18/08/2016 Outside Source

if the here are some of the main stories. Images of an injured boy in

Aleppo have caused shock around the world. The new Ben has said today

that no aid is reaching the city. -- that United Nations has said to be.

Why? Because of fighting. Police in Rio say that they swimmers made up a

story about being robbed in order to cover up an incident at a petrol

station. And a report on how nomad at

herdsmen in Tibetan regions are adapting to modern life.

that there is an increase in the that there is an increase in the

number of a slammer for but tweets sent immediately after a terrorist

attack. This student uses Twitter a lot. It

says, it is time to go. You need to leave. You are not integrated

enough. Do you get more messages like this when there is an incident

like this Nice attack? Yes. Even if I am talking about something

unrelated, even if I am sending condolences to the victims.

Researchers at a think tank have been looking at Islamophobic treats

for five months. Tweets which are seriously derogative the. It has

been building month on month. In July, just under 7000 treats every

day. The man behind start interrupting. He says it is three

speech. It is freedom of expression. If you

have got something to say, say it. Do you want to talk about Sharia

law? We will talk about it. We have been taught to be politically

correct. The research shows there are large peaks in Islamophobic

treats following terror attacks. 20,000. In July, the most

Islamophobic month so far, this was significant. Each of these red dots

is an Islamophobic Tweet. All happening in the immediate aftermath

of Nice. This film-maker has also... I do not like racist people, sexist

people, but shutting them down will people, but shutting them down will

not resolve this. The feelings do not disappear. We are going to have

two discover together what does it mean to be British moving forward,

to build a society that includes all of us. If you minutes ago we were

talking about those terrible pictures of the young boy in Aleppo

who had been injured in an air who had been injured in an air

the situation in Syria. Amnesty the situation in Syria. Amnesty

International has released details of what it says are 18,000 people

killed in Government prisons since the uprating -- since the uprising

began in 2011. One of those prisons highlighted is not far from

Damascus. Little is known about what goes on in there about using from

former prisoners, a three-dimensional computer model has

been used to recreate what the building is like and what life is

like in sight. Our reporter has been speaking to people who have spent

time in Syrian presence. Pictured at a protest against the

Syrian regime in 2011. She worked as an activist and journalist in

Damascus before she was arrested in April 2000 and 13.

'S eating from a Turkish city near the border with Syria she tells me

she does not want to go back home -- talking to me from a Turkish city.

Did you see anyone in present being tortured Mr Mac that prison guards

used to make women take off their cloud and let them know they --

being tortured a 15-year-old woman. They would leave her naked tied up

in the corner of a room. They treated her like an animal. And she

says conditions were worse for men. These are sketches made by another

former detainee. Nearly 70 men in a prison cell. The artist does not

want to be identified but wait last year he shared his horrific

experience. The thing that most stayed with me, the first night I

saw a body I felt so sick and sad I could not sleep. I remember reading

on a body and wondering when can they remove it so I can have more

space. He managed to escape. It is here in Lebanon that many of

those fleeing persecution in Syria camp, but many people remain in

prison. The Syrian regime has denied allegations of torture but human

rights groups say that ending such abuse is a priority even as talks

about how to end the war Syria continued.

Senegal where the President is Senegal where the President is

ordering child beggars to be removed. There are an estimated

30,000 children begging every day and I were reporter has been with a

group of police officers working on group of police officers working on

this issue. A policeman what's up to a boy as if

to give him spear change. But he is trying to get a hold of him and drag

him onto this vehicle -- give him some change.

We have picked up 30 kids in over one hour. This gives you an idea of

the scale of the problem and the challenges ahead.

Child begging is rampant because in many cases it is organised by

schools. Teachers say it is the only way to make sure that children eat.

TRANSLATION: The problem is that the Government is not feeding and

educating these children. They need to take charge of them. How I do not

know but this is the only way to stop begging. But some teachers have

been accused of violence. This student said that if they failed to

bring back a sum of money equal to about $1 he would be worked. Some

children were beaten to death. In Senegal forced begging is punishable

with prison but very few teachers have been secreted. TRANSLATION:

Politician to think about the electorate and what impact it will

have on the regime. There are religious pressure groups which

taken. The children taken off the taken. The children taken off the

streets" in this state run shelter. TRANSLATION: We will enforce the

law. When their parents come to pick up their children we warned them

that it we find them begging again that it we find them begging again

the same parents will be taken to the police and to the prosecutor's

office where the law will be enforced. Authorities say police

patrols have already sent a strong message to the public. 500 children

have been removed from the streets but as yet no teachers have been

prosecuted. We have heard from Senegal, Syria,

Brazil, the United States, and we will hear more from India on

warnings about a tiger. More on Team GB at the Olympics.

Five medals for Great Britain on day 13 of the Rio Olympics including two

goals. One of those came in the men's triathlon with Alistair

Brownlee retaining his title from London, finishing ahead of his

brother who claims silver. Alistair Brownlee is the first athlete to get

successive titles. The world number 22 defeated China.

The Chinese to get to 21-19. The British were too good in the third

and final game. They won bronze. But in's first Olympic badminton medal

in 12 years. Liam Heath and John Scofield took silver in the final of

the men's kayak double. They ticked that well preserved

silver to add to the bronze they won in London four years ago.

Jade Jones of Team GB is in the final of the Taekwondo and 57

kilograms category. The final is just after two o'clock

in the morning UK time with Jones guaranteed at least silver.

