29/02/2016 Outside Source

today and tear-gassed -- children were tear-gassed at a European

border. A group of migrants has smashed

through the border fence And there's been trouble in Calais

as well, where French authorities are demolishing part

of the Jungle migrant camp. The truce in Syria means the UN

is able to start delivering aid We'll get your more details

and we'll hear about life inside the capital of

the so called Islamic State. Oscar's host Chris Rock tackled

the race issue head on - in a night that saw a surprise win

in the Best Picture category and a long awaited first Oscar

for Leonardo di Caprio. And we find out why you might not be

getting paid for today. Thousands of people

are still trapped in camps Today some of their

frustration boiled over. A reminder of what's happening -

many migrants and refugees are trying to get to

Northern Europe via this route - but Austria has put a cap on migrant

numbers, and so many states reached earlier on that route are also

limiting the number of people You can see the effect this

is having - in places like Idomeni, There's a camp there

meant for 1500 people, This crowd broke down

a barbed-wire fence using a steel pole

as a battering ram - breaking down a fence that's keeping

people away from a railway line. The protesters shouted,

"Open the border!" And threw stones at Macedonian

police - who ended up Nine children were treated for the

effects of tear gas and four of them were under the age of five, we

understand. It's not just the

Macedonian-Greece border - people are being stopped all along

that route we showed you. Angela Merkel has been urging

the rest of Europe to help Greece She has been entirely consistent

from the middle of last year and till now, and in the interview she

gave yesterday, two German television, she gave a very robust

defence of her position which was, she said, this is the anyway to

tackle the situation, trying to build fences and limit numbers will

not work and she pointed to Greece, saying it pushes the problem to a

single country. She has seen that she has come under real political

pressure in Germany from her own right wing allies in her party and

also a smaller anti-immigration party and there are important German

elections coming up in a few weeks' time. It is a difficult situation

but she is trying to push the idea of a European solution. With the

European solution, how much practical help is Greece getting? It

has become the bottleneck for so many thousands. That is a good

question. The Greeks complain bitterly about this and they say

they have not been given enough help and what they need is more. What you

see at that border in Idomeni, a problem that Greece has wanted to

avoid, which is the limiting of numbers of people heading further

north, those people, many of whom have documents which show they are

from Syria or Iraq and they are getting increasingly frustrated, and

they are not the facilities to house the number of people who are there

now, 7000. There is room for a couple of thousand, said they are

sleeping in the open and they are cold. -- so. Greece has had some

help from the European Union but the European Union is trying to assess

emergency needs for Watmore help can be sent. -- for what more can be

sent. Whilst that's happening

in south and central Europe, in France, demolition teams have

begun dismantling huts in part of the Calais migrant camp

known as the Jungle. A soft invasion of the state

into the lives of the stateless. One by one, migrants still clinging

to the southern part of the camp were told they had an hour

to pack their things and leave. Some heeded the warning,

heading north into the jungle's A fire at one of the empty shelters

set riot police against those Among them, activists,

who have been urging residents What was meant to be a gentle

eviction through encouragement and information became a blunt

exchange of tear gas and rocks Just a few hours in and already

the plan for eviction by consent has The question here is who the police

are fighting, the migrants themselves, or the activists,

who say they are defending them. By dusk, the battle

was under way again, a second fire in a place someone

yesterday called home. The water canon brought in this

time, not for the fire, but for the arsonists,

and anyone else standing nearby. TRANSLATION: A no borders

activist set fire to tents. It is normal we have

to react to restore order. 18 months ago, migrants were moved

here from their old, Now the ring around this one

is being pulled tighter as pressure Many people here have spent years

moving from place to place in a bid That will not change,

they say, just because, In Syria UN trucks loaded with food,

water and medicine, have started heading into one of several besieged

towns, following a truce brokered It's hoped aid will reach around

150,000 Syrians in the coming days. Amid the destruction

of Syria's long civil war, there is now something

new and different in some And that is a sense of calm and even

