Blame Pakistan in the 1st of 3 t 20 internationals in Kuala Lumpur Let's say good morning or good afternoon as it is then to Henry Moran good afternoon from sunny Kuala Lumpur 51 for 4 is the Pakistan score after 7 overs in response to England's 154 for 4 Any Jones top scorer in them with 53 in response Pakistan who made a decent start but the number of wickets at a full in particular 2 and the previous over will be a kind of 51 for Pakistan chasing 155 let's get the rest of the morning sport now his shop ammunition to Everton are reportedly trying to persuade former Chelsea and Napoli boss Carlo and to become their new manager but they reveal no offer has been made to anyone yet the club say they've had meetings with several candidates and are keen to appoint someone to replace Marco Silva but Duncan Ferguson will remain in cats a good chance for Wednesday's e.f.l. 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Not sure if anybody's to causation monitor sounded slightly disparaging even back in those winter of our discontent days back in the seventy's woman's house is about to become a father the 1st time when he lost a causeway she called a child if it's a boy who shouted out rock without missing a beat Let's go the latest news them from Turkey and the surrounding region with Laura Wells I asked her why protesters in Iraq a chanting for a homeland when they have one well technically they do but they don't feel that the government serves them they believe it's right Reisa Tarion and they also believe that they serve the interests of outside countries such as Iran which wields immense power and Iraq as well as United States and to a much lesser degree countries like Turkey so you know when you see in the sectarian strife. Most recently there was a mass grave outside of Fallujah from $643.00 members of a Sunni tribe found that were believed to be massacred by a Shiite military group backed by Iran that was welcomed by the former prime minister that just stepped down the beginning of November it is an ongoing problem has been for over a decade and continues to be a problem there is very high unemployment there is very poor infrastructure again attributed to the politicians corruption and really have they believe that the politicians don't represent them and have no interest in helping them really that the protesters believe they have nothing to lose having said that they have felt this way for some time certainly since the fall of Saddam Hussein or arguably long before that as well what's different now what why have these protests have been going on for some time now what was triggered this latest wave of discontent. Well there were often on in 2018 and restarted in October and with the last national elections they did see a shake up of the government they thought that perhaps the new politicians would be would be accountable and deliver on some promises given and it just didn't happen. Sensibly this could continue to happen even though the prime minister has stepped down the parliament is not even able to come up with a new president and of the 6 candidates that are being proposed right now but with no way of parliament actually again appoint them because there's no consensus. In Tahrir Square in Baghdad where it's been a real hub of the protest they have pictures and names of these candidates with big X.'s next to their names so the protesters do not believe that anything that the government has come up with as of right now is suitable and the situation is it never seems to improve now there are still small groups of ISIS and even recently there were about 5 Iraqi military officials that were killed by ISIS You know they said well after we defeat ISIS things will be better when we have a new election things will be better and it doesn't seem to come in they're having problems now even before these protests are started with electricity with clean water in again not to mention the very high unemployment and now we've seen that 511 protesters have been killed 21000 injured and at least 48 of those protesters have gone missing believed to have been taken in by Iraqi officials including some activists so they really are fearless at this point in time because they really truly feel they have nothing to lose and the Iraqis want Iraq for themselves once more there is such a shocking level of casualties it's unimaginable unfit for any country. Any country not in a a war situation how very proud says he's demonstrations to end so deadly. Well there have been multiple multiple reports also some videos posted 1st hand accounts of survivors of either snipers gunmen or even a mass men wielding machetes. Most people believe the Iraqi government has been allowing this to happen and that there are Iran's back forces behind these snipers another types of gunmen no one has been held accountable there's than lip service by the politicians that they would come to the bottom of whoever was opening fire on the protesters but it hasn't come to pass and this is again part of the grievances of the protestors that there's no accountability by the politicians whatsoever and a general disregard for human life I'm sorry what was wrong got to do with this. Well Iran since. The invasion of Iraq has really tried and succeeded in getting a foothold in Iraq both in its. Political circles as well as these paramilitary groups on the ground some are called hush it or popular mobilization units many of them were instrumental in fighting ISIS and the former prime minister who just stepped down had even invited them to be part of the Iraqi army and said that they could be the future of Iraq but you know even Oh so the money that he was he is still. At the head of the great revolutionary guards in Iran I mean he lived for years in Iraq most of the time so it's not a secret