hundreds of his supporters have surrounded his home in islamabad. our salon holly -- he told us more about pakistan anti-terrorism laws and how that legislation can be used for political ends. >> thank you for having me. the situation has gone -- since the court has granted three days to khan. last night, the case -- against demand there is a chance the police would probably arrest him. khan was given by his party leadership, a chance to reach outside. we sell residents, hundreds of people gathered, remained there until the early morning. there was no effort by police to arrest khan. >> from the outside, this is an outrageous, shocking turn of events. you got a former prime minister being charged with an act of terrorism. put that into context for pakistan and its political establhments. >> well, this is not the first time that he has been facing these charges. in 2014, he was, not only -- but his other party members were charged with terrorism. there was an alleged attack made. one was on state television. the case went on for six years, and he got

here's our correspondent in islamabad. reporter: there's a very fine line between the court, the government and military. often those three can become blurred. we know that politically, some within the governing coalition party expressed concern about these terrorism charges possibly going forward because they worried about that possibly causing civil unrest or, at the least, strengthening imran khan 's already powerful position and his stance he's taken the political party are on a witch hunt. anchor: i spoke to our south asian editor who told me more about the rising tensions between imran khan and the government. >> it has become a flashpoint after the government launched an investigation under sections of the antiterrorism act against him. the party asked its supporters to be vigilant and in case he is arrested, they say -- they've given him a reprieve until thursday where his party will appeal again. but the comments against the female judge and the police, the islamabad high court says they will start contempt of cou

ron cons residence in islamabad. m. ron hans bar day lay dead and supported the godaddy outside head. read the again said bunny gala, which is situated on a hill top. now earlier there were reports that enron con would be at risk day. however, his lawyer then went into the islamabad high court from where they were able to get a bail before erect. and therefore, giving some relief through the former prime minister, there was tension, had a supporter saying that they will not leave this place, nor will they allow any warning to arrest their leader. and the party had warned that they were den, have a country wide protest bringing life to a war to a standstill. given the fact that m ron hong's party enjoys. busy support and to keep proven fish also in giga bolton and also in punxsutawney administered catch me . people or pakistan have decided that they knew that there were notion in this country and it will come and the destination is north bedford no public reaction biggest? no, no. a minute. no, he didn't feel it will be,

has more from islamabad. the former prime minister came ron kon, entered through this gate, entered the guard, along with the defense counsel, the judge, art king, the defense counsel as to read, the former prime minister, ron hon, had turned to eliminate anybody physically or to kill anybody. and the answer was no record of god had now granted and dead. and now the con has decided to speak up against it, against the torture, to focus on the citizen by state machinery. does that make him a tentative, it is a travesty of justice. it is a joke with this country with ripping the constitution of pop ups and ship. i'm afraid i have nothing to say except that the goes ahead is going to spend a disaster for pocket some absurd choices. the whole world is made by august on a job and i'm the word m. ron fund now come back to the court on the 1st of september. for now, the political high drama seems to be aging because earlier there were reports that they would be interested. and of course, this is now going to be a lon

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his supporters have gathered outside his home in islamabad to show solidarity. they're threatening, in their words, to �*take over�* the capital if mr khan is detained. he was ousted as prime minister earlier this year. with me is our news reporter emily brown. thanks forjoining us, emily. a tense situation outside imran khan's home. what is the latest you are hearing from there? there have been political tensions in pakistan for some time. this all started back in april when imran khan lost a vote of no—confidence which he blamed washington for at the time. since then, he has been pushing for a return to power. the former prime minister has been charged, as you mention, under the treason act. khan made a public address in which he condemned the islamabad police chief and a female judge in the way that he threatened who he described a close aide facing sedition charges. khan alleges that his aide was tortured in custody. after imran khan statement the media regulated and burned alive as features on all satellite tv channels, describing them as hate speech

