for any particular reason to doubt the genuine observatory's figures. but there is another group led by this man was a very his figures are slightly higher than the original observatories groups the syrian observatory for human rights. makes a point to be they say you know they're independent they're human rights and. they record all deaths whether they're soldiers syrian soldiers loyal to the regime or the defectors or their protesters where as. now as arabs group claims they do as well but their figures for the number of. military dead are much much lower so this seems to be you know a certain agenda there behind it all seems to me basically. although both sides deny differences in in military intervention essentially in political differences there is different trends in the syrian opposition mainly between people who

support outside intervention and the protestors who don't so you've got groups like the syrian national council which are now openly in favor of a no fly zone which to me seems ridiculous because you know there isn't any even claimed that i know of. the syrian regime for all its many crimes there's no claims that it's bombed people so no fly zone just seems a political pretext to invade to me. and the original syrian observatory for human rights group is against that there's a split and they said we don't support a no fly zone they said that simeon songs of so these these two sides these two groups they both seemed to although they denied direct links to different factions of the opposition they seemed their position seems to line up why hasn't this internal riff within the syrian opposition been more widely reported using sterilizing for the potentially damaging for. for the original

syrian observatory for human rights if they get into a slanging match about or with just two sides fighting each other sort of thing and they would they i mean that they don't want to speak about it very to me the original syrian observatory group because of that so that's one factor another factor is just embarrassing for example for the b.b.c. to say well we didn't probably check this guy and we put him on b.b.c. news channel as a spokesperson for the syrian observatory which has become a really highly quoted source in this can we still trust that they think there is a good question and i think i think it still needs to be looked into more i think it's very difficult this this is a ration in syria it's very very difficult to get reliable information from anyone . and the main reason for that is the fact that the regime has not allowed free access to journalists of because of is the ongoing crime that is

committed wish to seem to be. hopefully not but things do seem to be spiraling towards the scenario of civil war i think what is what is good that it's journalists are open to the views of activists on the ground which is i mean essentially what was the syrian observatory for human rights that's where they get their information from these activists and eyewitnesses on the ground i think it's good for journalists to be open so that at the same time they do need to check them so i think there's a tendency for. the media in this country in america to accept more uncritically the views of activists on the ground in the case of syria and also iran because it they're seen as anti western regimes whereas if it's in the case of things like palestine for example they far far far less regular for them to take the views of activists on the ground how willing has the foreign media would you say been its

consumption of the figures published by the zawi group a lot of the mainstream news channels of were taken in by his area and he's appeared on the b.b.c. and he's appeared on zero english and c.n.n. and probably others. as a spokesperson for the observatory although he rarely have direct friends group says he was never a spokes person for them his kind of narrative which has become increasingly shrill that he it plays into the narrative of we need to do something we meaning you know the west or the british government or the american government or whatever we need to intervene and we need to do something and it plays into that kind of narrative i mean for example periods last month on. our straightly in t.v. and he used the word genocide which of what's happening now i mean. that seems to me exaggerated for all the crimes of the bashar assad regime he's he's

kind of see. to be inflating it which to me is is damaging to the opposition and that's what people who i've spoken to who are part of the opposition or sympathetic to the opposition that's why they kind of they don't like this kind of approach because the crimes of the regime are bad enough without kind of. using words like genocide from the syrian observatory. group emphasized to me that they're against a no fly zone and that's part of it doesn't seem to be picked up by the media in general although they quote their figures a lot they don't quote the fact that well they said explicitly to me you know i haven't kakkar said to me that we were against a no fly zone we don't want to war in this country we want we just want democracy. so again that the media seems to be quite selective of the parts that they pick. and they did does i suppose the reality of. bloodshed on the ground does

does play into it into what's going on in the u.s. and to a certain extent but i think there's greater political forces at play here how damaging could a foreign intervention be in syria any outside military intervention in syria would be. very much in it for the worse the kurds. the regional confrontation. and it could even increase support for the regime within the country we saw you see what happened in the case of iran as well as opposition. from within the there is rhetoric from the outside of threats of are the bombing from israel. the u.s. all this talk in the media and threats allows the regimes to then say oh well look

