The rights to control India"s eight Twenty20 Premier League teams are sold for a staggering �370m combined. The crisis in Kenya has prompted a wave of international pressure from governments concerned at the risk of ethnic cleansing and a descent into chaos of what was regarded as one of Africa"s more stable political systems, says the BBC"s Paul Reynolds Benazir Bhutto"s home province of Sindh and its capital, Karachi, are in turmoil following her assassination. Two sons of a Pakistani family who won a reprieve from deportation are scheduled to be flown home. family due to be deported to Pakistan win a last minute legal reprieve, as hundreds of school pupils back their case. The full text of prime minister Gordon Brown"s Commons statement on new anti-terrorism measures Pakistan"s top judge accuses Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz of violating a Supreme Court judgement. The BBC"s Owen Bennett Jones and Shoaib Hasan describe Nawaz Sharif"s return to Pakistan. Ex-PM Nawaz Sharif returns to Pakistan after years of exile, amid uncertainty how the government will respond. How the dramatic events of the 1999 Pakistan coup, which saw the overthrow of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, unfolded. The full text of Gordon Brown and David Cameron"s statements in the Commons on the government"s counter-terrorism strategy. As the row between London and Moscow continues BBC News website readers recall the original Cold War. People in the flood-hit Pakistani province of Balochistan are angry they got so little help, reports the BBC"s Ilyas Khan. All Indonesian airlines including national carrier Garuda are to be banned from flying into the European Union. The BBC"s security correspondent Frank Gardner looks at how Tony Blair has handled the terrorist threat. The jailing of five men in the British fertiliser bomb plot trial has revealed unprecedented detail of international networks of Islamist militants. BBC News explains how these networks operate. The BBC News website pieces together what is known about some of the key al-Qaeda suspects. The chairman of the state-owned Pakistan International Airlines resigns, in the aftermath of a flight ban on the organisation by the European Union. Sri Lanka thrash Bangladesh by 198 runs under the D/L method in Trinidad. News profiles Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, who has reportedly admitted planning the 11 September 2001 attacks on the US.
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