phil lavelle many has a look at what's to come. >> welcome to the future. >> will we actually be stramed into chairs like this? vifn reality masks on our faces. -- virtual reality masks on our faces. >> safely down and back in the year 2015, what about this model. >> this is the future fest in london, a look at highway lives will are in the decades to come. where robots take on their owner's faces. a world of color. >> this is not just a look at how bright the world will be but the problems the world will face global food shortages global water shortages. imagine there cost of co-psychowilling have lost so much. what's inside these is powdered affiliation which are mostly vegetable. your saliva mixes with that and it creating the filling. >> the chance to point out that the future is people-powered. >> we can shape the fume and have a deciding role, we leave i.t. up to our government people to teach us, hang on there's a lot more than that, you can have more power and month say over that future. >> what kind of future do they want, something to focus on, phil lavelle, al jazeera london.

. >> phil lavelle - it's 2015 - not the future. apparently this is what the future will look like. noisy, isn't it. find out more later in the programme. >>> when a group of children were arrested for scrawling anti-government graffiti on a wall in syria, no one could have predicted what would follow. the protest which began is now in its fifth year. the united nations says more than 220,000 syrians have been killed. more than 7.5 million people have been forced from their homes, but have stayed within the country. 4.5 million are thought to be trapped in areas that are besieged or hard to reach. in all, more than 12 million syrians are in need of help inside their own country. 4 million others registered as refugees. here is the report on how it all began four years ago. these are the images that helped spark the revolution in syria. people raising their voices against the rule of the president. when we took to the streets, each one of us felt we had a revolution simmering inside of us waiting for the right moment to come out, and we can feel free. the fear barrier collapsed. we a

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. >> i'm phil lavelle in the future - no it's 2015. though apparently this is what the future will look like. find out more later in the prime. >>>so then we start with breaking news. two bomb blasts in pakistan killed at least 10 people. the attacks targeted churches in lahore. 50 others have been injured. let's speak to kamal hyder. what do you have? >> the attacks took place in a predominantly christian neighbourhood. living in the country's largest and populated city. the suicide bombers are said to have tried to enter two churches at least. how far, some of the victims at the gates decided to blow them up. a number of people have been killed. more are dead according to some. after the attack and the deadly bomb blast. they came out on the streets. there's anger on the streets. burning on the road and going on a rampage. at the same time an acceptance by the taliban, that they were responsible for carrying out the attack. >> tell us about those that claim responsibility and what is the contexts of the attacker. >> well the attacks

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phil lavelle explains. >> reporter: welcome to the future. well, it's noisy, you can say that. will we really be strapped into chairs like this in coming years. virtual reality masks on our faces. who knows. at the moment it's for fun. we are limited by what our bodies can stand. i speculate that we'll go inside people's brains to go to the next level. safely down here is the verdict on this one. the whole world is around you. you are immersed in reality, this is the future fest in london, a look at how lives will be in decades to come. hello, a world where robots take on owners's faces. >> a world of colour. this is not just the look at how bright the future will be but is asking questions about the problems the world will face for example, global food and water shortages, imagine a world where the price of cocoa has rich so much that a bar of chocolate costs $20. >> these are based on the theory that water will be in short supply, or we can't trust it. what is inside is powered fillings, which are vegetable, it saliva mixes and creates a ganache veil -- filling because no liq

phil lavelle reports. >> welcome to the future. >> well it's noisy, you can say that. will we be strapped into chairs like this in coming years, virtual reality maflentss on the face of it. who knows, at the moment it's fun. >> riders are limited by what their bodies can withstand. in the future i'm speculating that we'll go inside people's brains to take them to the next level. >> safely down back in the year 2015, here is the verdict on this one. >> the whole world is around you. >> this is the future fest in london, a look at how lives will be in decades to come. >> hello. >> a world where robots take on their owner's faces. >> the ultimate selfie. >> a world of colour. >> this is not a look at how bright the world will be, but is asking questions about what it will face - global food and water shortages. imagine a world where a price of cocoa has risen so much that this chocolate bar costs $20. what we are looking at is water water supply what we are looking at is powder your saliva mixes with that and creates a ganache. because there's no water. >> reporter: this