you have to support us because otherwise you're going to you know you going to get bombed and these opposition people they're not genuine opposition they're just agents and so on and so forth so. i think and outside intervention. in terms of whether it's just the so-called no fly zone or any kind of military intervention would very much make things worse the arab league solution to the syrian crisis is present as sad to see power to his deputy is that fair i think that's a way of keeping the regime in place and changing the figurehead that seems to be very much the g.c.c. plan in yemen for example where they wanted. to to step down to. essentially to keep everything of her and her parents or his vice president was and the regime essentially staying the same there's a look what's going on in the region is there's very much a counter revolution to their way of revolution swept us the region the whole arab

oil since. the tunisian uprising was successful in the persian. in l.a. there's a very powerful counter revolution which is led by saudi arabia backed by the americans. and also by in a more indirect way by israel. the aim of this cancer revolution is by all means to keep regimes in power and if necessary shedding the heads and see you see that happening in egypt where the military rulers were able to preserve themselves dispenser and i think these same powers would they are open to that happening in syria keeping the same they're really care about democracy perceval just want more that whatever is best for their interests and if if there would be a more manageable. regime which then had a different figurehead they certainly go for that and when stanley thank you thanks .

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party's top stories israel blames iran for attacks on israeli diplomats in georgia in india in which two people are thought to have been injured. russia says it regrets the arab league winding down its observers work in syria and stresses a proposed peacekeeping mission can be deployed only once the government and opposition forces agree to a cease fire. and fiery protests in athens followed by chaos and looting as public outrage escalates after the greek parliament passes a new austerity bill to secure another e.u. bailout. up next the latest sports.

you know they're good to have a company again that's all they just. turn on t.v. in the next seven minutes or so coming up in the bold. change reports claimed former england manager fabio capello is on the brink of joining the big. premier league side. page rage most obvious alive the seven time jujitsu champ was a part. m.m.a. championship in moscow. and in goal nicholson a windfall to topple of his career state claims that pebble beach national in california. and to start with football according to sources in russia could be about to become the next manager of. the club's management at place to

place with an official announcement on the future of coach john expected later it's believed he left the club by mutual consent welcome reportedly arrived in moscow on saturday and it had been claimed it was due to held talks with douglas on a club the sixty five year old has denied those rumors saying his insoles of holiday parties richard has caught up with. me and of a dutchman believes capello could be joining a leg that's going from strength to strength. it was a great experience. to work with people who want to learn yourself when you talk about the great experience or you learn a lot. of news a lot about mr capello's response from someone you. expect to get mixed. way before i'm not

a coach before the the world cup the european cup. is difficult the english don't know themselves what they want to be able to for another word in english before there was an english and there was no good so it's like a foreign english for the english i hope that they know will do well it's going to be tougher of course also for them but he's been links with the head coach of a job with angie i mean would you recommend to him at all i don't know i don't know . he had a coach but they're in talks about making oh i don't know i don't know you know or the russian competition is good most teams are in moscow and she's also in moscow although they play and you know i just. i don't know who's going to be cultured i mean what what you could you recommend by training russians it is a big high call to most people expect it is a high quality very much make sure you fly with good flights. because you know that was for me they did issue you know the flying was and the type of airplanes you fly

which we know would happen with ice hockey team so for that reason but the competition is strong and you see a lot more of the world than you are ever seen and it was a great experience for me. in other football news there was a dramatic conclusion to this year's africa cup of nations underdogs beat overwhelming favorites the ivory coast not to minutes of play plus extra time didn't find a winner as it turned out to be goal is the shootout finish eight seven in favor of a coast captain did draw but did have a chance to win the title for his team but missed a penalty in normal time sunburst first over the pick up nations title i don't believe me you i don't think we were the best but we were animated by a force in this tournament which made the difference and we had luck and i think this luck lost it was the whole african nations cup so exceptional through that this generation of lewis has missed out on winning the cup before immediately lost

on penalties now some penalties again we have expected a lot from these players but i think now we'll go back to abidjan it will take a look at everything and decisions but it's true that we need some new blood. now that meets our football across europe is being paid by extreme weather and heavy snow for not least in syria where the group of it's a football stadium collapse under the weight of snow the west stand there isn't our football club suffer the most damage luckily nobody was in sight at the time as the country's football season doesn't start to march there are no injuries reported but the cost of repairing the damage is expected to be high. over to attorney style where russia's davis cup team will face a relegation play following the defeat to australia the surprise last mean means the austrian team is through to the quarterfinals for the first time in seventeen years while trailing two one going into the final date in russia knew they couldn't

