a picture with the opec secretary general, moving to riyadh. is riyadh the new vienna?> i think riyadh is sort of boomtown right now, and a lot of people are coming. i do hold out hope that we will be back in vienna for the next opec meeting. >> never had an invitation to riyadh. love to go someday. fred kempe and helima, it's like 1:00 in the morning there. >> i'd be curious to check it out. >> "power lunch" live in riyadh, why not? >>> let's do it. >>> bofa beating on earnings. debt is the name of the game. loan income on the rise. the stock is down 2% as the market sells off. we'll hear from ceo brian moynihan. >>> first, details on key movers in three-stock lunch. it's early today. in fact, it's right after this. i've seen it. trust me, after 15 walks, it gets a little old. ugh. i really should be retired by now. wish i'd invested when i had the chance... to the moon! unbelievable. stop waiting. start investing. e*trade ® from morgan stanley. at&t has a new guarantee. because most things in business are not guaranteed. like a distraction-free work environment. get t

been functional fold has given this statement after the meeting of out of the western diplomats in riyadh is called for the lifting of sanctions on syria, which has been a key to mind of a new administration. the stuff that is really the future of syria is the syrian internal, much that we confirmed that we will continue providing all the humanitarian and economic aid and to achieve stability. construction paving the way for the proper environment for syrians to go back to that country. lots of things will be done and we will do our best to enable the syrian administration to provide necessary services to the syrian people. we also confirms that necessity of lifting sanctions imposed on syria because these functions and the emissions of syrian people in development and reconstruction. i want to give you a closer look at the sanctions in syria, which have been in place since 2011 dipping, targeting its financial transactions are like sports and trade amongst others. since then, its economy has shrunk like 85 percent g. d, p has dropped from $67500000000.00 to $9000000000.00 in 2023. 90 per

consecutive triumph, after goals from lautaro martinez and and mehdi taremi gave them the lead in riyadh hernandez and christian pulisic drew milan level before tammy abraham's injury—time winner handed them victory and their first trophy under new boss sergio conceicao. newcastle manager eddie howe says he will wait to decide whether sven botman can start again on tuesday night against arsenal. the dutchman returned at the weekend after nine months out with a knee injury, replacing the suspended fabian schar who will also miss the first leg of the carabao cup semi—final. it's not like he's been rushed back. but straight into action, did very well, really pleased with him. i think regardless of how you train in what you do, the premier league is different to anything and you can't really prepare for that until it comes. but he handled it very well. arsenal have high ambitions for the league cup — a trophy their boss has targeted this season. the gunners have dropped points in the league, and fallen off the pace in the title race with injuries to key players in the team too. mikel arteta

consecutive triumph, after goals from lautaro martinez and and mehdi taremi gave them the lead in riyadhut theo hernandez and christian pulisic drew milan level before tammy abraham's injury—time winner handed them victory and their first trophy under new boss sergio conceicao. julen lopetegui is taking training at west ham today, despite rumours he's on the verge of being sacked and that the club has already held talks with graham potter about replacing him. lopetegui has been under huge pressure after two heavy defeats at the hands of liverpool and manchester city. he onlyjoined last summer, replacing david moyes who left at the end of his contract. west ham's technical director has been pictured talking to former chelsea and brighton boss potter, who has previously been linked with the hammers job. morgan gibbs white says he didn't even realise the new england coach, thomas tuchel, was watching on as he inspired nottingham forest to a clinical win at wolves. he's played a key part in forest's excellent form this season with the 3 nil victory at wolves taking them level on points with

consecutive triumph, after goals from lautaro martinez and and mehdi taremi gave them the lead in riyadhergio conceicao. julen lopetegui is taking training at west ham today, despite rumours he's on the verge of being sacked and that the club has already held talks with graham potter about replacing him. lopetegui has been under huge pressure after two heavy defeats at the hands of liverpool and manchester city.

