of this goes back to a true story that of seamstresses dalia while researching the textile industry hussain met the young woman glared at her she immediately expressed your interest and i also felt that her life story was also. that leaving all in year 12 and coming to the city already said something that was young woman that she wanted you know she will play. this you know what you want. you know never going to be a. way when things got difficult people started losing their jobs last finding out. that when most of the legality is that her friends turn it in are enemies because then they're like no i don't want to lose my job because after people are granted my children it's really important to have. the same spend 2 he's researching the fulfillment in bangladesh the director also spends time in the u.s. but he would focus on hunt can train she works with n.g.o.s leads workshops for women and trains female directors she's also creating an initiative to prevent domestic violence since film premiered at the toronto film festival and was shot in the. one about that i want to i don't know but i

fishmonger hussain follies between 3 and 500 every day. level to one of the over to this here is a good fish. but often we'll find plastic inside the animals. who usually it's bottle caps the last of the group but if it were a simple no no. this is shaheen his office. to parlay is when 2 conflicting parties open dialogue to resolve their differences the maldives is one of the 1st countries where parly has signed an agreement with the ministry of environment shayna coordinates the collaboration and all of these dogs you see why it's there we have an interception. on an island and all that really goes in what you guys and there are some results that will get us. so the reality is almost 200 i'm going to tell you i live there is really. $1500000.00 tourists come every year. almost 90 percent of the country's tax revenues are made in hotels. but even on the most exclusive beach it's each day begins with collecting plastic. operations manager only for roof up the combo hotel makes his rounds early in the morning to ensure the washed up refuse h

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samira hussain, bbc news, new york. let's get some of the day's other news. in germany, the trade union verdi has called for workers at six amazon sites in the country to go on strike it's the latest attempt to try to force the us e—commerce group to recognise collective bargaining agreements. shares in bilibili, seen as the chinese youtube, fall by as much as 6% on their hong kong stock market debut. the video streaming giant, which is already traded on new york's nasdaq platform, raised around $2.6 billion from its hong kong listing. it comes as us—listed chinese companies are coming under increasing pressure from washington. gfg alliance — the group that runs liberty steel in the uk — is working on plans to raise funds to shore up its finances following the collapse of its main lender greensill capital. the uk government on friday rejected a request for £170 million in financial support. the firm's founder, sanjeev gupta, sent a letter last week, asking for help to pay day—to—day operating expenses and absorb recent losses. gfg employs 5,000 s

more on kemal hussain shashi says she knew from very early on that she was born in the wrong body friends neighbors and even her family for acting more like a woman and like many transgender people she says she was bullied and sexually exploited for years. after sure that. my parents once told me to get out of the house then when i couldn't cope with it anymore i left home by myself i couldn't stand the neighbors telling my father about how i should act or walk like a man i never wanted to be a person like that. i'm not going to go out of. her determination has paid off after fleeing her hometown for the capital dhaka she underwent hormone therapy worked hard and kept up her studies though it hasn't been easy she hopes her fight will make it easier for others. i'm going on a political meeting i don't want any member of the transgender community to suffer i don't want them to live a miserable life i hope they will find work according to this skills. a tall order in conservative bangladesh. his journey suggests a stunt has been made. that's it for today with pictures from the diverse transg

here's our business correspondent samira hussain in new york. remember that we're only at the very beginning of the biden administration. he only took office in late january, so it's really pretty incredible to see that the president has already been able to sort of wield some of his power to get such a spending package through congress. this is not the first stimulus package to support people through the pandemic. there were two last year. in march, congress passed the $2.2 trillion stimulus bill known as the cares act. then in december, there was a further $900 billion package. that took us debt to $28 trillion. this new bill will increase that figure to almost $30 trillion. so, a lot of money into the economy and a lot of debt too. republicans say too much. here's one. this bill takes aggregate, so—called covid relief spending to $6 trillion to alleviate an estimated $300 billion in lost wages. this is 20 times the spending compared to the lost wages. what's next? this is not even the beginning of the end of the democrats�* insatiable des

