the sri lankan president, mahinda rajapaksa is deliver his closing remarks. he's joined by of the south african president and the malaysian prime minister. now, we are not expecting the kind of fireworks we saw on day two of this summit. the tension between david cameron and mahinda rajapaksa overshadowing this. that language that we heard by mahinda rajapaksa saying that those who live in glasshouses should not throw stones, basically, as you put it, calling the u.k. prime minister a hip crit over britain's failure to investigate some of its own abuses in a timely fashion. whatever the case the sri lankan president is saying that this country needs more time for any kind of investigation. the sri lankan civil war lasted for 26 years, and although it ended four years ago the government is saying reconciliation and investigation will take a bit of time. if you listen to senior members of mahinda rajapaksa's cabinet they say no investigation is needed and say they are not going to have one despite the pressure to do so. >> thank you. live from colombo. >> the m

the president mahinda rajapaksa, the leader at the end of the conflict, his government and military is accused of being responsible for the deaths of 40,000 people. it's widely agreed that both sides committed atrocities. the major of civilians who died was because of military shelling. that's why there's a push for the investigation. the sri lankan government says it will not happen. >> polling is still under way in a presidential run off in the maldives. it's the second round of voting. no candidate won 50% of the poll on saturday. it meant the country has been in a constitutional limbo. one of the two candidates is the form former democratically elected prem who was forced from government. >> is democracy on track in the maldives. what do you think? >> i hope democracy is back finally in maldives. it's not going to be an easy thing to set the sources for democracy in mald ives. you know there's a power lobby there, in power for 30 years. there has been a deposed democratically elected precedent who is fighting tooth and nail to come back in power. it's not going to be easy for eithe