mr. arwani was a critic of the government in syria. he had come to britain in the mid 1990s. although he continued to speak out against the regime in damascus, a prominent member of the syrian opposition here told us he didn't believe the killing was political. >> i don't believe it was a political. he's not as active as many in london. >> mr. arwani was 48, and he had six children. until 2011 he was the imam at the mosque not far from here. he leaves behind as well as his family a large number of for students and colleagues still trying to make sense of his killing. >> doctors in liberia say that an ebola treatment center in the capital has been closed because there are no more cases to treat. liberia could be declared ebola-freebie the end of april. >> these people could only hope their celebrations are a little premature. people have received certificates thanking them for their hard work over the recent months. the monument list staff members who were killed by it. now there is a sense the worst may be over. >> we think we have won the fight. and we think now that there i