even now they are accepting for the pamir ship of punjab. -- premiership of punjab.unjab is more than 60% of pakistan in terms of population so if you are not delivering in punjab you are not delivering in pakistan. some soul-searching should go into the previous government. they may claim they have been not dealt an even hand but they must look at something when they come back to power. they should not repeat those mistakes of the last four years or so. folly: i wish we had more time because there is a lot to discuss. thank you for joining us. zulfikar bukhari, maria iqbal tarana, and zubair iqbal. thank you. you can visit our website on al jazeera.com. for further discussion, go to our website. -- our facebook. from me in doha, thinks for watching. -- thanks for watching. bye for now. ♪ xcÑwúúo o @8@8@8ç■ç■ÑçÑqÑqÑqÑqÑw ? robert f. kennedy: racial injustice and poverty, ignorancand concn foworld peace d chicagand los angeles, as wl asn the tos and the farmlas of misssippi during thatime, i spokto goverr barnett probab 25 times. wanted the marsha toraw their ns. yoas

shehbaz sharif is a seasoned administrator and has a lot of experience running the ovens of punjab andny punjab —based politician to have an easier relationship with the pakistani military, which is dominated by ethnic punjabi soldiers and military officials, so there is a little bit more of a natural, organic relationship there. i think where it is going to get complicated is sharif will likely want to have an opening with india fairly soon and while the pakistani military would like to restart those conversations with the indians, i think they would prefer to take it slowly and at their own pace and sharif will probably want to move a little bit faster on reopening, say, economic and trade ties. punjab stands to benefit from normalisation of relationships with india so this is obviously something to keep in mind. shamila chaudhary from the new america think tank. theatre luvvies gathered in london for the 0livier awards, which honour people who work both on and off stage. cabaret at the kit kat club starring eddie redmayne was the big winner on the night, as claudia redmond reports.

they seem to have the numbers as well to try and meet for the government in punjab. it is said in pakistan, the politics, whoever controls been job is going to control pakistan as well. and the next 24 hours again in pakistan's political upheaval are going to decide who is going to be leading pakistan for the next few months to come. ah, this is out there. are these your top stories? a warning, some of the following images may be stabbing the bodies of several people as said to have been found strewn through a street in the town of butcher, near ukraine's capital keith. this video purportedly shows the bodies lying along several 100 meters after russian forces withdrew around con reports from cave.

they seem to have the numbers as well to try and meet for the government in punjab. it is said in pakistan, the politics, whoever controls been job is going to control pakistan as well. and the next 24 hours again in pakistan's political upheaval are going to decide who is going to be leading pakistan for the next few months to cop pulls of just opened in serbia for voters to choose their next president. and also vote for members of parliament and some local councils. president alexander boucher cheers running for reelection. he found himself stuck between montana close ties to russia and trying to get into the european union. pulling is also underway in hungary, in an election, overshadowed by the war and laboring ukraine. when for prime minister victor or band would extend his 12 year rule, the race is the closest in years thanks to all opposition parties coming together to put up a single candidate out there as andro, simmons reports now from the capital budapest. ah peter mark, his eye is leading an alliance of 6 opposition parties. they don't all agree on policy

i was born in a little village, called dhaliwal, in the punjab. my father's village.caught me in the middle of making a cake. i'm an indian guy. i quite like the fact that you could be known as a british indian, as opposed to anything else. if you want to chop up some apples for me, that would be great. in some ways, i often feel like i share a lot of the experiences that my dad did as a first generation immigrant, despite the fact that i was born here. how's your other projects going? yeah, the book's going well. it's all about like national identity, and i was actually quite curious to know what your thoughts were on some of it, because i feel like maybe my experiences have been quite different. virtually from when you were born you had blonde hair. and then in i walked, this guy, this indian guy with dark hair, and everybody�*s thinking, "what's going on here?" "can he really be the dad?" yeah. when i came over, i still regarded myself as indian because of the way we were living and the language and so on. later on, i probably thought, "well, i'm more sort of like

so everybody knew that the, the leadership and punjab was not delivering and i agree with this job is more than 60 percent in terms of so if you are not delivering in job, you're not delivering in focus thought some soul searching through how to go into the previous government, they may claim that they have not been hand, but there must look and i think that they come back into our should not repeat those mistakes which they have been doing or the last 4 years are still. all right, we'll leave it there. unfortunately, we've run out of time, i wish we had more time because it's quite a lot to discuss. so thank you so much for joining us over a couple curry maria bouts have on our end. so bear it out. thank you, and thank you for watching. you can watch this program again any time by visiting our website on al jazeera dot com for further discussion. go to our facebook page at facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter handle . is that a j inside story from me fully battle in the whole team? hearing doha, thanks for watching. bye for no

