pasha, who do you see going all the way? he has natural rhythm. i'm a huge fan of his music and he dances with my wife, and there you go. >> you want your wife to win. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> you're a smart man. carole, you look a little surprised. who do you see winning? >> nelly was my first choice then skai surprised me but it would be a toss-up between the two. >> you know, carole, i know this has been tough for you. you said you hope dancing would help your daughters cope with all the negative social media attention you've gotten. what did they have to say after last night? >> well, first thing she said was she was so proud of me and then when are you coming home? she said she felt like this was an opportunity for the world to see who i really am and she hoped that would be the case. >> the world was introduced to you in the "tiger king" documentary and on "dancing with the stars." so does that give you regrets about participating in "dancing with the stars" or in the documentary? >> no, because i think all of the

masa now mandatory in more public spaces and people are being urged to work from harm where possible pasha penalties have also been introduced for those court flashing the new measures a greater police presence to monitor compliance too with the possibility of putting soldiers on the streets is back up. to new rules have been met with mixed reactions . nor can work from home and i think it means that you can make a play card that we need to do everything. on the side it has to be done but i'd rather they look at other options i don't want it to have an opt out of it think anybody does but if that's going to save lives and that it should have an issue then. experts are now worried about the increased risk winter poses especially if the new measures fail to bring the latest outbreak under control. and correspondent there get mass in london sent this assessment of the new restrictions that was one of the most striking messages from bros johnson today that he said perhaps we're looking at restrictions for about 6 months so really past christmas and this is not the usual optimistic borers jones

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masa now mandatory more public spaces and people are being urged to work from harm where possible pashapenalties opposed to being introduced for those court flashing the new measures a greater police presence to monitor compliance to with the possibility of putting soldiers on the streets is back up. to new rules have been met with mixed reactions . nor can work from the heart i love to hear it means. you can't make a play thought that we need to do everything. decided it has to be done but i'd rather they do other options i don't want it to be another knocked out of they think anybody does that if that's going to save lives and that it should have been issued and. experts are now worried about the increased risk winter poses especially if the new measures fail to bring the latest outbreak under control. and here's a round up of some of the other developments in the pandemic around the world new registered infections have surged again in india after experiencing a one day dep india has had the highest tally of infections of any country in the world madrid residents who break lock down r

police suspect pasha who is 3 years under the legal age of marriage in pakistan has been forced to convert to islam and marry a muslim man. for our human rights commission of pakistan says more than a 1000 normal muslim girls were forced to convert to islam every year there's been widespread outrage at the practice among muslims and norm muslims in pakistan members of the religious minority communities have protested demanding better protection their rights. hindus and christians make up around 5 percent of pakistan's $220000000.00 muslim majority population the government is helping to renovate around $400.00 hindu temples places of worship often neglected since the partition of india more than 70 years ago by the prime minister imran khan has been praised for a recent program that gives indian sikhs visa free access to visit a shrine close to the border evidence he says of pakistan's commitment to ensuring freedom of worship he says the kidnapping and forced conversions to islam have to stop. you can't. really write related how can you forcefully convert someone to islam or force them in

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but it was the founder of modern egypt mohamed ali pasha who built the 1st ever down on the nile in the mid 19th century. to this day the old brick dam known as the delta still stands. in a new land as long as i live in the nile was on muhammad ali's agenda it was extremely important because egypt was threatened by drought that if. you wanted more cotton and drain plantations since in those days egypt used to export these products to your. muhammad ali himself laid the dams 1st stone in 847. but this was only the beginning. as demand for water grew more irrigation projects were completed in the 1st half of the 20th century. but it wasn't until it early 1950 s. that egypt began to put in place plans to finally control the nile once and for all . in july 952 a group of army officers carried out a coup d'etat. egypt's king was dethroned then exiled a new regime to power. the main office a behind the coup was jamal abdul nasser we're going to gender to modernize and strengthen egypt. not adopted plans for a massive new dam to be built in southern egypt to harness the full potential of the n

10 pm masa now mandatory more public spaces people are being urged to work from harm where possible pasha penalties have also been introduced for those caught flashing the new measures to a greater police presence to monitor compliance too with the possibility of putting soldiers on the streets is back up. to new rules have been met with mixed reactions . nor can work from home and i think it means. you can't make a blanket start that we need to do everything. that has to be done but i'd rather they look at other options i don't want it to be another knocked out of they think anybody does but if that's going to save lives then that it should have been issued and. experts are now worried about the increased risk winter poses especially if the new measures fail to bring the latest outbreak under control. now it's worth remembering it wasn't so long ago when johnson spoke of a return to normality by christmas we asked our correspondent in london barry get mass what she made of the prime minister's speech that was one of the most striking messages from bros johnson today that he said perhaps

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police suspect pasha who is 3 years under the legal age of marriage in pakistan has been forced to convert to islam and marry a muslim man. for our human rights commission of pakistan says more than a 1000 normal muslim girls were forced to convert to islam every year there's been widespread outrage at the practice among muslims and norm muslims in pakistan members of the religious minority communities protested demanding better protection their rights. hindus and christians make up around 5 percent of pakistan's $220000000.00 muslim majority population the government is helping to renovate around $400.00 hindu temples places of worship often neglected since the partition of india more than 70 years ago by the prime minister imran khan has been praised for a recent program that gives indian sikhs visa free access to visit a shrine close to the border evidence he says of pakistan's commitment to ensuring freedom of worship he says the kidnapping and forced conversions to islam have to stop. it gets. really hot related how can you forcefully convert someone to islam or force them into marria