on the 25th of may, the pti -- that is not true.that, when imran khan was in power and all three parties launched, imran khan -- they must take a breather and step back. they must talk to one another. mohammed jamojoom: i'm going to give you a chance to respond but i want to ask you a version of this in question. is there a chance political parties can sit down together and de-escalate the tensions going on in pakistan ? haider zaman qureshi: that is the only way out. when he was in office he never sat down with the opposition regarding india or other issues he does not have a very good history of dialogue. he believes in confrontational politics. he does not believe in dialogue. i wish sanity prevails and statecraft comes into play. coming to the looting and the plunder -- that comment that was made -- heads of state gifts were sold and mr. imran khan has been declared by the election commission of pakistan, to be the most corrupt person. he has been guilty of selling state gifts gifted to him by brotherly nations or heads of state

but the information minister has said that the pti _ information minister has said that the pti shouldo pay less for netlix, but there's a catch — you'll have to watch adverts. the streaming service is launching a cheaper package in the hope more people will sign up, as our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba reports. for years, i've called for a more modern monarchy that reflects the world outside. keeping up with the modern world is what the streaming service behind the crown is aiming to do. people more than ever understand how it's really been for me. it seems so long ago, ten years in fact, that netflix set up its strategy for success, luring subscribers with quality original content. 2013's shadowy political drama house of cards was the first big example of this. then, hang on to those paying viewers with a huge selection of popular content... ..acquired from other broadcasters. miss bridgerton. pardon me. forgive me. for the most part, its plans have worked well, with ever more lavish and more ambitious content. but still, for the first time in a decade, in the first half of

his party, the pti, organised the rally to urge the government to call a snap election.

the information ministry has said the pti should not make these irresponsible statements at the momentrom today, you will be able to pay less for netflix, but there is a catch. you have to watch adverts. they hope more people will sign up, as our entertainment correspondent reports. >> for years, i have called for a more modern monarchy that reflects the world outside. >> keeng up with the modern world is with the streaming service behind the crown is aiming to do. it seems so long ago, 10 years in fact, that netflix set up its strategy for success, luring subscribers with quality original content. 2013's shadowy political drama, house of cards, was the first big example. then, huge selection of popular content. it was acquired from other broadcasters. for the most part, it's plans have worked well, with ever more lavish and more ambitious content. but still, for the first time in a decade, in the first half of the year, the streamer lost subscribers. the third quarter of 2022 did see numbers increase once more. still, many asked whether it was anndication that the multibillion pound c

his party — the pti — organised the rally to urge the government to call a snap election.'ll be a full bulletin at the top of the hour, but now on bbc news, the big cases: the doorstep murder. operator: do you need the fire, police or ambulance? my husband's been shot! inaudible. i can't hear you. do you require the fire, police or ambulance? oh, my god! inaudible. who do you want to speak to? the fire, police or ambulance? police and ambulance, my husband'sjust been shot. it's one of scotland's most notorious unsolved murderers. my last and my only memory is of my dad on the floor in a pool of his own blood. we know that someone out there knows and look what it's doing to ourfamily, look at the damage that it's done. two sons growing up without a dad. finding the gun, we thought that would be it, it would be solved. nearly two decades after the murder of alistair wilson, could police be closer to catching his killer? the 28th of november, 200a. nairn, a quiet seaside town in the scottish highlands. lynsey gardner was having a meal with herfriend in the havelock hotel, jus

the rally brings to a close the so called �*long march' by imran khan's pti party, aimed at pressing election. the bbc�*s samira hussein reports. they came by the hundreds and hundreds quickly became thousands. all converging on a three km strip of road. security was tight. the last time imran khan spoke in public he was shot. the government warned of possible attacks today. his supporters came anyway. that's how strongly they believe in the cause. his cause is the people of pakistan. not himself. he is out for us. so, that's why we are supporting and we are coming here for our leader who is supporting us. there is one man only who has been raising his voice against i all of the establishment. he is there to look forward. he has given us a vision. as day turned to night the excitement was building. when he finally arrived at the rally crowds erupted in cheers. people waited here four hours to hearfrom imran khan. this is the first time he was addressing supporters since being shot. there is no doubt he remains exceptionally confident. there was no doubt he believes an exceptional con

his party — the pti — organised the rally to urge the government to call a snap election.bbc news, unspun world withjohn simpson. hello, and thank you for joining me here at the bbc�*s headquarters in central london for unspun world. in the programme this week... ukraine fatigue. how serious is it in europe? and how much might it affect nato�*s support for the war against the russian invasion? ukraine points this out, that too many, they say, in europe are getting too used to missiles raining down on the civilians of ukraine. why on earth did kimjong—un decide to show his little daughter to the world now? certainly, it is quite possible that this was his way of setting the stage to say she might one day be in charge. and 8 billion and counting. where's the world's population going? where we're going to see huge growth, and we're i already seeing rapid growth is countries like nigeria, . ethiopia, egypt. the _ democratic republic of congo. there's no doubt about the wholehearted support ukraine gets from ordinary people throughout most of western europe. you see the yellow

