we'll take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world the syrian observatory for human rights says russian warplanes have resumed bombing rebel controlled province after three weeks iran says efforts are being made to remove militants with the least human cost us president donald trump warned syria and its allies against what he called a reckless attack on the own claim. france's popular sports minister laura flat has resigned from president macro's cabinets the second ministerial departure in as many weeks her resignation comes as the president's popularity dips because of disappointing economic figures and the scandals surrounding the beating of a protester by a presidential bodyguard. officials in brazil say underfunding is to blame for the five that gutted the country's oldest and most prestigious museum the national museum in rio de janeiro housed twenty million items including the oldest human skull found in the americas the cause of the blaze is not yet known but the buildings had no sprinkler system and the fire hydrants closest to the museum were dry. angry scenes the

in villages close to ellipse city several civilians have reportedly been killed the syrian observatory for human rights says russian warplanes carried out the attacks on behalf of its ally syrian president bashar al assad. his regime is preparing its forces ready to close in on one of the last enclaves of rebel resistance. the united nations wants the assault to stop before it reaches the city of it lived and its three million residents. at war and it because it's fin to the brim with the internally displaced with civilians we've been for sanity know at the end hopefully of this the worst for a generation civilians hoping to flee to the nearby border with turkey may be met with force turkey has moved military hardware to block another mass influx of refugees. meanwhile in it live a lesson in patience schools of carrying on with classes full some parents keeping their children close as they await the unthinkable. such scenes of normality could be erased off to friday when regional powers a jew to hold a summit which may decide the fate of the people of it lib rebels and children alike. art i'd like to w

launched a missile attack on the main airport in damascus the claims were backed up by the syrian observatory for human rights it said the attack targeted arms warehouses and caused heavy damage no casualties were reported them. israeli man has died after being stabbed by a palestinian man at a shopping mall in the west bank the israeli army says the assailant was shot following the attack near a busy junction south of jerusalem it has been a major flashpoint in recent years in western germany demonstrators failed to stop police from the victim activists from a force that's to be destroyed to make way for an open pit coal mine police say about four thousand people tried to enter the woods near cologne they were stopped by police who continued removing activists from tree houses. kenya's. tackett early smash the men's marathon a world record in berlin the mild september weather and a flat course means that the last seven men's records have been set here in the german capital. kenya's elliott can set the pace at the berlin marathon on sunday over forty thousand runners competed in perfect conditions when he def

of at dien and seventy two the province where for three others help from the syrian civil defense came too late. by. the syrian observatory for human rights says the airstrikes are the worst in weeks the government's russian backed offensive aims to retake the rebel held it's a province and as many other regions as possible. but the un warns that the price would be too high the secretary general has been clear the systematic use of indiscriminate weapons in populated areas may amount to war crimes we should be crystal clear about this there are more babies in it live down there are terrorists and i think that should give us an gauging the military action pause for thought because strikes come a day after the government's main allies iran and russia failed to agree on a ceasefire with turkey the turkish foreign minister says his country tried its best to stop the killing we clearly expressed opposition on this issue what is this illusion it's a ceasefire the tax must stop. but for now a cease fire is not in sight raising fears of a humanitarian disaster for the three million civilians trapped in that. and now to some of the other stories m

to the syrian observatory for human rights says russian warplanes have resumed bombing rebel controlled in the province after a three week hiatus iran says efforts are being made to remove militants with the least human cost us president donald trump has warned syria and its allies against what he called a reckless attack on the enclave. i'm back here in germany thousands of people are urgently in need of a new organ like a heart or a kidney but fewer and fewer germans are willing to register as an organ donor all currently organ donation is allowed only if permission has been given or if close relatives decide to allow it but that could change if health minister young gets his way he's proposed that organ donation be made automatic unless people explicitly the claire they don't want their organs used eighteen european countries have these opt out systems in place spain is one of those countries and last year it had the most organ donations. in europe some two thousand and hundred eighty three organ donations germany with its much larger population didn't even manage eight hundred donor

launched a missile attack on the main airport in damascus the claims were backed up by the syrian observatory for human rights it said the attack targeted arms warehouses and caused heavy damage no casualties were reported action. now. marathon took place today and was once again the scene of a new world record mild weather and a flat course means that the last seven men's records have been broken here and today. lowered the fastest time to the two hour mark. kenya's. set the pace at the berlin marathon on sunday over forty thousand runners competed in perfect conditions when he defended last year's title he started off with an impressive pace and quickly shook off his biggest opponent will see. three pacemakers were pushed to the limit and so the canyon completed the last seventeen kilometers so much. really. expected this the first. push me. with a total time of two hours one minute and thirty nine seconds to be shattered the previous world record by a minute and eighteen seconds and manifested his reputation as the greatest marathon runner of the modern era. gladys truro note set a new course record for th

