but buried in the network of twisting narrow streets of the old city is boutique majid.ais el fenni. hello. >> abdelmajid: how are you? >> anthony: and he's one interesting guy. thank you. >> abdelmajid: come on in. >> anthony: when he was a little kid back in the '60s, majid left his hometown of fez and came here where he'd earn a few dirham a night emptying ashtrays at the wild and extravagant parties being thrown here by wealthy ex-pats. he saw what these people would buy for themselves and how they decorate their homes and started to look around for himself, scoring, then reselling art and antiques. wow. it became something of an obsession. now his artifacts from morocco and all across northern africa are bought by collectors from all over the world. carpets, antiques, wood carvings, jewelry and old doors. wow, these are incredibly beautiful. tell me about that. ♪ >> abdelmajid: amber, coral, shells. these used to be currency, these shells. >> anthony: how old is this? >> abdelmajid: this is, uh, early '20s, late 19th. the amber is millions of years old. >> anthony:

policy was disastrous in syria i agree with majid that things are stabilizing there but if you go back to twenty thirteen in the syrian civil war really began in two thousand and eleven right things were relatively calm there nobody expected this to be a serious civil war they were in the midst of a six year drought having economic problems but if you read the accounts when the u.s. started to get involved it looked like the uprising was more about that part time than the u.s. introduces operation timber sycamore and we'd put a massive cia operation and we really do what we can to ignite the under arrest there and now look it's a disaster what's what's occurred and in syria but let it put it was going on in a slightly different context about the threat of war on march first twenty eight him lattimer putin gave his state of the nation address and when she said that russia now has five new nuclear weapons all of which can circumvent u.s. missile defense and this february twenty one thousand state of the nation address he announced a six new nuclear weapon russia has modernized more than

the army nor is it the civic quality of sudan this is the security council that was recruited by al majid bashir to ensure his presence and the safety off his family so that's the trick the what they have done and they have just mentioned this in previous shows it's the speed on the face of the sudanese people as well as the army they have been taking any measures to disassociate themselves from the islamist ideology nor have they taken any serious may just to bring the genocide all those who have committed crimes against the sudanese people to justice they are allowing them to stay in their only in their own mansions and providing them with you know protection they said today though that they they would bring to justice those who have blood on their hands. but apparently we're going to take you will come back to a conversation about i've got to take you to the united nations in new york where sudan is being discussed by the security council as a list of. real mastic matter it is up to the will of the sudanese people it is a delegation it is a delicate situation that sudan is currently on

saif abdul—majid was 18 years old. he was attacked near this block of flats.00 knife attacks in london in 2016/17. then they looked at where 97 fatal stabbings had taken place the following year. they found 67 of them were in the same neighbourhood where there had previously been at least one knife attack. these findings are important for deciding where police should concentrate patrols, and especially where they should concentrate stop and search, because that's controversial, has some costs but they are well worth it if stop and search prevents murders. the home secretary has enabled police to carry out more stop and searches by relaxing some of the rules but sajid javid says the government must go further. he is calling for a shift in mindset and wants to make better use of data to improve our understanding of the pathways into crime. it's being reported that lawyers for shamima begum — the schoolgirl who joined the islamic state group — are claiming legal aid to fight the decision to remove her british citizenship. ms begum, who's now 19, is being held in

saif abdul—majid was 18 years old. he was attacked near this block of flats.mering dispute in the area with other teenagers. two 14—year—old boys were later convicted of murder. saif abdul—majid was stabbed to death here at tanfield avenue in neasden in october 2017. the previous year, there had been eight knife attacks in this neighbourhood in north west london. when researchers looked through crime records, they noticed a similar pattern right across london. criminologists examined over 3500 knife attacks in london in 2016/17. then they looked at where 97 fatal stabbings had taken place the following year. they found 67 of them were in the same neighbourhood where there had previously been at least one knife attack. these findings are important for deciding where police should concentrate patrols, and especially where they should concentrate stop and search, because that's controversial, has some costs but they are well worth it if stop and search prevents murders. the home secretary has enabled police to carry out more stop and searches by relaxing some of

saif abdul—majid was 18 years old. he was attacked near this block of flats.area with other teenagers. two 1a—year—old boys were later convicted of murder. saif abdul—majid was stabbed to death here at tanfield avenue in neasden in october 2017. the previous year, there had been eight knife attacks in this neighbourhood in north west london. when researchers looked through crime records, they noticed a similar pattern right across london. criminologists examined over 3500 knife attacks in london in 2016/17. then they looked at where 97 fatal stabbings had taken place the following year. they found 67 of them were in the same neighbourhood where there had previously been at least one knife attack. these findings are important for deciding where police should concentrate patrols, and especially where they should concentrate stop and search, because that‘s controversial, has some costs but they are well worth it if stop and search prevents murders. the home secretary has enabled police to carry out more stop and searches by relaxing some of the rules but sajid ja