rizwana hussain is based in bradford but manufactures in china. early in the pandemic her company switched to making ppe. we've got masks, sanitiser, we've got lateral flow test kits, these are type one medical masks so these would be used in an nhs environment. she was hoping to supply the nhs. so, this stuff sat in your warehouse? it was sitting in our china warehouse. and it was just a case of putting them on a flight really and getting them across. yes, we had the stock, at the drop of a hat. you could get the stuff in that britain needed? yeah, oh, yeah. rizwana emailed the government and eventually spoke to someone. when you get somebody over the phone you're able to really able to go to town. and you told them you had factories there? idid, yeah. you heard nothing back? and emailed and it went as far as maybe two emails and then being passed over to somebody else and then one conversation, two emails and you're passed over to somebody else and it was just like a constant carousel of being passed from pillar to post really. rizwana says it w

the two men, named as abid malhi and shafqat hussain, were convicted of rape, kidnapping, robbery and terrorism. there've been big protests in istanbul after turkey pulled out of its landmark global convention aimed at combatting violence against women. europe's top human rights body, the council of europe, has called it a huge set back for the protection of women in and outside the country. the bbc�*s 0rla guerin reports from istanbul. even behind the mask, the defiance is clear. this was the response in istanbul to president erdogan�*s decree issued in the dead of night, pulling turkey out of the landmark treaty protecting women and girls. this in fact proves that the government enables these men, enables these men in their violence towards women, domestic violence, abuse, sexual harassment and murder. i felt the biggest ache in my heart and it'sjust the biggest disappointment as a woman you can feel in turkey. well, there's plenty of anger here. these women believe the decree is an attempt to drag them and their country back in time, to deprive them of key rights and protection

the two men, named as abid malhi and shafqat hussain, were convicted of rape, kidnapping, robbery and terrorism. there've been big protests in istanbul, after turkey pulled out of its landmark global convention aimed at combatting violence against women. europe's top human rights body, the council of europe, has called it a huge set back for the protection of women in and outside the country. the bbc�*s 0rla guerin reports from istanbul. even behind the mask, the defiance is clear. this was the response in istanbul to president erdogan�*s decree issued in the dead of night, pulling turkey out of the landmark treaty protecting women and girls. this in fact proves that the government enables these men, enables these men in their violence towards women, domestic violence, abuse, sexual harassment and murder. i felt the biggest ache in my heart and it'sjust the biggest disappointment as a woman you can feel in turkey. well, there's plenty of anger here. these women believe the decree is an attempt to drag them and their country back in time, to deprive them of key rights and protectio

more on kemal hussain shashi, a new vet says she knew from very early on that she was born in the wrong body, friends, neighbors, and even her family for acting more like a woman. and like many transgender people, she says she was bullied and sexually exploited for years. after i had my parents once told me to get out of the house, then when i couldn't cope with it anymore, i left home by myself. i couldn't stand the neighbors telling my father about how i should act or walk like a man. i never wanted to be a person like that. i'm going to go out of her determination has paid off after fleeing her hometown for the capital dhaka. she underwent, hormone therapy, worked hard, and kept up her studies. though it hasn't been easy, she hopes her fight will make it easier for others. i mean, i don't want any member of the transgender community to suffer. i don't want them to live a miserable life. i hope they will find work according to this skills. got a tall order in conservative banga do my attention to this journey suggests a stunt has been made. well, it is some of the most promising news

joining us now is the bbc�*s business correspondent samira hussain. how is it that this ship, which, by the way, is almost as long as the empire state building, could disrupt the world's oil supply? weill. empire state building, could disrupt the world's oil supply?— the world's oil supply? well, 'ust think about fl the world's oil supply? well, 'ust think about it. i the world's oil supply? well, 'ust think about it. when i the world's oil supply? well, 'ust think about it. when you i the world's oil supply? well, 'ust think about it. when you are e the world's oil supply? well, just i think about it. when you are talking about the way goods move across from country to country, the main routes actually that is being used is through these waterways. this suez canal is one of the main arteries to connect asia to europe and to the rest of western and north america. so when you have this kind of blockage for such a major artery, it really does have a knock on effect on everything from all kinds of goods and most crucially oil. and if you want to get a