our reporter has more from islamabad. >> imran khan's supporters have gathered outside his residence, situated on a hilltop. earlier, there were reports imran khan would be arrested, but his lawyers went to the islamabad high courts and were a brew -- able to get bail before the arrest, giving some relief to the former prime minister. there was tension here. supporters say they will not leave this place, nor will they allow anyone to arrest their leader. the party warned there will be countrywide protests, bringing life to a virtual standstill given the fact that imran khan's party enjoys support in two key provinces, and other places. >> the people have decided. there will be a revolution in this country. the destination is not far off. >> it is the public reaction because no military, no agencies, no police, no one can stand against the people of the country. we are the strength of our forces. >> it will be important to see whether imran khan will be arrested and he appears before the court on the 25th, but this definitely gives him more time to be able to work out a reaction. his p

the islamabad high court is granted him protective bail until thursday, which prevents the police from arresting him. con was also in april after losing a confidence vote is popularity, has surged, as the economy deteriorates. his most recent rallies, drawing tens of thousands of people come, all hider has more now from outside imran cons. residence in islamabad, m. ron hahn's party league and supporter. they've got dag outside head read again, said bunny gala, which is situated on a hill top. now, earlier there were reports that emerald con would be at risk dead. however, his lawyer then ran danger death, islamabad high court from where they were able to get a bail before i read. and therefore, giving some relief to the former prime minister. their watch tension had a supporter saying that they will not leave this place, nor will they allow anyone to arrest their leader. and a party had warned that they were den, have a countrywide broaders bringing life to a war to a standstill. given the fact that enron hong's party enjoys. busy support into key proven fit, also in got boldest on an

bbc news, islamabad. >> the world's second-largest cinema chain cineworld announced that has considered filing for bankrupt in the u.s. as it struggles with $5 billion worth of debt. the firm owns the regal cinema chain in the u.s. and says theaters remain open for business as usual, but like all companies, it was hit hard by the pandemic and already under pressure from the growth of streaming companies. joining us now to talk more about the current state of the film industry is the executive editor -- eric cohn. do you think we are basically seeing the cinema industry in the death throes? >> every couple of years, we have a conversation of what those death throes look like. even when we were not in a pandemic, we were talking about challenges facing movie theaters because the streaming wars were happening. box office declined as a result of that. remember in the 20th century, we had tv sets and vhs tapes and dvds and these conversations came up more and more. we are notecessarily seeing the death throes of the movie theater, but a greater challenge in terms of what it takes to keep a m

if he is arrested islamabad. high court has granted con protective bail until thursday. he lost no confidence voted april, but in a struggling economy, his popularity surged. as late as rallies, have drawn tens of thousands of people. come either as outside him ran cons. residence in islamabad with more on the charges. emron fans party lay dead and supported the godaddy outside head. read the dns and bunny gala, which is situated on a hill top. now, earlier, there were report that enron con, would be at risk day. however, his lawyer then went into the islamabad high court from where they were able to get a bail before erect. and therefore giving some relief to the former prime minister . there was tension head, a supporter saying that they will not leave this place, nor will they allow anyone to arrest the anita and a party had warned that they were den, have a countrywide protest bringing life to a word to a standstill. given the fact that enron hans party enjoys. busy support into key proven fit, also in giga b

you ordered the rest of his top aid. command hider has more from islamabad. there was an apprehension that he would be arrested as he arrived in court a few days earlier, the government was hell bent or near the rest. however, at that time, thousands of the boarders gathered around as house and it became difficult also have the lawyer then went to this law about high court and their garden and get embed by dad also and debated that he would have to appear before that and did get to read them gord re game this morning and was granted and get him bell again until the 1st of september, 100 over at the border. at gad, their dad county is john king logan's against the government. hundreds of thousands of hunger are mocking 5 years since they fled the military crack down me and more close to a 1000000 people are now living and what's become the world's largest refugee camp in bangladesh. before my british basset to me and mar, has been arrested in the country to keep bombing and her husband were detained in me and gone on wednesday. husband campaigned against milit