that Iran. Has been such a part of Iraq for years now and if this point would probably be the number one outside interest group wielding power there now would you make of the cool by the British ambassador to Iraq Stephen he could say to the army the call to the army i.e. Bypassing the government and making a call to the army to protect these protesters is what you make of that highly unusual for in a diplomat to talk directly to the Sovereign States Army in this way. Well again. The utter lack of accountability of the politicians that they really don't remember there is no prime minister right now that they aren't necessarily in charge the Army at least parts the army as I said the hotshot or popular mobilization units generally Shiite paramilitary groups that have had some level of autonomy against for years whether it's part of the army or in a army controlled area or not and directly also asked to run not to interfere in a rocky affairs and he called for early elections and and and maybe that that does need to happen although we have seen a succession of national elections and hope with each and everyone calling upon you know that the voters have voted for different kinds of politicians from different groups different ethnic groups certainly different parties and there are many in Iraq and yet none of the governments have seemed to be able to come together or no state there is actually been able to deliver general goods and services Gen a strong legal system human rights in Iraq and all of them seem to have been greatly influenced by outside forces including Iran Ok no prime minister bit Iraq still has a president which. Denotes it is some kind of functioning state nevertheless and the president had until the end of yesterday Monday to propose a new prime minister was that deadline met and what the consequence not no they the Parliament hasn't been able to come up with a consensus of who actually these are blocs So these are different political parties that come together as a bloc and they have not been able to coalesce to form a majority which would be the one to propose a candidate so it's I yes Iraq certainly. As a governmental system but I would consider it a fragile state as would most analysts just because it has a system doesn't mean it's a functional system. Campbell retentionists story obviously is a once a keep an eye on moving forward let's concentrate for a moment on choky where there are new conservative parties. That's right and this is a huge development since the formation of the pro Kurdish h d p party which really called upon former Kurdish parties to come together and which it did successfully really hasn't been a formation of new parties in years and certainly not of conservative parties and what's interesting is as you know the ruling aap party led by President everyone has been a juggernaut since 2002 it has dominated the political scene since then but there has been some former top party leaders members and even co-founders who have been very critical of President everyone in the government in the past few years and now they decided to create their own new parties just on December 12th we saw the formation of the future or in Turkish going to jack party the application was given to the Interior Ministry this has been founded by the former prime minister met who also served as the foreign minister and is a professor or holding a Ph d. He's age 60 he's very conservative he was accused of trying to create a neo Ottoman Empire of Turkey and coined the term 0 problems with neighbors which certainly didn't work out while she was in office and then we have a gave a speech then on the 13th and she was very critical of the government he said repressive and illegal measures are closing down the capacity of the Turkish mind those that have no sense of justice have nothing to say for our nation's future he was forced to resign by President are going back and 2016 when she was pushing to change Turkey from a parliamentary system to an executive presidential system which it is now in which President and one has. 'd almost unending powers individually so yes place to give me 15 King. Because I was always led to believe that president maybe I made this. Conclusion but just by the actions of the president Mr Hu on rather than that of his policy but I was always led to sort of conclude that the arc party was a conservative party nevertheless because you know the president does seem to be rather autocratic to save at least I'm I'm mistaken if if Turkey has such a. A mega Conservative Party over ready why why would they why would there be an interest in new conservative parties is a space is there for for more mini forms of the Ark party. Well that's a good question and I think we'll find out fairly soon. That these are as I said splinter groups of the original op party and not every party member has been pleased with the progress and development of the party since 2002 for instance I met double that of double to low Yes' said that the UK Party has lost its way and that he wanted to bring back the principles of which a party ran on initially including a diminishing corruption securing human rights supporting the rights of minorities and the like so. If you were to look at those promises made by a party initially certainly they are not upholding them under the tutelage of President hard one who is it is almost a one man party at this point whereas when it started it was certainly there were many leaders and brains behind it so this is this is born of discontent these are fellow conservatives that shared a vision with President Aragon before he took over the party is the president concerned about these parents rivals or not. I'm sure he is he has spoken critically of those who have criticized him so we have here the former prime