with some factions rallying behind the syrian national council at a conference in turkey archie sarah firth reports. both come out of the meeting is a pitch that opposition is really struggling to get its act together they've been meeting here in istanbul hundreds of the syrian opposition members to discuss and to try and hammer out some common objectives and really laid to rest the concerns over the very fractious nature but it seems that that was a lucid and they were able to unify and in fact the picture that came out we saw walkouts from some of the members disagreements and further criticisms of the syrian national council and the objectives that they put forward saying that they were trying to impose their will to the much indeed it is very concerning because the essence of course this try to pitch is the almost as an exile governments in waiting a very similar to libya's and t.c. but that hasn't really been the reality of what's happened and we've seen a fierce criticism coming from the opposition factions and sells saying that the syrian national council ineffective and that they're

driving up oil prices may even force america and britain to dip into the domestic reserves result the sarah firth explains not every country can rely on such a safety net. spain has among the biggest importers iranian oil but all that it's saying is when the actions of come into force in july spain have until then to find alternative sources of crude supply and all around they saying a real risk to the country found out has been fueled by iranian oil. prices are on the rise and there are fears that they're about to be even higher with the iranian oil embargo eliminating the e.u. in place ban comes as the west's been making ways if you are runs nuclear program it's shaping shifting around the oil revenues will bring the country to the bargaining table was countries like france and britain and courteney a very small percentage of iranian oil and supported the band is the country struggling the west economically right now spain greece and italy but they're going to feel the effects of the sanctions the most definitely country is the russian the u.s. . foreign minister actually said that if you check

security council is set to consider voting on a draft statement on syria later on choose day sarah firth has the details. russia remains very much focused on what it said all along which is that it is calling for a cease fire to hold to the violence in the country but it's not going to back anything the same as putting in the ultimatum on the syrian government to. talk about solution is seen as simply backing one side and now we know the foreign minister lavrov was meeting today with his lebanese counterpart and he spoke about the trough resolution this is going to be discussed later in the security council that's because so far from. that i used to back a pin and six point peace plan calling for much the same things that the arab league observers mission had been asking for the whole to the coil and the whole its security forces from some of these conflict areas the release of political prisoners we know they can finance already been to syria to discuss this with president assad that is very good at the security council can later on today i come to some sort of consensus and put there i

to tap into their own crude reserves but as sarah firth reports many nations simply don't have that luxury. spain is among the biggest importers a radio oil but all of that fails when the sanctions come into force in july spain has until the answer heigl sources of crude supply and all around a real risk to the country found out has been fueled by iranian oil. prices are on the rise and there are fears that they're about to be even higher with the iranian oil embargo looming the e.u. in case band comes as the west's been making waves a virgo runs nuclear program it's a pity sitting around while revenues will bring the country to the bargaining table even assuming that the case against iran has a strong sanctions right now and exercised by countries like spain or greece or italy that much those countries more than it will damage iran was countries like france and britain and poor thingy a very small percentage of iranian oil and. if the country struggling less economically right now spain greece and italy but again to feel the effects of the sanctions the most is we can't refuse that pressu

can deliver bossa into a prosperous future at the billionaire cross-court of our correspondent sarah firth is there at. the ok we can join sarah at pro quos headquarters right now we are going to try to get her in the line i just in the meanwhile we try to get sarah there let's talk about what's happening behind us thousands of people out of the city of louis going to come to shop. it's quite a spectacular see we want to proclaim you overlooking what's called the national square it's in the center of moscow here that's a camera showing the full shot you can see a lot of people coming out they disapprove hooted right leaves the biggest rally in the center tonight we're expecting president putin i gather her president getting suited there was research for this is the prince and what we're expecting him to come out later on. this thought so whether it'll become president in the in the coming hours of course just also to remind our viewers as well the person that does win tonight if it doesn't go to a runoff they don't take over mcgregor stakes as president until may of course that's right tha

sarah firth went to meet the students planning to make their voices heard. using quite this has sparked fears of a lost generation with youth unemployment at an all time high with more than forty nine percent of sixteen to twenty four year olds now out of work it's spain that is particularly stuff that we come here today for the universities in spain to speak to some of the students here it's really high unemployment figures he was like to be a student at this time in the country. truly because you know the the future you can expect unemployment rates are already this high and the. schools are becoming a private business it's hard to tell if you are going to find a job when you when you finish voting if you can actually do some college studies because if you have to really high price for them you're not even going to be able to go to college at all think of those. people who suffer. children and they think their government have to think that education is the most important thing because because our us will be it will create a future so they have to spend mon

up oil prices now and may force america and britain to dip into domestic reserves bizarre to you sarah firth explains why every country can rely on such a safety net. spain is among the biggest importers rainy and oil but all that saying is when the sanctions come into force in july spain has until then societal penitence courses of crude supply but a bad all around placing a real risk to the country that intel route has fueled by iranian oil. prices are on the rise and there are fears that they're about to be even higher with the iranian oil embargo eliminating the e.u. in case ban comes as the west's been making waves a virtue runs nuclear program is getting around while revenues will bring the country to the bargaining table was countries like france in person and fortini a very small percentage of iranian oil and supported the band his country struggling the west economically right now spain greece and italy but again to feel the effects of the sanctions the most v.f.p. country is a fraction of the us. foreign minister actually said if you check and. see if you see me even if. you couldn