shabnam mahmood, bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for the travel show. week's programme: electric tuk—tu ks. .. it is almost silent, the suspension is still the same though. fatphobia and the woman that beat it. and, look away now if you don't like snakes. laughs. horns beeping. we are starting ourjourney in sri lanka's capital city colombo, where the two kings of the road are the tuk—tuks, also known as auto rickshaws or three—wheelers. horn honks. ahh! and where honking seems to be a national sport. nothing like the great honking horn of a giant bus to put fear in you. there is actually over a million tuk—tuks here in sri lanka and it definitely shows, because these things are everywhere. that's a pretty high number for a country ofjust over 20 million people. the prospect of good money has prompted many young people to become a driver here. the number of tuk—tuks hasjumped eightfold in the last 15 years, causing a little bit of congestion on colombo‘s roads. and it is notjust the pros. driving a rented tuk—tuk is increasingly popular with tourists too

shabnam mahmood, bbc news.e‘s two—years—old and loves to play ice hockey. he‘s becoming a bit of a sporting prodigy in norway and he even sleeps with his stick and gloves. in fact, mio is considered to be so good that he‘s started training with six—year—olds. good luck to him! now it‘s time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello, there. storm dennis is bringing extremely windy weather across the uk throughout this weekend. but i think of even more concern is the rain associated with the storm. the met office amber warning in some spots are likely to see a whole month‘s worth of rain through the weekend. that wet weather continuing to push its way eastwards through this afternoon, thoroughly soggy in many spots. very windy as well, widely we will see wind gusts of 50 to 60 miles an hour, even inland but for some coasts in the west and also the north, gusts of 70 miles an hour or more. temperatures, yes, it is mild, ten to 14 degrees but remember with the wet and windy weather out there it is not going to

the bbc asian network's shabnam mahmood has his story.lions of views on youtube, including his latest video, dedicated to his wife ofjust six months. # my baby girl, can you see me down here? it was the first time i was able to directly put my feelings onto paper after about a year and a half, i'm trying to work out how to deal with things. part of my therapy was to write it down ina of my therapy was to write it down in a song. the first time i had seen a footage from the wedding was actually in the video. weirdly enough, so that was quite painful. natasha passed away due to a sudden cardiac arrest in september 2018. she just collapsed, cardiac arrest in september 2018. shejust collapsed, she just collapsed, and we called 999, and was doing cpr, for, like, a long time. that was quite a harrowing process, and then that was it. she was declared dead on the spot. nice to meet you. for the first time since his wife's death, arjun has agreed to have a heart checkup. every week, over12 young people aged under 35 in the uk die from heart —relat

shabnam mahmood, bbc news. now on bbc news, our world. a mafia boss, for years he played a key role in naples‘ camorra, but now he has turned state witness and is helping put his former associates behind bars. this film contains descriptions of violence which some viewers may find upsetting. naples, where police waged a constant battle against organised crime. we are now in the torretta district, one of the poorest areas of naples, as the officers look for sentinels, lookouts. the camorra is the city's mafia, one of the world's most deadly and secretive criminal networks. but now, one of its bosses and killers is breaking the code of silence. gennaro panzuto was a dangerous criminal in naples. a criminal who has now turned on the camorra, gennaro panzuto was a dangerous criminal in naples. a criminal who has now turned on the camorra, putting his brothers behind bars, leaving him a marked man. this is the story of gennaro panzuto, the man who murdered for the mafia, and then confessed all. in a prison in the italian alps, the secrets are

shabnam mahmood reports from lahore. i was asleep. locked the door from outside. ifainted me. he locked the door from outside. i fainted and fell down and my face was badly burned. six years ago, margaret's life changed after a violent attack by her husband left her in a coma. i thought, why did this happen to me? i used to cry. i wanted to die so i could be set free. it was very difficult because when i looked into the mirror i was scared of myself. i cried and cried. the crime often goes unreported due to the social stigma or because it is committed by the victim's family members. getting treatment for many women is even harder. this woman is a businesswoman turned philanthropist. because of her attitude of a male dominated society, these things have been prevalent for as long as i can remember. it is just prevalent for as long as i can remember. it isjust that in the recent past people have started talking about this. there is a concern and a voice against this issue that is fine, you're not happy in a marriage, do not throw acid,

shabnam mahmood reports from lahore. translation: i was asleep.as badly burned. six yea rs my face was badly burned. six years ago her life changed after a violent attack by her husband left her and a,.” thought why did this happen to me? iuse thought why did this happen to me? i use to cry, i wanted to die so! me? i use to cry, i wanted to die so i could be set free. when i looked into the mirror, i was scared of myself. i cried and cried. it went unreported due to the social stigma or permitted by the victim plus my family members yet in treatment from many women was even harder. she is a beautician turned philanthropist. because of the attitude of male—dominated society, it has been unreported for as long as we can remember but in recent past we can remember but in recent pa st we we can remember but in recent past we decided to talk about it. if there is a concern and a voice against this. if you have a unhappy marriage, do not feel us a unhappy marriage, do not feel us in on her. if she did not bring enough diary, they would diverse her. she

it's the first time he's spoken about his loss to the bbc asian network's shabnam mahmood.six months. including his latest video dedicated to his wife ofjust six monthsm was the first time i've able to been put my feelings on paper and after that year, trying to work out how to deal with things. part of my therapy was to write things down in song. the first time i had seen our footage from the wedding was in the video, and after that it was quite painful. natasha passed away due to a sudden cardiac arrest in september 2018. she just collapsed, that's it, shejust 2018. she just collapsed, that's it, she just collapsed and we called 999 and there was cpr for a long time and there was cpr for a long time and that was it, she was declared dead on the spot. nice to meet you. the first time since his wife's death, arjun has agreed to have a heart checkup. every week, over 12 young people under 35 in the uk die from heart —related conditions, with 80% of cases, there are no prior symptoms. and on what should have been his second wedding anniversary, he's organising a concert with

it's the first time he's spoken about his loss to the bbc asian network's shabnam mahmood.e ofjust six months. that was a first time i have been able to put my feelings on paper. i think part of my therapy was to write it down in a song. the first time i had seen our footage from the wedding was in the video weirdly enough, so that was quite painful. natasha passed away due to a sudden cardiac arrest in september 2018. she just collapsed and obviously i called 999 and was doing cpr for a long time, that was quite harrowing. and that was it, she was declared dead on the spot. for the first time since his wife's death, adun first time since his wife's death, arjun has agreed to have a heart checkup. every week, over12 arjun has agreed to have a heart checkup. every week, over 12 young people aged under 35 in the uk die from heart —related conditions. in 80% of cases, there are no prior symptoms. and on what should have been his second wedding anniversary where he is organising a concert with a host of stars in memory of his late wife. he is hoping the show will raise money fo