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in part, this is riyadh choosing washington over the world.dh choosing the american high-tech sector over the world. saudi arabia's drivers or the success of the vision 2030 transformation of its society and economy. it believes that artificial intelligence will accelerate that process, provide jobs, transform the kingdoms industries. and all of that goodness, all of that power, will come from a long-term relationship with the united states. dani: it is not the only case that trump made headlines when it comes to saudi. he said he would ask saudi to lower the price of oil. is that relationship strong enough, is what saudi it's out of the u.s. when it comes to economic security and the things you talk about enough of an incentive for them to act in a way that might be against some of their economic benefit? >> it becomes more complicated. first, this is an opec-plus decision. there are some opec-plus members that might be willing to produce more but some are at capacity. so this leaves saudi arabia, emirates, and kuwait. there is a tension that

seems like nothing like what we're dealing with los angeles riyadh worry about them. absolutely. you know, we have that rain. and that is what kept us, you know, more less prone to the it it would've been a different story just as dry. yeah. well, let's stay down in southern california. take a look at crews working around the clock to put out the palisades fire. those hot spots there. >> the los angeles fire department brought out the big guns and your sam on your screen to boost morale. firefighters deployed there many therapy horses to help try and put a smile on the faces of first responders. and it looks like it worked. everyone seems to be thrilled at the side of these pint-size were says these forces are part of the mayor's crisis response team and they frequently work with first responders. well, still ahead in sports, we've got some college hoops action as cal and stanford are on the road today. erin wilson has the highlights. coming up. >> it's happening tonight around the nfl will start off with the golden bears of cal is the women's basketball team continues to climb i

let's speak to our chief international correspondent lyse doucet in riyadh.been doing. this is one of the final acts of the outgoing president. tell us about the deal. yes, there are similarities with the gaza deal in the sense it involved both the biden administration and president trump's, because in a statement released by the family of one of the americans, both administrations were thanked, as well as the gulf state of qatar which is said to have played a vital role, particularly in final negotiations that involved the release of brian corbett and another, although his family have still to confirm that. the taliban, a member of the taliban, a member of the taliban was picked up on the battlefield in afghanistan and convicted of a life sentence for narcotics and terrorism charges. it seems it came down to the wire. it was not announced. the news came after midnight last night us time. it was not made public until the americans were out of taliban hands. ~ ., ., hands. we went through what trump part — hands. we went through what trump part two _ hands. we

i said i'll shabani is heading a delegation that's holding tulips in riyadh, saudi arabia, damascus, a signal that saudi will play a significant role in rebuilding. so yeah, to, i mean the right hand side. some problem is the lens cases. keith is preparing to. we establish diplomatic ties with syria. he's punched to help the country's economy . i'm drawing for stability. on monday, training and delegation visited damascus to discuss a strategic partnership between the 2 countries. okay, which ends, you know, is it the labels trusted advisor and he joins us live now from new york. good to have you with us. and there's been a flurry of that for me. i forgot to give it to you as an it would, it gives an interesting insight into how syria is positioning itself in the region . what should we take from society being the new administration fast for and visit us in the sun down full of us, triggered by events coast. october 7th, has created a power back in the region. this presents in historical opportunity for many forces in the region for a reset in the political reconfiguration of the reg

and i think within this historic context of visit by the syrian delegation to the mass to riyadh, saudi arabia is a major political breakthrough. there's been many false dawns in the region in recent decades, but i think this time around if the regional players including saudi caught the turkey many other as the us, your, if they do it right as much as possible this time they will. i think there was real opportunity for something to reconfigure the geopolitical landscape of the region in a very positive, constructive and productive way. however, there's a long way to go with that with that, because basically you have this new look at the syrians, basically what they're looking for. his diplomatic recognition that alicia is the economic aid, the energy wise they need, they need to replace iran, hopefully which sally rate. and that's part of the go change. the saudis want basically is stable and secure. syria that doesn't have spill over in the region, whether it's the issues of terrorism, particularly looking at the drug trade, things like half the gone. so the saudis have been vehement,

we were talking about the talks that are happening in riyadh at the moment of the been happening over the last 24 hours or so. there was a statement that came up from the u. k. i head of those thoughts saying that the discussions would be arab lead. is that an expectation that given the restrictions on the limitations that some other foreign governments might put in, in terms of lifting those sanctions? is that an expectation that perhaps are of the governments might be expected to bear more of the the brunt if you like, of the responsibility fox helping syria? not too sure. i think at the moment we would expect most of the economic aid to come from western governments as well as gulf states. but our thing, what the u. k is for just say there is that there is a limited, there is a degree of uncertainty over the current situation on the country and how to proceed at the end. this uncertainty is better understood by the actions of syrians and their closest neighbors. and in the gulf, i think the main issue would be at what the us administration will actually do and say with respect to s