he's a very good manager administrator under his chief minister ship the punjab proven sprogs. it's a lot so he knows how to deal with the economy. he knows how to have a good revision with the military, the powerful military in clarkston, georgia bastard eve is an able, a competent administrator. and possibly he can not lift bug. as donald of this christ open will tell us actually a little bit about it. you've just touched on a thera crisis. what will be the biggest challenges for at the new government? the main challenge now is that con will not lead. does government govern easily? he will take to the streets, to supporters are already on the streets and he will continue to put pressure on this new government. what con wants is fresh elections, although this is and indict him government itself. but they want to have a literal reforms, and possibly they want to hold elections in 6 to 9 months. hon wants elections. now . hon wants elections now because hong believed that if the election stiffness, now he has a better chance of winning it. and if there are look golden farms, and

so everybody knew that the, the leadership and punjab was not delivering and i agree that this job is more than 60 percent in terms of population. so if you are not delivering and job, you're not living in bucket some soul searching. sure how to go into the previous coming. they may claim that they have been not dealt with been even had, but they must look at because i think that to come back into power, they should not repeat those mistakes with their been doing for the last 4 years or so. all right, we'll leave it there. unfortunately, we've run out of time. i wish we had more time because it's quite a lot to discuss. so thank you so much for joining us, sophie, combo kerry maria, a bad to have on our end. so bear a bar. thank you, and thank you for watching. you can watch this program again any time by visiting our website and ologist era dot com for further discussion. go to our facebook page at facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter or handle, is that a j inside story from me fully back to the whole team here? and thanks for

seasoned - sharif was a very seasoned administrator, he has a lot of experience running province of punjab any poorjava—based easy for any poor java—based politician easy for any poorjava—based politician to have an easier relationship with the pakistani military, which has dominated ljy military, which has dominated by ethnic punjabi soldiers and military officials, so there is a little bit more of a natural organic relationship there, and i think where it will get complicated is shehbaz sharif will likely want to have an opening with india fairly soon, and while the pakistani military would like to restart those conversations with the indians, ithink those conversations with the indians, i think they would prefer to take it slowly and at their own pace, and shehbaz sharif will probably want to move a little bit faster on reopening say economic and trade ties, and punjab stands to benefit a lot from the normalisation of relations with india, so this is something to obviously keep in mind, it has always... obviously keep in mind, it has always---_ obviously keep in mind, it has alwa s... ~

so everybody knew that be the leadership and punjab was not delivering. and i agree with this, and job is more than 60 percent in terms of population. so if you are not delivering and job, you're not delivering and focused on some soul searching. sure how to go into the previous coming. they may claim that they have been knocked out of the been hand, but they must look into the thing that to come back into our should not repeat those mistakes we've been doing for the last 4 years or so. all right, we'll leave it back. unfortunately, we've run out of time. i wish we had more time because there's quite a lot to discuss. so thank you so much for joining us, sylvie, combo kerry, maria, a bad time on our end. so bear a bar. thank you. and thank you for watching. you can watch this program again any time by visiting our website and ologist era dot com for further discussion. go to our facebook page at facebook dot com, forward slash ha. inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter. handle is that a tight story from me fully back to you by the who

he talking to us about a vote of no confidence and in punjab. they seem to have the numbers as well to try and make form the government infinite. but it said in pakistan, the politics, whoever controls been job is going to control pakistan as well. and the next 24 hours again in pakistan's political upheaval, i'm going to decide who is going to be leading pakistan for the next few months to come. israeli forces have shot and killed 3 palestinians in the occupied westbank that happened in the town of autopay, near jennine in the northern part of the west bank. israel says the men were armed and opened fire on the military need. abraham is at the sight of the shootings and adobe who spoken to witnesses who say that they've heard the heavy garden shots that they believe came from the rating fight. but there was also response from the 3 men who were armed and many have shared their pictures on social media carrying weapons in saying that they belong to the islamic to had these really are me, says that they were taking wall. this is a term they use i

the leader of the centrist pakistan, muslim league, has served 3 terms of punjab province. but serving as prime minister until 2023 sharif. we'll have to navigate the country out of a near historic budget deficit and revive a shaky ruby sharif announced a wrath of measures that includes increasing the minimum wage and civil servant salaries. he's also pushing for more development projects and rural areas. aside from targeting, the troubled economy sharif wants improved relations with india into devoted rob, or we need dialogue. not deadlock, if we are to take this democracy, process, and economy forward. obviously. oh, what enron khan will not make the job easy. his supporters have taken to the streets to protest his removal. con insist that he is the victim of a regime change, orchestrated by the united states. an accusation washington denies. this is all the news i'm having quite often my colleague rank office coming up at the top of the our thanks for being with us. bye. for now. i just got it all say what great a.

