some of them, targeting minority muslim communities, like the attack on this mosque in mazari sharif. this is what is left of it after it was bombed and after at least 31 died. attacks have also taken place at schools. it was only last week that at least six people were killed in explosions at this high school in a neighbourhood with a hazara shia community. the taliban say they have a handle on the security situation in afghanistan, and yet, for afghans these killings continue. azadeh moshiri, bbc news. the acting premier of the british virgin islands has insisted that there s no need for direct rule to be imposed from london, as recommended by an inquiry set up because of concerns about corruption. the islands premier, andrew fahie, has appeared in court in the us on drugs trafficking charges. he was detained in miami by us agents posing as members of a mexican drug cartel.
islamic state have claimed some of them, targeting minority muslim communities, like the attack on this mosque in mazari sharif. this is what is left of it after it was bombed and after at least 31 died. attacks have also taken place at schools. it was only last week that at least six people were killed in explosions at this high school in a neighbourhood with a hazara shia community. the taliban say they have a handle on the security situation in afghanistan, and yet, for afghans these killings continue. azadeh moshiri, bbc news. china has further tightened covid restrictions in beijing to try to stop the virus spreading, as 21 million people in the capital begin a five day holiday period. all residents will now need to show digital proof of a negative test result before entering public spaces, including shopping malls and restaurants.
of it after it was bombed and after at least 31 died. attacks have also taken place at schools. it was only last week that at least six people were killed in explosions at this high school in a neighbourhood with a hazara shia community. the taliban say they have a handle on the security situation in afghanistan, and yet, for afghans these killings continue. azadeh moshiri, bbc news. we can return now to lord bethell of romford, the conservative mp i was speaking to just take a few moments ago about neil parish and unfortunately technical issues made us have to stop talking for a moment, butjust to pick up on what you have alluded to a number of times there about the bigger picture. and i said, right at the start of the interview that you had actually stopped somebody the london
now, but the victims are still being carried out, it s still going on. the number of dead is unclear. religious leaders insist dozens have been killed, and yet the taliban say the death toll is lower. translation: around 300-400 people were there performing rituals when the blast went off. i helped carry 10 15 wounded people and three who were killed to vehicles. this is the latest in a spate of attacks during the holy month. islamic state have claimed some of them, targeting minority muslim communities, like the attack on this mosque in mazari sharif. this is what is left of it after it was bombed and after at least 31 died. attacks have also taken place at schools. it was only last week that at least six people were killed in explosions at this high school in a neighbourhood with a hazara shia community. the taliban say they have a handle
ammunition, as well as tactical drones which were specially developed by the us military here for deployment in ukraine, for precisely the sort of use that they are going to be put to. president biden said that this was a critical window, as he put it, in the battle in ukraine and it could earmark the next phase in the conflict there. . ., dozens of people have been killed in four bomb attacks across afghanistan. the most lethal one took place in a shia mosque in mazar i sharif, where more than 30 people died. islamic state militants say they carried out at least two of the attacks. it s the second attack this week which has targeted the mainly hazara shia community. on tuesday, two bomb blasts hit a boy s school in a western neighbourhood of kabul, leaving six people dead. no one claimed responsibility but islamic state militants have targeted the area in the past. earlier, i spoke to akram gizabi, chairman of the world hazara council, and i asked him what daily life was like for the