This is the middle table. Team GB still second behind the United

States. China now have more overall medals.

Golf in women's ten meter and platform that leaving.

This is Outside Source. Our lead story comes from Syria where images

of this injured five-year-old boy in Aleppo has caused shock around the

world. He was rescued in a building that was hit by an air strike.

Some of the main stories after Outside Source. World news America

is trying to make sense of what happens to those US swimmers in Rio.

Swimmers say they were robbed, Swimmers say they were robbed,

police say they made it up. And in news at ten reports on

A-level results. These are the exams many students take as the age of 18.

A record number of university places have been awarded.

Next, an interesting report from a Next, an interesting report from a

correspondent who is normally based in Beijing, but who has travelled

away for this story, to the Tibetan regions of Western China. Until a

few decades ago people lived as tribal nomads, but as this report

shows that no mad spirit is still there.

It is time to round up bit yaks. A return to a way of life driven by

moving animals in search of greener pastures.

TRANSLATION: We are nomads to the bottom of our hearts. We do not like

being in houses. For centuries these people survived

as tribal nomads before a deliberate Government policy of relocation to

The Times. The commonest party sees this was to improve living

standards. Critics say it is a control mechanism. Now most spend

the cold winter in fixed dwellings and only in the summer make for the

hills along recently built roads. TRANSLATION: We need to change

grasslands to make money and provide for our family. Every year it is

like this. China's to put in areas have been hotbeds -- china's Tibetan

areas. Big Government's answer is development. A grassland adventure

park has been built in the middle of a migration route. Hence men pushed

their livestock through the gate and pass the tourist vehicles --

TRANSLATION: It feels like another TRANSLATION: It feels like another

world. I feel stronger. Tibetan people lead a more simple life.

Opinion is divided on whether this development plan is a good thing

despite many Tibetans getting a job in the park. TRANSLATION: And cans

have increased and transportation is more convenient that the

environmental harm from development has been huge. From a traditional

way of life to live with a massive influx of tourism, it is always

going to be good and bad. You can only hope that the benefits outweigh

any pitfalls but when it comes to the grassland, Tibetans, despite

everything that's the modern world everything that's the modern world

is throwing at them, the culture appears to remain remarkably

resilient. At least for these communities and at least for the

time being. It has taken these, this family finally arrives at the high

mountain pastures. There are no shops, no tourists. But the is the

space of their ancestors. I am pretty sure we have never gone

from some Tibetan areas of China to Leeds. We have got to talk about the

Brownlee brothers who were exceptional. They are from Leeds.

Who needs to be to go to Brazil when you can go to the Costa Del Leeds.

We now have Olympic gold and silver medallists from Leeds. The

atmosphere was amazing. Everyone here celebrated when the boys

crossed the line. You know the boys, how do you feel

seeing them get gold and silver? It was terrific seeing them come across

the line in first and second. The result that everybody was hoping

for. How hard do they work? Enter doubly hard. The end, day out. They

never skipped a session. It motivates the youngsters to put the

hours end. It could be you next time. Let us also speak to the

director of sport at the University of Leeds. Talk me through the

tactics. It went to plan. They stretched out the swim, created

space, they worked hard on the bike, making sure that they separated

themselves out from the strong running competitors. On the run they

treated space from anyone else, off they went. They are strong and of

the sports. They can control the lease. Alistair Brownlee told the

cycle they worked hard to make sure cycle they worked hard to make sure

that any of the athletes did not have a chance. That plan worked. Let

us finish Outside Source with a couple of stories. The story of the

Tiger in India in a moment. First, some of the other stories from Rio

that we have not got into yet. This does not happen very often but

busy bolt had company as he finishes 200 metres semifinal. His Canadian

opponent came close to taking the race which wanted a cheeky grin and

a wave of the finger. While others were just enjoying what

has been cold the bromance. There are over 1 billion people in

India and many of them are big sports enthusiasts that India does

not punch its wheat at the Olympics. Michael Phelps has more Olympic

medals than India has ever won. In Rio there were no medals at all

until this bronze in the wrestling freestyle category. And the wrestler

has been hailed. Lots of controversy about some

boxing decisions. The Irish fighter lost in a unanimous decision to his

Russian opponents. Note the Irish broadcaster has treated this

interactive game, it is called can you beat the Russian boxer? No

matter how many punches you throw, you always lose. The International

Boxing Association dropped the number of officials but it says only

a handful of rulings were not at the level expected.

The Olympic action will be going on The Olympic action will be going on

for quite a view more hours today. I want to finish the programme with a

story from India. One of India's best

known animals has died. Machli was a Bengal tiger,

and had starred in Jill McGivering tells

us about her life. She became one of the most famous

tigers in the world. Her face dominated

documentaries, films and Her name, Machli, means fish

because of the marking on her face. But she was also known as the Lady

of the Lake and as a queen, loved for her grace, power

and sheer majesty. She was first spotted

here in Ranthambore National Park

almost 20 years ago. She was a young tigress

but Here she rolls over onto her

back before fighting off her own mother to take control

of a prized piece of territory. She soon proved an excellent

mother herself. She had 11 cubs in all, some

fathered by the biggest and most She guarded them fiercely

shielding them from This was one of her most

extraordinary battles, with an adult crocodile more than

four metres long. They were competing for prey along

the water line. She proved herself

the stronger of the two. In her final days she was clearly

failing. She no longer had the

strength to defend her Many expressed their dismay

as news of her death. One comment stated simply,

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