charges they deny the leader of the centrist pakistan. muslim league has served 3 terms representing punjab province, but serving as prime minister until august 2023 sharif. we'll have to navigate the country out of a near historic budget deficit and revive a shaky repeat. sharif announced a wrath of measures that includes increasing the minimum wage and civil servant salaries. he's also pushing for more development projects and rural areas. aside from targeting, the troubled economy sharif wants improved relations with india, demoted rog, abriana, we need dialogue, not deadlock. if we are to take this democratic process on the economy forward, her daughter is free. oh, what emron khan will not make the job easy? his supporters have taken to the streets to protest his removal. con insist that he is the victim of a regime change, orchestrated by the united states. an accusation washington denies you watch and d, w these his reminder of our top story ukrainian president william is zalinski, says that he believes tens of thousands of people have been killed in the russian siege of mari of hope

they seem to have the numbers as well to try and make form the government in punjab. it is said in pakistan, the politics, whoever controls been job is going to control pakistan as well. and the next 24 hours again in pakistan's political upheaval are going to decide who is going to be leading pakistan for the next few months to come. we sell, john amazon is about to get its fust union in the us. why is that a facility in new york have approved the move? the company says the vote is a disappointment and it's reviewing its options. gabriel alexander reports from new york or hewn in american history, ah, historic victory workers at a massive amazon warehouse in new york. voting to unionize the winning merge in more than 500 boats out of nearly 5000 cast. meaning that the $8000.00 strong workforce will become the 1st amazon employees to unionize. in the retail giant 28 year history. the way of what it's our goal because we want every other industry, every other business to know that dang sustains. we go on, we go, you know, it's not gonna quit our jobs anymore. workers w

he has proven himself as chief minister of the punjab robins, so he has a done already good job. as the chief minister of been job progressed, leaps and bounds under his chief minister ship. so he is a competent administrator and that's what bugs on needs at the moment because the economy needs to be fixed. the foreign relations that have been damaged to were damaged under ostrich brown. mr. cons to know, especially with the rest in the united states, need to be fixed. so there is a lot from social boss reduce plate. and um, i think he's a competent, able le administrator. and he could do that. more importantly, he has to hold elections as soon as possible, but to say that there would 1st do undertake left order forms and then hold fresh lectures. he w news ages shemelle. sions, reporting for us. you are watching di da, be news live from berlin. i'm abby. called us, we'll be back again at the top of the hour. we hope you'll join us. thanks for watching. sh, unsecure, that i want that tag and in the end is a me, you are not a lot of to you anymore. we will send you back. are you f

was in great form in the indian premier league, firing 60 from 32 balls and taking two wickets as punjabeads neil robertson by five frames to three after the first session of their tour championship final in clan—dud—no. they're playing to a finish tonight with the first to ten taking the title. the americanjennifer kupcho is six shots clear at the top of the leaderboard heading into the final round of the first women's golf major of the year the chevron championship.charley hull is the leading british player — 11 shots off the pace. and elsewhere in golf, a big statement of intent from tiger woods this evening. he posted on twitter that he's on his way to augusta to continue his preparations for next week s masters. the 46—year—old who has won the tournament five times, most recently in 2019, has not competed on tour since nearly losing his right leg in a car crash ia months ago. australia were just too strong for england's cricketers in the women's world cup. the defending champions beaten by an outstanding australian side in christchurch. joe wilson reports. well, it was some journey

the party which seems to have the numbers now up to oh, elect its own candidate in the punjab assembly. what have you done to persuade people to leave him round, han and join your party wouldn't have to do anything. we were already convinced that it was all hands lamita's field, m l, harness field or the leader. he is herb destroyed boston, the economy years herb given the people of was, are nothing but inclusion and every better meter, whether it is economical, societal political has $1000.00 plus your party's leaders, including god. mr. troubleshooting for out in bail the government to said that it could arrest them. there are other moves that the government can do, weirdest, pakistan headed. and what next? if you win against primacy, remember, we will in charlotte in the world, you're very hopeful. the members are there, the gum are displayed for the last almost 40 years. every tactic. report to watch the game for 15 months. it's under 13 months. it did. all the top leadership went over the year in june on java daughter exist. so yesterday, for our, the lesson really thought i was y

