david truckman, bbc news, belfast. >> this is a "news de" on the bbc. a crucial meeting on the future of the eurozone is due to begin in hours. the leaders will hold talks on the debt crisis. >> libyan rebels say they have taken control of cities around tripoli. police in india have detained a leading anti-corruption campaigner they are preventing him going on hunger strike. it has become a major issue across the country after a series of high-profile corruption cases implicated top officials. a new law has been introduced in parliament. protesters say it is not strong enough. we are joined from delhi. tell us, where is he being detained right now? >> mr. vasari was picked up early this morning from the home where he is staying in delhi. that was before he headed out to the protest. we are not quite sure where he has been taken. we understand he is being taken to an undisclosed location. it is not clear what the government plans to do next, whether they plan to charge him with anything. they planned to prevent him from carrying out his protest, effectiv

about an hour's drive north of belfast. a quiet place. it is loved by locals and tourists alike.here is a threat to peace here. the gray squirrel. they have declared war on the species. locals want to catch every last one of them. >> in people's gardens, they go there just to pass. they destroy it bird feeders. they do not fit in in our society. >> he is the chief squirrel hunter. he is on patrol around the village. it has spread -- they just were not high enough to keep the squirrels out. ♪ >> we are trying to establish a buffer zone in different areas. they report sightings of greece girls. -- and a report sightings of gray squirrels. >> the group meets once a week. they build feeders for the native red squirrels. the north american intruders are solely forcing out to the red squirrels. >> the grey squirrel will eat the fruits and will then pass on a german. it inevitably kills the red squirrels. >> i would like to see them survive. >> the remaining red squirrels leaped a sheltered life. the activist know almost every one of them. ♪ a camera with a motion sensor records squirre

. >> in belfast, in the ship yard where they built the titanic, another giant project. this one meant to help revolutionize how we get our power. the task right now, to maneuver these massive wind turbines. carefully and slowly and load them onto a ship. most wind farms are built on land, these turbines will be stuck out at sea. the hope is they'll be -- there will be fewer objections. this is just one blade of one of the largest wind turbines in the world. it's made of fiberglass and when you get this close you get a sense of the incredible engineering challenge involved in building these things. this is the next one to be lifted. a dozen wind farms have now sprung up offshore, the latest near barrow for the power company cost half a billion pounds. each turbine towering over the ocean, taller even than big ben, each blade stretches for 60 meters, that's longer than the entire wing span of a boeing 747. and very difficult to build. >> if the wind picks up your operations can be delayed and particularly when you work in offshore, the sea conditions can really impact the

but things turned al green when demonstrators began attacking police and says he finds a cause and belfast the violence and spread to a neighboring district artes or m. it was back. to the scenes in enfield town he said it's a night with clients is essentially taking over the town i'm standing here in enfield retail park behind me you can see legions of police in riot gear they okaying rounds mopping up what we're saying is between one hundred and two hundred rioters essentially people who are looting the subsidy you can see around me behind me is the toys r us just that it's carries me seems a young man that may need it some women as well looking out of the shops would literally anything they can carry in their hands from television to vacuum cleaners but it's also like so parents some of the moves rid off the bike so stark. ok lisa obviously are coming in to well with this these disturbances that are breaking out but this has been going on since saturday evening north london stores didn't talk to them which is not very far from here where there was a side of a big show to protest the sho

. >> oh my god, in belfast. >> absolutely.

they've also been attacked and their equipment looted, showing a place looking like belfast 10 yearsst 10:15 at night in london. hope there will not be a repeat overnight. christopher walker reporting live from london on the latest, thank you very much. >> heather: there will be no freedom tonight for the two u.s. hikers locked up in iran. it has been one week since their lawyers said their release seemed like a sure thing. they appeared for what was apparently their final court hearing last weekend after their 2009 arrest. now many are wondering if the two friends will be coming home, at all. after predictions of their release falls through. julie banderas has more. >> today should have been the day. seven days ago today said it would take one week. no word as the world waits to hear the verdict whether iran will respond to calls for leniency. there are conflicting reports out of right ran whether the hikers will be set free. according to the -- local satellite press tv today iran's ambassador to iraq rejected reports about their imminent release. yesterday the foreign minister said

going on to the belfast telegraph in northern ireland.ioting tends to exhaust itself when the young have enjoyed the pleasure of destruction and theft. what matters more are the consequences. david cameron saying the consequences will be severe. >> max foster for us. thank you so much. >>> 9 minutes past the hour now. >>> sarah palin is crashing a party in iowa. our deputy political director paul steinhauser is with the express there in des moines. this is sarah palin. she doesn't need an invitation to show up to a party, does she? >> reporter: she does what she wants, no doubt about that. the spotlight in the political world is here in iowa. why? a debate tonight. the first one in nearly two two months since the debate in new hampshire. a straw poll in iowa for the candidates and the state fair here. as you said, we now learn good reporting from our political reporter last night that sarah palin is coming here with her one nation bus tour. she did that tour earlier this summer from washington, d.c. up to new hampshire. it is resuming. co