the british—based syrian observatory for human rights said the victims died in air strikes and shellingowns in the eastern ghouta district. syrian state media blamed rebel shelling in damascus. the russian ambassador has dismissed criticism of his country's decision to veto a un security council resolution which would have extended an international inquiry into chemical weapons attacks in syria. this is the 10th time moscow has used its veto powers at the united nations in support of its ally since the start of the conflict. the lebanese politician saad hariri, who shocked his country when he resigned as prime minister, says he will return to beirut within days. he's in paris, where he's been holding talks with president macron. mr hariri announced he was standing down while in saudi arabia a fortnight ago, and he hasn't been home since. mr hariri says he'll be in beirut to celebrate lebanon's independence day on wednesday. search teams say they have detected failed satellite calls from a submarine which disappeared three days ago. the sanjuan, which has a crew of 44 on board, last made

held town in northern syria are reported to have killed at least sixty two people the syrian observatory for human rights says three strikes hit the countryside town of near aleppo which is inside one of the deescalation zones agreed between turkey russia and iran asim leaders and china have agreed to start talks on drafting a new guideline for the south china sea the philippine foreign ministry said the countries will negotiate an effective code of conduct over the long disputed territory the u.k.'s foreign secretary has apologized for causing distress to a british citizen jailed in iran and her family nazneen zardari radcliffe is facing charges of spreading propaganda but she says she was in the country to visit her family but but was johnson's accused of complicating the case about two weeks ago by saying she had been there to teach journalism critics say the comments made cause iran to extend her prison sentence it's in his football team a failed to qualify for the world cup for the first time in sixty years the four time cup winners drew neil neil was sweden in a qualifying playoff but it was a game

held town in northern syria are reported to have killed at least sixty two people the syrian observatory for human rights says three strikes hit the countryside town of at arab near aleppo it's inside one of the deescalation zones agreed between turkey and russia and iran is not yet clear who is responsible for the strikes. leaders and china have agreed to start talks on drafting new guidelines for the south china sea the philippine foreign ministry says the countries will negotiate an effective code of conduct over the long disputed territory but he gave no details on when the talks will begin for more than a decade leaders of the ten member bloc of struggled to reach a deal with china which claims most of these to teach it waterway robert wright has more from manila. this is being seen as something of an achievement albeit long overdue they first started talking about these talks that has he and back in two thousand and two the organization has often been accused of being more of a talking shop so yes while this is a success it does prove just how slowly the wheels of an as again can turn the problem i

held town in northern syria are reported to have killed at least sixty two people the syrian observatory for human rights says three strikes hit the countryside town of i thought arab near aleppo it's inside one of the deescalation zones agreed between turkey russia and iran it's not yet clear who is responsible for the strikes and the war in syria was on the agenda at a meeting between the russian and turkish presidents in sochi that dimia putin said their work on syria is producing concrete results and. tell you about one of the two agreed to focus on a political solution to the conflict. we have discussed the most recent developments in syria the deescalation zones have done a lot to reduce violence in the region we have come to the same understanding that there is now sufficient grounds for resolution to really challenge has the latest from sochi. this was a curious sort of press conference in the topics which we had been led to believe was going to be the main discussion point here syria was actually talked about very little when the two men came out to meet the press afterwards of course they did d

on the telly in northern syria have killed more than fifty people the british based syrian observatory for human rights says the airstrikes hit a market in the rebel held town of terror head near aleppo it's not yet clear who was behind the raid saudi arabia says it will reopen yemen's air and sea ports after widespread international criticism of its blockade yemen faces dire shortages of fuel food and water the u.n. says millions are at risk of famine a saudi led coalition sealed off yemen last week after hooty rebels fired a missile at the saudi capital south korea's military says a north korean soldier has been shot and wounded while defecting to the south across the demilitarized zone which divides to peninsula north korean troops reportedly fired at the soldier while he was attempting to pass through a border village defector has been taken to a south korea hospital tonight europe is calling it an historic moment today twenty three e.u. countries took a key step towards setting up a european defense union now would seen as a way of promoting unity in europe after breaks it but germany also says eu

