22/12/2016 Outside Source

Hello, this is outside source. The Syrian army has declared victory in

level of the last Comboy rebel fighters and civilians has left the

city. German authorities say they have firm evidence that links the

main suspect in Monday's attack in Berlin to the truck. Fingerprints

have been found in the cab of the vehicle that was used. We only spoke

by Donald Trump a couple of times, we will speak about him again

because he has appointed a man cold Peter Navarro is one of his key

trade advisers. He is a staunch critic of China and ruled that the

impact this could have an economic relationship during the US and

China. And at some of the best pictures from bigwig competition in

Portugal, some people stayed on their boards but not everyone. We

will look at some of the best waves and the biggest wipe-outs.

Well, as I mentioned, the Syrian army is claiming it has completely

retaken a level, the last Comboy of rebel fighters and civilians has

been evacuated, that leaves the city and the full control of the

Government the first time in almost four years, we are being told by the

Red Cross in Syria that more than 34,000 people have been evacuated

from the city in the last seven days, most of them have gone to the

neighbouring province of Idlib, primarily controlled by the rebels.

One of those to leave a level -- Aleppo is a seven-year-old girl

which a mother -- her mother used to send tweets on account, it has

thousands of followers. They were evacuated to Turkey and they have

been speaking with the BBC's reporter. Hello, I am seven years

old, I am from Aleppo. From the rubble of Aleppo to the red carpet

in Ankara, they are now being hosted by the Turkish Government which

opposes the Syrian regime. When we met, this child of war

told me how her own home TRANSLATION: We were playing happily

and planning to go out So, we got scared and

ran to the basement. When our house was bombed,

we got out of the rubble safely, but we were about to die

because the house was collapsing. From inside Aleppo, her message

echoed around the world, with help from her mother,

who manages her Twitter account. But some have questioned whose

views were being shared. When your mum was tweeting,

was she tweeting your words Her mother, Fatima, insists

the Twitter account was Bana's idea, but admits it is a way

to combat the regime. I think there now was

a big fight out there. But the tweets attracted threats

and made it harder for the family to join the mass evacuation

of eastern Aleppo. Fatima got Bana on to one

of the buses, disguised as a boy. Today, even the fighters are openly

leaving their former stronghold, but bad weather is slowing the last

of the departures. Just days after leaving, Bana

is already missing her old home. TRANSLATION: I was happy to leave

but sad at the same time. I wish I could go back

to Aleppo, go back home. I want to live in my house,

because I love it, Before saying goodbye,

Bana sang us a song about childhood # I am a child with something

to say...# One voice, raised

for countless others, As I've said many times, if you want

background information on the conflict in Syria and its causes

going back six years, you can find it online from BBC News. I'm sure

you will remember us covering a few weeks back, speaking to Taiwan's

president of the fall and how badly that with them with China, that

could be the start of it. Peter Navarro has been appointed as

both the White House trade Council. And this is a book

written by Mr Navarro. "Death by China -

One job at a time". In it, he blames Beijing

for the closure of 57, 000 American factories and the loss

of 25 million jobs. His appointment give China quite a

lot to think about. Here's China's response

to the appointment. China and the state is too large

countries have brought common interests, corporations the only

correct choice. We hope the US works together with China to maintain a

healthy stable developer of ties including business and trade ties.

