zia shahreyar, thank you very much. zia shahreyar, thank you very much. zia shahreyar in kabul.ght—year—old girl was stabbed to death in the west midlands. police say they're treating it as a domestic incident, and aren't looking for anyone else. liz copper is in walsall for us this afternoon. what more information do you have? as you maybe able to see behind me police and forensic teams are still here. they were called around 915 yesterday evening to this bungalow. they found this eight—year—old girl with serious injuries, she was taken to hospital, sadly no one could save her life and she died a short while later. a man is in hospital, he has a stab wound to his stomach. his condition is described as stable and police say that in due course they will interview him. they have said they are treating this as a domestic incident, and i'm not looking for anyone else in connection with the death of this little girl. they described the family as understandably, absolutely devastated. they are being supported by specially trained police liaison officers, and everyone how have spoken t

zia shahreyar, bbc news, kabul.al executive committee has backed a vote of no confidence in the party leader henry bolton as he faces further questions over his personal life. after a brief relationship withjo marney — whose texts about meghan markle became public — he says his personal life shouldn't affect his political career. the party membership will now be asked to vote on his future. here's our political correspondent ben wright. iam not i am not making any comment. shortly before ukip's top brass met to discuss their beleaguered leader's fete henry bolton came out fighting. you could save my own party don't have confidence in me as leader sol shall stand down. i could do but i shan‘t. i want. shall stand down. i could do but i shan't. i want. the former soldier has only been head of the party for four months and it is relationship with his girlfriend jo marney that got him noticed. last week he dropped his girlfriend after it emerged that she had sent reportedly racist texts about meghan markle. later they w

zia shahreyar reports from kabul.n ambulance packed with explosives, driven into crowds on their way to work. the force of the blast shook the windows of buildings at least a mile away. some low—rise structures collapse. a plume of smoke, visible across the city. the attacker had driven his vehicle past the police checkpoint claiming to have a patient inside. when guards at a second checkpoint became suspicious, he detonated the bomb. translation: i was in an armoured plated vehicle when suddenly there was an explosion. i was in the back seat, my driver was blown out on to the ground and injured. the area of the attack is home to foreign embassies and the city's police headquarters. the road had been closed to public transport. the taliban claimed responsibility. this is their second deadly assault on the city in the space of a week. 20 people were killed in an attack on the intercontinental hotel last week. this evening, work was continuing to clear the scene of the latest bombing. this is a very secure area and secu

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zia shahreyar, bbc news, kabul.s we heard, this is just the latest terror attack that has hit afg ha nista n recently. javid ahmad, a fellow at the atlantic council, says it's the afghan intelligence services who should be held accountable. u nfortu nately, unfortunately, since president trump announced the strategy last august, taking a much more harsh stance against pakistan supporting terrorist groups, they shifted to targeting cities. they want to ring fear and violence and undermined orality, create more tension. —— bring fear and violence and undermine morality. now, the attack in kabuland the undermine morality. now, the attack in kabul and the attack last week on the state—run continental hotel, like the ones in mumbai, and the save the children hospital attacks, they are not new. they will continue to happen. a few months ago, multiple areas of security checkpoints were cleared. the taliban killed 130 afghan soldiers. a1.5ton taliban killed 130 afghan soldiers. a 1.5 ton truck bomb was exploded in central k

zia shahreyar, bbc news, kabul. find out how this story and many others are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers. our guestsjoining me tonight are ben chu, the economics editor at the independent and ruth lea, who's an economics adviser for the arbuthnot banking group. ukip‘s national executive committee has backed a vote of no confidence in the party leader henry bolton, as he faces further questions over his personal life. after a brief relationship withjo marney — whose texts about meghan markle became public — he says his personal life shouldn't affect his political career. party members will now be asked to vote on his future. here's our political correspondent ben wright. i am not making any comment. shortly before ukip‘s top brass met to discuss their beleaguered leader's fate,e henry bolton came out fighting. you could say, my own party don't have confidence in me as leader sol shall stand down. i could do but i shan‘t. i won't. the former soldier has only been head

says it's concerned about the number of arrests jaring antigovernment protests in china zia more than seven hundred seventy people have been detained in many a week of sometimes violent demonstrations over plans to raise taxes on the price of basic goods the government has deployed troops to help contain the unrest which some have blamed on criminal elements national home or is in tunis. the build up continues the protesters say that they will continue their movement for as long as it takes until the government scraps the austerity measure there's a sense of anger here and frustration at the government people say that they were hoping that after the two thousand and eleven. revolution living standards for tunisians would improve and they say that what happened was the totally the opposite of the blame the government for breaking the promises they made on cutting the poverty unemployment and improving the living standards for the years but the government faces a delicate task as we speak on one hand in needs sources of revenue this explains why he has implemented the pool and also is t

