Gathering in mastung city. Earlier this month, at least 11 people, including a prominent muslim leader, were injured in an explosion in the same district. These are the latest pictures from balochistan, pakistans largest province. The region has suffered mutiple attacks from groups including the Pakistani Taliban and Islamic State group. And in a separate explosion, at least five people are reported to have died at a blast at a mosque near the city of peshawar. Many we believe are still trapped under the collapsed building. Earlier i spoke to our correspondent Saher Baloch In Islamabad who gave us this update on the Current Situation in balochistan. I heard from balochistan that it is a suicide attack. This was confirmed by the police chief in balochistan who said that this was a suicide attack, which targeted the congregation, which was celebrating the birth of prophet muhammad. In another incident in hangu, which is a district in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, two Suicide Attackers basically tried getting into a mosque. One was stopped by the police. The other one still made it through and four people died as a result of that. So these two attacks happened today and more than 50 people are dead so far. I also was told that the Pakistani Taliban have said that they have nothing to do with this attack at all, and they have condemned both the incidents which have happened in mastung in balochistan and hangu in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province as well. So now the bigger question is who attacked these two places and what was their motivation . Is the finger of blame then, if it was not the Pakistani Taliban being pointed at daesh, at Islamic State . Yes, in an earlier attack, which was also in Mastung District as well, Islamic State had claimed responsibility at that point of time, but so far they showed suspicion that it was Pakistani Taliban. But after Pakistani Talibans statement, the police has also not said anything on which group it actually feels is behind this attack as well. And are there real concerns now with the election being pushed back to next year, political instability in the country, with the fact that brazenly theyve attacked worshippers on a day that has so much meaning for people . That things like this could continue, that there could be further attacks in the coming weeks . Well, this attack today has actually taken all of us back to this bloody decade in pakistan, where every thursday and friday, there used to be a Suicide Blast Targeting mosques and schools and also worship places and all. So a lot of people are actually thinking back of that time as well for past two years. Also, people from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province and balochistan province had been saying that there are taliban infiltrating from the Afghanistan Border into pakistan as well, and they should be stopped. But they were not heard at that point of time. And now all of those things that they had been saying for a while now are coming true. Breaking news out of madrid in the past hour that the leader of Spains Popular PartyAlberto Nunez feijoo has lost a second parliamentary vote to become Prime Minister. Im our correspondent has development is from madrid. It correspondent has development is from madrid from madrid. It was absolutely exnected from madrid. It was absolutely exnected he from madrid. It was absolutely expected. He needs from madrid. It was absolutely expected. He needs an from madrid. It was absolutely i expected. He needs an absolute majority and fell four votes short. The same thing has happened again today when he needed a simple majority, thats the theory, easy line to get over of more yeses the nose. But he hasnt had the support in parliament that he needed. The only major party that has backed Alberto Nunez feijoo in this vote and in the vote earlier this week was the far right vox party which meant many other parties that might have considered supporting him decided not to. For the second time this week, Alberto Nunez feijoo has lost the votes and this one is definitive. Lost the votes and this one is definitive lost the votes and this one is definitive. ~ ,. , definitive. We ust saw him leaving the council definitive. We just saw him leaving the Council Chamber definitive. We just saw him leaving the Council Chamber and definitive. We just saw him leaving the Council Chamber and he definitive. We just saw him leaving the Council Chamber and he got definitive. We just saw him leaving the Council Chamber and he got a l the Council Chamber and he got a rousing round of applause there as he left and all the politicians are now leaving at the moment but what will happen now . M0 . . . Now leaving at the moment but what will happen now . Now leaving at the moment but what will happen now . Now we expect king feli e to will happen now . Now we expect king felipe to invite will happen now . Now we expect king felipe to invite the will happen now . Now we expect king felipe to invite the acting will happen now . Now we expect king felipe to invite the acting prime felipe to invite the acting Prime Minister and leader of the Socialist Party to form a government. He was runner up injuly behind Alberto Nunez feijoo so in the coming weeks, mr sanchez is expected to be locked in negotiations with other parties in negotiations with other parties in parliament to try and get their support. He appears to have a better chance of securing a majority than his conservative rival, however he will need the support of Catalan Nationalists who are in exchange asking for amnesty for all independents, Catalan Independence leaders facing legal action, thats