i think we have lost shah meer baloch who was speaking to us from islamabad. i will put this question to our other guests, asad rehman, executive director of war on want and lead spokesperson for the climate justice coalition . it's about who contribute most to the climate catastrophe and who feels the effects the most. not just in pakistan but around the world, and what global responsibility actually means, asad. asad: good afternoon or good morning. as we heard, the scale of the devastation has affected pakistan is incredible. we often look at these catastrophes in isolation. if we cast our minds back in my weekend talk about floods in pakistan in 2011, 2012, 2014. the earth is out of balance. no matter what we do, that is irreversible. what we can do is stop it from getting worse. these heat waves and floods that we see playing out all over the world are now 30 to 100 times more likely because of the climate crisis of happening sooner each year, more extreme, and lasting longer. how do people recover from these never-ending crises? when we look at pakistan,

come on high to live for us in islamabad. kenyan president, candidate, presidential candidate, rather rylon, dean is challenging the result of the race in collection that the supreme court. he's filed a petition on line. the former prime minister was narrowly defeated in this month for he says the results of flawed and should be declared null and void can use electrical commission declared his rival william roots are the winner with 50.5 percent of the votes agenda got 48.8 percent, but for of the 7 commissioners who oversold the poll, refuse to endorse the results. malcolm will be live for us in it, and i robi malcolm. one of the next steps in doing is challenge. first, while we're doing and the law is it is as any coalition to complete that process of filing, they're expected to arrive here the course anytime now to deliver a hard copy of that petition which has already been submitted electronically. also, the deadline is in just 2 hours from now, anyone el, filing a petition to come and do the same. now off to that, the courts look, those petitions see who the respondents are expec

a warning of mass protests if he's arrested islamabad. high court has granted con protective bail until thursday, and those are the headlines. i'll be back with more news after people empower, say, with this frank assessments. how much support is there for st protest that we've seen at hotmail across the rest of the country. the st movement has been very good at tapping into the core, confound the people to come to informed opinions. we will say more of what is happening is that climate change is making them work. in depth analysis of the days global headlines, druggie is credited by some we're really, we're storing italy's credibility to critics would say he couldn't play the part of a politician. what do you think went wrong inside story on al jazeera? the when the kobe pandemic, again, the need to minimize face to face contact drove many of the world judicial systems on line know in the name of cost, speed and greater efficiency. some of them want to stay there. but critics say that holding tribes in cyberspace can deny defendants the

than $10000000000.00 to recover from this latest climate catastrophe. harun january as a journalist in islamabad, and i asked him earlier, some more on the situation across pakistan neutral. and let me see that in pockets on have to give it met the destruction, more than 1100 have been died and a 1000000 hoses are affected and they need to have destructed. the infrastructure was to be roads, bridges, and groves, and millions who have been destroyed and have lost their lives, have lost it. and they are living under the open sky in the debate against rescue, but still have not re department gauge is part of the country. and are living boards and other mean across the board available to meet the active. but the situation we do have more have you on expected. i had the government have declared learning and actually emergency you mentioned the rescue work is not being able to reach people. can you tell us, what's all the pakistani authorities doing to help people in the country? certainly to provide relief at the scale of the disaster is much higher on the right that the government had not planning a

it has become the mission of our lives. criminal hider is outside him run cons, residence in islamabad with more on those challenges. there was a lot of apprehension that he would be extra late last night or in the early odd of the morning and that i've got from hundreds of bits of board to come to a residence which is situated on the outskirts of islam about you're familiar with funding, it's residences on our head office now he's a 100 of the party leaders who have been arriving from a cross country supporter that rarely given the fact that despite being a working day, many people left up. but now he had been able to get a pre eric, veiled from the summer body. i caught him, lord of god will have to be before the i did get it going on. the 25th grade will be important to see where they will be den or not, but the fact that he had tremendous the board. in fact, iran con support was raining until that was of no gone present against them. correlation of 13 bar dude, outer den. and despite dash and popularity skyrocketed, the opposition of god, richard been ruling for the past few months

will be live in islamabad and com in the capsule, but a rocks prime minister threatened to quit f rivalries continued. ah, began gorbachev the soviet anita who helped ends. the cold war has died at the age of 91 born into a poor farming family. he rose to become the most powerful man in the communist government. gorbachev initiate the massive program of reforms and was praised in the west as eastern europe moved away from communism. and he was criticized in russia for failing to prevent the collapse of the soviet union between jason b looks back on his life a call go, but you've changed the cruiser 20th century history. his legacy though was valued more by some the, by others in the west, he's review. it is a great statesman, a nobel peace prize winner who played a decisive role in ending the cold war to many russians. he's the man who allowed the soviet empire to collapse, exposing millions to hardship and humiliation his legacy is that he allowed or the peaceful collapse of the soviet union. it did not use massive forster keep eastern europe ah, in the empire. and with that, he deserves c

