shandana gulzar khan, thank you so much for- corrupt practices. shandana gulzar. ns when you lead your team to a 9—0 defeat? you get sacked. we havejust heard bournemouth have sacked their head coach scott parker who is being sacked three days after losing 9—0 to liverpool. anybody watching the match will have seen the embrace jurgen klopp gave to scott parker after the match, perhaps scott parker knew what might have been coming. bournemouth looking for a new coach. there's a warning of mass of pub and brewery closures across the uk within months due to rising energy costs according to industry bosses. they've written an open letter to the government urging it to act to avoid what they describe as serious irreversible damage to the sector. and it's notjust pubs feeling the squeeze, as our business correspondent, ben boulos, reports. at simon's pub in essex, the fear is setting in. his yearly bill used to be around £13,000. from this winter, he'll be paying 35,000 a year. we really need to take about another £800 a week to be in the same position on the 9th october

earlier, i spoke to shandana gulzar khan.tting to the areas which needed it. there are many aspects to this problem but there there are many aspects to this problem but there is there are many aspects to this problem but there is a there are many aspects to this problem but there is a simple answer, no, aid is not getting where it should go. pakistan's lifelong problem has been corruption. we have seen the last three months, we have lost 320,000 bridges, hundreds of dams have been damaged, 5000 kilometres of roads has been damaged which means it is impossible to communicate. we do have navy and army helicopters rescuing people. physical barriers are a huge issue right now and what we have been told, because there is a communication blackout, therefore we don't have comment from the government. there is no way to assess the magnitude. 50 million people in pakistan have been displaced, that is a whole country, you can imagine the unprecedented scale of the disaster. unfortunately, we are not well prepared. you talk about prepar