happen. mark stein is here to discuss the question next. plus more from our interview with the vice president coming up. it's like nothing you've seen. the power of nexium 24hr protection from frequent heartburn. all day, and all night. now packed into a pill so small, we call it mini. new clearminis from nexium 24hr. see heartburn differently. not necessarily after 3 toddlers with boundless energy. but lower back pain won't stop him from keeping up. because at a dr. scholl's kiosk he got a recommendation for our best custom fit orthotic to relieve his foot, knee, or lower back pain, from being on his feet. by reducing shock and stress on his body with every step. so look out world, dad's taking charge. dr. scholl's. born to move. >> tucker: a pakistani national who was also a longtime aide to the former chairwoman of the democratic national committee, debbie wasserman schultz, has been arrested after trying to flee this country. he is

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but the only rally anywhere near the pakistani capital today, was of supporters of the ruling party.istanis may have about power staying within the sharif family, the fact is, under mr sharif, the country has prospered. terror attacks are down and the economy is growing steadily. justin rowlatt, bbc news, islamabad. with all the sport, here's karthi gna nasegaram at the bbc sport centre. thank you. england's cricketers have strengthened their position against south africa in the third test but rain meant play was abandoned this afternoon. the home side have a lead of 252 runs with two days left. patrick gearey reports on the action and an interesting journey to the oval for the england team. today's ride london meant the capital's roads lament the cyclist. but beneath them and you would fine cricketers. the tube proved the best way for england to get to the oval, the next where south africa's innings terminates. but there were delays. bavuma gave his side's score respectability but it would have been an innings remembered for its end had ben stokes helpless. almost one of the great.

but the only rally anywhere near the pakistani capital today, was of supporters of the ruling party. may have about power staying within the sharif family, the fact is, under mr sharif, the country has prospered. the family of rashan charles, who died in hackney in east london after police apprehended him last weekend, have appealed for calm after a night of violence there. bottles and fireworks were thrown at police following a demonstration. the independent police complaints commission is investigating the death of mr charles, who was 20 years old. richard lister reports. chanting: what do we want? justice. when do we want it? now! the tension had been building all week, but yesterday afternoon, a peaceful protest about the death of a black man in police custody beginning to turn into something else. the police were out in force trying to maintain calm, but it didn't last. by 10:00pm, a fleet of police vans was facing a burning barricade and an angry crowd. fireworks and bottles were thrown. hundreds of officers trying to keep people back. move away, the dogs are coming out. police

>> i think this investigation into this pakistani fellow with who was arrested at the airport.ury that. her it guy was trying to escape the country and charged. why were they trying to destroying computers? i checked the "new york times" website. there was no mention of this. i think this will be a huge story tomorrow. her hysteria and her worrying and deep profound concern to get her computers back. i want to know why. >> and you know what? regardless of what the source was, the bottom line is, what we have learned from whether it's a hacking or a disgrunteled democrat got in and released these, the dnc was corrupt and clinton won the nomination based on that. that's the story. >> what if they gave it to the wiki leaks? >> sean: look at the similari similarities to hillary clinton. smashing her device. no sim-cards. deleting 33,000 and acid washing. they get away with unbelievable destruction. thank you both. up next tonight here on "hannity": >> i am here this evening to cut through the fake news filter and to speak straight to the american people. >> sean: the president call

if i look back at some of your earlier roles, there was indian reporter, pakistani chef, delivery guyjoke wasn't the ethnicity with those parts. that said, i would love to have played more parts that had names. it is tough but that is how it is and i have seen it changed quickly, there is still a long way to go. coming back to head the big sick, it is being called the summer surprise hit, it has done the festival circuit it is being tipped for award season next year as well, i think people are starved the stories from different perspectives, like moonlight was very successful, get out was very successful, even wonder woman is a female superhero with a female director, that is nice thing you see the time and i think what hollywood is realising is that stories from specific perspectives are not niche stories, people are interested in these and these are financial and viable stories. for me that is what is most exciting notjust our media but the sense of people really being securely is about other people's experiences is what is exciting. —— notjustan —— notjust an movie but people being