held town in northern syria are reported to have killed at least sixty two people the syrian observatory for human rights says three strikes hit the countryside town of a tab near aleppo it's inside one of the deescalation zones agreed to between turkey russia and iran. the war in syria was on the agenda item meeting between the russian and turkish presidents in sochi not only a putin said their work on syria is producing concrete results out of one so the two agreed to focus on a political solution to the conflict he said the deescalation zones have provided the necessary groundwork i see in leaders in china have agreed to start talks in drafting a new guideline for the south china sea the fed being the foreign ministry says the countries will negotiate an effective code of conduct over the long disputed territory for the first time in sixty years italy's football team have failed to qualify for the world cup a four time cup winners drew near with sweden in a qualifying playoff it was a game they had to win those are the headlines coming up next on al-jazeera the guantanamo twenty two hours of life. goo

the london-based monitoring group, the syrian observatory for human rights has stated that fighting p persists in the town. hezbollah forces are believed to have formed a large part of the offensive, along with pro-government syrian troops. also joining the fight were fighters. taking aboard a town would all and to the islamic state caliphate, but the group is poised to pose a threat with the use of targeted suicide bombings. mean annot necessarily end to conflict, including the volatile regions currently controlled by forces. vowed to regain control from the largely kurdish rebel fighters. genie: speaking earlier today from abu dhabi, the french president was more cautious. faceid the i.s. group does defeat within months, but warned the battle against militants would go on. , and have regained raqqa in the coming weeks and months, i firmly believe -- i firmly believe we can complete our three in iraq and syria. genie: next to chicago for something clearly different. barack obama might be a former u.s. president, but that does not keep him from getting called up for jury duty. he show

civilians today and 127 people in the past two weeks, according to the british-based syrian observatory for human rights. the syrian army of president bashar al-assad is still being supported by russian forces. russia's defense ministry said today that six of its long-range bombers struck isis targets in northeast syria. this week in geneva, the united nations is convening a new round of peace talks between the syrian government and opposition leaders. pakistan's largest city, karachi, was effectively shut down today by islamist protesters blocking major intersections. the protests, which began three weeks ago in the capital of islamabad, stem from a proposed new version of the oath taken by elected lawmakers. the oath omits mention of the prophet muhammad. yesterday in islamabad, police in riot gear fired tear gas to clear access to a main highway that had been blocked by 2,000 protesters. six protesters died in the clashes, and 200 were injured. the minister who omitted the prophet's name from the oath says it was a clerical error and has since apologized, but protesters are demanding his resignation.

the british—based syrian observatory for human rights said the victims died in airstrikes and shelling towns in the eastern ghouta district. syrian state media blamed rebel shelling in damascus. the russian ambassador has dismissed criticism of his country's decision to veto a un security council resolution, which would have extended an international inquiry into chemical weapons attacks in syria. this is the 10th time moscow has used its veto powers at the united nations in support of its ally, since the start of the conflict. the french movie and designer azzedine alaia has died. he worked with many famous fashion houses in paris before making his reputation as the king of clinging. stay with us here on bbc news, still to come: after more than 30 years as an irish republican leader, gerry adams says he'll be stepping down as president of sinn fein. the family of gaia pope say they are absolutely devastated after police said they were confident a body they found, was the missing teenager. the discovery, in dorset, was made by search teams, close to a coastal path near swanage. adina c

the british—based syrian observatory for human rights said the victims died in airstrikes and shellingns in the eastern ghouta district. syrian state media blamed rebel shelling in damascus. the russian ambassador has dismissed criticism of his country's decision to veto a un security council resolution, which would have extended an international inquiry into chemical weapons attacks in syria. this is the 10th time moscow has used its veto powers at the united nations in support of its ally, since the start of the conflict. the french—tunisian designer azzedine alaia, whose figure—hugging gowns which helped define the look of the 1980's, has died. alaia worked in many of the famous fashion houses in paris, before winning his reputation in the 80's as the ‘king of cling' for his close—fitting designs. supermodels cindy crawford and naomi campbell have walked the catwalk in his designs and he had many celebrity clients including former first lady michelle obama. search teams say they have detected failed satellite calls from a submarine which disappeared three days ago. the sanjuan, whic

the british—based syrian observatory for human rights said the victims died in airstrikes and shelling district. syrian state media blamed rebel shelling in damascus. the russian ambassador has dismissed criticism of his country's decision to veto a un security council resolution, which would have extended an international inquiry into chemical weapons attacks in syria. it's the 10th time moscow has used its veto powers at the united nations in support of its ally since the conflict began. the argentine navy says it has so far failed to find any trace of a submarine with forty—four crew on board after searching almost 80% of the sea area where it disappeared. the sanjuan has not been in touch since early wednesday. heavy seas and high winds have been hampering the operation. gerry adams, the leader of the irish republican party, sinn fein, says he plans to stand down next year, after thirty—four years at the forefront of republican politics. through his leadership of sinn fein at the height of the conflict in northern ireland, gerry adams became seen as the political voice of the ira.