come all high days in islamabad with more the charges against him. there are 2 cases. today's case pertains to a contempt of court case. and this because the, because of the remarks that he had made it public rally. now the form of prime minister m ron con, claimed to his, at tor ne dad, there was a misconception that the judge who did not approve all who, sorry, a prove d, a reminder of one of the staff officers of the former prime minister. mister again, i'll who am ron said, had been tortured, that he was not aware that this was not an executive magistrate working on behalf of the federal government. but at your dish officer. now, he will be appearing before this court in a contempt charge because of the remark he made against that particular judge. also, tomorrow he is going to appear before the anti terrorism court. the federal government had to for charges against him saying that he had criticized and undermined the on the police said that security forces and a judge. and therefore, this was done to mount to an act of terror. today of god, he will be appearing be

hi, that joins us now live from outside the court in islamabad, so he's been given bail. where does that leave the case? well, 1st of all, there was an apprehension that he would be arrested here. dr. didn't caught a few days earlier. the government was hell bent on your read over it. at that time, thousands of the boarders gathered down their house and it became difficult to also have the lawyer then went to the plumber by the i caught and a gordon and get him bay. but dad also on the basis that he would have to appear before that and did get it read them cord ray came this morning and was granted instead of bell again until the 1st of september. hundreds of it bordered, i'd got their dad county john dang slogans. against the government, m, ron han came in a highly secure corner. why read jammer? re read jammer than an a bullet through way. he wasn't able to get into the court. they did not take long according to what we have been hearing. the judge on the petitioner as to read, i am bron honda had issue dead drake to which that apply was that there was nothing of the so

come out. hydro is outside in montana residence in islamabad with more on the charges. enron. frank berardi lay dead and supporter there, gathered outside and read their guns. and bonnie gala, which is situated on a hill gob all earlier, there were a board that enron con, would be a red flag. however, her lawyer then render its law bod, hi god, for where they were able to get a bell before a read. and therefore giving some relief to the former prime minister there war extension her supporter saying that they will not leave this place, nor will they allow anyone to arrest their leader. and a party had warned that they would then have a countrywide broaders bringing life to award to a standstill given the fact that m ron collins party enjoy. busy support and do key province is also in gilliard both this dawn and also in bunker tony administered good me. people at pakistan have decided when booted evolution in this country. anatole game and the death. this is not that far, not public reaction because no military, no agencies normally, you know, let no one get bad again with now i

as outside him, rankin's residence in islamabad has more on the charges, enron fans, party leaders, and supporters have got deck outside head, read against and bunny gala, which is situated on a hill top. now, earlier, there were report that enron con, would be at risk day. however, his lawyer then ran into death a sabbath high court from where they were able to get a bail before erect. and therefore giving some relief to the former prime minister . there was tension, had a supporter saying that they will not leave that place, nor will they allow anyone to arrest their leader. and a party had warned that they were den, have a countrywide protest bringing life to a war to a standstill. given the fact that m ron cons party enjoys. busy support into key province, hes also in delegate bolton and also in bug attorney administered. gosh, me, people or pakistan have decided that they needed evolution in this country and it will come. and the destination ation is not bet, fraud, know, public reaction because no, the minutes, me know, he didn't feel it will be you know, that i'm in it now. no on

in the meantime, though, here in islamabad, people say life has become hard. we say to this government, please make the prices low so a normal human being can survive. can breathe. you know, we cannot breathe. another concern people have here is the country's unstable politics, divisive and marred by assassination plots and coups, governments seldom finish their term. at the centre of it all, a powerful military accused of running the show behind—the—scenes. so how did pakistan get here? at the end of british rule, india was partitioned creating two new countries, the republics of india and pakistan. millions were forced to migrate on both sides, people were separated from their families. they fled on foot and on trains as hindus and muslims clashed. around 2 million people died. this man was a young boy when he escaped with his father. at 91, he vividly remembers the bloodshed as communities turned on one another. but says it is time for peace. i wish we become friends and live a peaceful life so that our next generation may develop their potentialities.