just a little normality. Just last week, before

the truce came into effect, the people in the besieged city of

Douma were under heavy bombardment. But now with the truce in place

in many parts of Syria, the UN is hoping to deliver

emergency supplies of food and medicine to 1.7 million people

by the end of March. And it has a clear plan starting

from today to reach some of the worst affected areas this

week, where people have been under We have to test the limits of this

ceasefire over the coming days and weeks to see how far we can go

as a humanitarian community. There are about 18 cities

besieged in Syria. And around half a million

people living there. So we have to get food

rapidly into those people. So difficult has it been until now

to get aid to the besieged areas, the UN resorted to a high altitude

airdrop of food supplies that went But if the truce does hold,

and it is a big if, the aim will be to get convoys of trucks like these

to deliver supplies to those Many people are known to have

starved to death already There is no doubt that fighting does

continue in some parts of Syria, But there are now allegations

that the Russian planes have targeted moderate opposition forces

which would be in breach There is to be an urgent meeting

about this later today. And for now, the UN remains hopeful

the truce, which has brought some respite to the people of Syria

since Saturday, will hold. And that means those who have been

under siege for so long will finally As we mentioned last week,

the cessation of hostilities doesn't apply to the fight against

the Nusra Front or so-called Islamic IS took over Raqqa about two

years ago and today we have a special report

from a resident there who is risking his

life to speak out. The man has been keeping a diary

for BBC about life inside Raqqa - his words are re-voiced

in this report. This is the day we used to gather

in the street after prayers and have Anyone gathering in public

without permission now risks being accused of

plotting against Daesh. I am passing a crowd

in a public square. I don't want to join them

because they may have been told to watch a beheading,

but thank God, it His offence, I'm told,

was committing a homosexual act. Tomorrow I go back to work,

a new week, with new hopes But I want to tell you

about when Islamic State On Mother's Day,

a cold winter morning, My brothers and sisters and I had

planned a small party. As my taxi neared, clouds

of smoke filled the air. The regime's warplanes

had hit our street. People were running around,

carrying the dead and the injured. One of my neighbours told me

that my parents were hurt and had When we arrived there,

the smell of blood and death They asked us to look at the bodies

laid out in front of us to see His body was covered

in shrapnel wounds. A voice said quietly,

"Don't go in yet". Two hours passed

and finally a doctor "I have managed to save her life

but she is very ill", he said. A neighbour of ours,

who has a fruit and vegetable shop, "From now on", he said,

"You can work for me." A few weeks later, I was working

in the shop when I heard gunfire and the boom of heavy

weapons outside. My friend grabbed my arm and said,

"Daesh have taken over the city". Soon after that, a man

I had never seen before shouted at me, "Hey, you,

smoking is not allowed". Another cried, "Hey, you,

why is your wife not wearing a veil? I heard loudspeakers

in the streets saying some people were

about to be executed. A group of blindfolded young

men stood in handcuffs. In front of them, a masked

man began reading. "Hassan, fighting

with regime forces. Reza was a media activist,

accused of speaking A man with a sword carried

out the punishment. As I walked down

the road cursing out loud, a group of Daesh's religious

police rushed over and grabbed me. I tried to reason with

them but it was no use. "You were cursing out loud.

Your punishment is 40 lashes". Shortly we have the news from the

Oscars last night. Chris Rock tackled the issue of race and

Leonardo DiCaprio finally won the best actor award.

Greater Manchester Police have said a an 11 new boy has died after a hit

and run collision. We have had a brief statement

from a Sergeant and he says a child has been tragically killed

and he says they are in the early stages of their investigation

but they believe the car was a dark grey or black Mercedes A or B class

and they think the vehicle might They are appealing to anyone

who was in the area at the time. The collision was at the junction

of Moss Street West and Mowbray They are also appealing to people

who might look out their windows and see the vehicle parked,

it might be in the neighbourhood. They are appealing to people

who were there at the time or people to check outside their house and see

if they can find a vehicle Our lead story. A group of migrants

has smashed to the border between Macedonia and Greece, they were

being blocked from continuing their jaw -- journey to northern Europe.

