and hiding in belgrade under the guise of dr. holmes had his wife and children in the bosnian town of pal a were constantly baited and searched. her long massive ground that happened during the night. there was a large number of military and police vehicles and even tanks and a helicopter often. when we looked out of the window we were blinded by a bright red light it was so intense that it hurt our day we were very scared. that . psychological pressure on his family was one of the methods the authorities used to compel that of and carrots to surrender in two thousand and five. asked her husband to do just that in a televised address. with all my heart and soul i beg you to give yourself up. against me greatly to have to ask you for that. for our own sake. and for the sake of. journalist put forward fantastical theories to explain why she had done it one of them put her behavior down to fame jealousy of an invented mistress tabloids assigned to assistant. but the fact is that she first met dr only two years after leon was televis

between belgrade and prishtina and the election is specially at this stage when it's actually not known what the main final result will be because it's known that the polity is in the lead over its main rival. coalition partners so far but since the two main parties in kosovo have already been in government and there hasn't been any belgrade it's very hard to predict to what will happen next. as you see it has there been any success in integrating ethnic serbs into the population since kosovo declare independence three years ago. well the situation when it comes to reintegration of all ethnic minorities is extremely grim . of the largest minority in kosovo for example there have been the council. leaving these that and which was the town where they were significant minority in the pas also when it comes to roma community. all reports are indicating that the situation that they're facing is very grim indeed and one cannot to says that any. ethnic minority has a really really integrated into course of a society is included in the mill or out of it from the serbian broadcasting corporation

snaking through the deserted belgrade. roads have been closed and guards lined the route. the journey, which will take more than four weeks and uncover -- and cover more than 7,000 miles begins in belgrade and to the border. the containers are loaded onto a train. as well as highly enriched uranium. they carried spent fuel rods. something al qaeda has been looking for to make radioactive so-called dirty bomb. >> if you had a small fuel element which would be highly radioactive, and you grab a couple of sticks of dynamite around it, you could slip it into your purse or backpack and it makes a very interesting dirty bomb which would create havoc in any city. >> of this cargo is the largest of its type ever move. it is too big and too dangerous to fly by air. this journey has taken five years of planning. the train travels for nearly 24 hours across hungary. its destination is the port in slavonia. the material is loaded on to this ship for a 20 day journey. it will be tracked at every stage along the way. somali pirates tried to hijack this ship blaster and there were no gua

on a still connected to be a by road will not take part in these elections they will heed belgrade circle to boycott this vote however those living in the southern in place and therefore geographically council from serbia will take part in the votes because they have no choice but to engage in the system here of course ethnic divisions are not the only issues facing. unemployment here is rampant some put it between forty and fifty percent and then the course there is the issue of thing demick corruption here these are all issues included in the manifesto the major policies here and leading the charge an expected to take the most votes in today's election is a prime minister has in touch the democratic party of kossovo e.p.t. k. and then followed by the former. coalition partners the democratic league of cost of a the l d k and then there's the alliance for the future of course very traditionally seen as the third party here but all of these parties talk about addressing these issues within the framework of what they perceive as the ultimate goal which is e.u. and nato membership. really.

we join the convoy as it make its way north, snaking through a deserted belgrade. the roads have been closed and guards lined the route. the journey which will take more than four weeks and cover more than 7,000 miles begins with the truck driving from belgrade toward a town near the hungarian border. the containers are loaded onto a train. as well as highly enriched uranium, they also contain spent fuel rods, something al qaeda has been looking for to make a radioactive dirty bomb. >> if you had a small fuel element in your hand, it is highly radioactive. if you wrapped dynamite around it, you could slip into your purse or backpack and makes a very interesting dirty bomb, which would create havoc in just about any city. >> this cargo is the largest of its type ever moved. it is too big and dangerous to transport by air. this journey has taken five years of planning. the train travels nearly 24 hours across hungary, its destination a port in slovenia. the nuclear material is being loaded on to this ship, ready for its 20-day journey around europe. it will be tracke

that was yvonne them you are our division news editor talking to us from belgrade. let's take a look now at some world news in brief for you this hour police in browns have a sword wielding seventeen year old who took a group of children hostage at a nursery in the east of the country all the pupils and teachers involved were released without harm many of those held were let go was police negotiated with the teenager over the phone the rest were free after authorities and through the building local media have described the hostage taker as mentally unstable. a roadside bomb exploded near a school bus in the northwestern pakistani city of peshawar killing the driver and injuring a number of children in the device was planted in the bin and went off in a busy area of the city militants in the northwest have frequently attacked schools especially those for girls but usually when children are not at the scene. and an iraqi born swede who also lived in britain is named by police as the man who blew himself up as he tried to set off a bomb in stockholm the swedish prosecu