having served this head of the punjab province on 3 occasions before being arrested on money laundering charges. his brother was prime minister to before he was found guilty of concealing assets in 2017. the white house has already warmly welcome sheriff. the united states congratulates newly elected pakistani prime minister shabazz sharif and we look forward to continuing our long standing cooperation. we view a strong, prosperous and democratic pakistan is essential for the interests of both our countries besides international pressure, there is also international support for account with germany's pakistani community gathering outside the u. s. consulate and fight for through raleigh and supportive for a pm and against what they believed to be american intervention in pakistan. a research fellow at the university of la hor sub tain med. dar believes and run counts. political views on the development of his country. just were serving us foreign policy. james bryan. mr. ron con, said that he has been, you know, trenton through a letter by the united states. that the parties on establis

calm but against pakistan on and there is going to be a vote to elect the next chief minister of punjab province, which is one of the key provinces here in pakistan to discuss that further we had to waddle, you're very hopeful that members of dear, you're going to straight to the last almost 40 years, every tactic report she was leaving jail for 15 more fake. the announcement took people by surprise. now on our way here we saw loads of people scrambling to get home. most of them clutching a bag of vegetable roadside kiosks like this do come up and the guy running it tells us with such little notice to be able to pack all of this up and start again, a little media campaign. it's being said that it's not politically affiliated, and many, many people, ordinary sure lumpkins had already talked about joining in to express their anger, their frustration at the ongoing situation in the country. rising cost of living or the expensive goods that are becoming more and more unreachable for people as well as the shortage of things like motorists fuel, of cooking, gas and things like that. obviously

reform, but the fact is that one part of india not the whole of the death one body of india namely punjab. ah, and some sympathizers in the western stay western district, so you'll be they were against the same because it affected the minimum support prices. there would be getting which they were getting at the very high rates, but job and job was a very prosperous, a. our government and particularly the prime minister, was unnecessarily obstinate i had written to him and suggested that those states where the b, b is ruling you implemented there. because the constitution has made it very clear that agriculture is the sort of business of the states and the center has no nothing to do with agriculture. how mr. moody, brought in these amendments was by the back door because the taxes that are levied even on agriculture therein, by the center. so in the name on for reforming the tax collection i, he created this reform and the seeks or no mean characters. they are fighters there for there are any hard to for the margins. even mrs. on the was there. and they were didn't back down. and so ultim

the leader of the centrist pakistan, muslim league has served 3 terms representing punjab province. but serving as prime minister until august 2023 sharif. we'll have to navigate the country out of a near historic budget deficit and revive a shaky repeat. sharif announced a wrath of measures that includes increasing the minimum wage and civil servant salaries. he's also pushing for more development projects and rural areas. aside from targeting, the troubled economy sharif wants improved relations with india into devoted rog, abriana, we need dialogue, not deadlock. if we are to take this democratic process and economy forward, we're not as b. o, what emron con will not make the job easy. his supporters have taken to the streets to protest his removal. con insist that he is the victim of a regime change, orchestrated by the united states. an accusation washington denies. ever more now on joined buddy w. harun john jew and he is in islam about fours to night in the whole world is watching this and obviously concerned pakistan is an important geo political power in the region. it also

to improve education in the province of punjab.hat. ., ~' ,, . a lot of british aid money was spent in that. ., ,, i. . ., ,~/ in that. thank you so much for your thou:hts, in that. thank you so much for your thoughts. we _ in that. thank you so much for your thoughts, we will _ in that. thank you so much for your thoughts, we will have _ in that. thank you so much for your thoughts, we will have to _ in that. thank you so much for your thoughts, we will have to leave i in that. thank you so much for your thoughts, we will have to leave it i thoughts, we will have to leave it there. elon musk has decided not to join the board of twitter, according to the company's chief executive. mr musk�*s appointment was due to become effective on saturday after revealing last week that he had bought a 9.2% stake in the social media platform for three point two billion dollars. musk is a frequent tweeter, with more than 80 million followers. just over an hour after the announcement, mr musk cryptically tweeted a single emoji of a face with a han

