on this half hour syria's government rebuilds aleppo but being devastated east of the city still lies in the rings class. player. and robot named jimmy makes its conduct in tuscany what happens when it teams up with their montana game but charlie thank you. hello and welcome to international weather forecast now we have a deep area of low pressure racing in across the u.k. and down through into some of the low countries and through the baltics so it's really looking autumnal at the moment across this region still fine across southeastern areas so that's what we're facing through the course of some really strong winds winds coming down from the north across the u.k. so temperatures way below average really strong winds up through the baltic you see that circulation there towards stockholm so really wet and windy conditions further towards the south and east is looking fine nice day in vienna twenty five but as we head on through into friday temperatures dropping back to eighteen as that system blows through another stage you can see a temperature that london dropping back to fourteen b

syria's government rebuilds aleppo but the devastated east of the city still lies in ruins. and it's for the high folks that help decide who would reach the semifinals of the asian champions league. at least three people were killed when a suicide bomber blew himself up near a cricket stadium in the afghan capital kabul the blast outside the kabul international cricket stadium happened during a t twenty match in afghanistan's cricket league all the players are safe but two police officers and one civilian were killed. iraqi government forces are preparing for what they hope is the final phase of the war against eisel in their country the armed group is now surrounded in its last remaining urban stronghold the northern town of how we get morale in the iraqi army is high after recent victories as iran car reports there are fears that isis ideology will survive any military defeat. this is the image the popular mobilization of forces in iraq want you to see. in control and ready to fight the shell and militias are surrounding the last remaining eisel stronghold of who egypt com

on syria held in the capital of cassocks let's cross live to murat as the of who's in the city of aleppo syria like hello there just bring us up to date well what we know from those talks and indeed on the ground what's occurring. to not have just wrapped up and by the looks of it there was some progress made they've agreed to establish sixty conflict zones in syria as where they were there will be a sort of enforced ceasefire that the ceasefire will be guaranteed by russia by turkey and by iran three principal sponsors all but they will have monitors on the ground in syria watching for ceasefire violations from either the rebels or the government reporting them and acting on those violations the russians will have for example military police units the iranians and the turks will also send similar units perhaps military police as well this is happened before these de confliction zones russia has had them with the united states they've implemented them in various areas of syria and by and large they have worked violence has been reduced drastically they have been many a lot fewer clashes

but also in the eastern part of aleppo province. the syrian observatory for human rights says thousands of now returned to their homes from refugee camps just last week the governor says electricity was fully restored to the city. this school when a government how the neighborhood was protected from the worst of the war and yet this third floor classroom still has no glass in the windows after a missile strike in two thousand and sixteen two children died in this were four were killed in the playground bemoan what is a soul when the war started shelling started to fall on this school most of the children were here in the classroom as you can say there is only a metal net on the windows shell is hit here and killed children assad wants the world to see her rebuilding reporters were invited to visit by his allies in the russian defense ministry but an east in aleppo no amount of spin can hide the scars left by the coalition. children hand learn the price of war every time they go outside the east of the city was under siege for three

aleppo was the battleground for one of the deadliest episodes of the syrian civil war tens of thousands died here once syria's largest city it's now rebuilding under president assad's watch and with the support of the regional governor i don't know if you know we are hearing about social institutes and infrastructure health care education but first of all roads and bridges and the doing that not only in aleppo but also in the eastern part of aleppo province the syrian observatory for human rights says thousands have now returned to their homes from refugee camps just last week the governor says electricity was fully restored to the city. this school when a government how the neighborhood was protected from the worst of the war and yet this third floor classroom still has no glass in the windows after a missile strike in two thousand and sixteen two children died in this were four were killed in the playground bemoan what to me as a son when the war started shelling started to fall on this school most of the children were here in the classroom as you can say there is only a metal net on

aleppo was the battleground for one of the deadliest episodes of the syrian civil war tens of thousands died here when syria's largest city it's now rebuilding under president assad's watch and with the support of the regional governor we're looking at. the renovate social institutes and infrastructure health care education but first of all roads and bridges and the doing that not only in aleppo but also in the eastern part of aleppo province the syrian observatory for human rights says thousands of now returned to their homes from refugee camps just last week the governor says electricity was fully restored to the city. this school when a government how the neighborhood was protected from the worst of the war and yet this third floor classroom still has no glass in the windows after a missile strike in two thousand and sixteen two children died in this were four were killed in the playground unknown to me this is a. when the war started shells started to fall on this school most of the children were here in the classroom as you can say there is only a metal net on the windows shell is

