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the main opposition leader as hell. the a press briefing yet today today defending his policies position, accusing the government of being the ones that have caused all of this economic impacts and the damage to the currency by supporting the in position of marshal little way back in the beginning of december. robert pride in so for us, the thank you both on beaks, police chief is urging inmates who escaped for a prison on christmas day to surrender. all the 1500 inmates fled the child in the food took off the right left. at least the 53 people dead. hermit tasha has moved off from the capital. susan may have some pretty good news for me. it's an incidents that still people in mozambique more than 1500 prisoners escaping from a maximum security prison. most are still on the right. when you have such kind of a paper, it raises a lot of doubts. so there's really no way to, to, these are present these really a maximum security prison or not. first image that you, you send with this kind of issue is a security. you know, th

it's a sort of crossroads city where the main routes around the country converge.o damascus. it is the main route to the coastal area, which is bashar al—assad's political stronghold. so we'll see if the regime can get together a defence of this main, the core of its power, and stop the rebel advance. but so far they have really been able to seize territory at an extraordinary speed. and, barbara, just briefly, hundreds of thousands of people displaced as a result of this renewed conflict? that's right. some of them from homs. this is the members of bashar al—assad's alawite community, who are afraid that the islamist—led rebels will take revenge on them. although the leader of the rebels has been saying that won't happen. you also have displacement in idlib, which is the northwest of the country, the long term rebel stronghold there. you have had counter—strikes by the russians and the syrians, so people have been displaced there as well. now some breaking news relating to weather in the uk. we have heard from the met office that a rare red warning for wind, which

the main rebel u-rou hts's own ranks. the main rebel group does _ hts's own ranks.bel group does have a _ hts's own ranks. the main rebel group does have a murky - hts's own ranks. the main rebel group does have a murky past. l group does have a murky past. and 2016 was linked to qaeda and are still a prescribed terrorist group by many governments. the dark red on this map shows how they burst out of their northwest stronghold to come south. that is the dotted line. and take damascus. the orange and yellow areas are other smaller rebel groups. the purple is the kurds end up on the coast, the pink area, shows the heartland. that assad's from a power base. as if this was not complicated enough already you've also got the outside nations. russia and iran have just lost another lie in bashar al—assad. they will be looking to salvage their interest in the new uncharted syria. frank gardner there with analysis. one of the most striking images to emerge today was the arrival at the city masque of the rebel leader. this is the moment he arrived at the building, surrounded b

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now, how is i know there is 2 main people or 2 main parties who are controlling syria as b s, lake city, and people tragic forces log support as well as the international community of the use of the call ition or controlling 40 percent from syria. a ne, syria, and all the other parts are controlled by the it's d, c and somebody called, you know, like somebody go forces along side with the free syrian art meeting. but all that is, that is kind of all 3 parts of that are going to be negotiations that are going to be tugs between the, both sides to the establish or to a tube on 4 mates. and you can, we would, you're going to talk about the political process and see how likely it is that they form a, let's say, a government of national unity the, you know, this is going to be related to the, to the general general of countries to, to do the manual not like the colors to part speech in any talks or any political solutions for syria. however, the other syrians, i think they get a preferred to have a, a, a solution for every se, for every religious and a 3 group who are leaving insights here.

of july the has been as main well appointed. any during the prime minister mohammed out of she previously governed a small rebel controlled area and syria is northwest. you take sides from the previous prime minister who has been working with the rebels to coordinate the transfer power since the full that the government, the serious political future is only beginning to one full group called hire to here alshaun or the slid, the serial position forces the united nations, the united states, turkey and others have designated the group a terrorist organization. but the circle is lemay state was also involved in the fight against the side regime. now you a secretary of state anthony, blinking is warning the militant group, a may try to rebuild its capabilities. i meant the instability in syria. history shows how quickly moments of promise and descend into conflict in violence. isis will try to use this period to re establish as capabilities to create safe havens as our precision sites over the weekend demonstrate. we are determined

and you know today, i'm a little hesitant to call myself opposition because the main body, the main government forward the next step and this involves all the syrian political forces coming together and sitting together and looking forward and drawing the plans for the future syria. i know a lot of people are today celebrating the results of the departure of the head of this regime but a political process is very much still relevant in terms of we need to draw the plans for how we transition from this area before to this area that we want to see in the future, the syria that we all had in our minds when people took to the streets in 2011.— streets in 2011. there are so many questions _ streets in 2011. there are so many questions around - many questions around transition and constitution. will it be presidential, will it be parliamentary? how are you expecting the transition to work and how do you think the rebels will be able to ensure an orderly transition?- an orderly transition? well, that requires, _ an orderly transition? well, that requires, of— an orderly transition? well, that require