a little kiss shake is an expert on climate risk management in islamabad. i asked him how bad it is in pakistan, a 1000000 all that been damaged for what i call them have unfortunately lost their lives. and probably 30000000 people have been touched. what we have seen so far is up buddies saw the capacity of the country and rescue operations. of course it could have been better, but we have done, but i think what is another stand that i wish to i light is a very repre mobile additional. some resources for cash disbursement you are a climate risk manager so to speak. these flash floods are often part of the monsoon season, but not on this scale. the government blames climate change caused by other countries. what's your take on this? just imagine you go to a put into the basin people last so structure that was during last 5 decades and sixties and seventies and the pleasure of them. and the garden footprint is navina on it. or if you are not prepared for the for infrastructure for. busy reading you were not prepared for trenches in of this thought to cause s

there from my sherry, remind pakistan's federal minister for climate change sher talking to us from islamabad. thank you so much. very much. the united nation says millions of tons of grains still need to be cleared from ukrainian, silas to make room for the new harvest shipments resumed through the black sea. earlier this month, under a deal set up by turkey and the un to lift a russian blockade, the flow of grain has helped ease food prices, but exports so far down by half compared to the same period last year. did all the use mattie as billing or in key if told us about new measures by the ukraine and government to ease grain shipping. there's the hope that the new measures they introduced will have an impact. basically they introduced new rules for men or bought bands from leaving the country since the beginning of the war due to potential tribute mobilization. so men between 18 and 60 cannot leave ukraine, and the government has approved new rules for the men who need to travel on business for business purposes. and these include sailors. so the hope is that if ships have difficulty find

ah, salon tallied gentlest in islamabad, told us the stand of between enron can support us, and the government could lead to serious civil unrest. cotton enjoys popular court and not the supporters of the you to focused on the war charged on. and they're ready to do anything for con and yesterday with, you know, there was this used, it least might dent or arrest con, uh, the workers would want to georgia and the leadership of his political party made it very clear. and they said that they're going to take over the capital this long, but if it's any arrest as me, so it's not that easy for the proceedings to happen. and it's not really easy or to calm down is the populace or that is in joint right now. so things aren't going to be tricky. it's back to school time for many kids around the world. in the philippines, the new school year is significant. as it's the 1st time in the coven, 19 pandemic. the students are allowed back into the classroom. going back to school after a long summer break can be hot at the best of times. but for kids in the philippines, it's the 1st time in 2 years, they've s

countries powerful military by accusing it of plotting against him. ocelot honeyed, a journalist in islamabad told us the stand off between emron can support us and the government could result in civil unrest. pardon, enjoys popular court and know that the supporters of the you to focused on the war josh done, and they're ready to do anything for con and yesterday with you know, there was this used, it least might arrest con of the workers middle georgia and the leadership of his political party made it very clear, then they said they're going to take over the gap or to the song if any arrest is me. so it's not that easy for the proceedings to happen. and it's not really easy to calm down with popular support that he's enjoying right now. so things are going to be tricky. scientists at nasa have released new images of the planet jupiter. they're describing the pictures as providing never seen detail of the biggest planet in the solar system. they show jupiter's famous, great red spot shown on, shown here in white. that's the big white spot there. as well as a faint rings are on the planet. th

we have arraf, jabber khan of water age joining as he is based in islamabad. thank you for joining that program. as we see these studies all the time about the himalayan regions, future. tell us what you see with your work there. oh, well actually, i think one of the things i like about this 30 is that it basically combines the satellite imagery and that data and information with actually data from the ground. and the model that has been developed is putting all these data together, who come up with a prediction for the future. so i think in terms of accuracy, given that they're looking at what top down as well as what i'm up did, i think this will be, this is likely add value to the, to the body of knowledge that is out there. and it will help policy makers in music realizing the impact of what's the impact of climate change on this region. and what our aid has a presence in the himalayas we can in pakistan. can you tell us a little bit about what to do? so we basically were on a number of days in relation to reducing the, mitigating the impact of climate cha