held town in northern syria are reported to have killed at least sixty two people the syrian observatory for human rights says three strikes hit the countryside town of that's near aleppo it's inside one of the deescalation zones agreed with him turkey and russia and iran. the u.k.'s foreign secretary has apologized for causing distress to a british citizen jailed in iran and her family nazneen zardari ratcliffe is facing charges of spreading propaganda she says she was in the country to visit family but boris johnson is accused of complicating the case about two weeks ago by saying she'd been there to teach journalism. ball team of failed to qualify for the world cup for the first time in sixty years the four time cup winners drew neil neil with sweden in a qualifying playoff but it was a game they had to win legendary goalkeeper john luigi before on announced his retirement ending a twenty year international career. well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the stream state thanks for watching by. fear is a very important source of information for many people around the

airstrikes on a town in northern syria killed more than fifty people a london based syrian observatory for human rights as the air strikes hit a town in the rebel held area of ata red that's near a lot it is not yet clear who was behind that. still to come on the show italy do not qualify for the world cup after they failed to beat sweden in their qualifying playoff we ask what went wrong with the tao in football. first it's over to helena with the latest twists and twists in the story of the bronx and saga well there's been a few of them haven't there over the past few months probably plenty more to come in the u.k. parliament is set to get the final say on the brig's it deal in a binding vote but what deal will they be voting on talks in brussels appear to be at a standstill which means prime minister to resign may's meeting with european business leaders on monday was likely a tough one businesses in and outside of the u.k. are becoming increasingly agitated not knowing what relations between the u.k. and the e.u. will look like in the future and that i'm on the nonces. the only life was as easy as

was stiff resistance then they killed scores of them but according to a monitor the syrian observatory for human rights there was apparent be a deal between the syrian government and summarising fighters who were given safe passage and who have fled to other parts in their door but what this means is that the city of has been taken ice and does not have any urban footing in syria or iraq there are small pockets of isis fighters which exist on either side of the border between syria and iraq in the vast desert. and there is or as well but it is also worth mentioning here that this fight will not be over because as you just said the complicated arena of warfare in syria where iran. and russia backed syrian government and shia militias are not just fighting isis and but they're also opening other fronts against the mainly kurdish u.s. backed forces as well and in against the. shah given all that on a summer what happens next. when it is going to be a complicated situation a very brief scene. glimpse of it we've seen in iraq where you saw the coalition between iraqi forces and kurdish forces which are now

held town in northern syria are reported to have killed at least twenty one people the syrian observatory for human rights says three strikes hit the countryside town of that. was not yet clear who is responsible for the strikes. well the war in syria is expect to be high on the agenda in the russian city of sochi that's where president vladimir putin is holding talks with his turkish counterpart rajat type thirty one before flying to saatchi dismissed suggestions by the u.s. and russia that they can be no military solution to the war in syria saying if that were true the two countries should pull their troops out is going to start to speak to al-jazeera correspondent rory challen so rory they've met what four times already this year these two leaders why is this meeting taking place. well this is taking place because these two leaders are essentially trying to patch up a relationship that has been badly damaged in the last couple of years two years ago almost to the day of the turkish shutdown a russian warplane over the syria border that sets off a whole chain of recriminations and responsive measures r

sixty people have been killed in air strikes in a rebel held town in northern syria the syrian observatory for human rights says three strikes hit a market and the countryside town of utter red. it's inside one of the so-called deescalation zones which were agreed between turkey russia and iran who's responsible for the strikes some of binge of it is. near the turkish syrian border . activists are reporting that the death toll in the three airstrikes in northern town of atar of have risen sharply dozens of people have been killed and more than one hundred have been wounded activists suspect that these were russian or syrian government air strikes which targeted a busy marketplace in the northern countryside of aleppo province which is also close to the positions that have been taken by turkish soldiers in the province that's only about thirty kilometers away from this place. it's not clear whether it was russian or syrian jets which carried out the strikes but activists are saying that they're taking the number of people who've been injured to various hospitals in aleppo and in the province it's interestin