a very controversial requests they are making to mr sanchez. So we will see a lot of scrutiny of negotiations between mr sanchez and Catalan Nationalists in the coming weeks. If he fails to form a government himself, there will be a Repeat Election in mid january. I was in spain briefly recentlyjust speaking to people. They are so fed up speaking to people. They are so fed up and frustrated at the idea of another election. People were really in disbelief. Can you describe to us the public sentiment around political life . We the public sentiment around political life . The public sentiment around olitical life . ~. , political life . We have had five aeneral political life . We have had five general elections political life . We have had five general elections in political life . We have had five general elections in the political life . We have had five general elections in the last i general elections in the last decade. This could be a sixth one, injanuary. People are exhausted with it and fed up with the politicians. They are fed up with the fact they cant read reach a consensus and a number of new parties have emerged of the last few years in the far left and right which has fragmented the Political Landscape and made it more difficult for the two traditional big parties, the socialists and conservatives, to simply win a majority on their own. That explains it. But obviously people are upset by and like they in political limbo and people in the economic sphere follows this is not good for the economy either. That was cu good for the economy either. That was guy hedge good for the economy either. That was guy hedge co in madrid. We are Breaking News to bring you from the us. The us senator that represented california has died. She was 90 years old. She had been in poor health sometime and announced earlier this year she would not run for re election in 202a. She became san franciscos first female mayor in 1979 and took office in the us senate in 92 and was the first woman to be elected to the us senate from california. Many people may remember herfor being a california. Many people may remember her for being a vocal advocate of Cool Gun Control Measures and was instrumental in her 30 years and is instrumental in her 30 years and is in it. The longest serving female senator and longest running senator from california. She announced in february she would retire. We have just heard that Dianne Feinstein has died. A boy has been named and taken to youth court this morning for the murder of a 15 year old girl. She was on her way to school when she died at a bus stop with a mission is to be a lawyer and describes it as a family to be the light of their lives. Today at croydon magistrates� court, 17 year boy appeared charged with her murder and possession of a Kitchen Knife without reason. Because of his young age, he can� t legally be named. He sat in the main area of the court instead of the dock and was wearing a Police Issued grey sweat shirt and tracksuit bottoms. He spoke only to confirm his name and date of birth and his lawyer said there was no indication at this stage which way he would plead. She had been on her way to school when she died and was wearing her green School Uniform and was with two friends. She had just started year 11, her gcse year. Forensic teams spent two days at the same and say they recovered a knife. Her mother led a large group who paid tribute at the bus stop where she dried. They say their hearts were broken by her senseless death. The 17 year old boy was told he would be kept in Youth Detention Accommodation until he makes an appearance on tuesday. A major Emergency Response operation is under way in the North West Of England after a Coach Carrying Schoolchildren overturned on a motorway. 0ne person� s been taken to hospital with serious injuries, while around 50 others are being assessed at the scene. Alder hey children� s hospital has officially d escalated the response from the Major Incident. They have said that remains extremely busy after the crash. The police were called to the m53 motorway in the wirral near liverpool just after eight o� clock this morning when the collision happened. The road has since been closed. Alder hey hospital have released a statement, to say it� s treating a number of patients and will continue to support and liaise with theirfamilies. They say the accident and emergency unit is extremely busy as a result. They� re asking parents of other children to only bring them to hospital if they need urgent treatment. The hospital says all other services at the hospital are open as normal. Alder hey hospital has just said is expecting no further casualties from the School Bus Crash and that is why they have made the decision to downgrade the Major Incident status. Dutch Police Arrested a man after killing three people in rotterdam. 