pearson sharp who actually interviewed i think over thirty witnesses and the doctor that was at the scene from the hospital the doctor told. him that there was no casualties that die people did come in but they were from the from breathing difficulties caused by dust in the air the doctors and the medical staff also said no one died that day and the thirty witnesses all attest to the fact that there had never been a chemical weapons attack in duma assholes and i think there were other journalists there the b.b.c. told me that they didn't get in they said it was something to do with a delay in getting their visas for duma i suspect that they didn't want to be on the scene in duma because what they'd hear from witnesses didn't tarred with the british government's line and actually that the british government's justification for launching a legal strike on syria what we do know is the reason may. be used what john peel just called the propaganda stroke construct which is the white helmets to try to justify on a legal basis who attack that's not going to work and i think that when the truth c

staff hospital said there was no chemical attack, robert fisk said there's no chemical attack, pearson sharpnt there and they said there was no chemical attack. everybody‘s saying there was no chemical attack, but you choose to believe white helmets who are al-qaeda civil arm. i don't know why. there are so many inconsistencies in what you're saying, i can't unpick them all. but if you're going to cite western journalists as misleading, then don't cite one western journalist who happens to suit your opinion and tell me that's proof. the proof is going to be found, if there is, indeed, any conclusive proof by the 0pcw who haven't even written their report yet. so you can't possibly tell me that you know what happened in douma. 0k, excellent. excellent. no, actually, i can tell you what happened just two months ago in the same facilities, and i'm waiting for the 0pcw report and i can tell you what happened in eastern aleppo, because we don't have chemical weapons, and how can we use chemical weapons on the population we're trying to liberate, one, when our troops are in close proximity, two, d

locals doctors at the medical facility where the apparent victims were treated then there was pearson sharp an american and german reporter for the idea of all of the war correspondents all of them with prior experience the they know what they're doing and none even found the suggestion. of culpability here but they got a huge. huge backlash from from from the public because they went contrary to what the western media had talked about them and trumpeted for weeks and weeks that assad was behind this and there's no negotiation the united states backed by britain and france was soo convinced that they had even carried out the strikes near hours before the c.w. specialists were jus to arrive to investigate to see point the o.p.c. w. organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons there had been criticism that why weren't they intimate there they're now right here they arrived on saturday they've collected samples but there's not a lot we know because of the way the w. operates there will. be we don't know when the analysis will be done when we'll have any sort of any sort of results but

today, some sharp shooting edged scotland ever closer to their games medal target. first, with linda pearson'sition, 21—year—old scot, david mcmath, was showing nerves of steel. commentator: if he hits this pier, he will be the commonwealth games champion. never in doubt. tim kneale took the silver for the isle of man's first medal of the games, it clearly meant a lot. to kind of wear the three legs of man and to be here representing the island is... yeah, it's something special. special too for scotland, mcmath's gold took them to the magic number of 30 medals. flower of scotland so it's official, these are scotland's greatest ever away games, and a lot of it is down to just one man. duncan scott wrote his name into the record books here, his haul of six is the most medals for a scottish athlete at one games. his gold in the 100 metre freestyle was a particular highlight. i can't really sum it up in words, to be honest. you know, it's pretty special and it's something that i didn't think i'd be able to achieve. yeah, i mean, i don't really know what to say, to be honest. his family did the ta