held town in northern syria are reported to have killed at least twenty one people the syrian observatory for human rights over three strikes hit the countryside town of. it's not yet clear who was responsible for the strikes. amnesty international says the syrian government surrender or starve tactics over the last five years constitute crimes against humanity the human rights group is calling for an end to what it calls a dark stain on the world's conscience report by amnesty says government forces surrounded and bomb densely populated opposition controlled areas thousands of civilians were given the ultimatum to abandon their homes or die he says farms and food supplies were burned hospitals destroyed and people deprived of medical care the report also condemned some armed opposition groups saying they restricted and blocked humanitarian help as well as the government sees asking for an independent body to investigate and prosecute those responsible or diagnose a man is the syrian research at amnesty international she says data in this new report was collected from more than one hundred thirty four dis

sixty people have been killed in airstrikes in a rebel held town in northern syria the syrian observatory for human rights says three strikes it's a market in the countryside of. aleppo it's inside one of the so-called deescalation zones which were green between turkey russia and iran. is more from gaza in top near the turkey syria border. according to activists and rescue workers a number of strikes hit this town of in the northern countryside of aleppo province we have seen heightened activity in and around aleppo province in the south we've seen a number of attacks as government forces are consolidating their visions against opposition fighters and also now these attacks in the north where opposition fighters say government forces are making moves obviously to try and consolidate their positions and push opposition fighters back this strike happened in at a busy marketplace with a number of people had gathered and according to civil defense sources most of the people who were killed were civilians it happened as the two leaders of turkey and russia were meeting discussing the very issue of syria and ho

and other stories we're following the syrian observatory for human rights says it's unclear whether the strikes on a rebel held town in the north of the country were carried out by russian or syrian warplanes more than sixty people were killed in the attack at a market in the countryside aleppo but people on the ground say there were no fighters a weapons in the neighborhood osama bin job aid has more from gaza on the turkey syria border. in the hands of dust and debris rescuers trying to make sense of what happened. here strikes leveled almost an entire block of homes. a young boy is safe from the remains of his apartment. but not that i know how good this rescuer says there were three airstrikes by russian warplanes on the crowded market of a tarp city white helmet rescuer strike to help. the majority of the casualties were children as is the case in many attacks. the warplanes hit all or homes our children died our houses destroyed we lost everything so many are dead and injured there so much damage in the area come and see i've lost many relatives. i don't know the source of the res

have been able to repulse the attack from the iraqi side there are also reports by the syrian observatory for human rights saying there is very intense fighting that is happening in pockets of in the south of the town but according to syrian state media and hezbollah media that takeover offer from isis is now complete they say that their forces down to conducting search operations trying to clear the area after they have taken control and routed isis from a will come out which is the last urban stronghold in this city and every city in the east of syria near the border with iraq and they are very confident that they'd be able to not just take a look and squeeze out of the rest of the remaining pockets in the daters or province which is an oil rich area and all sides are trying to consolidate their control over it. was the last urban area controlled by i saw once it's clear of myself isis what's next is the fight against i slover. but yes the fight against icily would be over but the fight. in syria is not going to be over anytime soon because as i just mentioned there is or is an oil rich area over there

held town in northern syria are reported to have killed at least sixty two people the syrian observatory for human rights says three strikes in the countryside town near aleppo which is inside one of the escalation zones agreed between turkey russia and iran it's not yet clear who is responsible for the strikes. well the war in syria was also on the agenda at a meeting with between the russian president vladimir putin and his turkish counterpart thresher. who then said their work on syria is producing concrete results ever again reiterated his view that a resolution was possible contrary to an earlier us russian statement he said that the escalation zones that provided the necessary groundwork. we have discussed the most recent developments in syria deescalation zones have done a lot to reduce violence in the region we have come to the same understanding that there is now sufficient grounds for resolution. challenge and sent us this update from. this was a curious sort of press conference in the topic which we had been led to believe was going to be the main discussion point here syria was actually talke

held town in northern syria are reported to have killed at least twenty one people the syrian observatory for human rights says three strikes in the countryside town. aleppo it's not yet clear who is responsible for the strikes. well the war in syria was also on the agenda at a meeting between the russian president vladimir putin and his turkish counterpart . in sochi putin said their work on syria is producing concrete results. now for you. of course we discussed the syrian issues on the background of the success of terrorism we decided we need to coordinate our efforts to ensure long term certainly of the situation. we need to promote the process of a political. and form of the president of the joint communique was approved to ensure the integrity and sovereignty of the country in syria. well the challenge has been following that media news conference and joins us live now from sochi story we didn't hear that much about syria during the news conference itself but we did get as we've just heard some positive words from putin about syria. you know you're right this is a curious press conference in many wa

