devina gupta, bbc news, rajasthan. up next, newsbriefing.iptions for children is on the rise. figures obtained by bbc show arise across england, scotland and northern ireland in the past three years. the steepest increase was seen in the youngest patients, those aged 12 and under, where the number of prescriptions rose on average by 24%. 0ur correspondent paul connelly has all the details. antidepressants can have a powerful and positive impact for people suffering from mental health issues and a bbc investigation conducted by radio 4 has discovered that in britain, more children than ever before are being described the drugs. the figures were obtained by freedom of information requests and relate to a group of antidepressants known as selective serotonin reu pta ke known as selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors or ssris. they show that in england, over the past three years, there was a 15% rise in the number of these antidepressants prescribed to under—18s. in scotland, a 10% rise while in northern ireland, the number rose by 6% and there

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so, stealing cows from the state, rajasthan.re travelling to the border between the two states and that's when the group, the mob, the cow vigilantes, how they call themselves, they attacked them. one of them died, the other, he escaped from the place to save his life. just explain to us why this sort of crime occurs, what's behind it, because this is not the first time something terrible like this has happened? so, in a country like india, so it is led or it is ruled by the hindu nationalist bjp party, which is a right—wing party. and this sort of a government actually is pro—hindus. so, in hinduism the cow is a sacred animal and slaughtering cows or eating beef is seen to be something that's against the beliefs. and now, there are people, there's been criticism that the ruling party is actually supporting people, and the right—wing groups that are related to the ruling party, are supporting people to be aggressive, to be violent against these, you know, muslims, the poor or tribal, you know, the people who can't afford meat li

at least 17 people have been injured after a tin shed collapsed in india's rajasthan state.ndreds of people were watching a tractor race competition in sriganganagar. no fatalities have been reported. votes are being counted in mali's presidential election, which has been marred by violence. election observers say voting was disrupted in several areas and at some places polling didn't happen at all despite a large security precence. president ibrahim boubacar keita is standing against more than 20 challengers. the publisher of the new york times has warned donald trump in a white house meeting that the president's attacks on the news media are "dangerous and harmful to the country." president trump's meeting with arthur g. sulzberger took place on the 20th ofjuly, following a request from the white house for what appeared to be a routine get—to—know—you session. 0ur washington correspondent chris buckler has more details. well if this meeting between the new york times and donald trump was intended to mend or build bridges, well, the relationship is not lasted very long. we

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situation, pakistan's virtually at war and we saw the signs of that today on the bordering town of rajasthang the elections. therefore, the task will be very tough for the new government and if that government relies on coalition or... other parties‘ views and their attitudes towards the foreign policy, that will create problems. today's vote has been marred by violence. a polling station in the city of quetta, near the border with afghanistan, was attacked by a suicde bomber. this is footage of the aftermath. at least 31 people were killed in the attack, dozens more were wounded. the attack was claimed by the islamic state group. as well as the suicide attack in quetta, in balochistan province, one person died in a grenade attack in khuzdar, and another died in a shooting between political rivals in swabi, khyber pakhtunkhwa province. the election campaign has been marred by violence, with campiagn rallies being targeted by suicide bombers, and a number of candidates being killed. despite that, analysts say the level of violence in this year's poll was lower than the last election in 2013.

also heavy rain for the likes of rajasthan as we had to the course of the weekend. british isles, as you can see on this satellite image, lot of dry weather sticks with us. into denmark, northern germany and read across scandinavia. although there or heavy showers stomach... it's been hot and dry for much of 2018 across scandinavia. in sweden, with those high temperatures set to persist over the next few days, we are starting to see or any more wildfires. dozens of wildfires burning across central parts of us we didn't, including this one here. even to the north of the arctic circle, lots of wildfires still. no sign of significant rain or a dip in the temperature across scandinavia. in the uk, our whether staying mostly dry. the dodgers on the rise again for next week. goodbye for now. “— again for next week. goodbye for now. —— the temperatures on the rise again for next week. hello, i'm karin giannone, this is outside source. israel passes a law which defines it as a uniquelyjewish state. the israeli government calls it a landmark moment — but it's fuelling anger