launched a missile attack on the main air force in damascus the claims were backed by the syrian observatory for human rights who said that the attack targeted arms ware has as causing heavy damage no casualties have been or forces. antiglobalization activists have staged protests on the tenth anniversary of the collapse of the u.s. investment bank lehman brothers in paris protesters gathered in front of a bank to blast investment policies and tax avoidance schemes activists protested in frankfurt financial districts they say international banking practices nobs and adequately reforms since the two thousand and eight financial crisis. a russian anti government activist associated with the protest group pussy riot has reportedly been filmed for medical treatment. was taken three days ago and admitted to a moscow hospital. say that they believe he was poisoned. this video appears to show prominent anti kremlin activists. arriving in the german capital it was posted on twitter but not via tolokonnikova a fellow member of pussy riot the group believes it was poisoned in an attempt to intimidate or even kill him

accused of bombing hospitals before and according to the uk—based monitoring group the syrian observatory for human rightswas hitjust a week ago. the syrian government denies this and says it's trying to clear the area of terrorists. idlib is the last remaining rebel stronghold and for weeks people have been bracing themselves for a new push and more bombs by russia and president assad's troops. the province is now almost completely surrounded by government forces meaning this could effectively be the last big battlefield of syria's seven—year war. the united nations has repeatedly warned of the consequences such action could have. it says it would be like having a war in a refugee camp. but so far, attempts to get assad and russia to stop any further action have failed. —— the province is now almost completely surrounded by government forces meaning this could effectively be the last big battlefield of syria's seven—year war. the united nations has repeatedly warned of the consequences such action could have. it says it would be like having a war in a refugee camp. but so far, attempts to get assad and r

accused of bombing hospitals before and according to the uk—based monitoring group the syrian observatory for human rightshis and says it's trying to clear the area of terrorists. idlib is the last remaining rebel stronghold and for weeks people have been bracing themselves for a new push and more bombs by russia and president assad's troops. the province is now almost completely surrounded by government forces meaning this could effectively be the last big battlefield of syria's seven—year war. the united nations has repeatedly warned of the consequences such action could have. it says it would be like having a war in a refugee camp. but so far, attempts to get assad and russia to stop any further action have failed. many here have come to accept that it's a matter of when, not if, that new military push comes. for these doctors and nurses it is a question of trying to make sure they can help the casualties which seem so inevitable. lebo diseko, bbc news. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello, i'm chetan pathak. here's what we've got coming up for you on monday's sport bri

accused of bombing hospitals before and according to the uk—based monitoring group the syrian observatory for human rightshitjust a week ago. the syrian government denies this and says it's trying to clear the area of terrorists. idlib is the last remaining rebel stronghold and for weeks people have been bracing themselves for a new push and more bombs by russia and president assad's troops. the province is now almost completely surrounded by government forces meaning this could effectively be the last big battlefield of syria's seven—year war. the united nations has repeatedly warned of the consequences such action could have. it says it would be like having a war in a refugee camp. but so far, attempts to get assad and russia to stop any further action have failed. many here have come to accept that it's a matter of when, not if, that new military push comes. for these doctors and nurses it is a question of trying to make sure they can help the casualties which seem so inevitable. lebo diseko, bbc news. new research from australia suggests that taking aspirin every day could increase the risk of heavy b

showed smoke from what it said were bombings in multiple villages the british-based syrian observatory for human rights reported more than 60 air raids in southern idlib. and the first responder group known as the white lms reported four civilian deaths in the village of abdeen. yesterday the leaders of russia, syria and turkey failed to come up with a plan fito end the ting in idlib. joining us now via skype from beirut is asso correspondent sarah el deeb. sarah, for those people who might not have been paying attention over the past few days or weeks, who are fighting idlib, and what's at stake here? >> everyone is fighting over idlib, to put it simply. i mean, everyone that is involved in theyrian war finds themes on the center stage in the idlib battle. the government is eager to retake idlib. it was one of the last spots that is out of its control. turkey, that is on the border with iib, is worried over an offensive, and is keen on not seeing one happen. and it also supports some of the oprsposition fightn and around idlib. russia, which is a supporter of the government, iran, wants to sort out id