the passage of the bill helped the dowjones industrial average close at a new record high — as samira hussain reports from new york. less tha n less than two months since us presidentjoe biden took office and congress passes one of the largest stimulus packages in american history worth a whopping $1.9 trillion. the bill will pave the way for another round of stimulus checks, an extension to unemployment benefits and much—needed funding for state and local government. resident biden called the bill a victory for americans. this bill represents _ represents an historic, historic victory for the american people. i look forward to signing it later this week. everything in the american rescue plan addresses a real need including investment to fund our entire vaccination effort. ~ ., ,, ., effort. wall street also celebrated _ effort. wall street also celebrated the - effort. wall street also | celebrated the passage effort. wall street also i celebrated the passage of effort. wall street also - celebrated the passage of the bill by pouring money into blue—chip stock and other companies it bel

the two men, named as abid malhi and shafqat hussain, were convicted of rape, kidnapping, robbery and terrorism. turkey has pulled out of its landmark global convention aimed at combatting violence against women. europe's top human rights body, the council of europe, has called it a huge set back for the protection of women in and outside the country. the bbc�*s 0rla guerin reports from istanbul. even behind the mask, the defiance is clear. this was the response in istanbul to president erdogan�*s decree issued in the dead of night, pulling turkey out of the landmark treaty protecting women and girls. this in fact proves that the government enables these men, enables these men in their violence towards women, domestic violence, abuse, sexual harassment and murder. i felt the biggest ache in my heart and it'sjust the biggest disappointment as a woman you can feel in turkey. well, there's plenty of anger here. these women believe the decree is an attempt to drag them and their country back in time, to deprive them of key rights and protections. turkey's main opposition party has put

the two men, named as abid malhi and shafqat hussain, were convicted of rape, kidnapping, robbery and terrorism. thai police have used water cannon, tear gas and rubber bullets against an anti—government demonstration in bangkok. the violence came after demonstrators broke through a barricade of shipping containers protecting the royal palace. many of the protesters want to reduce the monarchy�*s influence in thai politics. turkey has pulled out of its landmark global convention aimed at combatting violence against women. europe's top human rights body, the council of europe, has called it a huge set back for the protection of women in and outside the country. the bbc�*s 0rla guerin reports from istanbul. even behind the mask, the defiance is clear. this was the response in istanbul to president erdogan�*s decree issued in the dead of night, pulling turkey out of the landmark treaty protecting women and girls. this in fact proves that the government enables these men, enables these men in their violence towards women, domestic violence, abuse, sexual harassment and murder. i f

abduction and murder has led to more and more tension with many of the protest as well earlier i spoke to hussain founder of chain an organization run by survivors supporting people affected by gender based violence and she explained to me why sarah ever odds murder resonates so much with women across the country leaking all see ourselves in sarah shoes walking home she had a good time with her friends and it's such a normal day occurrence for all of us and she must apply but the same thing that we think about is that they predict about should i call it should i watch i call a friend and you think no it's ok i've lived here before it should be fine. i mean what i really shows is that it could have been any one of us and these are to have calculations that are invisible to all men and it is this form of perpetual intrepid abuse that women and girls grew up with and face every single day so much so that we undiscounted we stop talking about it to our friends it just becomes part of our life but it kills people and it damages people for the rest of their lives and it's something that needs to stop s