0ur Correspondent is in rotterdam where it took place and describe the mood for us. There is a deep sense of shock here but especially where i am now, right outside the apartment block. I will show you where forensic teams and detectives are working now. The suspect set fire to his own apartment as you can see before crossing to the neighbours and opening fire. He killed a mother of 39 years old and her daughter. Friends are been coming down to the scene and leaving flowers and photographs. A really difficult time. We have also been hearing from the neighbours evacuated that a series of missed opportunities where the suspect was known to abuse animals and they want the university he displayed psychotic behaviour and during previous please contact they found images of far right extremism and people being stabbed on the phone. A deep sense of shock here right across the country that this level of violence, about two kilometres from here a 43 year old lecturer was shot dead in a classroom, a local gp, father and a husband. A deep sense of shock that this level of violence was carried out inside a medical institution dedicated to learning and that is one of the crime scenes where one killing took place and this is the other one. I will leave you with these images of friends, neighbours who have come to mourn the loss of this 39 year old woman and her 1a old daughter. You can see the profound sense of shock there. Around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. Let� s get some of the day� s other news now. More than one in 20 children are sleeping on floors because they don� t have beds of their own. New research by the charity barnardo� s has found � bed poverty� is increasing because of the cost of living crisis. The government says it� s providing record levels of support. A ban on some Single Use Plastics is due to come into force across england this weekend. From sunday, businesses will have to stop using single use plastic cutlery, plates and containers. There are exemptions for takeaways and retailers though. Environmental campaigners say the ban does not go far enough. The firearms metropolitan Police Officer who shot dead Jermaine Baker during a foiled prison break out almost eight years ago faces a gross misconduct hearing. The officer had challenged the decision to take disciplinary action against him, but aurthorities have now ruled that he still has a case to answer. This also comes after more than 100 officers turned in permits allowing them to carry weapons this week. You� re live with bbc news. Here in the uk people conceived with donated eggs and spurn was be able to find out their parents. The uk Fertility Regulator warns access to information won� t be quick. Here� s a report with a personal connection to the issue. ,. , � report with a personal connection to the issue. Twins l the issue. Hello, youre 0k . Twins mathie and the issue. Hello, youre 0k . Twins mathie and phoebe the issue. Hello, youre 0k . Twins mathie and phoebe have the issue. Hello, youre 0k . Twins mathie and phoebe have always i the issue. Hello, youre 0k . Twins mathie and phoebe have always known they were conceived using a sperm donor. Irate they were conceived using a sperm donor. ~ ~. , they were conceived using a sperm donor. ~ ~. ,. ,. , donor. We know his hair colour eye colour, donor. We know his hair colour eye colour. Age. Donor. 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I know because i� m one of them. I love this picture, one of my favourites. I lost my dad last year and that� s encouraged me to start thinking about my donor family. For me, i always wanted to find siblings. I can� t explain it. Nobody else knows how we feel because they haven� t had this experience. Those of us born 40,005 can get a basic knowledge and fine detail on the regulator. They� ve also told me something really exciting, it actually got the list of siblings that i� ve got. I have 16 altogether which is totally bonkers. Its altogether which is totally bonkers. It� s really weird because i always said ifelt like it� s really weird because i always said i felt like a sister and it� s really weird because i always said ifelt like a sister and it says there are two females and 95 which is the year i was born. That is mind blowing. And it gets better. I think i� ve actually tracked her down. She lives 20 minutes away from me. We texted it a bit back and forth and we decided a date to meet up forth and we decided a date to meet up which is really nerve racking but exciting at the same time. I� m not the only one who has used other methods to find my donor family. Gary and his three daughters live in essex. He donated in the � 80s and was recently contacted by a Donor Daughter who used investigators to find him. We daughter who used investigators to find him. ~ , ~. , daughter who used investigators to find him. ~ ,. ,. , find him. We ust kind of looked at each other find him. We just kind of looked at each other and find him. We just kind of looked at each other and i find him. We just kind of looked at each other and i can find him. We just kind of looked at each other and i can see find him. We just kind of looked at each other and i can see it find him. We just kind of looked at each other and i can see it now, i find him. We just kind of looked at i each other and i can see it now, she embraced me and i embraced her, it was very emotional. Something that happened so long ago that i did, i could never dream that it would be like this. I couldn� t foresee it. Gary is daughter didn� t want to be identified on camera. But she wrote us a letter that his third daughter will react to us. It us a letter that his third daughter will react to us. Will react to us. It begins, i never thou~ht will react to us. It begins, i never thought my will react to us. It begins, i never thought my political will react to us. It begins, i never thought my political father will react to us. It begins, i never thought my political father would| thought my political father would want to thought my political father would want to meet me. Let alone the part of my want to meet me. Let alone the part of my life want to meet me. Let alone the part of my life i want to meet me. Let alone the part of my life. I also wanted to know where of my life. I also wanted to know where i of my life. I also wanted to know where i came from, what was my father where i came from, what was my father like . Where i came from, what was my father like . Does he look like me . Do i father like . Does he