complain. 22% in pakistan. let s jump complain. 22% in pakistan. let s jump to islamabad where caroline davies joins jump to islamabad where caroline daviesjoins us. let s jump to islamabad where caroline davies joins us. let s start with theirs, it has finally reached a deal. what has been the reaction to the deal? the deal. what has been the reaction to the deal? ., ., the deal? the government are relieved to the deal? the government are relieved to have the deal? the government are relieved to have got the deal? the government are relieved to have got this - the deal? the government are relieved to have got this point| relieved to have got this point where it has gone through. this has been months of negotiations, and the deal was meant to expire today. they have a new deal which will carry them through for nine months, and it will be about 3 billion us dollars, which is more they were expecting. that is a relief, but lots of analysts have emphasised this is just pat
tomorrow ranging from 1a to about 24. tomorrow ranging from 14 to about 24. so still feeling humid across england and wales. friday, rain in the north of the country, windy here, as well. it changes direction to a northerly. we could see thunderstorms from some of the showers further south and in between, sunny skies. and the temperatures, 14 22. so a little bit fresher as we heard from friday into the weekend. that is quite a spread of temperatures. after more than 14 hours stuck in a cable car that was dangling over a ravine, eight people have finally been brought to safety in pakistan. six schoolchildren were among those rescued in the northwest of the country after a cable snapped. 0ur pakistan correspondent caroline daviesjoins us now.
complain. 22% in pakistan. let s jump complain. 22% in pakistan. let s jump to islamabad where caroline davies joins jump to islamabad where caroline daviesjoins us. let s jump to islamabad where caroline davies joins us. let s start with theirs, it has finally reached a deal. what has been the reaction to the deal? the deal. what has been the reaction to the deal? ., ., the deal? the government are relieved to the deal? the government are relieved to have the deal? the government are relieved to have got the deal? the government are relieved to have got this - the deal? the government are relieved to have got this point| relieved to have got this point where it has gone through. this has been months of negotiations, and the deal was meant to expire today. they have a new deal which will carry them through for nine months, and it will be about 3 billion us dollars, which is more they were expecting. that is a relief, but lots of analysts have emphasised this is just patching up,
which is what the russian allies are calling for. somejumping on comments made by the russian foreign minister in a televised meeting with vladimir putin suggesting there could be a way out of that. the americans do not see any signs of that so which side of the equation will the british come down on, especially when last night the outcome of the phone call between the us president and borisjohnson was an agreement between them there is still a window for this to be solved. though it is tuesday and as you said, us intelligence released suggest that an invasion could be as soon as tomorrow so when they take the temperature they could find it has shot up. we the temperature they could find it has shot um the temperature they could find it hasshotu.~ , ,, ., has shot up. we will be speaking to the foreign has shot up. we will be speaking to the foreign secretary has shot up. we will be speaking to the foreign secretary about - has shot up. we will be speaking to the foreign secretary
johnson and joe biden. that hope seems to be based on the idea that may be the ukrainian government could clarify the timeline for their membership ofjoining nato and could they clarify the timeline in such a way that reassures the russians and then vladimir putin can climb down. at the same time, they are making scary sounding warnings that a big russian military invasion could only be something like 24 hour is the way, because that is what american intelligence suggested at the weekend. , ., ., , weekend. let s find out if that is likel . our correspondent in moscow, caroline daviesjoins us now. what sense do you get from the kremlin? we have not heard from the kremlin? we have not heard from the kremlin this morning but in terms of the papers, a lot of them focus on the papers, a lot of them focus on the meeting between sergei lavrov the meeting between sergei lavrov the foreign minister and president putin during which sergei lavrov reassured president putin it was worth continui