arabia and his first game in charge when milan take onjuventus in the italian super cup semi—final in riyadh other semi on thursday. the novak djokovic/nick kyrgios doubles partnership is over for now. the pair who teamed up at the brisbane international were beaten in the second round by nikola mektic and michael venus. kyrgios and djokovic famously didn't get along which made it something of a surprise to see them teaming up here. but both are using the event as a warm—up for the australia 0pen which starts on january 12th. the world number two iga swiatek steered poland into the united cup quarter—finals with 2—1 win over the czech republic. they had lost the men's singles but swiatek always looked like levelling things against karolina muchova. and after winning that tie 6—3, 6—4, she then went on to help hubert hurkacz make amends for losing to tomas machac, overcoming him and muchova in the mixed doubles. this might serve as a bit of new year's inspiration — kenya's beatrice chebet has become the first woman to run 5,000 metres in under 14 minutes. she smashed the women's world record

it's repeat of last year is fixture in riyadh, which round wizard one for one. while it's a transfer, how does he flicked when his 1st charge trophy in charge of bar sense? he'll be helping this much can get aside back on track in the li, they've only $11.00 of their last 7 matches and set 5 points behind their el classic co rivals in the standings. it's a huge game. we're speaking about l classic o in the see pick up final. if we, when we're going to gain more confidence for the rest of the season. if we, when it's going to be very important for the whole club german, ben does legal leaders. barn munich have returned from the winter break with one year old victory against bras. you want to an glad black. it was harry kane's penalty that prove the difference. his 15th legal of the season to go for points, clear champions, buyer lever to send chain has he up to when a trophy in his career and he's wary of laboratories in challenging his side for the title this season. once again, a really good saying, you know, they don't need us once and fully assess the game. s

i saw dr. bonnet arrived in riyadh overnight. it is the 1st for him, is it for the needed ministration? since the full of a side of damascus is signalled, savvy rapier will play lodge rolling through his future inside syria. security forces in homes of lawyers, especially operation to find people suspect to the crimes under the sun regime. red blocks have been set up and civilians and at least 2 neighborhoods have been told to stay at home. there live now to wrestle said, who joins is from damascus at russell. so we have this ongoing flurry of diplomacy we've seen in recent days. now this important 1st obviously is trip of the this, the 1st visit have ruled by the city and for the minister was. so the area of yes, and that is quite telling a lot. so the living space is here to solve the vs as a, as a primary cause as a primary part there, when it comes to rebuilding the force of syria and also the, the mass of the commission. so city has been destroyed by 15 years of a civil war, and now the need and space and saying that they ne

and on sunday, european, an hour before ministers met in riyadh to discuss the country's future. but there are obstacles to overcome. while western powers have begun rolling out some aid, they want to see progress towards inclusive and democratic governance. concerns a growing the euphoria following the full of aside may give way to frustration and violence if the process is delayed. well, the west be prepared to lift the sanctions and fast and can serious new rulers make the change is needed to win the confidence of well powers. we'll discuss these issues with our expos and just environments time. but 1st, the simple by victoria guides and a move in a decade of fighting has ravaged cities and towns across syria international sanctions. as the degraded its infrastructure and starved it of investment. the thought of major international help from foreign powers is needed to rebuild the broken country during torques and the saudi capital. re add the new theory and administration calls the sections to be listed. a message echoed by saudi arabia. i stress the importance of lifting uni

i said i'll shabani is heading into allegation that's holding talks in riyadh, saudi arabia, damascus, a signal that saudi will play a significant role in rebuilding syria. your planning and present the automated landscape says keith is trying to re establish diplomatic ties with syria. he's pledge to help the country's economy and drive for stability. on monday, training and delegation visiting damascus to discuss a strategic partnership between the 2 countries and nationwide efforts underway to rebuild the history and heritage of syria of to use a civil war include ending the legal trading of processor in on 6 months of that takes place in the ancient syrians, if you have bus route for miles, some of the binge of ed census, this reports a cynthia has some of the was old. this continues to be populated places. bushera used to be a trade route between a shrub which is the voskus to mecca. it's a roman. busy theater, but has a special place in the most in tradition, because wisdom is believed the prophet muhammad was given the 1st inclination to be a prophet here in this place, since 2

