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Its gdp growth estimate for the fiscal year ending injune to what is reported to be one of the lowest levels in history. our business correspondent explains why. pakistan's gdp is now officially estimated to expand at a mere three tenths of a percent for the financial year 2022, 2023 which runs through tojune 30. this is much lower than an earlier estimate of 2% and below both the world bank and the imf projections. the sharp slowdown in growth is one of the lowest in the history of pakistan which is also reeling under a political turmoil. last year, pakistan proved over 6% levels but the coun...

Bracing itself for enormous fallout. within that, you're still going to have a spike in immigration. immigration itself hits 1 have a spike in immigration. immigration itself hits1 million in the year tojune 2022. it's going to be interesting to see how this plays out. i'm wondering whether all this is to do with ukraine and hong kong. the figures are not here yet. shall i talk to you about the points? that is what is being _ i talk to you about the points? that is what is being reported at the moment. 606,000, which is somewhere between the population of edinburgh, the population of belfast. ...

It was 606,000 in the year ending december 2022, it was 606,000 in the year ending december2022, uk it was 606,000 in the year ending december 2022, uk net migration. 606,000. that's interesting, because thatis 606,000. that's interesting, because that is reported on agency sources, that is reported on agency sources, thatis that is reported on agency sources, that is less than some people were predicting. that is less than some people were ”redictin. . that is less than some people were ”redictin. , ., , predicting. yes, that is actually less, because _ predicting. yes, that is actually l...

When on sale earlier today. let's get more now on the uk government's plans stop migrants coming to the country on small boats. its new "illegal migration bill" puts a duty on ministers to detain and deport anyone who enters the country illegally, though the government has admitted the bill does "push the boundaries of international law". well, the number of people crossing the channel in small boats has soared in recent years. our analysis editor ros atkins looks at how the government has attempted to deal with the issue and the challenges it faces. crossing the channel in small boats like th...

Strongly denied by senior ministers. as far as the prime minister is concerned, he heads to paris on friday to talk about all of this with the president of france. our correspondent lucy williamson speaking to people in migrant camps on the north coast. what have they been saying? well, very few people we have spoken to have been deterred by the government's new policy. a lot of them were talking about the rwanda policy that was announced last year, they remember how anxious it made some of them, and i also remember that no—one has actually been put on a flight to rwanda yet, and many of the...