This accords with the interests of both peoples and is beneficial to

the world development and prosperity. We broadcast on BBC

newsroom and on the story we wanted to look south-east Asia editor Celia

Hatton, he was her analysis. It is causing a huge amount, a number of

people both in business and also Chinese leaders to sweat under the

collar a little because Peter Navarro is basically, if you were

going to pick someone on a spectrum who was the most anti-China

economist you could think of, he would be the one. The fact he has

now been put into a prime position to decide the American policy

towards China, that has a lot of people in Beijing very worried. One

of the policies we know his aborted in his books at least as much higher

tariffs on Chinese exports, how would the Chinese respond to

something like that? Basically, Donald Trump in his campaign said he

wanted to slap a 45% tariff on all Chinese made goods that are sent to

the United States, which would bring anything stamped made in China, the

cost of it would soar. Basically China's state newspaper, China

hasn't officially responded that the state newspaper said this would

result in a trade war which would lead to the contracts with boring

being cancelled, most sales of US cars and iPhones in cut, imports of

things like US corn and made halted and even Chinese students who go to

the United States to study in huge numbers, that might be halted as

well. It would lead to a trade word evil US economists say this kind of

trade war but lead to an almost instant recession and it would lead

to probably the loss of about 5 million US jobs. The Chinese will

not want a recession any more than the Americans also presumed blue

they don't want to end up in this trade war regardless of what Trump

does. They are taking this quite conciliar tray position just now

when the news of Peter Navarro's appointment came at the Chinese

Foreign Ministry said they wanted to emphasise cooperation and they

wanted to emphasise the fact that both economies are intertwined and

it is true, they are like Siamese twins. If one is ailing the other

one will also because they have so much cross-border trade and

cooperation. The possibility that Peter Navarro might really emphasise

this 0-sum game view on the economy, that if the US wants to do well,

China has to hurt in equal measure. That has a lot of people in China

very worried. Time for outside source, I spotted this tweet earlier

from BBC sport saying that this? The answer to that question is quite a

few of us because the team has been playing terribly, it is -- has won

one of its last 11 games. Lee Foster, the key was able to go,

wasn't he? Certainly, at the beginning of the month Comey mention

the one win in 11 and they beat Southampton and he shares a thumbs

up with the chairman in the stand, Steve Parish, now it is a big thumbs

down from parish, who says they just have to blame themselves for getting

stuck in a rut and they have to make a change, it isn't just about this

poor run over the last couple of months, you look at Crystal Palace's

statistics, 26 points in 36 matches in the calendar year, that is the

worst record by .72 points per match in the entirety of the Premier

League and football league. 92 clubs, this isn't just as recent for

no -- run of form, this has been for the last year and as Steve Parish

said, they must make a change because of the fear of relegation

and what that could cost them. One point above the relegation zone. So

they are in trouble, or the one man you want when you're just above the

relegation zone in the Premier League, everywhere I look our best's

name is coming up. Absolutely come he has never been relegated from the

new glass, Bolton, West Ham, Sunderland last, the blip on his

record was lasting 67 days in charge of England before getting the sack

in that job after some advice comments to an undercover reporter

investigating corruption in the game but the bookies making 4-1 on and

another interesting thing Steve Parish said is they have to wind

back the dial. They were looking for the sixth out of style of play on

Depardieu, they have admitted that hasn't worked and we know that Sam

Allardyce does not play an expansive style he will be very direct it into

Selhurst Park at the dugout and look to get Crystal Palace out of what is

deep trouble just now. Thank you, will see a big sand gets the job,

interesting if he does. That's begin with international could get council

which has announced a host of pics for the year, the Player of the Year

is the Indian spinner Ravichandran Ashwin, I don't think we would

quibble with that, he has also been named test Player of the Year. Taken

over a young captain and we actually fell on the right track and we have

a great bunch of boys. I would like to guide the entire team and sports

-- support staff. And the coaches. Thank you so much again. A deserving

pic I think, also worth noting Alastair Cook, England cricket

captain, has been named captain of the world test team. This is like

the team at the end of the World Cup, the football World Cup with the

big of the tournament, Mrs Krkic's were saying these are the best 11

players as a team across the year, the UB made his last September to

September just gone comes at the's recent thrashing in India did not

factor, which perhaps six planes Alastair Cook's says as captain, no

place in that team for Virat Kohli, which didn't call down well in

India. Quinton de Kock is the one-day Cricketer of the Year. With

football and cricket, I want to finish with this, so incredible

pictures from a big wave event in Portugal, these are some of the

biggest waves that were either taken on or taken on and then come on

people not getting the end of their rights, these are pictures from an

event in Nazario Weigl for big waves. The biggest wave ever surfed

was in this place, 40 feet waves this time around and as you can see,

not just some great rides but some significant wipe-outs as well. By

the way, Jamie Mitchell won, so congratulations to him. Stay with us

on outside source because we'll get you details on some bionic eye

implants which are being tested in the UK and they may help treat some

serious eye conditions come on will give you a full report.