lifting of sanctions against syria has taught the agenda at a meeting of european in our latest in riyadh. and you need, as of agreed to discuss the sanctions release at the end of this month in brussels, and is really as strongly going to school sheltering forcibly displace palestinians and gaza has killed at least 8 people, including children. good talk happened in giovanni and then the number of people killed by the law science and as far as hes, within to 65 and mandatory evacuations of an issue. as edging closer to the densely populates neighborhoods, including brentwood and, and she knows so don's government says that it's on a has entered the strategic city of why the mcdonny, which is south of the capital call to instead its troops advancing to clear the territory held by the tyrant ministry rapid support forces, soldiers and civilians, celebration and cities across the country, including pulse don. what medina is the capital of 20 states and has been under the control of the are assessed since december of 2023. and for morgan has moved from call to the for the needs military offe

since the fall of a sent a size and shape bonnie is heading a delegation that's holding talks in riyadh, saudi arabia, damascus, test signal that saudi arabia will play a significant role in rebuilding syria. a nationwide efforts are under way to rebuild the history and heritage of syria. after years of civil war, they include ending the legal trading of priceless syrian antiques. much of that takes place in the ancient city of books at all. from where are some of them jeff had sent us this report. sylvia has some of the was old. this continues to be populated places. bushera used to be a trade route between a chum which is the voskus to mecca. it's a roman. busy b, c, a tear, but has a special place in the most in position, because wisdom is believed the prophet muhammad was given. the 1st inclination to be a prophet here in this place, since 2015. this place has changed sides between the government forces and so opposition practice who say that they are trying to protect the artifacts and guarding. this is an important task because city and now for this is a multitude of challenges. c

since the fall of a sense of size and shape bonnie is heading is allegation that's holding talks in riyadh, saudi arabia, damascus, a signal that saudi arabia will play a significant role in rebuilding syria. the now the f. b, i is saying that the car running attack in new orleans that killed 14 people on new year's day was a premeditated act of terrorism. investigators believe army veteran shops of danger bought from texas was acting alone when he intentionally tried to run down as many people as possible. they say a bar posted several videos on social media pledging allegiance to iso in the hours before the attack. let me be very clear about this point. this was an act of terrorism. it was pre meditated and an evil act. we do not assess at this point that anyone else involved in this attack is involved in this attack except for jam. so den jabbar the subject you've already been brief talk and this is jay gray is in new orleans with more on the investigation. there were 5 videos recorded by that suspect jim said didn't jabbar a 42 year old, an army veteran us army veteran of those videos

ceasefire reached between hamas and israel. 0ur chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, is in riyadh not start them. he'll be tested here in the middle east even he'll be tested here in the middle east. even before he took office, his pressure pushed hamas and israel to agree to a ceasefire in gaza and the release of israeli hostages and palestinian prisoners. but since then, he says he's not confident that that deal will be upheld. and in his first hours in office, he took steps in support of israel. but will he accept prime minister netanyahu's demand to ratchet up the pressure on iran to stop it from acquiring a nuclear weapon, a step tehran denies it's taken, but that could potentially start a war which could draw in the united states. what president trump says he is keen on is expanding an initiative he took in his first term, the abraham accords, a process of normalisation between israel and arab states. the big prize would be to get saudi arabia tojoin. but here in the kingdom, they say they won't unless there's a path to a palestinian state. and that's something prime ministe

david lammy is expected to offer british help in organising humanitarian efforts during the talks in riyadhzech republic. eight others were injured in the blast in the northern city of most. it's believed to have been caused by a gas cylinder attached to a portable heater. rescue workers say they evacuated dozens of people as the flames rapidly spread to surrounding buildings. the nobel peace prize winner, malala yousafzai, has urged muslim leaders not to legitimise the taliban government in afghanistan. speaking in islamabad, the campaigner told a summit on girls�* education that the taliban didn't see women as human beings. she called on the muslim world to show true leadership on the issue. ms yousafzai was evacuated from pakistan as a 15—year—old after being shot by the pakistani taliban on her school bus. recognise the taliban regime as perpetrators of gender apartheid. do not legitimise them. do not make compromises on our fate. 0ur reporter, azadeh moshiri, is at the conference in the pakistan capital, and sent this report. the muslim world league and pakistan's education minister ha

