that are immunosuppressed who haven t come forward for their fourth dose of the spring booster, and those people we think, they could get the consequences of severe covid. so, we are urging people, if they have been offered theirfourth dose, to come forward. susan hopkins there. a second earthquake has shaken an area in south eastern afghanistan, causing yet more death and destruction. more than 1,000 people are known to have died in the quakes in paktika province, one of the poorest areas in one of the poorest countries in the world. from gayan, secunder kermani reports. scrambling for scraps of bread. for survivors of this earthquake, support is flowing in, but more is needed. we re in gayan district, close to the epicentre, hundreds of homes have been destroyed, families wiped out. there are still injuries to treat. this charity normally removes landmines,
to, and in the last half hour or so we have been told we will be talking to the deputy prime minister dominic raab, that will be at 7:30am. 17 minutes past seven. efforts are continuing to get aid to survivors of a devastating earthquake in afghanistan that hit a remote area of the country two days ago killing more than 1,000 people. hundreds of families are now homeless and are struggling to find food and shelter. our correspondent secunder kermani reports. aid agencies have been transporting food and tents to the earthquake hit parts of giyan and barmal districts, here in paktika province, travelling along the long, dirt bumpy road from sharan, the nearest big city which is where we are now. taliban military helicopters have also been used to fly in supplies because the location is so remote. taliban officials telling us the search and rescue operation is now over, the focus very much on those who survived this earthquake, getting them adequate food and shelter.
stomachs much. grumblings about circuit stomach s leadership crace keir starmer s stomach s leadership crace keir starmer s leadership will fall away, but it starmer s leadership will fall away, but it will starmer s leadership will fall away, but it will be difficult for boris johnson we ll be getting reaction to the results from across the political spectrum throughout the morning. just after seven o clock we ll be speaking to shadow transport secretary louise haigh. we were supposed to be talking to 0liver dowden who has resigned as the conservative party chairman this morning, hopefully he will still give us an interview that will bejust after 7.30. efforts are continuing to get aid to survivors of a devastating earthquake in afghanistan that hit a remote area of the country two days ago killing more than a thousand people. hundreds of families are now homeless and are struggling to find food and shelter. 0ur correspondent secunder kermani reports. aid agencies have been tra
us and he was our boy. imran khan the former cricketer who became pakistan s prime ministerfour years ago has appealed to his supporters to protest at his removalfrom power after he lost a confidence vote in parliament late last night. he s become the first pakistani prime minister to be ousted in this way as our correspondent, secunder kermani reports. opposition supporters celebrating in front of parliament last night after imran khan was ousted from office. but as the drama subsided, a lone woman approached us. translation: our hearts are crying for imran khan, there is no other leader like him in the world. there is so much pain in heart, my heart is screaming. we are going to have a government of thieves that have looted our country. imran khan first became a national hero as a cricketing star.
the neighbouring region of odesa. also their capabilities in the sea decreased after ukraine successfully attacked one of russia s most modern warships by missile and also after receiving things from the united kingdom which we are very thankful for to prime minister johnson and the government and whole nation. that is a ukrainian mp in odesa. imran khan the former cricketer who became pakistan s prime ministerfour years ago has appealed to his supporters to protest at his removalfrom power after he lost a confidence vote in parliament late last night. he s become the first pakistani prime minister to be ousted in this way as our correspondent, secunder kermani reports. opposition supporters celebrating in front of parliament last night after imran khan was ousted from office. but as the drama subsided, a lone woman approached us.