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his party — the pti — organised the rally to urge the government to call a snap election. on bbc news, political thinking with nick robinson. hello and welcome to political thinking, a conversation with, rather than an interrogation of, someone who shapes our political thinking about what has shaped theirs. my guest this week is the red wall made flesh. a labour mp born in the north—east, who now represents one of the sunderland seats, was brought up in the area by a labour—supporting mum. bridget phillipson, who is now labour's shadow education secretary, finds herself surrounded by 11 tory mps in the north east, something which would have been unthinkable when she was born. unthinkable, indeed, before brexit, which was backed by huge numbers of people in her own patch, but not by her. she campaigned for remain and then for a second referendum. bridget is now, as i say, labour's shadow education secretary. education, she says, is her passion because school transformed her life. bridget phillipson, welcome to political thinking. nice to see you. that phrase �*red wall'. a

his party, the pti, organised the rally to urge the government to call a snap election. now on bbc news, the media show hello and welcome. in a moment, we're going to hearfrom gary lineker on the bbc�*s world cup coverage. the winner to organise the 2022 fifa world cup is qatar. - as you can see and hear, it had a quite different tone to world cups gone by, as did gary lineker�*s monologue. it's the most controversial world cup in history, and a ball hasn't even been kicked. ever since fifa chose qatar back in 2010, the smallest nation to have hosted football's greatest competition has faced some big questions. what followed was an hour of build up. the football was discussed, but they also heard from bbc news international editor jeremy bowen. they had an explainer from me on the controversies around qatar, and the football pundits discussed these broader issues. as well as that, on bbc one, you didn't see the world cup opening ceremony — that was available on iplayer. cue an awful lot of discussion about if this was the right thing to do and about where news fits into

a tourist fnd pti humaninlast t.ey believe her remains were separated and scattered. they found earrings that belong to her. >> it was now we were praying, the reality was devastating. -- not what we were praying, the reality was devastating. our hearts were shattered more than what we thought possible. kumasi: investigators say she was killed by her former boyfriend, marshall jones. he was shot and killed by authorities in the seattle area as they try to arrest him in june. if you or someone you know is facing issues like domestic violence, mental health and more , find local resources by going to abc7news.com. reggie: elizabeth holmes will not get a new trial. the federal judge overseeing the case has denied her request, seeing her lawyers did not produce enough material evidence to grant a new trial. it is the latest setback for the 37-year-old who was convicted of fraud in january. holmes was found guilty of defrauding investors. she is scheduled for sentencing next week. kumasi: developing news on elon musk's ov

ever since, his pti populist political party has made significant gains in regional elections, and he massive crowds to his rallies where he demands early elections, calls out corruption and points fingers at the powerful pakistani military for his removal. he spoke with amna nawaz this morning, ahead of another massive march to islamabad on saturday. she asked him how he is doing since the attack. >> well, i was very lucky. i had three bullets on my right leg and some shrapnel on my left. so the the two of the flesh wounds are healing well. but the bone where my bone got cracked by the third bullet, that's causing me a bit of a discomfort. but, you know, i expect in the next two or three weeks, i should be walking, putting weight on my leg. amna: we should mention the the protest march that you've been leading, which should end up at the capitol at your direction, is to call for early elections, which you've been calling for since you were ousted in a no confidence vote by parliament back in april. there are those that argue that your protests and your disruptions, which have gone on

. >> that is the history, that is an illustration white pti something in a holistic process doesn't prevent the effect. thacial characteristics.ognized >> i want to ask you about title vi. title vi says no person shall be excluded from participation or be sjeed to discrimination under any program or activity that receives federal financial asstance. justice stevens argued wter the 14th amendment blo, title vi does not permit the use of race. you did not make much of that point in your briefs. i just want to undd why. >> in our view with the educational ntt, their -- there is not a difference with how the 14th amendment shldead and title vi should be read. we understand some view the title amore clear language. it hasn't been briefed and i don't think it can be justified as some sort of constitutional avoidance because the titutional question has been incorrectly so you would not be avoiding a constitutional decision, just arguing a bad decision on the books. >> justice kavanaugh? >> you're ainus to overrule but first i want understand what -- want to understand what you think it means. it h

federation from the deputy commander of the second army corps of the people's militia of the lpr, and ptill, pavlovka, i’ll say that to participate with us means the donetsk people’s republic, i’ll say that this is very serious it turns out that a significant object was for our forces and means on that section of the line of contact. uh, i’ll say that, uh, this uh, settlement, it was a very serious enemy. eh, of course, our fighters had to make a lot of effort. yes, there were victims on our side lost. well, the park lies in the fact that, uh, the settlement has already been liberated and has already been cleared in all respects, it is 100% under the control of the power of light, uh, allied angels, as now we can confidently say the russian security forces. and according to you direction of the actors, he is a man, where the special forces akhmat and our units work. as i understand it, this is the direction, and artyomovskaya, first of all, there . how is the situation. well, this is at the moment, it turns out the area of ​​\u200b\u200bresponsibility, yes, which is directly served by akh

the open top vehicle he was travelling in, has been arrested and several other people including the ptil soaring inflation. the home secretary arrived at the manston migrant processing centre as she battles to get a grip amidst chaos in the asylum system. here in the uk the second report into the manchester arena bombing in 2017 is due out later, and is likely to be highly critical of the response of the emergency services. president biden has said americans must unite in opposition to "political violence", saying democracy itself will be on the ballot paper in next week's mid—term elections. mr biden accused the former president, donald trump and his supporters of undermining democracy and fuelling anger and violence by refusing to accept the results of the 2020 presidential election. 0ur north america correspondent, peter bowes, reports from los angeles. this was a speech organised by the democratic national committee at union station in washington, i think a deliberately chosen location, just a few blocks away from the capitol building, where last year there was that attempt by viole