the two men, named as abid malhi and shafqat hussain, were convicted of rape, kidnapping, robbery and terrorism. turkey has pulled out of its landmark global convention aimed at combatting violence against women. europe's top human rights body, the council of europe, has called it a huge set back for the protection of women in and outside the country. people have taken to the streets to protest the decision. the istanbul convention requires governments to put in place national laws against abuse including marital rape and female genital mutilation. the bbc�*s 0rla guerin reports from istanbul. well, there is plenty of anger among the crowd here. these protesters believe that this change is going to drag them and turkey back in time and deprive them of key rights and freedoms. they have been pledging that they will resist, but in turkey these days, there isn't much space for resistance. turkey's main opposition party has summed things up like this, saying that "women will now be kept as class and will be left to be killed." ——saying that "women will now be kept as second class ci

from new york — samira hussain has more. covid—19 infection rates are falling. vaccinations continue across the country and americans are beginning to feel more hopeful that an end to this pandemic is coming. it is part of the reason why the long—term bond landings have gone through the roof, it is a sign that investors are feeling confident in america pass economic recovery. that should be good news but financial markets are worried about another potential problem... rising inflation. and that would not be good news for the united states. in his comments thursday, chair of the federal reserve to rowen powell accepted that inflation will creep up ——jerome accepted that inflation will creep up —— jerome at powell. that it would be temporary and not be a reason for the fed to raise interest rates. in fact, mr powell went on to say that for the central bank to make any changes to interest rates, it would have to seek more of a recovery in the labour market, and it is unlikely that they will be a return to full employment any time this year. now, those com

fishmonger hussain follies between 3 and 500 every day . level to one of the over to this here is a good fish. often we'll find plastic inside the animals. but usually it's bottle caps last year with the group but it will be a civil war. this is shiftiness office. to parlay is when 2 conflicting parties open dialogue to resolve their differences the multi-verse is one of the 1st countries where parly has signed an agreement with the ministry of environment shayna coordinates the collaboration. all of these dogs you see well why is there we have an interception. on an island and all the. evil in which he dies and all the lives of these old. so he's almost 200 i'm going to tell you i was totally there is a. $1500000.00 tourists come every year. almost 90 percent of the country's tax revenues are made in hotels. but even on the most exclusive b. chips each day begins with collecting plastic. operations manager only from roof of the combo hotel makes his rounds early in the morning to ensure the washed up refuse has been cleared. to do so when

the bbc�*s business correspondent samira hussain has more. this is still a private company but some analysts have valued the company at around $7 billion. but when you think about it from microsoft's perspective, look, they have the gaming platform xbox. and they've been buying up a lot of different kinds of platforms to try and make that gaming experience much better. what they want to do is to get people to be able to game on their phones, on their xbox is and what they need is something to sort of bring all of these different worlds together. and this chat platform was really do that. it was sort of like a social media site for people that are interested in gaming. australia's prime minister says floods in the east of the country are the worst in the last 50 years. more than 18,000 people have had to leave their homes. the bbc�*s shaimaa khalil has been to one of the worst—hit areas, north west of sydney. vt) taken to safety, but the fear and shock are still obvious. after being trapped in floodwaters, this moment could not have come f

more on kemal hussain shashi tesh nuva says she knew from very early on that she was born in the wrong body friends neighbors and even her family for acting more like a woman and like many transgender people she says she was bullied and sexually exploited for years. at the right ahead my parents once told me to get out of the house then when i couldn't cope with it anymore i left home by myself i couldn't stand the neighbors telling my father about how i should act or walk like a man i never wanted to be a person like that. i'm going to have that her determination has paid off after fleeing her hometown for the capital dhaka she underwent hormone therapy worked hard and kept up her studies though it hasn't been easy she hopes her fight will make it easier for others. i mean i don't want any member of the transgender community to suffer i don't want them to live a miserable life i hope they will find work according to this skills. a tall order in conservative bang to do. his journey suggests a stunt has been made. but that's it for today we leave you with pictures from the diverse trans