we have to wait for the two main catalyst, policy decisions that| main catalyst, policy decisions thatus gets into their positions in january, and that will tell us about the direction of policy and the rally around deregulation and how effective and strong that would be, the other one has got to be earnings. we have to wait and see if earnings. we have to wait and see if earnings will actually catch up on the values that are baked in. i'm not going to say there will not be a santa rally but i think the markets are pretty heady right now and i think it is time for a pause and focus the attention on the first earnings season to see the direction of the market in 2025.— of the market in 2025. thanks for “oininu of the market in 2025. thanks for joining us- _ thanks to gaurav mallik at pallas capital advisors. let's focus more on the federal reserve now. as we've been saying, with jerome powell set to lay out his reasoning behind the central bank's latest decision and its forecast for the economy going forward. for more on thisjoining me now is pete earle — senior economist at the america

just tell us more about this main rebel group that we are seen fighting here.— main rebel group thateach ts has been — seen fighting here. well, each ts has been a _ seen fighting here. well, each ts has been a fascinating - seen fighting here. well, eachl ts has been a fascinating group to follow because they started off as being part of the same ideological camp as the islamic state and others, but since they have gotten a hold of a idlib province they have rebranded themselves as a very different kind of entity that can be trusted to be somewhat of a normal de facto government. statements that i have been working on from the group over the last few days now talk about protecting diplomats, respecting people of all faiths within a little, different ethnicities, i would hesitate to describe religious secular —— i would hesitate to describe the language are secular but that is how they are characterising themselves as the eyes of the world are upon them. as the eyes of the world are upon them-— upon them. someone collet rebranding _ upon them. someone collet rebranding but _ upon the

i the main rebelfaction might be working towards?— the main rebelfaction might be working towards? distanced _ working towards? i think they have already distanced themselves - working towards? i think they have already distanced themselves from al-qaeda many, many years ago. i think the question for a lot of people in syria is notjust, well they protect minorities and those who had been living in regime —controlled areas and those who had been part of the security forces, for example, orthe been part of the security forces, for example, or the military, been part of the security forces, for example, orthe military, but also if they are going to protect a lifestyle that i think a lot of syrians enjoy and remember. a lot of refugees will be returning to a syria they remember from before 2011, and not perhaps whatjolani has in mind for syria in the future, but thus far, they are saying and doing the right things and they have recently issued a statement as well for bidding the members from interfering in women's attire as well. �* , interfering in women's attire as well. 3 ., ., ~ in

well, son is a main play, i mean touchy has be one of the main supporters of the rebels from the beginning of the civil wolf is provided a lot of support for various groups and also providing refuge from millions of syrians as well. so i'm definitely has developed very strong links with the various groups that have now successfully. i'll sit outside and that has really put it in a prime position. and that's why they took his 5 minutes to feed on has been saying he's been holding pulse with saudi arabia the gulf states as well as washington, and also even iran and washer who really all seen as the main loses in the aisle seat of us saw that the l. c. facade is seen as a major, successful talking to projecting in influence in not only to syria, but also across the region, but key to where it can maintain that success. it all depends on what kind of government will follow. will it be a stable, inclusive coupling, which talk he's pressing full, but if it descends into a factional fighting, then in many ways to see the success of housing in the side could end up being a major problem on to key

. indeed, the main suspect comes from on saudi arabia. indeed, the main suspect hot refugee status here in germany, from the information that we've been able to gather. but the fact is that he supported at least from the social media posts that's several media outage reveal, he supported the far right of the. so it will be interesting to see how the, the positions themselves, whether they still view this issue of immigration as being very critical. specifically, in this case, whether they still use that element to defend their own political views, or whether they take a little bit of a step back and distance. because they know ultimately that the man who's suspected of carrying out there's a time was actually a supporter of the party. so one thing will be to see how i've chose this party, the social democrats before most within the next few days, how he positions himself when it comes to security. it will also be interesting to see, for example, how the, the looks at this and to what extent they tap or they use these aspects to actually see if they can benefit it for their own political