at 2:00 in the morning, the president of serbia turns up in the woods just outside of belgrade. >> we have significant security here. this is extremely important because of organizing this very specific transport. >> we were taken to see the aging reactor where the material was stored. >> this is -- >> in the cold war, russia and america supplied many countries with highly enriched uranium to help develop scientific expertise. here, it came in the form of these fuel rods, film by inspectors. now, getting this material back and to save the has become a top priority. because of its poor security, this site was top of the list. behind me, a convoy of trucks are beginning a long odyssey across europe. inside, are 2 1/2 tons of radioactive material, including highly enriched uranium, which could be used for a nuclear bomb. >> as the convoy heads through the gates, we join it as it makes its way north, snaking through a deserted belgrade. roads have been closed and guards flying the route. the journey, which will take more than four weeks in all and cover more than 7,000 miles, begins with

that was ivana miller out of it a news editor in belgrade.ow the next i use rocket site for the international space station has been raised into its launch position ready for blastoff this wednesday and will take a crew of three will not only have science work to do but will also deliver some seasonal gifts to those currently in orbit argues peter all over reports from the launch site in kazakhstan. the rocket itself arrives in baikonur in three different parts and the process of putting it together is incredibly intricate every screw every pulse has to be checked and then recheck to make sure that it's correct now those putting putting in the work on the ground to make sure that's all good and safe know that they have in their hands the safety of those going up into space preparations take a long time it can take from five days to two weeks to unload all the separate parts of the rocket and assemble them after the rocket is assembled it has to undergo a series of tests every team looks through some part of the rocket the engine the electroni

at 2:00 in the morning the president of serbia turns up just outside of belgrade. >> we have significantrity here but this is extremely important because of organizing that very, very specific transport. >> reporter: we were taken to see the aging reactor where the material was stored. >> this is the reactor room -- >> reporter: in the cold war, russia and america supplied many countries with highly enriched uranium to help develop scientific expertise. here it came in the form of these fuel rods, filmed by inspectors. now, getting this material back and to safety has become a top priority. because of its poor security, this site was top of the list. behind me a convoy of trucks are beginning a long odyssey across europe. inside are 2.5 tons of radioactive material, including highly enriched uranium which could be used for a nuclear bomb. as the convoy heads through the gates we join it as it makes its way north, snaking through a deserted belgrade. roads have been closed and guards line the route. the journey, which will take more than four weeks in all and cover more than 7,000 miles,

belgrade and prestigious. and we hope this will aggressively work itself out. in the caucasus a combination of the principles as you say is a difference really because there has been a prolonged phase of tension since one thousand and two let us not forget and moments of of conflict which would be particularly intense but it is also a very. delicate situation to be addressed through political leaders through the use of force the use of force has been central to the discussion so far been significant move. voice to recently by presence in the european parliament this also creates a new background for conversations here in the stand on and i hope it will be the beginning of. a resumption of direct contacts between all parties most of the world's heroin is consumed on our seed territory two point five million russians are addicted to drugs that come from afghanistan and increasing quantities n.y. is always powerless to stop the drug flow considering that the political will is there. well following the mandate we received from our ministers in two thousand and seve

since the breakaway province declared independence from serbia in february two thousand and eight belgrade has made it clear that although they went penalized for taking part they do not recognize those organizing the elections in a week turnout would significantly undermine the vote credibility. i'm not going to vote because for us now it's not the time for elections when we don't lead a normal life. began as per the shows of the families two cars one with cars of a number plates and one with serbian. puppets driving on the room number of police here in course would be to doing truth. it was an accurate warning we visited drainers a town that's been at the heart of many kosovo albanian nationalist movements of filming was interrupted by the police they spotted our serbian fixes number plates we were detained and questioned before being tailed out of town by law. also unhappy with our presence there the message was clear serbians not welcome here it was also a stark insight into the divisions of power and fractured governance that remains in kosovo we don't have checks and balances between

for the subunit broadcasting corporation evolve the middle ground of which joining us live from belgrade thank you for joining us today so western countries have always supported the cause of our government and according to the report they were aware of statues crimes do you think should others be held to account on this as well. well this. issue of so-called yellow house as it's known in serbia or the human trafficking or human parts trafficking has been in serbian headlines for a long time but it was virtually no one to everywhere else and the for example i was in the bay area last year doing a documentary and i asked virtually every single person that i interviewed be it a politician or a famous analysts about it and each and every one of them responded that although the allegations were. this whole. alleged crime was happening on albanian territory that they were not aware of it before they heard it by a media so it's a very very difficult process. prove which this whole set of allegations has passed throughout the years and i think this latest report is the first international recog