Police in Moscow have arrested a woman after she was time carrying a

child's severed head. The woman, thought to have come from Central

Asia, was the victim's nanny. Four book-sellers who is disappearance

prompted protests in Hong Kong -- whose disappearance. This is the

moment a rocket aborted liftoff at the very last second on Sunday,

on-board computers halted the launch and engineers are trying to work out

why. You can see those pictures on the BBC news app. And now we have

the business. Amazon is or was the king to do more and bigger business

and later this year customers in the UK are looking to add to their

Amazon orders, food from the supermarket chain Morrisons --

Amazon is always looking to do more. What is the reaction? This is a land

grab on both sides, I suppose. Amazon launched its foray into foods

in 2007, and it first entered the UK market in 2010 but it started only

selling packaged goods. The idea being that this deal with Morrisons

allows it to fulfil its ambition to become a full-service food provided

in the UK, finally being able to offer fresh food, frozen food and

nonperishable goods to customers. In a market which from over here is

seen as one where many shoppers actually go online and has the

potential to grow quickly and Amazon is keen to jump on the opportunity

even though it is a very crowded market. For Morrisons, this allows

it to grow in an area where it has been perhaps behind the curve. If

you look at the other supermarkets, it has been late to the game of

online shopping and in one go it jumps right ahead without having a

partner as big as Amazon. Who is most worried by the move? Tesco has

been under pressure, suddenly they are dealing not only with Asda which

is owned by Walmart, and other competition from German discounters

like Lidl, but now you have Morrisons, who are expanding what it

offers in the UK. Already a very tough competitive market has now got

even tougher. Thanks for joining us. In India the government unveiled its

budget and analysts have said it is aimed at boosting farm growth and

appealing to the rural poor. This is our India correspondent to explain

its importance to everyone. She is talking against the clock.

India's budget matters because it is the fastest-growing major economy in

the world and if the government decides... India is the world's

fastest-growing economy and that is why the budget matters, because if

the government decides to spend your money, that means something not just

for companies in this country, but around the world. India's budget

matters because as the world's fastest-growing economy, if the

government decides to spend more money, that means more business for

companies in this country, but also around the world, and they will be

watching to see if there are any tax benefits for the people, to see if

that is good for consumers, for the economy, and property for their

mood. Have you been paid today? You might not have been. Today's date

only comes around once every four years and if you are paid on an

annual basis you could be missing out. There's even petition which you

can sign saying there should be a public holiday in place of February

29, saying that the average salaried person loses ?113.

Serious issues being talked about as much

Well, I'm here at the Academy Awards.

Otherwise known as the White People's Choice Awards!

You realise if they nominated hosts, I wouldn't even get this job!

A barbed attack from host Chris Rock was inevitable,

as was the winner of Best Actor, Leonardo DiCaprio.

I thank you all for this amazing award tonight.

The film's director, Alejandro Inarritu, also won

and continued the theme of substantial subjects

Make sure, for once and forever, that the colour of a skin becomes

as irrelevant as the length of our hair.

To the surprise of a few, Best Film was won by...

The Academy honouring the story of the Boston Globe's uncovering

Brie Larson was named Best Actress for her performance

in the heavyweight abduction drama Room.

Thank you to the fans, thank you to the moviegoers,

thank you for going to the theatre and seeing our film.

And multiple Brit and Grammy award winner Sam Smith now has

a Best Song Oscar too for his Bond theme, Writing's on the Wall.

I stand here tonight as a proud gay man and I hope we can all stand

While Lady Gaga spoke out musically against sexual abuse,

at an Oscars where so many took the opportunity to make a statement

to a global audience in the tens of millions.

This is traditionally a night when Hollywood gives itself a pat on the

back, and there was plenty of that, but still, the Academy knew it could

not be seen to duck the diversity issue. The real test will not be

future nominations lists, it will be whether the industry goes on to

import a wider range of performance in a wider range of roles.

Jakarta's most notorious red light district is being demolished to make

way for a new garden. There was no resistance from the community, but

the area was home to around 300 people including families that have

lived there decades. Our correspondent went to see it before

it was destroyed. This was once a bustling red light district, in

amongst the rubble, casinos, bars and brothels, but also many

legitimate businesses, a mosque and school, shops, and families have

been living here for generations. You get a sense of that as you walk

through the rubble, children's shoes and Christmas tinsel left over from

the celebrations, and there was some talk that there would be a

resistance to these demolitions of this area, that have 3000 people

living here, but the right police and the military presence that has

turned out has not in fact be needed. You get a sense of why the

government is doing the demolition, because the area is very close to a

big river which regularly floods and they want to turn the area into a

garden in an attempt to stop the annual floods which plagued the

city. Many people have questioned the decision, saying that very big

commercial businesses that are also technically on flood plains have

been allowed to exist, but in a community like this which has very

little political power, it has been very easily destroyed. You can also

talk to us on Twitter. Still to come, Slovenian dragon, why we are

watching them, and the latest sport, including the man who is the oldest

ice racing driver as an inspirational 96. -- at an

inspirational 96. We are going to look at some of the

interesting weather events happening around the world. In North America

things have been stormy, especially in the east and we are likely to see

the next disruptive storm forming