school children who are stuck in a cable car. they are dangling precariously above a river bed in the mountainous khyber pakhtunkhwa province. the children were on their way to school when two cables of the aerial trolley snapped. lots of people on the ground watching the rescue operation, a huge amount of concern about what might happen. with me is our reporter courtney bembridge. how is the rescue operation going? in the pictures we just so we can see that the army has sent a couple of helicopters to the area but the rotor blades from the helicopters could disrupt the cables, so it is precarious, we can see the images now, it is hanging on its side, the cable car, it is an open cable car which means that the doors on each side, there is nothing to stop people falling out, which is adding to the risk, and the fact that there are children on board. we have heard from one of the men on board, he is 20 years old, and he has been in contact with some of our colleagues working on
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the g7 is a completely different organisation from me till. this is the nato summit. the g7 is a group of seven wealthy nations, they have got together, met here and agreed a set of security assurances for ukraine which ukraine and president zelensky is welcoming. separately thatis zelensky is welcoming. separately that is nato, that is the summit i am at right now, a much bigger organisation, 31 countries get together, they are a defence alliance, they agree that if one country is attacked, that is effectively an attack on all of them and they respond together. nato yesterday did put forward a set of proposals for ukraine which again have been welcomed by president zelensky although not unreservedly. he welcomes things like more military support, and a body, the ukraine nature council which met a couple of hours ago for the first time, it gives a more equal footing for conversations between ukraine and nato, as it is seen as part of integration. finally volodymyr zelensky wa