steve rosenberg, bbc news, aleppo. ♪ jane: the white house is used to hosting high-profile dinners.ngton is buzzing about two people joining president trump tonight. the unlikely gusts are none other than unlikely democratic leaders chuck schumer and nancy pelosi, suggesting trump might be willing to cut some deals to get what he wants. mike colleagues katty kay and christian fraser spoke with trump's friend chris ruddy for their program "beyond 100 days." katty: chris ruddy, thanks so much for coming back on the program. you know president trump very well. you speak to him all the time. which is the real president trump? is it the one reaching out to democrats making deals, or the more hardline conservative which seemed to dominate the first few months of office? chris: thanks for having me on. no surprise donald trump is a guy that said he would reach out to democrats. i think he used the term earlier, a dealmaker, or guy that wanted to make deals. let's not forget 10 years ago donald trump was an active democrat. money for people like chuck schumer and nancy pelosi in previous ca

so we've been brought to a school in the city of aleppo to show that life is returning to normal hereussia and the president of russia, president putin. need peace, love peace. working for peace in all the world and we are really, really thankful for russia and the president of russia. it's quite clear that a large part of aleppo still lies in ruins but what the russian army is trying to demonstrate by bringing us here, even if it does feel a little stage—managed, is that gradually life is returning to this city and that russia is playing a part in that. you can get more detail on all our top stories on the bbc website, including coverage of the rohingya crisis, hurricane irma and all the other top stories. emergency crews are in the middle of a huge oil spill clean—up operation. an oil tanker sank close to the greek island of salamis on sunday. as you can see, a fairly big one — containing 2,500 tonnes of fuel. coastguards say an entire bay on the southeast of the island has been covered by oil. and now officials say that the oil is spreading to some of athens' most popular beaches,

and the rebels are pushing into aleppo again. the rescue is now digging through the rubble looking for the body of a thirteen year old go. and did this to. you. were as a syrian still reposition overlooking the industrial quarter of that is sort of the battle is said to be theists isis fired back as we filmed shells speak on fooling around. we ran but the syrian batteries kept firing. life even did as order is still far from normal but at least they will be starving to death and the more. we discuss this with syria and come into. danny makki tapings russia is playing a vital role in defeating iceland syria with the russian intervention in two thousand and fifteen. or early said the syrian army on a pathway of all of victory or not has been very clear from the many areas have taken by the successes of this intervention in this instance have been considerable taking back and certainly for example breaking the siege and there is or taking back most of eastern and essentially. consolidating the damascus aleppo highway which goes thro

it is quite clear that a large part of sergei —— aleppo lies in ruins.tage—managed is gradually life is returning to this city and that russia is playing a part in that. emergency crews have begun a huge clean—up operation after an oil tanker sank close to the island of salamis near the greek capital of athens. coastguards say an entire bay on the southeast of the island has been covered by oil. the spill stretches overan area of1.5km. sarah corker reports. a picturesque greek bay turned black by this thick sludge. every wave dumping more oil onshore. 0fficials have described it as an environmental disaster. a tanker carrying more than 2000 tons of fuel sank on sunday. polluting the waters and coastline around the island of salamis. fishermen have been told to avoid the area. translation: salamis. fishermen have been told to avoid the area. translatiosz salamis. fishermen have been told to avoid the area. translation: it is such a disaster. i don't know if this place will be able to live again. i can't understand how this happened. we used to go into sea

village on the northern side of aleppo the government conducted some fifty air strikes across the area according to activists inside syria of those airstrikes targeted at least three hospitals one maternity unit as well as a fire station or ambulance service post there and two schools now the casualty numbers are still coming in from rights groups on the ground but this goes to show that even with the perceived success of the stand the process which identified four deescalation zones of which the northern side of aleppo was not included and must be added even with that perceived success the fighting still continues and what many of the opposition groups are saying is that regardless of what these political tracks are taking in terms of finding some sort of associations of fighting and that's the core problem that is the persistence of bashar assad in power and his regime unless that is solved then this war that has gone on for seven years killing hundreds of thousands of people with nobody brought to account than there would still be some sort of conflict unless that is resolved. shots