on a still connected to by road will not take part in these elections they will heed belgrade to boycott this vote however those living in the southern enclaves in the geographically council from serbia will take part in the votes because they have no choice but to engage in the system here and they want to fill those ten parliamentary seats our catered to them but at the cost of an electoral system with genuine representatives that they themselves have voted into power so integration still a long way off here where is albanians say that they feel very optimistic about this. town to this historical that same sense of optimism is not shared among the serbian minority community have also hours it seems like this election is a major cast her kosovo which of course remains an extremely poor country who are the main competitors here and what exactly are their priorities. well of course ethnic divisions are not the only issues facing. unemployment here is rampant some put it between forty and fifty percent a warring statistic considering the cost of pay has europe's youngest population the eco

cool from living in the north of kosovo the still very much looked to belgrade and who are in fact directly connected to my rage but those serbs living in the southern enclaves in geographically close off from serbia will we think have voted in today's elections as they have no choice really elvin to engage in the electoral system here so integration remains a very distant dream here and while albanians have tell to these elections is historic a new beginning of a new era. haven't necessarily a shared sense of optimism but all across kosovo will be breathing a sigh of relief tonight that this historic vote the first general election since a unilateral declaration of independence in two thousand and eight has passed by for the most part incident free for getting the first first indication. in some comment. interfax just sending us a law i know we're hearing according to them anyway that the two parties that used to form the coalition i'm quoting here leading the race according to the exit polls . looks like there's no great change on the cards ahead with this election despite the low turnout

our report now from belgrade. >> the report contains serious allegations of the mistreatment of civilians during and after the war. these are serb and albanian civilians. these include organ trafficking. what has been done in the draft report is he's presented a lot more evidence than was gathered before, and although he cannot prove, for example, the most serious allegation of organ trafficking, he goes further than anyone has before. he suggests also that this was part of a pattern of abuses against prisoners of war and, indeed, of civilians, serb and albanian by senior k. l.a. kosovoan militia during and after the war. in the 20 pages of this report, the prime minister of kosovo, who was at that time the political leader of the k. l.a., is mentioned no less than 27 times in relation to these, what are called, what are referred to as "mafia-like activities ." they have reacted initially with outrage. they have called all the allegations in the report slanders and they have promised or warned rather of political and legal consequences. we're not sure what those will be, but clearly a sta

he was sent to belgrade to talk to president milosevic. without success.ato responded with a 70-day bombing campaign. richard holbrooke was perhaps almost too confrontational, but his razor sharp analysis of mind and he will also be remembered as a dedicated diplomat said did not dodge difficult challenges. >> an fbi team has arrived in the swedish capital to help investigate the bombing there on saturday. the bomber was killed in the attack. also, two people were injured. police are trying to determine whether anyone else was involved. from stockholm, matthew price reports. >> in the picture-perfect postcards winter wonderland of sweden, a suicide bombing was the last thing they expected. but on saturday night, there was one explosion in a car and another a short distance away on a busy shopping street. today at the scene of the first attack, we found a small group of investigators examining the minimal damage caused by the blast. officials here, though, say the bombs were designed to kill as many people as possible. an fbi team has now arrived in stockho

so after dumping part of belgrade. at the top of group a spanish sides also had a good night group c. giants' regal f.c. the one on the road in turkey against and about jade and wins for malaga a real madrid set up a three way tie for the leading group b. . now the news heavyweight boxing champion vladimir klitschko has pulled out of this saturday showdown with derek zora the ukrainian was jus to defend desired b.f. and titles against the briton in mannheim in germany but he pulled out after a back problem a torn muscle sport the thirty four year old to cancel the fight for those expected could be back in the ring within six weeks zora for the chance to have a shot at klitschko after improving his record to fourteen wins in a defeat victory over sam sexton in september although it's still that w.b. a champion david haye could be clinched goes next opponent. now there are nine months to go into the rugby world cup gets underway new zealand and russia will be there for the first time richard from paul fleet caught up wit

