This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.

I'm Nick Miles and at 13 hours GMT on Friday 12th of May, these are our main stories.

A court in Pakistan has ordered the release of the opposition leader Imran Khan on bail

days after his detention sparked major unrest. Elon Musk says Twitter has a new chief executive,

but won't say who she is. We examine claims from the UN that Marley and troops and foreign

military personnel killed more than 500 people in an attack.

Also in this podcast, the dangers of being a political dissident in Laos,

New York City bans discrimination on the grounds of weight or height and

all the things I could have done that day, all the parties I could have gone to, but I chose

to attend the coronation and I got to see none of it.

Court up among protesters, a royal fan, says she was detained for being an innocent bystander at the

coronation. We start in Pakistan where Islamabad's high court has ordered the release of Imran Khan

who was arrested earlier this week. The former Prime Minister was granted two weeks

protected bail after appearing in court related to a corruption case and other charges.

Our correspondent Caroline Davis has just sent this report from inside the court complex.

In a dramatic intervention, the high court in Islamabad gave Imran Khan two weeks bail on the

very case he'd been arrested for on Tuesday from this court complex. A judge also allowed

bail until next Wednesday on all cases registered against the former Prime Minister while he was in

police custody. That stands within Islamabad. It's not clear whether Mr Khan could be arrested

if he left the capital. Imran Khan was defiant in court saying he'd been treated as a terrorist.

His opponent say he's been using his supporters to avoid the law. When asked whether he would tell

his supporters to stop any violent attacks, Mr Khan said he'd always call for peaceful protests

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