think media is putting out statements saying that they were false this attack there syrian observatory for human rights has some sources on the ground telling it that there is still ongoing fighting and this isn't would not be the first time that the forces were trying to take back an area from ice and were declared prematurely we saw that in the case of most from iraq and it is or their divorce as well as the enter the city they declare that they have taken it but there are some pockets of fighting that continue but this is significant because when i say a loses and. it renewed its last urban stronghold on the syria iraq border which means that there will be pockets of isis fighters will have dissipated into the desert in no man's land on the syrian border side of the border on the iraqi side of the border but they will not control any town or city as such and that would be a significant boost for the forces these are the forces were backed by russian airpower and iranian militias on either side of the iraqi in the syrian border so just out of sight i mean that the fight against i solicit effectively

sixty people have been killed in airstrikes in a rebel held town in northern syria the syrian observatory for human rights says three strikes hit a market in the countryside town of near aleppo it's inside one of the so-called deescalation zones which were agreed between turkey russia and iran it's not clear who is responsible for the strikes i saw five years of recapture the city of our book close to the border with iraq just a few days after the government and its allies took it it's thought eisel fighters had been hiding inside tunnels in the heart of the city which was the group's last stronghold inside syria iranian backed shia militias from iraq it helped to capture the city last thursday israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he's given notice to the united states and russia that israel will continue to take military action in syria despite their attempts to build a cease fire. i made it clear to our friends in washington and our friends in moscow that israel will operate in syria including saddam syria according to our security needs the head of lebanon's maronite church is in saudi arabia

for more on the volcano in just a moment. >>> air strikes and shell having killed at least 57 people in two syrian towns that is according to the uk-based syrian observatory for human rights. it reports russian aircraft targeted an isis-held town de. >>> the islamist leader whose group clashed violently with pakistani security forces has all day off a week's long protest. and that comes after news that pakistan's law minister resigned. the protesters accused him of blasphemy and were blocking a key islamabad road. joining us now with the very latest, sophia, the protesters appear to have gotten what they wanted, the resignation of the law minister. this the end of the matter? well, you know, a week back, one would have said that maybe this would be the end of the matter. but the leader of this protest made a press conference, held a press conference earlier today. even though the law minister has resigned, and he has said that they will be dispersing, and we could see crowds dispersing on the ground. he did now issue a new set of demands, which include the government bearing responsibility for all the damages that were incurred, the roads they're demanding all the protest

sixty people have been killed in a strikes in a rebel held town in northern syria the syrian observatory for human rights says three strikes here market in the countryside town of. oh it's inside one of the so-called deescalation zones which were agreed to between turkey russia and iran it's not clear who is responsible for the strikes and the head of lebanon's maronite church has met the country's prime minister saad hariri in capital is the first lebanese official to visit the kingdom since harry reid and expectedly announced his resignation from riyadh more than a week ago you're up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera coming up next it's a digital dissident stay with us. though was the war the person in the n.s.a. who did what he absolutely should have done. being a patriot doesn't need you know obedience to authority. putting aside your obligations to your people to your country for the benefit of your government because the office is a pig which is no. question it's a videos very concretely very strange accurate documentation how the u.s. is our own records shows that it was involved in one way

held town in northern syria are reported to have killed at least twenty one people the syrian observatory for human rights says through strikes hit the countryside town of tire and aleppo it's not yet clear who is responsible for the strikes. amnesty international says the syrian government's surrender or starve tactics over the last five years constitute crimes against humanity the human rights group is calling for an end to what it calls a dark stain on the world's conscience a report by amnesty says government forces surrounded and bombed densely populated opposition controlled areas and thousands of civilians were given the ultimatum to abandon their homes or die he says farms and food supplies were burned hospitals destroyed and people deprived of medical care the report also condemns some armed opposition groups saying they restricted block humanitarian help as well as the government sees asking for an independent body to investigate and prosecute those responsible. well donna some on is the syria research not amnesty international she says data in this new report was collected from more than one hu