countries powerful military by accusing it of plotting against him. arsole and her lead journalist in islamabad told us if this him ran canvas as the government situation could lead to civil unrest. cotton enjoys popular fort anna, this support is off the you focused on the war, charged on. and they're ready to do anything for con and yesterday, with, you know, there was this used at least might and arrest con, the workers would want to georgia and the leadership of his political party made it very clear. and they said that they're going to take off with the capitalist law if any arrest is me. so it's not that easy for the proceedings to happen. and it's not easy. or to calm down is the populace or that he's enjoying right now? so things are going to be bit tricky. it's back to school tiles many children around the world in the philippines. the new school year is significant, as it's a 1st time in the go. with 19 pandemic, the students are allowed back into classroom. going back to school after a long summer break can be hot at the best of times. but for kids in the philippines, it's the 1st ti

sophia from islamabad. appreciate it. >>> neighboring afghanistan, monday marks one year since the taliban retook the country. by the time the air lift ended, two weeks later only a small fraction of the afghans made it out. 13 u.s. service members were killed in a suicide bombing before it was over. today the guns are mostly silent but the country is more impoverished than ever. afghan women have all been erased from the area. huge percentages of afghan children no longer attend school. the absence of women from important roles in afghan society will impact that country well into the future and of deep concern is girls who can no longer go to school. cnn's reporter has the story. >> reporter: chaos at kabul's airport as the taliban grabbed power. one of the first acts after takeover, erasing women from life. >> that's big problem for all of women judges and that's a very darkest day in our lives. >> reporter: she is now safe living in london, but her colleague and friend, samira, not her real name, remains

we're going to cross straight to her room gen ju, a journalist in islamabad. high harun from what we're hearing from what we're seeing, the situation is catastrophic. what more can you tell us about neutral and let me see then in market i'm have to give it metric destruction. more than 1100 have been died and that the 3000000 holes and they are in need of the black not have destructed. the infrastructure was to be roads, bridges, and graphs, and millions who have been destroyed and have lost their little funny have lost it, like the woods. and they are living under the open sky, if you don't bate against rescue, but still have not re, department gauge is part of the country and living boards and other means of transport available to meet the active. but the situation with you to read further more have you on expected, had the government have declared learning and emergency. you mentioned the rescue work of not being able to reach people. can you tell us what's all the pakistani authorities doing to help people the country startling to provide relief at this ga

ok, pumza fihlani, thank you, in islamabad. cricket now. having been utterly outplayed in the first test match, england's cricketers were desperate for a strong start against south africa today. the second test began with england bowling at old trafford, and they had some success. the lunchtime score is 77—5. joe wilson has been watching. when they truly admire you at a cricket ground they name part of it after you, normally when you retire. well, james anderson is forever beginning again. here he comes to try to bowl out south africa. another edge of another bat, another catch and another batter baffled. that's the way anderson does it. this is his 100th test match on home soil and that's unique territory. ok, so to stuart broad. well, that's well held byjonny bairstow and south africa's captain was now out, definitely, for 12. keegan petersen had made 21 when he fell on a tricky morning for batting. well, south africa had chosen to bat first. england's captain was happy to be bowling, especially when aidan markram contrived to whack thi

pumza filhani, bbc news, islamabad. let's take a moment to look at imran khan — and how he first rose to, and then fell from power in pakistan. his cricketing career gave him a huge profile, with the highlight coming when he led pakistan to victory in the 1992 world cup. after retiring from the game, he entered politics — forming his own nationalist party in 1996 and being elected to parliament in 2002. the popularity of his pti party slowly grew and, in 2018, he became prime minister. but in april of this year, he was thrown out of office in a vote of confidence. as these scenes filmed outside his home late on sunday suggest, he remains popular. some analysts say his political success was underwritten by pakistan's influential military and intelligence services and his removal was inevitable once he had lost that support. whatever the reasons, it remains the case that no prime minister has ever completed a full five—year parliamentary term in pakistan. for the first time in four years, the us and south korea will

