s might have been most of cobham's are you tempted to reverse the abstentions policy maker for you into the past westminster over the upset the apple cart no. and i would not say that the d p have what i what i would understand are considered to be a position of huge strengths i think they they find themselves at a particular moment in time with a particular mathematical relationship don't get me wrong i think this confidence and supply arrangement between the tories and the day you pay is. is wrong i think it absolutely compromises the british government's claims to impartiality or independence i think it is highly problematic from that point of view but i think it's a stretch to say that therefore the d u p are all dominating and that they hold all of the cards and actually when you talk to you notice in the north of art and there's a very clear sense that you know governments in london will have a lot of unionist support and then dispense with us as and when it's pragmatic for them to do so so that's to me a very short term arrangement what are you offering the people of the of the s

a petition has been launched to protect grade i listed gardens in cobham from proposed motorway extension the 18th century gardens are lost forever. highways england saying an upgrade would reduce journey times and help reduce traffic. the expansion of night overground services in north london begins from this evening. the extended service will now serve canonbury and highbury and islington stations. it means the night overground will link with the victoria line night—tube for the first time. let's have a look at the travel situation now. a good service on all lions with some exceptions. —— lines. tfl rail has severe delays due to engineering work. on the trains, southern gatwick express and thameslink have delays of up to ten mins londonbound. and greater anglia have delays of up to half an hour between romford and liverpool street. on the roads, the a13 is slow westbound from dagenham to barking. expect the usual delays. chelsea embankment is closed westbound for roadworks from chelsea bridge to battersea bridge. let's have a check on the weather now. good morning. a cold and frosty sta

repeatedly violating past agreements on the escalation zones he's spoken about missiles rockets and cobhams affecting the lives of millions of people in the capital damascus. yes he's very much giving you the position of the syrian government the very consistent position of the syrian government on these issues ambassador jeffrey a long serving diplomat at the united nations but performs another role he's not just the ambassador here at the u.n. always appearing when the security council talks about syria he's also syria's lead negotiator so in many ways although there is of course the syrian foreign minister and other people in the foreign ministry this is syria's most important diplomats on the world stage defending the syrian government has talked about the attacks on damascus which clearly do take place and there clearly are things far from eastern guta but of course he hasn't talked about the destruction there and the bombardment on the air carried out by his government there is a clear question from boss of the jeffrey that he's not at this stage asked and it's one certainly that i've