born kemal hussain shashi nuva says she knew from very early on that she was born in the wrong body friends neighbors and even her family for acting more like a woman and like many transgender people she says she was bullied and sexually exploited for years. at the short i had my parents once told me to get out of the house then when i couldn't cope with it anymore i left home by myself i couldn't stand the neighbors telling my father about how i should act or walk like a man i never wanted to be a person like that. i'm not going to go out of. her determination has paid off enough to fling her hometown for the capital dhaka she underwent hormone therapy worked hard and kept up her studies though it hasn't been easy she hopes her fight will make it easier for others. i mean. i don't want any member of the transgender community to suffer i don't want them to live a miserable life i hope they will find work according to this skills that's. a tall order in conservative bandit. my attention to this journey suggests a stunt has been made. well it is some of the most promising news for parents who

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thank you very much for helping us understand the situation at a bit better thank you very much kara hussain founder of changing us there from manchester. at the news hour live from london still to bring you on the program at least 8 people were killed when a powerful car bomb ripped through afghanistan's harappa province. protesters are fighting back against security forces despite an ever growing body count and then later in sport the outcome of sailings america's cup remains too tight to call and he will be here but that story. now to jordan the health minister has resigned after at least 7 patients died because of an oxygen outage at a hospital treating coronavirus patients at tara bay that said he was morally responsible for the incident and nationwide medical emergency has now been declared to make sure that the hospitals are not affected or a burden manning reports. and show outside assault hospital in a one hour cut to vital oxygen supplies has been blamed on the deaths of patients. it affected intensive care the turnitin and crew the virus was a backup supply a ride too late for som

of this goes back to a true story that of seamstresses dalia while researching the textile industry hussain met the young woman glared at her she immediately it's 1st rate interest and i am certain there her life story is also a chimera. that leading role in year 12 and coming to the city already said something that was young woman that she wanted to keep you know she will like. this will work you. know never going to be a. concert when new things are difficult people scared of losing their jobs lost finding out. that larry lost legality of her friends turned in her enemies because then they're like no i don't want to lose my job because after she had granted my children it's really important to have. the same spend 2 years researching the fulfillment in bangladesh the director also spends time in the u.s. but he would work focuses on hunt country she works with n.g.o.s leads workshops for women and trains female directors she's also creating an initiative to prevent domestic violence the same film premiered at the toronto film festival and was shot in. one of the doubt one of the all you k

with me now is hera hussain, the founder of chayn, a volunteer—led organisation that addresses gender—based violence. thank you very much forjoining us. obviously we have been reporting the incredibly sad story of sarah everard over the last few days. what does this case highlights in particularfor does this case highlights in particular for you? does this case highlights in particularfor you? like does this case highlights in particular for you? does this case highlights in articularfor ou? ~' ., particular for you? like many other women, particular for you? like many other women. my — particular for you? like many other women. my heart _ particular for you? like many other women, my heart was _ particular for you? like many other women, my heart was so _ particular for you? like many other women, my heart was so heavy i women, my heart was so heavy yesterday because we can see ourselves in sarah's story. we've had our thoughts of where to go, who to tell where i'm going, but really, when it comes down to it, women are not safe in our homes, because that's where domestic abuse happens, w

tv chef nadiya hussain is leading a campaign to cut this waste, and joins us now. lovely to see you. good morning. if you look at the figures about what we throw away it is shocking. what are the common themes? , , ., ., ., themes? the numbers are enough to scare ou. themes? the numbers are enough to scare you- i — themes? the numbers are enough to scare you- i used _ themes? the numbers are enough to scare you. i used to _ themes? the numbers are enough to scare you. i used to think _ themes? the numbers are enough to scare you. i used to think it - themes? the numbers are enough to scare you. i used to think it was i scare you. i used to think it was restaurants who were to blame, restaurants who were to blame, restaurants and supermarkets to blame. but they only make up 3%. homes make up 70% of food waste. that is ridiculous. it means we are responsible. for me that was one of the biggest reasons to get involved. it was a massive shock. the statistics in themselves had me flummoxed. i was shocked by that. the connection a lot of people do not make with food wa