our correspondent zia shahreyar reports from kabul.ents of a fight that had lasted all night. gunfire and explosions, as afghan special forces battled to regain control of the intercontinental hotel. one soldier throws a grenade. he moves away, then the explosion. the room is soon on fire, evidence of the struggle that had taken place. the afghan national flag waving from the roof, proof that the building has been reta ken. more than 150 people, including some foreigners, were inside yesterday evening, when gunmen burst in and opened fire. translation: there were old people and children inside the hotel's rooms, and the attackers were knocking on the door of each room, trying to reach their targets. they killed ordinary people and officials, they were also targeting foreigners. these images got filmed by local tv, showed people escaping by closing down bed sheets that they'd tied the balconies. this telecoms engineer fell from the sixth floor as he tried to get away. translation: when the sixth floor caught fire this morning, my roomma

zia shahreyar, bbc news, kabul.ses in paris are on high alert as the river seine threatens to overflow its banks. weeks of rain have pushed the water level up and its thought the river will peak six metres above normal. museums including the louvre have been shut. in smaller towns along the seine, people are having to use boats to get around flooded streets. i spoke to james barisic, a lecturer in the city he told me how the river is looking this evening. it's high but it's not causing any panic. it's saturday night and the bars and cafes are open and we have not run out of wine and coffee and we are getting on with things. laughter. wine or coffee, i love it! what are the parisians saying about it? well, to be honest, i've spoken to some, and the people i've spoken today who i have been lecturing at the school, and staff there, there hasn't been great concern. they are seeing it rise and there is information on the paris government website. and that's showing that there is a risk of some flooding, predominantly loc

zia shahreyar, bbc news, kabul. germany has moved a step closer to forming a new government.democratic party has voted to enter into new coalition talks with chancellor merkel‘s conservative bloc. at a party meeting in bonn, the spd's martin schulz had urged many sceptical delegates to press ahead, describing a new coalition as the best way to combat hard right politics in europe. angela merkel welcomed the development. the cdu already cleared the way for coalition talks last week after concluding the exploratory talks, now we are pleased and welcome that the spd did so today at its congress. today, we are preparing for this coalition negotiation. tomorrow, within the cdu we will work together, and then quickly enter into joint discussion with the social democrats. that's what today's decision of the spd allows. jenny hill in berlin says that with party leader, martin schulz, convincing the conference to support the idea of a coalition, talks to form a government could begin as soon as tomorrow. his view is that if they can pull this off, if they go into government, in his vi

zia shahreyar in kabul, thank you very much indeed. as we get further information. the time has just gone quarter past seven. let's look at the headlines on bbc news. many government services in america have shut down after politicians failed to pass a spending bill. essential services including national security and air traffic as we just heard, several gunmen attack the intercontinental hotel in kabul — with officials suggesting some of them included suicide bombers. unconfirmed reports say a number of people have died and others have been taken hostage by the gunmen. mary lou mcdonald is confirmed as the only candidate nominated —— turkey launches an assault on kurdish forces in northern syria, opening a new front in the conflict. sinn fein has announced who will succeed gerry adams as its party president. mary lou mcdonald, a member of parliament in the irish republic, was the only candidate for the role. mr adams emerged from northern ireland's turbulent history to become leader more than 30 years ago. ms mcdonald comes from a ver

at special tours glorifying china's communist leaders but we begin in germany zia corn is a bulletin based painter and photography despite her blindness she's most of the art of visual expression in a world of darkness. zere khan is blind she can't see colors outlined or even light. but she can recognize them by using her other senses. and that is how she chooses her subjects. but i don't overextend just a moment when i'm alone i take pictures according to the sounds the smell or the mood of the setting. for example and now i can feel the pavement that's a little different take pictures of that. first of all or receive or that bird just now i want to capture it in my photographs so therefore i had the thing for the movie as a child it was really a concord still see and she used to photograph and paint a lot but that changed when at the age of twelve she lost her eyesight in a car accident it wasn't until she was in her forty's that a professional photographer encouraged her to start again by exploring the world in her own way. out of america. and that's when i realized well this open

from kabul, zia shahreyar reports. the final moments of a fight that had lasted all night. as afghan special forces battle to regain control of the intercontinental hotel. one soldier throws a grenade. he moves away, then the explosion. the room is soon on fire. evidence of the struggle that had taken place. the afghan national flag waving from the roof, proof that the building has been reta ken. we are in the area. you can see the hotel intercontinental on the hill in kabul, and as you can see, it has been burned, part of the hotel has been burned. and black smoke blackens the southern part of the hotel. more than 150 people, including some foreigners, were inside yesterday evening when gunmen burst in and opened fire. eyewitnesses said they were afterforeigners. translation: the attackers were knocking on the door of each room, trying to reach their targets. they killed ordinary people and officials. they were also targeting foreigners. these images filmed by local tv showed people escaping by climbing down the sheets that they had tied to balconies. this telecoms enginee