syrian weapons depot outside of damascus yesterday. the depot was reportedly storing weapons for lebanon's hezbollah or the iranians, that according to the syrian observatory for human rightsto state media, many of the missiles fired by the israelis were intercepted by syrian air defenses. israel is not commenting on or confirming the strikes, but israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying today israel is constantly working to prevent our enemies from arming themselves with advanced weaponry. adding our red lines are sharp as ever and determination to enforce them is stronger than ever. the strikes at damascus. currently thousands of iranian backed troops are erment oing on the ground in -- are operating on the ground in syria. while israel is focused on iran, the core mission in the united states on syria remains defeating and destroying isis. saturday forces stormed a village and clashed with isis fighters. they launched offensive with help of u.s. led coalition. fighting come days after isis militants killed 20 kurdish fighters in an ambush. although much of the military action taking place in eastern syria and the airstrikes taking place in southern part of the c

let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world the syrian observatory for human rights says russian warplanes have resumed bombing rebel controlled province after a three week hiatus iran says efforts are being made to remove militants with the least human cost us president don't trump has warned syria and its allies against what he called a reckless attack on me on clay. coalition forces led by saudi arabia have admitted the airstrike on a yemeni school bus last month was a mistake forty children were killed in the attack the western backed alliance said they thought the bus was carrying who's the rebel leaders the coalition says those accountable or will be held responsible. france's popular sports minister laura has resigned from president mark ross cavitt the second the ministerial departure in as many weeks the resignation comes as the president's popularity dips because of disappointing economic figures out of the scandal surrounding the beating of a protester by a presidential bodyguard. it's not about being left wing or right wing it's about during the decent th

both the syrian observatory for human rights and an official in the regional alliance back in damascus said the blasts were from israeli strikes but syrian state television says there was no israeli aggression against the mets or air base and instead an electrical fault was to blame israeli israel has not yet commented but has in the past admitted to carrying out attacks inside syria targeting iranian and hezbollah sites. human rights watch is calling for an end to all weapons sales to saudi arabia following the bombing of a school bus in yemen last month on saturday the saudi embassy coalition admitted that the attack was unjustified fifty one people including forty children were killed this week the un will lead talks to try to end the conflict for the warring parties won't meet face to face alan fisher has more from djibouti. human rights watch uses very strong language to condemn the saudi led coalition operation in northeast yemen at the beginning of august which killed forty children and eleven adults they say it just adds to the gruesome record of killing civilians in yemen now

a missile attack on the main airports in damascus the claims were backed up by the syrian observatory for human rights is said that the attack targeted arms warehouses causing heavy down and no cost of teams were reported. several thousand animal rights activists marched in the spanish capital madrid to call for a ban on bullfighting the protest was organized by an animal rights political party and people fighting campaigns have won bans and restrictions in some countries but it remains legal in most of spain. a russian anti government activist associated with the protest group pussy riot has reportedly been flown to berlin for medical treatment. was taken three days ago and admitted to a moscow hospital members say that they believe he was poisoned. this video appears to show prominent anti kremlin activists people to love arriving in the german capital that was posted on twitter but not via tolokonnikova a fellow member of pussy riot the group believes the love was poisoned and an attempt to intimidate or even kill him the right member veteran economical she says he is in berlin to receive medical t

a missile attack on the main airports in damascus the claims were backed up by the syrian observatory for human rights is said that the attack targeted arms warehouses causing heavy down and no cost of teams were reported. several thousand animal rights activists marched in the spanish capital madrid to call for a ban on bullfighting the protest was organized by an animal rights political party and people fighting campaigns have won bans and restrictions in some countries but it remains legal in most of spain. a russian anti government activist associated with the protest group pussy riot has reportedly been flown to berlin for medical treatment. was taken three days ago and admitted to a moscow hospital members say that they believe he was poisoned. this video appears to show prominent anti kremlin activists. arriving in the german capital that was posted on twitter but not via tolokonnikova a fellow member of pussy riot the group believes the love was poisoned in an attempt to intimidate or even kill him right member of an economical she says he is in berlin to receive medical treatment versus the l

kristin: well, syrian government forces and russian war planes carry out dozens of air strikes in a rebel-held area according to the observatory for human rightsin a movement caught by one day after turkey's call for a cease-fire. and joining us live from the mideast bureau with more, hey, jenning min. >> hi, kristin. as you say tensions are across syria on so many different fronts. so many people have been dreading this. there are an estimated 3 million civilians and estimated 10,000 al-qaeda-linked fighters. today the syrian fighters and russian war planes killed civilians, including a woman and children. and there have been use of barrel bombs. the attack a day after leaders of iran, russia and turkey met in tehran where putin and rouhani said they were going with annihilation of the terrorists and turkey argued for a cease-fire arguing that it had rebel groups on the side of the battle and could not handle an influx of refugees. as they're preparing for the bombardment. the u.n. warned them not to target civilians and the u.s. military was considering all options if chemical weapons were used and also said there had been signs syria was pr