if there is a new prime minister, he has a solid track record, for ten years as chief minister of punjablan to get the country out of this chaos. i’m has a plan to get the country out of this chaos.— has a plan to get the country out of this chaos. i'm so sorry to interrupt — out of this chaos. i'm so sorry to interrupt you _ out of this chaos. i'm so sorry to interrupt you but _ out of this chaos. i'm so sorry to interrupt you but we - out of this chaos. i'm so sorry to interrupt you but we are i out of this chaos. i'm so sorry| to interrupt you but we are out of time. thank you forjoining us today. the wife of the british finance minister, rishi sunak, says she will pay uk taxes on her world—wide income — which she had legally avoided until now. it follows days of questions about the financial arrangements of akshata murthy — who is a multimillionaire. mr sunak is also facing criticism after he admited holding a type of us residency while chancellor. our political correspondent, rajdeep sandhu, reports. reporter: is there more pain to come, chancellor? - he's in charge of our taxes, bu

he has proven himself as chief minister of the punjab robins. so he has done a really good job. as the chief minister i've been job progressed, leaps and bounds under his chief minister ship. so he is a competent administrator and that's what bugs on needs at the moment because the economy needs to be fixed. the foreign relations that have been damaged were damaged under. i'll strict brown mr. cons to know, especially with the rest in the united states, need to be fixed. so there is a lot from social studies played and i think he's a competent, able administrator. and you could do that. more importantly, he has to hold elections as soon as possible, but to say that there would 1st do undertake electoral reforms and then hold fresh elections. d. w. age. as shemelle, shands reporting from bon. thank you very much. the meal and gravity. you're watching the adobe news is a reminder of our top story. you graham president vladimir zalinski says he believes tens of thousands of people have been killed in the weeks long siege of mary o bull. germany's foreign minister is calling for for

elected prime minister, shabbas sharif, is not new to top level politics, having served this head of a punjab region on 3 occasions before being arrested on money laundering charges. his brother was prime minister too before he was found guilty of concealing assets in 2017. the white house has already warmly welcome sharif. the united states congratulates newly elected pakistani prime minister shabazz sharif and we look forward to continuing our long standing cooperation. we view a strong, prosperous and democratic pakistan is essential for the interests of both our countries besides international pressure. there's also international support for account for germany's pakistani community gathering outside the u. s. consulate at frankfort to raleigh, in support of the former p. m. against what they believed to be american intervention in practice research fellow at the university of horace sometime. madame believes him run comes political views on the development of his country, just weren't serving us foreign policy games from this room. ron pon said that he has been, you know, threatened thro

opposition parties as well as members of his own party and the coalition on the governance of the punjabous province in pakistan. madiha afzal, thank you for keeping us up to date on that story here on bbc news. shanghai is struggling to contain an outbreak of covid, as china records the most cases in a single day since the early weeks of the pandemic. on sunday across the country there were at least 12,000 new infections. shanghai accounted for the bulk of these new positive cases. china's overall case numbers remain low by international standards as it pursues a zero covid strategy. much of shanghai remains under covid lockdown and the authorities have ordered its 26 million residents to undergo covid—i9. to undergo covid—i9 tests. hospitals are reportedly on the verge of being overwhelmed. some other more top stories this hour: hungary's prime minister viktor 0rban has declared victory in sunday's parliamentary election, where his ruling fidesz party is on track for its fourth successive landslide since he came to power in 2010. partial results show the opposition — which has united b

having said that is a competent administrator, he has proven himself as chief minister of the punjab robins. so he has done already good job as the chief minister, but job progressed, leaps and bounds under his chief minister ship. so he is a competent administrator and that's what bugs on needs at the moment because the economy needs to be fixed. the foreign relations that have been damaged to were damaged under ostrich brown. mister cons to know, especially with the rest in the united states, need to be fixed. so there is a lot from the search about sure he's played and i think he's a competent, able administrator. and you could do the more importantly he has to hold elections as soon as possible, but to say that there would 1st do undertake elect order forms and then hold fresh elections. w news, age ashley mail shawn speaking to us from bon, you're watching the w news. here's a reminder of our top stories. ukrainian president vladimir lansky says he believes tens of thousands of people have been killed in the weeks. long feature of mario ball. germany is foreign minister, is call

