Malala discharged from hospital
The Pakistani schoolgirl who survived an assassination attempt by the Taliban has been released from hospital in Birmingham.
The Pakistani schoolgirl who survived an assassination attempt by the Taliban has been released from hospital in Birmingham.
A hospital spokeswoman said Malala's medical team were "very pleased" with her progress following the operations, which lasted for around five hours.
Both operations were a success and Malala is now recovering in hospital.
Her condition is described as stable and her medical team are very pleased with the progress she has made so far.
She is awake and talking to staff and members of her family.
Speaking for the first time since her attack by the Taliban, schoolgirl Malala Yousafzai said she wants every child to be educated.
Doctors have said they plan to carry out two procedures to reinforce Malala Yousafzai's skull and to restore hearing to her left ear.