afford to lose any of sunday's rubbers first was alex become all junior who failed to make a good start to his davis cup career with russia who went down in straight sets to you're going to nelson. that you can it's a straight sets victory over undress head tomorrow at war spec and make sure won the tie three two and will face paint the next. that i saw should have lost their final match at the swedish game the third stage of the year haka to. it went down to the czech republic four nil on the final day of the competition and it was sweden who won the tournament as the reigning world champions finland three one the swedes are now top of the overall standings with one moment left. now russian mixed martial arts fights and has defeated this seven time champion corners apart in moscow this weekend the fight was one of ten and to kick off the

inaugural verdict m.m.a. fighting championship michael cross was ringside. splitting the evening's ten flights into two the main event certainly sapped up everything it could in the build up the lives entry into the ring was baffling as it was astounding with girls dressed in traditional tatarstan gowns flanking him from left and right as the bemused that popped the looked on indeed the almost over the top presentation was in line with the lives of the claim to fame he's one of the official ambassadors to the two thousand and thirteen universe yob games to be held in the crowd was in the mood for a good fight having seen blood hit the canvas in the early abouts but despite such a fantastic match up the fight flattered to deceive the two opponents than the first minute of the fight tousling it out on the arena floor before most alive dispatched a couple of left footed kicks does about this side the menacing pole grimaced and

after the medics examined him deem him no longer fight worthy ju-ju a broken rib but it seems that was a live game plan all along which moment when asked why are not taking a toll i applied i can fight two rounds with this guy but he's a really serious opponent to have to break something or i won't get anything out of the fight but the manner in which the fight ended didn't put a damper on most alive celebrations calling out anyone who wished to challenge him . there were a host of other bouts during the mixed martial arts extravaganza with fighters from all over the world competing tonight's event is undoubtedly a display of real power and aggression so it's a little bit strange to see women entering the ring the cage behind me. indeed the knights entertainment included an all female bout but there wasn't much to see as yannick who needs guard disposed of opponent within minutes of the first round when asked whether more women should participate yanis position was interesting. i

actually prefer fewer women in the sport i prefer it to be just me among all these men the remaining fights were contrast of quick victories and slow tiresome wrestling duels and although the main event was over before it had really begun the crowd's approval of the night was resoundingly. michael r.t. moscow. and finally gulf worth phil mickelson overturned a six show deficit to win the pebble beach national in california he's now ninth on the all time list of career wins with forty titles to his name that's off to a flawless fun round four eight under sixty four after birdies at the second and fourth tasty short at the fifth perfect set up another birdie because some was well on his way to winning the one point one million dollars first prize tiger woods was well poised going into the final round but three straight bogeys and did his hopes of victory despite that level upon question for

a birdie on the twelfth finished not short of the pace a while later south korea's charter which finished on fifteen under two shots behind eventual winner at middleton who's is isn't getting carried away with his achievement. it's cool i mean it's really cool don't get me wrong but whatever with number it was and wherever it puts me on all time list it was a beautiful win for me because of where it took place and the fact that i haven't i haven't played as well as i would like these last few months i knew i was close but i wasn't getting the result and this just gives me a big boost of confidence that the things that that i've been working on are our pain are. ok up to date no more sports news from around the globe in two hours time here not the weather is next good bye.

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israel accuses iran for being behind bomb attacks targeting israeli embassies in georgia and india in which four people are thought to have been injured. as they were grads the arab league winding down its observers work in syria and stresses a proposed peacekeeping mission can be deployed only once the government and opposition forces agree to a cease fire. but fire reproach has been alphonse followed by chaos and looting as public outrage as collates after the greek parliament passes a new austerity bill to secure another e.u. bailout. business russian markets closed in the black with allies extending the

five weeks to join you for details look at the figures. it's seven pm here in moscow you're watching our money so now with our top story this hour israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu has blamed the wrong for attacks on its diplomatic staff in the indian and georgian capitals four people have reportedly been injured in a car bomb blast in new delhi while in tbilisi the device was discovered before it went off tests are cilia now joins us from the newsroom she has followed following this developing story for us this evening tell so what exactly happened in these incidents today take us through it and also are we hearing anything about what has prompted claims that iran is responsible. for all the details are still a trick.