aleppo in the taqiyya in. the south of syria as well as in homs province these a areas again where the clashes between the syrian government and the rebels. and where civilians have borne the brunt of all this suffering that they have had to have to endure the u.n. envoy to syria stefan de mistura as well as the russian ambassador. who is just optimism again and they said that if the swoopes that this will be a big relief for the people of syria perhaps there will in geneva we will be continued talking and not only talking about taking action on the human it enough victim which is a natural consequence of difficult the more difficult the more humanitarian access . through we consider the establishment of the deescalation zones to be a major milestone it has served as the light at the. to the tunnel for the syrian people and made them feel more secure if it gives hope for progress in the near future it's worth mentioning that the sticking with de confliction suits on to a new idea they have been implemented by

and the rebels are pushing into aleppo again. the rescuers are now digging through the rubble looking for the body of a thirteen year old go. and. if. it. were is a syrian still reposition overlooking the industrial quarter of that is sort of the battle is said to be theists isis fired back as we filmed shells speak on fooling around. we ran but the syrian batteries kept firing. life even did as ordered is still far from normal but at least they will be stopped . him to death anymore. and you can see on this map now how much territory eisel is lost in syria since the start of the air campaign most of the terror groups strongholds they fall into president assad's army and according to the russian defense ministry eighty seven percent of syria now is free of islamic state. or. a is. the most significant came at the beginning in candid october twenty fifth in the korean government force to that point really on the ropes i feel we're at the gate of damascus. russia coming in leveled the playing field and favor the day for the syrian

and the rebels are pushing into aleppo. again. rescuers are now digging through the rubble looking for the body of a thirteen year old girl. and i would. you. were as a syrian artillery position overlooking the industrial quarter of there is order the battle is said to be fierce isis fired back as we filmed shells began falling all around. we ran but the syrian batteries kept firing. live in did as order is still far from normal but at least they will be starving to death and the more. right. we'd kill a giant monsanto's been kicked out of the european parliament this lobbyist were bound to have to refusing to attend the hearing and this was about where the secret studies into the safety of monsanto products were flawed or exaggerated for commercial ends well mike is also slow on the secrecy surrounding the studies how can we be sure of developed conclusions about the safety or otherwise of life plus eight when there is lack of transparency when it is publicly revealed by the latest us court case says that the scientific data prov

and the rebels are pushing into aleppo is. again. the rescuers are now digging through the rubble looking for the body of a thirteen year old girl. and. they. were it's a syrian artillery position overlooking the industrial border if there is order the battle is said to be theists isis fired back as we filmed shells speak and fooling around. we ran but the syrian batteries kept firing. live in did as ordered is still far from normal but at least they will be starving to death and the more. the u.s. and russia have agreed to work together on a new project to build a space station that will orbit the moon the station will serve as a launch pad for further space exploration including manned missions to vos we spoke to former commander lead roy he thinks that joint projects like this nations to improve relations on earth. this deep space gateway is one of the key components of the new architecture that is more of a moon century now and it's basically a node a very small a human tended kind of a space station that will enable us to both e

action front here in aleppo who will try to spoil and try to ruin the. dictionary is to cease fires as they have in the past so it will be important to watch for that. report in the. belief that the opposition groups leaving the deescalation could still be a problem. we'll see what happens in the next few days are still quite a number of ambiguity is about the deal that. is the al-qaeda coalition if you like in italy province which is part of a new sort of you know well some of the fiercest groups. outside of what we've been used to with a sword fighting with isis so i mean that's going to be a real issue they're not going to give up very easily and the f.s.a. soldiers which we've called rather kindly i think over the years are moderate rebels and not always ready moderate in in all cases but the big question will will all hang over them and all they do they get some sort of a peace deal where they give up their arms and go back to their villages. now in a clear show of defiance against spanish through hundreds of cattle and officials are meeting to show

action up front here in aleppo we need who will try to spoil and try to ruin the. dictionary is to cease fires as they have in the past so it will be important to watch for that. reporting their world we can now talk about this further too because we're joined by syria writer had that thanks very much for coming on to r.t. this evening this is being hailed as a major breakthrough isn't it but we shouldn't lose sight of the fact that these deescalation zones are in areas where there is fierce fighting i mean what are the chances of this plan succeeding. i believe. we need we need to look at the ground. especially in. a day to day. and in the area. of us while. we were. in five teams happening between. shifts. try to change its name many from out of north. korea. we believe. once the national decision is made. these these small in the pockets or these two groups no matter how. dangerous they are they can be contained once the decision is made which was proven. from. syrian national me against isis or any. groups in syria. why have people been able to reach an agreeme