market in a rebel held town in northern syria have killed at least sixty two people the syrian observatory for human rightssays three strikes in the countryside town of at her head near aleppo which is inside one of the escalation zones agreed between turkey russia and iran it's not yet clear who is responsible for the strikes and russian president vladimir putin and his turkish counterpart richard type head to hansei that they've agreed to focus on the search for a political solution in syria and. of course we discussed the syrian issues on the background of the success of course in terrorism we decided we need to coordinate our efforts to ensure long term certainly of the situation. we need to promote the process of a political. and form of the president of the joint communique was approved to ensure the integrity and sovereignty of the country in syria. we have discussed the most recent developments in syria the deescalation zones have done a lot to reduce violence in the region we have come to the same understanding that there is now sufficient grounds for resolution. aid groups are preparing to send m

all depends on who you are listening to if you listen to the syrian observatory for human rights an opposition group and they say that half of the city is under the control of the syrian government and hezbollah forces who've been trying to retake it syrian state media has been seeing for the last few hours that it's completely under their control but it's not uncommon to hear these earlier claims of victory as these forces move into icy controlled areas we've heard that in mosul be heard that. in their lives or in other places where syrian forces or iraqi forces have moved in and they claim victory before the fight is completely over but it looks like that is if not already very soon going to be out out of his hands and will be the end of ice and in urban areas in syria that doesn't mean that isin fighters would completely be ended in the fight would have completely ended but urban areas would be gone from under its control and the caliphate that it once claimed will be over. all right we'll leave it there for now thanks so much. now the international criminal court wants to renegade libyan g

rebel held town in northern syria reported to have killed at least sixty two people the syrian observatory for human rights says three strikes hit the countryside to. aleppo it's inside one of the deescalation zones agreed with tween turkey russia and iran it's not yet clear who is responsible for the strikes. well the war in syria was on the agenda at a meeting between the russian and turkish presidents in sochi. said their work in syria is producing concrete results and reza tell you about one said he agreed with putin to focus on a political solution to the conflict he said the deescalation zones have provided the necessary groundwork. we have discussed the most recent development in syria deescalation zones have done a lot to reduce violence in the region we have come to the same understanding that there is now sufficient grounds for resolution and very challenge has the latest from sochi. this was a curious sort of press conference in the topics which we had been led to believe was going to be the main discussion point here syria was actually talked about very little when the two men came out to meet

northern iraq the syrian observatory for human rights says it's unclear whether airstrikes on a rebel held town in the north were carried out by russian or syrian warplanes more than sixty people were killed in the attack at a market in the countryside near aleppo people on the ground say there were no fighters or weapons in that neighborhood russia's defense ministry has been accused of lying after releasing what it calls evidence of the u.s. working alongside. turns out the footage was taken from a video game or a challenge reports from moscow. when russia's ministry of defense accused the united states on tuesday of affectively collaborating with i still in syria it wasn't the first time that it had made such accusations but this time it said it had irrefutable proof photos which were put out on the ministry of defense as facebook and twitter accounts grainy drone images apparently of a convoy being left alone by u.s. forces but it didn't take too long for eagle eyed observers on social media organizations like citizen journalists belling katz and conflicts intelligence team to see

shipments once saudi arabia loosens the blockade imposed on the country eight days ago the syrian observatory for human rights says it's not clear whether the airstrikes on a rebel held a town in the north were carried out by russian or syrian warplanes more than sixty people were killed in a in an attack and a market in the countryside near aleppo but people on the ground say there were no fighters or weapons in the neighborhood well some of binge of eid has more now from gaziantep near the turkey syria border. in the haze of dust and debris risk years trying to make sense of what happened. here strikes leveled almost an entire block of homes so. a young boy is saved from the remains of his apartment. but. this rescuer says there were three airstrikes by russian warplanes on the crowded market in the tarp city white helmet rescuer strike to help. with georgie of the casualties were children as is the case in many attacks. the warplanes hit all or homes or children died our houses destroyed we lost everything so many are dead and injured there so much damage in the area come and see i've lost many relatives.