minister I met of which a little we have former president ghoul she is going to be an advisor to another rival maybe conservative slash centrist party that the former finance minister he was also the former foreign minister and deputy prime minister and a co-founding a party member John and he was a very successful finance minister and also didn't Eldo she is religiously conservative didn't speak really of religion at all so he's going to set up a rival party he announced back in November either the end of this year or the beginning of next year and he says his will be mainstream and he also said that Turkey is in a dark tunnel and one of the dangers of why me and rule so there certainly are conservatives who don't agree with President Tad one I do think there is a place for them but will they be allowed to grow their parties out we've seen many opposition politicians go to jail even the co-heads of the procurers h d p party have now been in jail for years. And if they are allowed to go ahead Will they have the charisma of the cult of personality of president as one or will they be able to use the party dominated media to get their points across Can they lure voters away that's a good question and we can't tell as of now on a different something inside the business dating into a. I could name you shame I'm dismayed I'm embarrassed I couldn't name you a single Tell case entertainer. Of any period to my shame I accept that but perhaps things are about to change because it took his actor who has had some international recognition. That's right he was born in Turkey but he spent a good deal of time in the u.k. And he was even trained at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art Now those in Great Britain might remember him in the 1st few years of East Enders She played a character in The men met all smiles Oh yes oh your own cool Yes Sukhumi was a cabbie wasn't he was a Dr really stands out one day exactly and a cafe owner says that say yeah. He did yes it is he here is the real name there was think you know but I'm not the only place Listen to this program to name a single. Actor Gregg is really a. Billionaire and he is a realtor he was born and bred in Turkey born in is near 954 but he did spend a good deal of time in the u.k. So he is actually known to many Brits who watch television especially the early few years of East Enders and later he set up a theater in Turkey became a really well respected stage actor he started many t.v. Shows and movies and trekking abroad even the remake of Ben Hur but most recently. Billionaire won International Emmy Award for his best performance by an actor for a streaming Turkish show called Shas yet or personality and he plays the main character so widower and former judicial clerk who is diagnosed with Alzheimer's he decides to deal with his diagnosis by becoming a serial killer dressed in a cat costume and murdering all his former enemies because he says he will never remember the guilt he felt in killing another human being and the courts will never find him accountable if he is caught. And it has been streamed by a streaming news streaming network in Turkey with English subtitles but right now only available in Turkey so it's pretty ripe for international distribution and certainly it has had great reviews internationally and I know he is listing it as one of the top serials of all time so what's really interesting about just yet a personality this t.v. Show a signal for the award was announced they'd be more of a cult favorite not a mean stream hit even in Turkey so what we're saying is it's 65 years old how the billionaire is just finds himself at the top of his career with international accolades and it flooded the news flooded Turkish social media because so many Turks were so proud and found it to be such great news finally coming out of Turkey and on the international scene that one of their own had actually been recognised at the top of his field and it was really happy moment for many Turks and now Shasta yet is a well known show in Turkey and most likely we'll see it go around the world Laura well as they knew stumble Australia meanwhile is bracing itself if that's the right word for heatwave that has the potential to break records already some areas have been seeing temperatures rise up to 20 degrees above the December average and South Australia's Riverland has a full cost of 40 degrees centigrade for Thursday 48 degrees Celsius the wildfires continue to burn meanwhile and through mercies of water it's man he knows he's with me at the moment are you feeling the heat currently. No not at the moment Dalton It's 25 degrees here in the center of Sydney it won't be like this later in the week they are forecasting that this large mass of hot air that is making its way across the Australian continent from west to east will bring with it very scorching temperatures in South Australia a code red warning has been issued for vulnerable people and there is speculation that in southern parts of Australia the temperature could reach 50 degrees Celsius here in Sydney the warm days are likely to be Thursday and Saturday in the western suburbs of Sydney this is a very big city so the further west you go of course the further away from the ocean you are and in the far western suburbs of Sydney on Thursday and Saturday temperatures in the mid forty's Celsius it is a very warm heads and of course on top of that it will exacerbate an already very serious bush fire danger of the. Excuse. Probably about 46 degrees Celsius this punishing it was almost too hot to do anything there was a sense of a climatized nation that if you were in an air conditioned office or home or in the car and you stepped out you would feel it even more acutely but if you spent some time out there was an opportunity to spend mayb