difference between them is that kamara is originally from pakistan and moved to chicago, traditional pakistanim family whereas emily is white american from this eccentric family, so that is the chalk and cheese dynamic every good romantic comedy needs, but then people are saying, why is it called the big sick? and illness happens to the characters as well, so there is a lot happening in this story. the clip is from the beginning of the story, kumail, trying to make it as a comedian, meeting emily for the first time. hello. my name is kumail. we met. now the niceties narrative the way i have to tell you when you yelled at me and threw me off and you shouldn't heckle comedians, it is so rude. off and you shouldn't heckle comedians, it is so rudelj off and you shouldn't heckle comedians, it is so rude. i didn't heckle you, ijust said woo hoo, i was supportive. that is a common misconception. yelling anything it's heckling, it doesn't have to be negative. so offi heckling, it doesn't have to be negative. so off i yelled out, you're amazing in bed, that would be a heckle? ds, and accurate heckle. w

he is from a traditional pakistani family were as emily is a white american, academic and eccentric familyk and cheese dynamic for the romantic comedy. why so it called the big sick? there is also an illness which happens to one of the characters. there's a lot happening, a lot of story. the clip is from the beginning of the movie. he is trying to make it as a stand—up comedian and meets emily the first time. hi. hi, hello. my name's kamal. we know. we saw you perform. 0k. and now at the niceties are out of their way, i have to tell you when you yelled at me really put me off. you should not heckle comedians, it's so rude. i did not heckle you. ijust gave a woo—hoo, it's supportive. that's a common misconception. yelling anything at a comedian is considering heckling. it does not have to be negative. so if i yelled out, you are amazing in bed, that would be a heckle? yeah, that would be an accurate heckle. goodbye. you have scared my friend off now. already it is endearing. the writers are inspired by the greats, richard curtis, annie hall and tipsy so if you are inspired by those movies,

them is kumail is originally from pakistan, moved to chicago with his family, quite a traditional pakistaniuslim family, whereas emily is white american, from this academic and eccentric family. that is the chalk and cheese dynamic that every good romantic comedy needs. yes. that is at the centre of it but then people are saying, why is it called the big sick? there is also an illness which happens to one of the characters as well. there's a lot happening in the film, a lot of story. the clip is from the beginning of the movie. kumail is trying to make it as a stand—up comedian and he meets emily, played by zoe kazan, for the first time. hi. hi, hello. my name's kumail. we know. we saw you perform. now that the niceties are out of the way, i have to tell you that when you yelled at me, it really threw me off. you really should not heckle comedians, it's so rude. i did not heckle you. i just woo—hooed you, it's supportive. that's a common misconception. yelling anything at a comedian is considered heckling. it does not have to be negative. so if i yelled out, like, "you are amazing in bed",

family, pakistani man, it staff are working on the computers had access to all the information on ther of politicians there arrested in an airport for apparently trying to see the country. the relatively minor charge he was stopped for so something else was going on and was on the payroll for debbie wasserman schultz until he was arrested friday. rob: they found smashed hard drives and smashed computers, basic question what is going on here, a lot of money wrapped up in this. let's hear a sound bite from the rnc chair calling for debbie wasserman schultz to testify before congress on this it staff are. what is going on here? >> we are not hearing across the country, debbie wasserman schultz had a staff member who destroyed hard drives and tried to flee the country. we have to get to the bottom of this and debbie wasserman schultz has obstructed at every level and something that affects potentially our national security. now we know there is bank fraud and we need to know why the dnc never turned their hard drives over to the fbi to review their hacking. maria: debbie wasserman schultz