our correspondent is in islamabad. the oppositions are still happening. one third of the country is -- has been impacted by it. in the past week we have seen camps of displaced people on -- in schools as half a million people are currently homeless. in some of these camps, food distribution is organized by local authorities. but not in all. there is a shortage of food and freshwater. we were in one of such camps set up outside of the school. outside in the school ground, some families lived in a single 10. they have just one placed on the ground. they are just riveting food, clothes and water but these distributions look like scenes of chaos. other to snatch a bottle ofeach water or pale of plastic or even a packet of cookies. we witness to these scenes. we saw women who try to approach a distribution van and she was thrown down. everyone is fighting for their own survival. these survivors belong to the poor segment of the population and they do not have a lot of hope. >> the extent of the flooding is massive there in pakistan with millions affected and t

our correspondent, farhatjaved, has the latest from islamabad. imran khan appeared in the court today, in the anti—terrorism court today, where he is granted bail until september 1st. he had already given a bail three days ago from another court, but he had to appear at the anti—terrorism court today. he came, and there was a large number of supporters, who were chanting slogans in his support. before arriving at the scene, there was a tweet from the official account of his party as well, where they asked his supporters to reach islamabad, in case he gets arrested. and his supporters were raising slogans like, "imran khan is a red line". and this is exactly the hashtag that has been training on social media in pakistan, where his supporters say that if imran khan gets arrested, they will do countrywide protests. but he is granted bail today. this is a case, as you have mentioned earlier, he is booked under terrorism charges for making some controversial remarks about a female judge and senior police officials here in islamabad. he would appea

pumza filhani, bbc news, islamabad. as the rise in the cost of living continues to escalate, charities say they�*re now helping more families than ever with free school clothing. 0ne charity has estimated that the total cost of a child�*s uniform can be upwards of £300. ben boulos reports. at this centre in cardiff, the shelves are piled high. from shoes to blazers, everything here is free. basically, i was struggling to put uniform on my son so he could go to school like everybody else does. i came up with an idea to approach the school he was going to and ask if they had any surplus uniform that we could utilise to give to other parents. it was very small, a handful of desks, but it worked and people did start coming in and they made it clear that it was getting more and more difficult for them to afford uniform. in hull, we catch up with this family. with three children to buy for the costs soon add up. well, we've got primary school that are kind of like a colour, so you can go to the general supermarkets and b

. >> i would start by getting the thousands that made their way to islamabad. they can no longer stay safely in the country. keep in mind these battlefield interpreters who served alongside our men and women in uniform, sharing risk and hardship. and will they had to do it originally for two years to qualify for the visa and their families. they couldn't even stay in afghanistan. they're constantly having to move. the idea of amnesty and so forth that the taliban put forward proved to be about as accurate as the predictions that they would allow girl to go to lyle and to college. so we should accelerate that process. even those again in islamabad are unable to come here just because of the glacial pace of the process we have been pursuing. >> while i have you, if you don't mind. tell news we've been covering for a few days is all about donald trump and the search on mar-a-lago and the classified information that was found there. do you have an opinion? >> i leave domestic politics to others, i'm afraid. >> thank you for joining us and what could have gone bette

now. pakistan's former prime minister, brawn calling has been granted bail by an anti terror. colton islamabad, case will resume. next month comes accused of threatening police and the judge warded the rest of his top aid. hundreds of thousands of wrangler remarking 5 years since they fly the military crack down in me and mom goes to a 1000000 people are now living and wants to become world's largest refugee camp in bangladesh. the former british ambassador to me and mom has been arrested in the country, vicky bauman and her husband with italian debbie and gone on wednesday. husband campaign against the military job during the 19 ninety's. thousands of refugees escaping violence and became fast fled to northern garner in recent weeks. but a lack of support has left them with little access to shelter food. and that occasion every at the boca reports from close to the gun. the booking officer border group after a group of refugees arriving in bon seen, some dazed and exhausted. others was treated and angry in the past month. more than a 1000 people flee valenze in booking of a saw have crossed t

