Program is on the way. Plus the secrets of king it tuts tomb. Experts believe it could be heighting the final rest place of the lost queen nefertiti. Opposition fighters in syria say they have captured several towns and villages in a lope owes countryside. The alnusra front says it battled Syrian Government troops, shia militias and iranian fighter to take this territory. Nusra joined forces with several other rebel groups to reverse government gains made just two weeks ago. The rebels say they inflicted painful losses on regime troops in the area despite their support from russian airstrikes. The province of aleppo, which borders turkey, has been a key battle for three years now. We have a report from southern turkey. Reporter Syrian Rebels on the offensive. Marred by divisions and short of weapons, they are advancing on the city of aleppo. Many armed factions have established a joint command center. This video appears to show them attacking Government Military posts in southern alepp
And rebels as saudiled air strikes hit houthi positions. O and and a warning to the nightwolves they are told their planned roadtrip to germany is provocative. Welcome to the program. A magnitude 6. 7 aftershock hits nepals capital kathmandu. More than 2,000 have been killed after the earthquake that hit nepal and neighbouring countries. First, this report. They are frightened because the ground shook again this morning. Aftershocks adding to the trauma thats barely registering. Overnight many people chose not to go home. Unable to sleep, and uncertain of when the next jolt will hit. Translation on radio they said another quake could hit, that is why we are all outside, and will spend the night here there are some that lost friend or families certainly their homes. They have a famous proverb that captures the group. They are in the mind. Its in the mind of those who win or lose. To combat the fear we are playing guitar. Women, children and elderly are scared. We play the guitar to make
Barcelona not re-signing Neymar “has been a good thing”, claims Joan Laporta, with the Blaugrana president admitting that bringing the Brazilian back to Camp Nou “wouldn’t have helped”.