People have been killed in a Suicide Car Bombing in the capital kabul. It happened during the morning rush hour in the west of the city. Heres a close up of the area you can see its close to the university and some government ministries. Its also home to many from the shia hazara community. The taliban have claimed responsibility. They said they were targeting intelligence officials on this bus. But afghan officials said the people on the bus were employees from the ministry of mines. Lets show you these pictures from the aftermath. 42 people were injured there are fears the number of casualties could rise. Heres what one person caught up in the blast described. Translation two cars were burning, you could see bodies scattered. Several shops were on fire. It was horrific, everyone was trying to run away, including women and people on their way to work. It comes less than two months after an even bigger attack in kabul that killed over 150 people. In fact, the United Nations says that i
People have been killed in a Suicide Car Bombing in the capital kabul. It happened during the morning rush hour in the west of the city. Heres a close up of the area you can see its close to the university and some government ministries. Its also home to many from the shia hazara community. The taliban have claimed responsibility. They said they were targeting intelligence officials on this bus. But afghan officials said the people on the bus were employees from the ministry of mines. Lets show you these pictures from the aftermath. 42 people were injured there are fears the number of casualties could rise. Heres what one person caught up in the blast described. Translation two cars were burning, you could see bodies scattered. Several shops were on fire. It was horrific, everyone was trying to run away, including women and people on their way to work. It comes less than two months after an even bigger attack in kabul that killed over 150 people. In fact, the United Nations says that i
Welcome to bbc news. The parents of the terminally ill baby Charlie Gard Have ended their legal battle to take him to the us for experimental treatment. Charlies father, chris gard, gave an emotional statement outside the high court, saying they were going to spend their last precious moments with their son, who would not now make his first birthday in just under two weeks time. Earlier, their lawyer told the court that time had run out for the baby, as an american doctor who examined charlie had said he could no longer offer the therapy after seeing the results of a new mri scan last week. Doctors at Great Ormond Street Hospital say the treatment could never have worked. Heres our medical correspondent fergus walsh. Raw emotion outside the high court, while inside, charlie gards parents we re while inside, charlie gards parents were expect accepting their fight was over. The devastating news their son should be allowed to die. They emerged from an emotional hearing to pay tribute to c
Competitive enterprise institute. This is one hour. Mp admin joining us for a discussion on the climate agenda, were meeting bob dean who seat serves as the director of strategic. And the director of the center for energy and environment. Good morning. We talk about the larger issues of the agenda. Talk about specifically called the paris climate agreement as we speak right now the Trump Administration is debating whether to stay in it. If you get what it is in your perspective should we stay in it or not . Ting sure this is a triumph of american leadership. Were doing whats important for our country at home so our children to not inherit dangerous Climate Change tomorrow. We have 195 countries agreed with the United States. Lets cut the use and shift to better ways for our children. Akr so why would we walk away from that . Why would we break our promise to the rest of the world . We need to stay with it. The paris climate treaty is exactly the opposite of what he said. It is not a tr
Spirit, and a selection of his speeches going back to 1989, sunday night at 8 00 eastern on q a. Washington journal continues. Joining us for discussion on the Trump Administrations climate agenda is bob deans of the National Resources Defense Council and myron ebell from the competitive enterprise institute. Good morning to you both. We talk about the larger issues of the agenda, but first, talk about the paris claimant agreement. The Trump Administration is debating on whether to stay in it. Can you give your perspective on what it is and whether the u. S. Should stay in it or not . Guest this is a triumph of american leadership. Were cutting Carbon Pollution so our children do not inherit dangerous Climate Change tomorrow. We had the entire world on board, 195 countries in paris agreed with United States to cut fossil fuel use and to shift to smarter ways for the future. That is a huge triumph. Why owners would we walk away from that success . Why would we break our promise to the w