electra were the other team to secure top sixteen spot last night that something when the part of sam belgrade putting them top of group a spanish side also had a good night group c. gys regal lesson to be won on the road against in a bad shape and wins from malaga around the grid set up a three way tie for the lead group. the new european tour season that's got underway golf and it's anthony michael who leads in his native south africa at the alfred dunhill championship he grabbed a one shot cushion over a chasing pack of four after the third ranked carving a six under par sixty six making for birdies on the front nine. and three more on the turn. now there are nine months to go until the rugby world cup gets underway new zealand and russia will be there for the first time rich poor fleet caught up with one of the game's greats former all black captain sean patrick he says the new boys have it all to gain. just recent results haven't been good last time i gave a fresh five or seventy points budget but i also suffered back to back to feats to argentina's second string you know the last film yo

region scheme key have snapped there are three game losing streak in a match against spartak design belgrade so it's a qualifier for the euro league top sixteen they must win at war all next week moscow though have been left with only theoretical chances of qualifying for the next stage that's after their last hope on that and i cause at home sevens it's sixty eight on wednesday these mondays led the way for the greek side with seventeen points including the buzzer beating feet pointer to get to three eighteen lead at the end of the first quarter says cobb badly needed a win and took the lead for the first time in the second quarter the match states and silver dime moments of the game bots of the visitors finish strongly inspired by some huge three pointers as a result says cost a bottom of group d. with only one win in seven games he came here to win. we knew it was going to be difficult you know you know coaching changes for cesc are we knew that he was going to play the players innocent and won everything there before so it was going to be difficult for us but we play well with the after

first time winning three after victory over braga and arsenal got the win they needed overpasses and belgrade to make sure they get the second spot. you can. but. the resources to school in virginia last. drop are due to be true. sure i was all rich contre didn't work you would qualify but you never know now let's move to basketball where tear scar have maintained their small chance of reaching the last sixteen of the euro league the army man beating valencia at home and again they had to win and watching it was flat in a speed that. it's a very difficult situation for say sky and the euro leak the one just wants in there for seven games and will laugh was only mathematical chances to proceed to the next each enter meaning convention they needed to beat the landscape the army man showed they were up for base major dirty own taste god was showing perhaps their best offensive play this season while when it sank they were in line make sense of meaty sick i will i be was placed there for every need in the game things to be critical where one of the most talented young players europe but their mat

rounders them as a substantial part of this is a region still deeply divided along ethnic lines belgrade refuses to acknowledge pristine is unilateral declaration of independence and called on its minority community in kosovo to boycott the polls seem least skim we know that all the candidate lists and people who have at some point so it'd been involved in crime these people need to stay out of politics has just said that it's in the interests of serbs both here and in kosovo and as for corruption yes kosovo is still a lot i despise elysees repeated requests that p.t.k. did not grant the need to be but once again they look likely to be tasked with forming a coalition government and more challenging for storing the trust of civilians in policy so. alison bits asci us. political expert on the balkans mission governor of it says cost of us ethnic serbs are being treated as second class citizens. you have to bear in mind that about two thirds of. who used to living costs of or prior to nato bombing themselves in some eleven years ago are no longer in kosovo but they have been effectively eth

the country in tie it to a europe in the throes of a financial crisis in the mountains surrounding belgrade this still cheer for the past is alive and bushie down his commitment to it is so strong he's built a lead to is. to say when i was a calm reader live local. i live like a big oh. so one governments in the former yugoslavia have their eyes firmly set on europe you can still remains for those keen to fly the flag for days gone by how is that it's assy in macedonia and central. for us is refusing to help poland with investigating claims of a secret cia prison which allegedly operated in that country between two thousand and three and two thousand and five warsaw prosecutors have spent the past two years looking into the supposed hidden facilities washington's refusal to help was reported by a polish news agency just days after a palestinian terror suspect claimed that he was secretly shipped to the country and tortured in one of the prisons i mean the upper home who is the coordinator of the helsinki human rights courts cia observation program says that if evidence turns up during polan

he was sent to belgrade to talk tough to president milosevic. nato responded with a 70-day bombing campaign. more than once picked as a possible secretary of state he was perhaps always too confrontational. but his razor sharp analysis was admired and he will be remembered as a dedicated diplomat who didn't duck difficult challenges. >> certainly plenty of tributes coming in not least from number 10 downing street where the prime minister said that richard holbrooke was a formidable force of american diplomacy and champion in the cause of peace who worked tirelessly for a better world. the former british ambassador in kabul joined me a short time ago. i asked him what he thought made holbrooke stand out. >> he had a first class mind. he understood the nature of conflict. he understood how conflicts ended. but he also had a compassion for ordinary people. he was a democrat. he was a man who had worked with the peace corps in the me congress dealt -- mekong delta and he cared about the ordinary people who are the victims of war whether the balkans