look like me . Do i have father like . Does he look like me . Do i have siblings . Getting to know them do i have siblings . Getting to know them has do i have siblings . Getting to know them has been amazing and i feel like they them has been amazing and i feel like they where the missing part of me. Like they where the missing part of me i like they where the missing part of me i love like they where the missing part of me. I love gary to bits and am so grateful me. I love gary to bits and am so grateful for me. I love gary to bits and am so grateful for how he has treated me in the grateful for how he has treated me in the same way as to my sisters. That in the same way as to my sisters. That makes in the same way as to my sisters. That makes people so emotional. Its that makes people so emotional. It� s really nice, so lovely. Not everybody wants a relationship with their donor but for those who do, things are about to change for the better. When you are both 18 next year, will you apply for more information . Year, will you apply for more information . And i year, will you apply for more information . Yes. And what are you expecting . Information . Yes. And what are you expecting . I information . Yes. And what are you expecting . I want information . Yes. And what are you expecting . I want to information . Yes. And what are you expecting . I want to meet information . Yes. And what are you expecting . I want to meet him. I information . Yes. And what are you expecting . I want to meet him. He| expecting . I want to meet him. He ave us a expecting . I want to meet him. He gave us a wonderful expecting . I want to meet him. He gave us a wonderful gift. Expecting . I want to meet him. He gave us a wonderful gift. We i expecting . I want to meet him. He gave us a wonderful gift. We havel gave us a wonderful gift. We have two amazing children and our lives are different as a result of that persons are different as a result of that persons kindness. It would be nice to shake persons kindness. It would be nice to shake his persons kindness. It would be nice to shake his hand and say thank you. A concert is taking place in moscow� s red square this afternoon due to start in the next hour to celebrate the First Anniversary of russia� s annexation of ukraine� s four regions of donetsk, luhansk, kherson and zaporizhzhia. It� s a day now official known as the day of reunification. Live now to vienna to speak to doctor sasha dovjuk, a fellow at vienna� s Institute Of Human Resouces and special projects curator at the Ukrainian Institute of london who� s from zaporizhzhia. I wonder how you feel today or will fill if you see president putin attending these celebrations in red square over something that for so many ukrainians is so utterly apparent and violent. Many ukrainians is so utterly apparent and violent. Thank you for brinuain apparent and violent. Thank you for bringing me apparent and violent. Thank you for bringing me in apparent and violent. Thank you for bringing me in i apparent and violent. Thank you for bringing me in. Iwill apparent and violent. Thank you for bringing me in. I will do apparent and violent. Thank you for bringing me in. I will do my apparent and violent. Thank you for bringing me in. I will do my best. Bringing me in. I will do my best not to see the coverage of this appalling concert and russia. Many of my co citizens are natives of the bridge, we don� t recognise the annexation and don� t recognise that it took place, the people who remained there have an evacuated are still considering themselves ukrainian citizens and since the invasion, they remained in the city and are volunteering to help the army and the displaced. So russian fantasies about annexing the region has absolutely nothing to do with their daily lives. Has absolutely nothing to do with their daily lives. Tarry more about dail life their daily lives. Tarry more about daily life for their daily lives. Tarry more about daily life for friends their daily lives. Tarry more about daily life for friends and their daily lives. Tarry more about daily life for friends and family i daily life for Friends And Family Backin Daily life for friends and family back in zaporizhzhia. The capital is still controlled by ukraine. I� ve seen people social media getting married and enjoying the sunshine of the summer down by the river, ordinary life continuing. Ordinary life continuing. Well, there are ordinary life continuing. Well, there are obviously ordinary life continuing. Well, there are obviously some i ordinary life continuing. Well, there are obviously some joys because people want to introduce as much normality into their daily lives as possible, adjusting during the Horror Horrors of the war. But is also true that russia terrorises them with constant bombings. There are up to 11 or 12 Air Raid Sirens per day and people have stopped reacting to them so theyjust get on with their daily lives. And Russia Targets civilian objects in zaporizhzhia such as residential buildings, hospitals and hotels. In august there was a devastating moment where they bombed a hotel which was used as a base. This shows us yet again that russia rages its war not only against ukrainian soldiers but against the international community. So what is now needed in zaporizhzhia and all over the big cities of ukraine is the strengthened air defence so we can endure through the Winter Seasons where russia will no doubt try to escalate its attacks on the civilian population. Apart from that, people have a mix, some have evacuated and some from territories of ukraine that are even more effective by the war have moved into zaporizhzhia. There� s also an influx of military and