and the rebels are pushing into aleppo again. the rescue is now digging through the rubble looking for the body of a thirteen year old go. and. if. it. were it's a syrian still reposition overlooking the industrial quarter of that is sort of the battle is said to be theists isis fired back as we filmed shells speak on fooling around. we ran but the syrian batteries kept firing. life even did as ordered is still far from normal but at least they will be starving to death and the more. right. i'll be back with the headlines at the top of the hour but i want to use in the mean time. there are some nazis in the f.t. it's not the mass of the h.t. voters but you know that saying that our culture of atonement. oh remembrance of nuns nazi crimes is wrong that's too much it's the attitude of some people in the if deep which by the way is no in the process of tearing itself apart. nor make this manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the crime. certainly the one person. doing or middle of the

and the rebels are pushing into aleppo is. again. the rescuers are now digging through the rubble looking for the body of a thirteen year old go. and did this does is they. were is a syrian city reposition overlooking the industrial quarter of that is sort of the battle is said to be theists isis fired back as we filmed shelled speak out informing all around. we ran but the syrian batteries kept firing. life even did as order is still far from normal but at least they will be starving to death and the more. we spoke to peter ford a former u.k. ambassador to syria who says russia's proved to be an effective force in the fight against terrorists. but the most significant came at the beginning in the top twenty fifteen the syrian government forces to that point really on the rope i feel if we're at the gate of damascus. russia coming in leveled the playing field and saved the day for the syrian government you have to remember that before that point with countries and the gulf countries had been sending we've a fifth and to be slammed th

and the rebels are pushing into aleppo is. can. the rescue as a now digging a hole through the rubble looking for the body of a thirteen year old go. and did this to. you. were it's a syrian city reposition overlooking the industrial quarter of that is sort of the battle is said to be theists isis fired back as we filmed shells speak on fooling around. we ran but the syrian batteries kept firing. life even did as ordered is still far from normal but at least they will be starving to death and the more. for more news go to austin meanwhile i'll be back in just over half an hour for headlines. if you. know we're in with a good scene over thanks to. these birds fish two weeks. i will be young men wouldn't matter to us moments it's almost funny if. i could introduce you eat it is home to do most bowl full drug syndicate. why you're growing marijuana and north tomatoes at city. hall there's a big good deal of the full grown people at the market a political drama for your money while the people. of your. very. close. must times the gover

a wider martens of that's his real name which most likely is and boasted selfies from somalia and aleppo well you don't need to be an expert to see that this has hints of photoshop but hey the posts had all the right tags of aleppo in ruins and so on so who cares no one bothers to take a closer look even the man in these photos was actually a british server who was alerted by his new savvy friends that his identity was stolen i was relaxing having some wine when a friend from wavelength magazine contacted me saying that someone has stolen my identity in a kind of a prank on the internet so it seems we're dealing with an internet troll who. carr and some of the biggest names in the world of news into buying his photos perhaps those compelling interviews and a trusting effect once in the road shoots in a conflict or stop shooting to help a boy who was hit by a multiple of drop the camera and help him get out of the conflict area in scenes like this so stop being a photographer and become a human being he was also feeding the media a pitiful story of his childhood which included a battle wi

and the rebels are pushing into aleppo again. the rescuers are now digging through the rubble looking for the body of a thirteen year old go. and. if. it. were is a syrian still reposition overlooking the industrial quarter of that is sort of the battle is said to be fear isis fired back as we filmed shells speak and fooling around. we ran but the syrian batteries kept firing. live in did as order is still far from normal but at least it will be starving to death and the more. you're. getting back it's a wave of accusations of turning into a president of the rich french leader a man on the cross has said that his latest tax reform is aimed at encouraging investment and promoting tolerance in the country however people we spoke to in paris don't buy that saying the reform will work against them artie shaw explains how do you know when you're not just rich but you won't feel fit wage. fast cars and resources a definitely signs that eve more than a pretty penny to spend right. well not so much in france where the tories of the rich

well you know that's not what people in aleppo at least four hundred thousand in the city of aleppo who are ethnically southern and i don't speak for all the people that you know you here's what they would tell you here's what they would tell you they would tell you. first of all violations infractions and such are working in advance or in opposition and that is something we totally condemn and that's something that we will always try to address but again what's the percentage of people left because of barrel bombs because the russians used bunker buster bombs assad targeted hospitals schools so it's not just an issue of moral equivalency that i'm trying to make here it's pragma i'm trying to be pragmatic here for if you're being pragmatic and it's what men are loved you concede at this stage we started the discussion by talking about how the oppositions on the outside of the moment isn't part of the the behavior of the rebel people around the world looked at syria and said you know well there's bad guys on both sides yes well maybe we'll stay on the other but the problem is the rebels