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queen, queen trained uh the main of the main, 2 cds and cuts the venue, the areas of for a team. by just all you mean taking all the homes and the most because they've cut people thinking go over the most goes with a g. was mainly thinking that they get resist. they getting a showing to the end of the media and propaganda. the unified in the most schools that are going to be know any pushback and until yesterday evening. good. a jim was making statements for his alliance for, for the, for the people in syria that they get it came back. but no, everybody knows that there is no come back. how is this takeover by the rebel group h t s, which is one of the launch a, a groups as seen in other parts of silly. for example, the northeast where well you will have a quote, kurdish forces control. most areas i did was a media conference 2 days ago by the general comment of as the muslim combining and you mention it clearly, but there is a kind of discussions and tugs between as vs and it's d. c. there is no any, a young collages or fighting between the both sides. this is was happening long

hts, the main rebel group does have a murky past.roscribed terrorist group by many governments. the dark red on this map shows where it controls, which now extends to some of the pink areas abandoned by the assad regime. there are also other rebel groups in both the north and south, plus the kurds up in the northeast and finally over in the west, the alawite heartland, assad's former power base. and then there are the other nations involved — russia, iran and turkey. so navigating through all these competing interests is going to be a daunting task for whatever government emerges. i'm going to come on to hts in a moment, but can ijust ask for your reaction to these reports that assad himself and his family might be in moscow? obviously, he has been backed by both iran and russia. would he have had the choice of going to either of those destinations? or others? what does it tell us if you is in russia?— does it tell us if you is in russia? . ~ , ., , russia? regarding assad and his whereabouts, _ russia? regarding assad and his wherea

and here, what we are seeing today is that in the main _ seeing today is that in the main square, thesed, the syrian flags are gone, also the billboards with the face of bashar— billboards with the face of bashar al assad have been removed and destroyed, so it is a new_ removed and destroyed, so it is a new era — removed and destroyed, so it is a new era here for the people in aleppo— a new era here for the people in aleppo and also the people of this— in aleppo and also the people of this country, but there is still— of this country, but there is still very— of this country, but there is still very much in the shadow of the — still very much in the shadow of the old _ still very much in the shadow of the old regime.— of the old regime. here in damascus _ of the old regime. here in damascus today, - of the old regime. here in damascus today, some i of the old regime. here in - damascus today, some streets were filled with sad and defiant protesters for the funeral of a permanent syrian opposition whose brutal —— bullet riddled tortured body was found in a prison when the rebels broke

the main mosque in damascus. he is promising a government for all syrians. i can tell you there is some concern among minority groups that these islamist rebels who have origins in al qaeda may seek to take retribution on their political enemies, on religious minorities. there is also, kristina, a lot, a lot of hope inside of syria right now that this is the end not just of 13 bloody years of civil war but more than 50 years of dictatorship by the assad family. i want to introduce you to a man called abdul al hamda, i've known him for ten years now and in 2016 he was trapped in eastern aleppo as assad's forces were closing in. i remember saying good-bye to him on the phone because i was convinced he was going to be killed. he escaped. i want to show you his reaction in the early hours of this morning as he learns that the assad regime had been toppled. take a listen. >> now you can sleep and think of tomorrow. justice is achieved. now i can understand my children will not be raised under oppression. now, only now

and what exactly were the main issues driving people as the cast their votes? there were 2 fundamental issues, the key one being the states of the economy. now the current government went on a kind of borrowing spring, which left the economy here in free full and the love of the people who have spoken to dave who did not turn out to vote specified that it's because they don't want to waste another day. giving somebody a job will not to kill them when they eventually gets into power. so the economy is definitely the top of mind. the 2nd is gun. i'm see, that's the local term here that refers to the legal gold mining, which has led to catastrophic solution of god knows what the ways and those are the 2 key concerns from everybody that i've spoken to. and what exactly where the candidates promising during their campaigns? well, the current vice president money with the bo, mia says that he was a digital economy. he's repressed, expressed more on what exactly he means by that. but he's been hard for us to do so . but we are assuming that he means getting gunner to

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and today we're going to go through 3 main points. first of all, why the a f d is so popular and what they want to do with that popularity. secondly, that views on foreign policy. and sadly, the people who you need to know at the top of the party and at the end we're going to wrap up with some predictions. can they achieve that dream of national power? go right, so we'll have that to get to. but matthew, let's just get things started, where things stand with 2 months out from the election, and the f t has never been so strong at this stage. give us a snapshot of where things stand. so the f d has basically been writing really high in the polls for the last 2 years or so. the start this year there was a big explosive story about the do you which did heart them a bit when when we saw that there was a kind of stories about them members meeting and a villa type post. i'm talking about re migration and not damaged them. but actually we sold in european elections came up in june. they did really well to the, the, the minus to be the, the, t