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zia shahreyar reporting from kabul.dent auliya atrafi is in kabul and gave us the latest details on the attack. there was rather more criticism of the interior ministry so that meant there was more response to that criticism because the intercontinental hotel is one of the best known landmarks in afghanistan, especially in kabul. so the people are asking, there are already reports that one of the hotels would be targeted, so the question and the challenge for the ministry of the interior is as to why, despite the information, this hotel was not secured, and how did the taliban managed to penetrate it. for relatives of any particular group to target a luxury hotels like this? —— militants of any particular group? that's right, these hotels are secure and to make security even stronger security was handed over to a private company to have a more focused security but it looks like it was an inside job, and focused security but it looks like it was an insidejob, and the insurgents managed to penetrate what is also interesti

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car within sight of a security camera ever since the car bomb that blew up daphne khurana the lead zia fear has been his constant companion. well more corruption though this time a rumanian style and tens of thousands of people have again been protesting against clones a new law was introduced in romania by the country's governing social democrats their critics say the legislation will shield the party's influential leader livia dragomir from charges of embezzlement and abuse of office as we see now some of the people who are protesting against these measures of come a very long way to express their anger. these people who have been on the road for ten days walking hundreds of kilometers they come from close in the transylvania region and to having to book arrest in a march against government corruption. all the rest are coming we stand together. another thirty kilometers to their destination a huge rally in the remaining capital one of the protesters is georgia too he has walked four hundred fifty kilometers guided by a companion because he's blind he's incensed at planned new laws th

our correspondent in kabul, zia shahreyar, has been following developments, and he gave us this updatecurity forces have set the attackers, two others are still inside the hotel. they have cleared the first and second floor of the hotel, according to the interior ministry but the other three floors, the third, fourth and fifth, i still not cleared. the operation is ongoing —— ongoing to clear those flaws and they are uncertain exactly where the two remaining gunmen are and which floor they are wrong, which room they are, they also believe they may have taken some hostages inside the hotel. eyewitnesses have said that they had seen dead bodies although afghan officials have not confirmed anyone has been killed so far. they said five people have been taken to hospital and the afghan special forces are in the area. nato forces are also set to be in the area or close to and we have also heard that foreign citizens were among the guests in the hotel. a wedding was going on in the hotel hall and security forces are saving that all the guest of the wedding have been evacuated and no—one has b

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zia shahreyar reports from kabul. the final moments of a fight that had lasted all night.an special forces battle to regain control of the intercontinental hotel. one soldier throws a grenade. he moves away, then the explosion. the room is soon on fire. evidence of the struggle that had taken place. the afghan national flag waving from the roof, proof that the building has been reta ken. we are in the area. you can see the hotel intercontinental on the hill in kabul, and as you can see, it has been burned, part of the hotel has been burned. and black smoke blackens the southern part of the hotel. more than 150 people, including some foreigners, were inside yesterday evening when gunmen burst in and opened fire. eyewitnesses said they were afterforeigners. translation: the attackers were knocking on the door of each room, trying to reach their targets. they killed ordinary people and officials. they were also targeting foreigners. these images filmed by local tv showed people escaping by climbing down the sheets that they had tied to balconies. this telecoms engineer fell f

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the bbcs zia shehreyar is in kabul. what is the latest that you‘re hearing?re going on, the ministry confirmed that five people have been injured so far. they have been brought to hospitals. but there are possibly other casualties as well. because they have been able to clear the first and second floors of the hotel. but the clashes are going on, 01’ hotel. but the clashes are going on, or the clearing operation is going on on the third, fourth and fifth floors. two of the four assailants according to officials have been killed. two others are resisting and they‘re not sure which floor they are and whether they have taken some hostages with them as well. they suspect they probably have. and there are reports that the kitchen of the hotel on the third floor has, is burning now and has been set on fire. and the clash has been going on for the last three and a half hours. afghan special forces have been deployed to the area. there are reports that nato forces are helping them, or they are also in the area. and there are also reports that among the guests of the

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let's take you live to kabul and speak to the bbc‘s zia shahreyar.est you are hearing? as you mention, the confrontation is over after more than 12 hours of clashes between afghan security forces and the assailants. only half an hourago forces and the assailants. only half an hour ago the taliban released a statement claiming responsibility saying they have targeted american citizens and other, as they call it, invading countries‘ citizens who we re invading countries‘ citizens who were staying in the hotel. the afg ha n were staying in the hotel. the afghan government previously announced the attack was done by that part that. part of. caliban network that was part of the caliban smug network that was part of the caliban grog it lasted for 12 hours and group. it lasted for 12 hours and the confrontation was going on all through the night. we saw pictures of people trying to jump down from the different floors of this 6—storey hotel. there were six people killed including one foreign citizen, we do not know the nationality of the foreign citizens. th

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