the morning. a severe thunderstorm passed over the former british colony, turning day into night, according to the south china morning post the football clash between ocelot and the real madrid could decide which team wins the spanish title this season. -- between barcelona and real madrid could decide which team wins the spanish title this season. anti-government protests are continuing in bahrain. organizers say the formula one grand prix will go ahead. one of the 27 people have been killed in a plane crash in pakistan. -- 127 people have been killed in a plane crash in pakistan. more on the situation in bahrain. we are joined by the founder of the website bahrainwatch. the best known opposition activist is in jail. he has been on hunger strike for more than 70 days. what you know about the situation? >> thank you for having me on the program. what we know now is his family, his lawyer said that he had stopped drinking fluids. doctors told him he had hours or days to live. he wanted his lawyer to be present to write his will. unfortunately, that request was denied. someone went to visit and was arrested and later releas

the south china morning post says it does not faze staging despite the capability of striking major chinese cities. and forcing barclays to have onus conditions, saying that they held the balance of power and is shifting of some of the biggest and banks. a member of a punk band being driven to court to face charges after the group performed and type putin protests at an orthodox cathedral. -- anti putin protests at an orthodox cathedral. >> are headlines this hour -- amid evidence of continuing violence in syria, the head of the u.n. has called for the international monetary mission to be rapidly expanded. >> further violence in bahrain ahead of the formula 1 rahm 3 -- graemnd prix. south sudan says it does not want a war with saddam, but it is looking like it may well get one. -- of war with sudan, but it is looking like it may get one. tension has mounted dangerously. >> troops still controlled this vital oil field in the most difficult conditions. they say they will not be forced back, despite being attacked by the air. militarily, it may be prospering, and the aggressive occupation has

ambition to become a leading business center, says the south china morning post. those are the papers from around the world. >> this is newsday on the bbc. >> our headlines this hour, the u.s. and nato have condemned the actions of american soldiers who were shown in photographs with the remains of suicide bombers in afghanistan. >> the u.s. secret service has said three agents are to leave their jobs following alleged involvement with prostitutes in colombia. breast cancer is not one disease but 10 different diseases, according to an international study. the categories are identified to help tailor and drugs for patients reset by breast cancer. it could take up to three years cause breast cancer is different for everyone it affects. now looking inside individual cells, scientists have established that those differences add up to least 10 distinct types of the disease. at the cambridge research institute, they analyzed almost 2000 different breast cancer tumors and track the progress of the disease in each woman enrolled. this is a completely different way of looki

the south china morning post says india's missile launch doesn't phase beijing, despite the rocket beingle to strike major chinese cities. investors force barclay to set tougher bonus conditions ebb leads the finance times, highlighting how the balance of power between shareholders and managers is shifting at the world's largest banks. and moscow times show a member of the bunk group percy riot being driven to court after facing charges of hooliganism performing anti-putin protests at an orthodox cathedral. >> you're watching newsday on the bbc. >> our headlines in hour -- amid-evidence of continuing violence in syria, the head of the u.n. has called to the international monitoring mission there to be rapidly expanded. >> the violence in bahrain ahead of this weekend's formula one grand prix, a card-carrying member of the india team was caught in street battle. 16 members of an amish community in the american midwest appeared in a federal court on charges of being involved in beard and hair cutting attacks against fellow amish. prosecutors say members of a compound in ohio under the lead