the indian state of telling ghana rogers stunroad in punjab and delhi for example, you've got a high of 39 degrees on saturday. i think we're going to see thunderstorms flare up wide spread across our sri lanka. so colombo, for the next few days, thundering downpours in store for you into china. it's also really wet picture here . first, it started with vietnam that weather now starting to pivot further toward the west and really fill in for southern sections of thailand on saturday, we're going to see strong winds across the coast as what now for southern sections of china. wet weather is starting to slide away, so we'll get back into the sunshine eventually. but that's 16. well below average. but we'll get you up to $23.00 as we head toward monday, which is closer to where you should be for the month of april. japan. temperature is below average. harry took you at 13 and beijing 18 degrees. your temperatures are also on their way up in the days to come to actually above average cancer, airway official airline of the journey. lu, europe's grand capitals are littered with monuments l

elected prime minister shall sharif, is not new to top level politics having served to set up the punjab region on 3 occasions before being arrested on money laundering charges. his brother, by the way, was prime minister as well before he was found guilty of concealing assets in 2017 . the white house has already warmly welcome sharif. the united states congratulates newly elected pakistani prime minister shabazz sharif and we look forward to continuing our long standing cooperation. we view a strong, prosperous and democratic pakistan is essential for the interests of both our country's research fellow at the university of low hor subtenant med. dar believed them ron cans, political views on the development of his country. just, we're not serving the purpose of us foreign policy from this room. ron pon said that he has been, you know, threatened through a ledger by the united states that the, the park is on establishment must for the a minus when policy really do not want to see him. ron gone as a prime minister all boxed up. why? because iraq on has the, you know, quite will go about

and shehbaz sharif, he served as chief minister of punjab, that's pakistan's most populous province,wer. he had a reputation of being efficient, hardworking, credited with bringing in a number of major infrastructure projects. but he and his brother and the many others in his family have also been accused of corruption. now, he hasn't been convicted of an offence, but he has spent periods in jail under this last tenure of imran khan most recently. his brother, nawaz sharif, was disqualified and then convicted on corruption charges. both say that the allegations against them are politically motivated, but imran khan had really led a personal crusade against the sharifs and this other political dynasty, the bhuttos, as well. in terms of foreign policy, well, look, shehbaz sharif, his party allies have been saying that they will pursue a different, less anti—western agenda than imran khan. i mean, pakistan was already very close to china, for example, and china was investing billions and billions of dollars in infrastructure projects here. and that predated imran khan, and shehbaz shari

we have done it at the the punjab government level. his team obviously been include many of the style roots were part of the deem in 2013 to 2018. they have the experience, the quality and everything. so i think he is, sir, by far the best candidate by far the, the point about herb his, the allegations, obviously that's her point that the government's job is to focus sir on it's primed responsibility of governance, economic delivery, foreign policy and others. as well as accountability is concerned, whichever authority wants to conduct any bird legitimate investigation. i mean, it should, i should leave has been going to lead for the last for the a very quickly. now back sun is in a precarious situation when it comes to economy. when it comes to the status of political disarray at 30 seconds, what are you going to do and how can you take my son out of it? i'm in the good news is, 1st of the creating confidence among the investors and the potential investors and the admin stakeholders already this morning. the stock is up $1440.00 point

politicians, he was the chief- politicians, he was the chief minister of the largest province in pakistan, punjabg things. are not going to argue that there were no allegations of corruption because i think a lot of politicians in pakistan have been accused of corruption, but what stands out is once he puts his mind to something, he gets it done, so that's where his opposition becomes very strong, but again, he is still working in collaboration with or under the guidance of his older brother who is in the uk, so once he comes back that things will be different. queen elizabeth has revealed that covid—19 left her feeling "very tired and exhausted". the monarch, who's 95, was taking part in a virtual hospital visit when she described her experience to a former virus patient, whose father and brother died with the illness. buckingham palace said in february that the queen had coronavirus. theatre luvvies gathered in london for the olivier awards, which honour people who work both on and off stage. cabaret at the kit kat club starring eddie redmayne was the big winner on the night, as claudia redmond

he has spent a lot of time as chief minister of punjab, the largest state in pakistan.— administrator. what about his relationship — administrator. what about his relationship with _ administrator. what about his relationship with the - administrator. what about his| relationship with the military? that seems to be key. historically, it has been key. historically, it has been key. his relationship with the military is better than his brother because mac, but his brother because mac, but his brother did start out as a creature of the military, so these things are not set in stone. . . , these things are not set in stone. . ., , ., these things are not set in stone. . ., ., stone. that was one of the reasons — stone. that was one of the reasons for _ stone. that was one of the reasons for imran - stone. that was one of the reasons for imran khan's l reasons for imran khan's demise, it was blamed on his situation with the military, wasn't it?— situation with the military, wasn't it? . ,., ., wasn't it? that i find somewhat more plausible, _ wasn't it? that i find somewhat