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  "There is nothing to be worried about. Whether they're 12 or 18 years old, we take guys of these ages too. " A smuggler of people in Quetta who arranges illegal routes to Pakistan and explains how he operates in an interview with a undercover BBC journalist.   The price is 2.5m Pakistani rupees ($9000; PS7,500) an untried young man can reach Europe "safe and sound" in about three weeks, he claims through crossing the border to Iran by foot, and traveling by road through Turkey towards Italy.   His tone of voice is comforting. "He should keep snacks. He should definitely carry good quality shoes, and two or three sets of clothes. That's it. He can buy water from Quetta. He will call upon reaching Quetta and a guy will come and receive him." The person who smuggles the migrants Azam - Azam claims that hundreds of people are crossing the Pakistan border to Iran each day.   He minimizes the dangers for our journalist, who poses as a man who wants to

Sunak concentrates on the longer-term Middle East peace ambition While certain parts of the UK speech by the prime minister (which we've previously covered in previous posts) concentrated on immediate support including PS20m of aid being sent to Gaza The majority of it was focused on the long-term goals for peace in the region, too. Rishi Sunak has said that Rishi Sunak believed that "renewed creativity" was needed in the pursuit of an alternative to a two-state solution, which is the creation of a separate Palestinian state that is a part of Israel. However, he said that even though greater "effective governance" was needed in Gaza and the West Bank, there is "no scenario" where Hamas can be allowed to take control of Gaza and additional Palestinian territories. Sunak reviews UK humanitarian aid British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has responded to the Starmer remarks by explaining the humanitarian aid offered by the UK in Gaza and reiterating there wil