i'm killing a serious foreign minister made to sell the accounts call in riyadh to discuss secure c m functions with long john henry at the north american international auto show in detroit where one of the things being featured electric vehicles like these around the 5 boxes in los angeles, a baffling to protect densely populated neighborhoods as the deadly policies. while fi advances for desk told has now risen to 16. the place is threatening. the brentwood area with stronger wins full costs. authorities have all that more. mandatory evacuations. emergency crews are dropping voice a retardant from the but if facing criticism off the hydrants run dry in some locations out as there is full of l got a 1st time, look at the danger and the devastation from the. so he is what the possible to say is los angeles looks like this one is being split from the app, but only while weather conditions allow a best. the problem with these when set to pick up a lot over the coming days, full cost is avoiding that this could be about to get a lot worse. here. the palisades via has already claims more

the temperature is set to come down slightly, not just here, but for the cell in riyadh. only 17 degrees celsius on wednesday, so it remains largely cool and that's being felt across the gulf, particularly at night. but it is looking raw. the settled, not so settled. however, across the north of africa, we've seen some very western windy weather, affecting libya and egypt still some of the showers coming into the north of egypt . on wednesday. i will see those on settled weather conditions. continuing across the north, west of africa was wanting to stop for the canary islands, some west of weather, as well as trying to slip into morocco and the very move on 1st day. but it's not as well cuz what we're seeing across the south south of africa is the intense thunder storms of 4 zambia stretching into central parts of mozambique, where we have got some warnings on eastern areas of south africa. we'll see what the weather was very hot with a fly, a danger out west, the showcase of the best document free films from across the network. on al jazeera, a tide of changes sweeping t

so the l shabani is heading and delegation that's holding talks in riyadh, saudi arabia, damascus, a signal that sounds he will play a significant role in rebuilding syria to i mean, quite impressive. limit soleski says keith is preparing to re establish diplomatic ties with syria. he's punched to help the country's economy and only for stability . on monday, training and delegation visits of damascus to discuss a strategic partnership between the 2 countries. nationwide efforts are underway to rebuild the history and heritage of syria of to years of civil war and include ending the legal trading of priceless, serene antiques. lots of that takes place in the ancient survey and says, you have bus ride from? well, some i've been jeff had sent us this report or what it is still a point of concern for many archeologist and experts, especially in places like this and bus driver, if you speak to the locals, they will give you legends they thing back to the neb attends then the romans then alexander the great and then the constant didn't know poses government then. so i have been and this y

of sanctions against syria has taught the agenda at a meeting of european and not have leaders in riyadh. and you latest have agreed to discuss sanctions released at the end of this month in brussels. the new city and administration has called for the removal since december and bought all a sod was ousted for germany's fault. administer says some sanctions must remain in place. it says again in germany which let's go to mohammed junction, his life for us in damascus. mom and i understand that that meeting has just finished and we have ordered some course saying that you leaders are going to be missing in brussels later at the end of this month to discuss the sanctions relief . what else of the being talking about the well when it comes to this issue of sanctions relief, that's certainly going to be music's the years of a new syrian leadership because this is the refrain that we've heard over and over again the past few weeks from the top down in syria, especially when it comes to having to shut out who's the head of a new series administration. they have repeatedly ers, the international

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end the war in gaza and for a incredible road to palestinian statehood is all the more urgent for riyadhber 7 and its aftermath have underscored a more integrated region and security arc invested threats to security and isolated sentiments. that is exactly what they because in april and again in october again with u.s. leadership, partners came beyond in a unprecedented way to defend the unprecedented missile attacks and you see what the world can do to put iran's nuclear program back in a box and ensure tehran never has a nuclear weapon. in 2021, a team of documentary filmmakers traveled around gaza asking children a simple question, what is your dream? many of the kids they interviewed looked to be 5 or 6 years old, about the same age as my own kids. a little girl dreamed of becoming a doctor. why the interviewer asked? to treat people in war, she said. a boy dreamed of becoming a pilot so that he could fly people out of the place where they were so they could see the world, so they could be happy. a girl dreamed of being an engineer so she can help rebuild homes that had been destroye

and so i had the opportunity to meet with the foreign minister of saudi arabia in riyadh. and i thank them uh for their uh $39 billion purchase of um of 780 sevens. uh with the understanding they may double the purchase. uh and then i was really grateful to meet um with ambassador altan of qatar. indeed, where they were making substantial purchases of south carolina made being boeing 7 87-10. and so my constituents um can see the benefit of foreign direct investment and foreign sales of exports, imports. the port of charleston has recently been dredged to 52 ft for super panamax container ships. and so we, we can see the benefit of my constituents substantially. not all can see the benefit of a strong america and a dynamic america and the mutual benefit of trade around the world. >> i just got back from israel and it was just as this cease fire in lebanon was being negotiated and there was, there were there's mixed feelings in israel about the cease fire for all kinds of reasons. there was a general understanding that that the government was under pressure from the biden a