we have the report from islamabad. >> these people say they have lost what little worldly belongings they have had, many left with no means to rebuild. flooding has brought death and instruction across pakistan and the loss has been devastating. >> i am a widow. my house, property, cattle, furniture has been washed away. thwhole region has been washed away. nothing is left. >> all of the animals have been washed away. two houses have collapsed. we are poor and have no support. >> thousands of homes gone, flattened and some major roads washed away, taking it difficult for those trapped by floodwaters to get to safety. rth of the country, relief efforts being overseen. in a temporary shelter for the displaced, he told the women, some of them widowed by the floods, that the government would help them to rebuild their lives. it is not clear how long that will take her along they will have to stay here. pakistani officials are in a race against the elements as more rain and thunderstorms are expected over the next couple of days. excessive flooding may become a recurring problem in pakist

and then while they were in islamabad, we were able to secure asylum for them, which was incredibly difficult at this point because so many people were trying to do the exact same thing, trying to get individuals out of afghanistan that they knew, and a number of countries were hosting people, but you had to meet certain quo tass and we were able to secure asylum in greece and i met the family in islamabad and we took the journey out together and there are so many complications when you go through the process and a number of afghans that is had crossed over into neighboring countries like pakistan did so without the right documentation and that's how i ran into trouble and start my piece at the airport, quite a dramatic moment and we were able to make that plane, and the piece i really wanted to write, because it is reflective of so many others and sheds light on the thousands, if not millions of afghans, that are still living in limbo, since the fall of kabul last year. >> and i think the world attention is refocused slightly on afghanistan, this month, because it has been now the one-year a

however, her lawyer then ran danger islamabad, high court from where they were able to get a bail before erect. and therefore giving some relief to the former prime minister . there was tension, had a supporter saying that they will not leave this place, nor will they allow anyone to address their leader. and a party had warned that they were den, have a countrywide protest bringing life to a word to a standstill. given the fact that enron collins party enjoys. busy support and to keep province is also in delegate both just on and also in focused on the administered catch me. people at pakistan have decided men, buddha, whoosh, and in this country and it will come and the destination is north bedford know about that reaction. biggest known, unknown, admitted to me. no, he didn't please. we'll, we'll, you know, that i'm in it. no, no gun get bad again with we'd honestly friends who thought. now it would be important to see read that enron con, will be arrested when they appeared before the on did, did it at court on the 25th, but did definitely give them a dime. and also to be able to do

solomon went into hiding for 10 years, burned in effigy from the streets of islamabad to london. in recent years, sir s alman has been a more recent presce after the government distance itself from the fatwa. katie russell, bbc news. ros: we want to keep you up-to-date to the reaction coming in. penguin publishing has said we are deeply appalled to hear of the tack on salman rushdie while speaking in new york. we condemn this violent public assault. we will bring you more reaction to the stabbing of salman rushdie as we get it, but we want to be joined by our correspondent in new york. shell, we have heard from salman rushdie's agent that he is currently in surgery. what else do we know at this time? >> we've heard precious little information in terms of his condition. we heard from the governor of new york earlier, kathy hogle, saying he had been airlifted to hospital. as you pointed out, his agent has been updating numbers of the media, saying he is in surgery but not providing any other details at this stage. there was a misderstanding that he was stabbed in the neck, there ma

today, hundreds of his supporters blocked any attempt to arrest him at his home in islamabad. later, a judge granted him pre-arrest bail, and khan gave a defiant speech at a seminar. >> the most positive thing about all this is that the people of our country have woken up. they have become so aware that i am confident that the genie of awareness that has come out of the bottle, is not going to go back into the bottle again, no matter how hard anyone tries. it is my belief that god willing, this is going to carry the country forward towards real freedom. amna: khan was ousted from office earlier this year after months of economic and political turmoil. he has been holding mass rallies in a bid to return to power. the u.s. and south korea today kicked off their biggest joint military training drills in years. tens of thousands of american and south korean troops are expected to take part. the exercises will continue through september first. -- september 1. the war games come as north korea is ramping up its nuclear weapons and missile development. today marked the first day back

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