. >> well, he is pakistani, not supposed to marry a white woman but he loves this white woman, a u.s. citizen and they want to get married. >> how many people get to write a movie and star in their own movie and be the lead. >> but it is rare and it is getting good buzz. >> some say it was best romantic comedy any like 20 years. >> really. >> because it is real. >> real. >> yes. >> let's talk about real stuff right now. hey, megan. >> yes. >> shies when percent to me. >> yes, how may i help you, sir. >> yes, sir, how may i help you. >> did you notice big tub of double bubble. why are we doing that? baseball players, have given up on the chewing tobacco, because it gives them, well, give them cancer and all that. >> yes. >> it is double bubble. there is about 300 pieces of gum in here. i will shove as much of that in my mouth as baseball players do. and then i'm going to rip off ellen's show and say some stuff to see if you can understand what i'm saying. >> my goodness. >> i'm down. >> i'm marbley mouth anyway. >> also keep your am sop prime wits but because we will give you deals thr

group and young people from pakistani cities are being recruited to fight alongside them in syria. the military's action against militants will not gain complete success as long as the mindset that supports them continues to thrive in the country. annette: time for the entertainment news that is getting praise from the bbc network. the breaking of the glass galaxy. who," whiches "dr. has been on air for 54 years has announced its first ever female lead. >> first ever female lead in 54 years. there was a massive drive to have the lead ever since peter capaldi announced in january that he would be stepping down. another is a woman in place. whittaker. jodie the bbc announced that she will be the new dr. who. it is about time. the doctor has added to a growing list of role models from girls and young boys. i quote, how cool that a girl and i have a chance to fixed disasters, outsmart bad guys with a brilliant plan and equipment. annette: speaking of family entertainment, the beloved children's series "when he the ooh" has "winnie the p been blacklisted from china. >> they have become

his family wanted to set him up with an arranged marriage with a pakistani woman.w york times calls it heart stealer and a superb story of culture clash. with that, here is the trailer. >> this is fun. >> i am just not that type of girl. i only have sex once on the first date. i'm just going to call an uber. watch and learn. i have been dating this girl. she is white. >> a white girl? >> who could that be? >> i am guessing it is a young single pakistani woman. >> the x-files are your favorite show? the truth is out there. [laughter] are you judging pakistan's top model? >> are you judging the next top >> do you know how we have arranged marriage in my culture? >> do you imagine a world where we end up together? >> i don't know. >> i am looking for emily gardner. she was checked into night. >> we put her into a medically-induced coma. >> you should call her family. >> we will handle things from here. >> i think i am just going to wait. >> you guys broke up. i don't know why you are here. ♪ is that lady still looking at me? >> so, 9/11. i always wanted to have a conv

we give money to the pakistanis.support them against their fight against terrorism which is real and leads to the death of thousands of civilians there, and military. why are some people in the military there supporting the terrorists taliban? >> there are two reasons. number one, they do not want to have a strong afghanistan where say, india or others could start working with them and outflank the pakistanis. david: i see. >> they're deathly afraid of that. david: that sound a little bit why china would support north korea. >> why china is also supporting pakistan. because there is a, there is a pakistan move china economic corridor that moves into the middle east through afghanistan. david: general, sore to rush you, but we've had breaking news on earnings. why don't we just pull our support from pakistan till they agree to stop supporting the taliban? >> i would do that. i would start striking training areas with air power. until them until they clean it up we're going to strike them. david: finally under these co

the pakistani prime minister is under increasing pressure to resign tonight after the country's supreme court found huge disparities between the wealth of his family members and their known sources of income. sharif has denied any allegations that surfaced as a part of the panama papers datalink. -- data leak. he is being called upon to step down. he was removed as prime minister twice back in the 1990's. the turkish president and prime minister paid their respects to the victims of the coup. special prayers were said at mosques across the country. 150 people were killed across turkey while trying to oppose those in the coup. china has moved closer to establishing its first overseas military base in djibouti. they left china to start work at the base. it is a religious text center that will support anti-piracy operations. you and peacekeeping and humanitarian relief missions. djibouti is already home to a u.s. operations center for africans. here are other stories. dozens of muslim leaders have paid tribute to the victims of the terror attacks. scores of people were killed in a terror a