but security guarantees between jerusalem, washington and riyadh.he united states that presents the best bulwark and threat to iran, which could deter them from moving toward a nuclear weapon. i think that's the grand strategy that's in mind here. the saudis are going to be the key to the whole thing. >> i just want to note that the israel's top general, general halevy, did resign in the first significant resignation, acknowledging the failures on october 7th of the israeli military. netanyahu and his coalition have prevented any real independent investigation, but the army is doing its own. let's turn to ukraine briefly. let's listen to what president trump had to say about sending arms to kyiv. >> i'm going. >> to keep sending weapons. >> to ukraine. or are you going to send. turn off the tap soon. >> well, we're looking talking e going to be talking with president putin very soon, and we'll see how it all happens. >> just today on truth social, the president has posted that, you know, a number of questions and threats about russia, how they're go

david sees trip taking delegation to saudi arabia aside allow shabani arrived in riyadh days and nights. it is the 1st phone visit for the new administration, since the full of a side of damascus has signaled saudi arabia will play as well as roland serious future. let's go to wrestle, sarah jones now from damascus. sir russell. we've seen this flurry of activity in way of diplomacy in recent days. and now we have this 1st important overseas trip indeed. so we have seen delegations of delegation is visiting damascus of the newman stage, and that's gonna be enjoying that because each of the visits means more or less them is the for the new administration. but now that the 1st overseas visit offices and he has nearly appointed for the minister being sold, it is quite too true. symbolically important steps because now didn't even station see. so the a, b, m as a major ally in the region by nationally and for cause for basically just remember the 15 years of the civil war as of a state, much of the company's infrastructure and economy. so desperate of the needs investments, that's the despe

after a market share war, and i don't think they will in our reporting from opec, the meetings in riyadh, the virtual meetings, whatever it is suggested the same reading yours and others work if they went after a market share war, so they were able to bring prices down but sell more barrels. now the united states wants to sell more barrels as well. so that would imply a lower price, but more money. but it would also come at the expense of somebody else. and i'm assuming what the president means is that the expense of somebody else would be russia, because talk to us about how russia. russia still selling a lot of oil, as is iran around the world. we got to cut that off. i think that's what the president was suggesting. it is. >> and it's again, this is to your first point about this difficult being difficult to square. look, opec plus wants a higher price than where we are right now, not a lower one. the saudis have their own hopes and dreams these days in terms of building out a new nation and country and future that is much less dependent on oil. so where are they going to come up with

everywhere and opened our offices in the middle east last year and opened up an office in abu dhabi, riyadhon of the world for the first time and that's exciting for us. >> we're now at the point of the interview where it gets a little complicated. let's talk about the issue du jour which is tiktok. i'm on it. my kids are on it. they still want to be on it. you're on the board of bytedance. you've been watching this play out. >> for awhile. >> what can you tell us about where things stand? >> well, we're first of all grateful the president intervened to keep it over the weekend so that was great news and now he's issued an executive order as of yesterday that you know about that gives us 75 days to work a solution that meets the national security of the united states but allows tiktok to keep operating and i can say this, that the company is prepared and ready to engage with the trump administration, has been looking forward to the opportunity to basically find a solution that complies with the law and meets the security of the united states and at the same time keeps tiktok available. >> d

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coordination during talks with arab countries, european allies and the interim syrian government in riyadh. the talks come a month after the fall of bashar al—assad's authoritarian regime, which left the country in the hands of rebel group hayat tahnr hands of rebel group hayat tahrir al—sham, an organisation that's banned in the uk. before the visit, the foreign office said the government was committed to a syrian led transition to create an inclusive, non—sectarian and representative government, stressing the need to end ongoing hostilities in the north—east of the country , and north—east of the country, and train managers have launched the first of a series of five months of strikes on busy rail routes, causing travel disruption. there are currently picket lines outside stations including london euston, liverpool and edinburgh. today in the walkout, in a dispute over rest day working , members of the rmt working, members of the rmt union at avanti west coast will strike every sunday until the 25th of may. a reduced timetable will be in place on the strike days, with fewer services runn