some of my friends are local historians and conducting tours, historicaltours are local historians and conducting tours, historical tours of the centre of zaporizhzhia in some districts and they show the city and explain its history to the new residents. Explain its history to the new residents explain its history to the new residents. , ,. ,. ,. Residents. That sense of defiance eo le residents. That sense of defiance people are residents. That sense of defiance people are still residents. That sense of defiance people are still determined i residents. That sense of defiance people are still determined in i residents. That sense of defiance i people are still determined in some ways to live their lives and enjoy aspects of daily life, that resilience is admired by so many people. But i wonder if you do live in zaporizhzhia where the frontline so close, if there is also a sense of disappointment at not more progress has been made in the counteroffensive. I progress has been made in the counteroffensive. Progress has been made in the counteroffensive. I think there is a shared feeling counteroffensive. I think there is a shared feeling in counteroffensive. I think there is a shared feeling in the counteroffensive. I think there is a shared feeling in the ukrainian i shared feeling in the ukrainian population that our armed forces are doing as much as humanly possible and probably even more given the limited resources they have. So there� s this overwhelming support behind the military, the local population by the civilians when they come closest to the front line, they come closest to the front line, they are often given free coffees and lunches in local restaurants and so on. People donate blood, the blood centre is very busy these days because of the influx of wounded from the front. Blood is in constant need. There are Volunteer Centres across the city in local libraries, local cafe is, people weaving Camouflage Nets for the army, Weaving Suits for the military. There� s a sense of resistance that is felt on the front as well as on the front line. The front line. Thus very much cominu the front line. Thus very much coming through. The front line. Thus very much coming through. I the front line. Thus very much coming through. I appreciate l the front line. Thus very much | coming through. I appreciate it the front line. Thus very much i coming through. I appreciate it must be difficult for you to be so far from home. But we appreciate you joining us. Hello. There are two sides to the weather story this weekend. One side of the story is some unseasonable warmth. We may see temperatures as high as 24 celsius. But there will also be some rain at times on the satellite picture. You can see this area of cloud. This is a Weather System that will push in from the southwest to bring rain for some of us during tomorrow. In the short term, though, actually quite a lot of sunshine out there. Some showers, too, especially in Western Parts and most especially in the northwest of scotland where some of those showers will continue to be heavy, quite windy here through the afternoon, feeling quite fresh as well. 13 to 20 degrees, pleasant in any sunshine. And then through tonight, most of the showers will fade, will keep some going across the northern isles. But elsewhere, aside from a few mist patches, some largely clear skies overhead that will allow it to get relatively chilly, not desperately cold for a late september night, but many spots will get down into single digits. But thanks to this ridge of high pressure, it� s going to be a mainly fine start to saturday. However, this Frontal System will be approaching from the west. Initially that will throw some high cloud across the sky, turning the sunshine quite hazy. And then the cloud will thicken out towards the west, with outbreaks of heavy rain pushing across Northern Ireland into western and northern parts of wales, the isle of man, north west, england into southern and central parts of scotland. It will turn relatively windy too for some of these irish sea coasts. Temperatures 12 degrees in lerwick, 20 degrees in london. Now, as you move through saturday night, this Weather System willjust continue to wriggle around. There� ll be some quite heavy bursts of rain, i think across central parts of the uk as this Weather System continues to advance. It will draw in some really quite humid air as we head into sunday, a very warm, quite muggy start to sunday across southern parts. It will be quite misty and murky, too, for some of these western and southern coast. We could well see some showery rain at times across central and southern parts of england and wales, sunshine and showers across Northern Ireland and scotland. But down towards the southeast with that humid air, we could well see temperatures up to 23 or 24 degrees through next week. Quite a mixed affair. That will continue to be some rain at times. It will be quite breezy, but it may turn warm again towards the end of the week, especially in the south. The world� s biggest economy, the united states, is on the verge of a government shutdown. Inflation flows to its lowest levels in two years, so the questionnaires, are those higher Interest Rates starting to work . Hello, everybody. Give me 30 minutes and i will give you a snapshot of the world. The world� s biggest economy, the united states, is on the verge of a government shutdown. It seems unlikely that the democrats and republicans will be able to agree on measures to keep the federal government funded past sunday. And the investmemt Bank Goldman Sachs says it could knock Economic Growth by 0. 2 for each week it lasts. 0ur Correspondent erin delmore is in new york