airstrikes in a town in northern syria killed more than fifty people the british based syrian observatory for human rights as your strikes at a market in the rebel held town of to read near aleppo it's not yet clear who is behind it. russian president vladimir putin says ties between his country and turkey have been practically restored in fall you made the comments while meeting president everyone in the russian city of salty ties between the two nations were strained after turkey shot down a russian warplane over syria and twenty fifteen the two leaders are meeting to discuss the situation in that country. well protesters have disrupted an event hosted by the u.s. government at the united nations climate talks in bonn here in germany head of the u.s. energy agency barry worthington appeared to be taken back. some two hundred people there singing an anti coal mining song to protest the use of fossil fuels in the white house's decision to quit the twenty fifteen paris accords . or the meeting in bonn aims to work out the details of the paris accord but a new report from climate scientists overshadowed the

of several rebel held areas of syria one of the attacks in eastern hit a school the syrian observatory for human rights says that thirty people were injured it happened in one of the so-called deescalation zones which are backed by russia turkey and iran well final session in the seventh round of talks aimed at ending syria's was taken place in kazakstan capital the meetings expected to call for a ceasefire between government forces and rebel groups for at least six months although previous agreements at a stand have been breached in iran can reports. the talks in a starter have concentrated on strengthening the deescalation zones in syria established in september those owns include it live province northern homes and parts of the border with jordan security in the zones has been guaranteed by russia and iran who backed the syrian regime and by turkey like the rebels that keeps the foreign powers firmly entrenched on the ground in syria but the charity international rescue committee is concerned that civilians have been forgotten or. the safety of civilians has not improved with the establishment of th

been killed in a rebel—held neighbourhood besieged by syrian government forces on the outskirts of damascus. the british—based observatory for human rightsrikes and shelling in four towns. syrian state media blamed rebels shelling in damascus. the russian ambassador has dismissed criticism of his country's decision to veto a un security council resolution, which would have extended an international inquiry into chemical weapons attacks in syria. it's the 10th time moscow has used its veto powers at the united nations in support of its ally since the conflict began. stay with us on bbc world news. still to come... we will look at tributes for the ac/dc guitarist, malcolm young, who has died at the age of 64. police looking for 19—year—old gaia pope say a body has been found on land near swanage. officers made the discovery at 3pm today near the coastal path where items of her clothing were found. she went missing in ii items of her clothing were found. she went missing in 11 days ago. three people arrested on suspicion of her murder have been released. her sister said the teenager was the light of her life and a cousin gave a statement. t

that's from the iraqi side have you been hearing the sunni observatory for human rights saying that the city is still contested but outlets and syrian state media is adamant that they have taken complete control of all become which is the last urban stronghold for ice and it means that i see has lost all it's the sentence towns and cities that it controls not just in iraq but in syria as well and this operation is being spearheaded by lebanese hezbollah and iran backed militias who are also supported by the syrian military and obviously air support from the russian air force this operation according to some sources on the ground that syrian observatory has spoken to is already ongoing according to these outlets that are saying that is under control a scan and sweep operation is underway in the city to try and clear any ice and fighters from this area so does that mean that some of the fight against my soul is now over. will anything but a dream because i salute has also lost a lot of area in iraq but the fight isn't over because the group has dissipated into. areas into areas which are considered no man's land into vast deserts that

province bordering syria so what syrian forces have been telling media is that they have taken complete control of but according to monitors like the city observatory for human rights i say fighters with a safe passage from a look amman into other areas of the resort it is also worth noting here that on the other side of the euphrates river on the eastern bank there are syrian democratic forces who are also making gains against ice and on the western side are the russia and iran backed syrian government forces and militias who have now taken the city of a good command and cleared it completely from isis fighters the head of the u.n. humanitarian task force for syria has given an update on the situation people there are facing and says it's difficult for international aid to reach those who need it most he says although syrians are suffering everywhere nowhere is as bad as east in the hold on the outskirts of the capital this epicenter of suffering. hundred thousand civilians men women and children in a dozen beseeched towns and villages. since september it's been completely sealed off until september there was some access through with their commercial and other tra

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the british—based syrian observatory for human rights said the victims died in airstrikes and shellingthe eastern ghouta district. syrian state media blamed rebel shelling in damascus. the russian ambassador has dismissed criticism of his country's decision to veto a un security council resolution, which would have extended an international inquiry into chemical weapons attacks in syria. this is the 10th time moscow has used its veto powers at the united nations in support of its ally, since the start of the conflict. the french—tunisian designer azzedine alaia, whose figure—hugging gowns which helped define the look of the 1980s, has died. alaia worked in many of the famous fashion houses in paris, before winning his reputation in the 80's as the ‘king of cling' for his close—fitting designs. argentina's navy says it has detected signals which may be from the sanjuan, a submarine that went missing with forty—four crew on board. it last made contact on wednesday. international help from american planes and a british research vessel joined efforts to locate the submarine. the defence mi