More brawls across the UK are to get superfast broadband after the

Government announced it was expanding its scheme areas of the

countryside that suffer from poor internet access. It is spending

nearly half ?1 billion to do so and it is all a thousand homes and

businesses will benefit. -- it is hoped. Connecting rural homes across

the UK to fast broadband has made an investment of ?1.7 billion public

money. They have to return some of that

money of more than 20% of all owners sign up when a fast broadband

arrives. Most of the money has gone to BT. They say this has investment

means ?440 million could be reinvested in the programme. There

is a target of reaching 95% of homes with superfast broadband by the end

of 2017. Ministers believe that is within reach and up to 600,000 more

homes and businesses could be hooked up with the new programme. We have

connected 4.5 million premises to superfast broadband of which 1.5

million have taken up the option superfast and that take-up has led

to more money being put back into the system, meaning we can connect

those hard to reach premises and make sure they have superfast

broadband as well. The woman running Beattie's broadband programme says

she sympathises with those still waiting to be connected. There is

more to be done, if you're one of the have-nots it hurts and I

understand that. We are determined to look at how we go further and

faster. Critics say BT has been using the wrong technology, hooking

up homeowners throughout copper wire to a cabinet rather than laying

fibre-optic cables direct into their homes. It is one of the more

controversial aspects because BT went for that we can roll it out

very fast if we go for the partial fibre solution that uses fibres to a

Green street cabinet and then copper from there to your home, that allows

them to do 50 or 60 or 70,000 homes per month. Rival firms including sky

and top dog are promising they can deliver faster fibre connections

than BT and without needing public money.

And Ross Atkins with outside source lies in the BBC newsroom was the

lead story comes from Syria. The Government is saying it has been

badly retaken a level -- Aleppo, the UN is saying more than 34,000 people

have left the city in week. Coming up after outside source, if you're

outside of the U:K.'s world News America next with a report on

whether some US cities can continue to protect migrants without

documents once Donald Trott becomes president and here in the UK, it is

News at ten with here Edwards, Kamal Ahmed will take a closer look at the

future trade relationship between the US and China.

The funeral of the Russian ambassador to Turkey has taken place

in Moscow, Sergei Lavrov led tributes to Andre Carlaw was

assassinated on Monday in Ankara. He described Mr Karlov

as a man who loved his work, From Moscow, Steve

Rosenberg reports. The farewell began at

the Foreign Ministry. Flanked by a guard of honour,

Ambassador Karlov lay in state, three days

after he was assassinated in Turkey. Vladimir Putin came

to pay his respects. He has awarded Andrei Karlov his

country's highest honour, From the president to

the widow, words of comfort. Then the coffin was brought

here, to the Cathedral The Orthodox priests chanted

prayers and blessings. They sang hymns for

the soul of the deceased. It's very rare for an ambassador

to be killed on duty, said the head of the Russian church,

Patriarch Kirill. Andrei Karlov will go down

in Russian history as a hero. This is the man who killed him,

an off-duty Turkish police officer. Don't forget about

Aleppo, about Syria. They were in mourning today

in Ankara at the Russian Embassy. But heavy security here

meant it took some time As Russia today mourns the murder

of one of its ambassadors, the country's leadership remains

determined not to allow this assassination to harm relations

with Turkey or to weaken Moscow's We will stay in Russia or the story

from a place in Siberia, this is a post on the Russian social media

network. This man is a self-styled campaigner for morality in schools

and this is a post in which he boasts about his part in the

dismissal of a teacher who he describes as a lesbian and a

Satanist and goes on in this post to say "Another school purge of an LGBT

teacher". He said the dossier of evidence on this teacher to her

school bosses, clearly a nice guy. The teacher says she was forced to

quit. Our correspondent tells me whether this teacher was simply

pursued because of her sexuality or if there were other elements of the

story. Visually not accused of anything. Thing is that he just

applied all of these documents, he says more than 30 pages of documents

to the officials at the after-school activities centre and frauds they

spoke to her and she was forced to quit. They explained their decision?

Well, there are accounts vary, she says they had a six hour talk and

head of the centre says they had a 90 minute talk and there was a lot

of pressure and discussion and she had quit because she would be fired

which makes at harder for to get another job in the future. Why would

she be fired for being gay? That is a good question. It isn't against

the law? No, of course it isn't, at least. The claims just where she was

spreading LGBT propaganda, she was bringing as he says wrong values to

the students but I guess she would never be fired for being gay but

there are a lot of room -- Leupolz and Russian laws and the officials

would probably fire her for something else, for being late or

not doing her duties properly, it depends on your wish but the law is

such that you can dismiss someone relatively easily if you have a

wish. This is one man was a clear agenda but do you think he

represents a broader sentiment in Russian society, that people who are

gay to be teaching? -- shouldn't be teaching. They are becoming more and

more prominent, it is to say how much is hard to say how much support

they have but people since those things are being widely discussed

and there are a lot of talk shows about this on Russian media, those

who don't support them are afraid to speak publicly because they are

afraid of being accused of being gay or supporting business -- narrative

so becomes a road -- vicious circle. Two remarkable medical stories, we

learned about a new drug treatment for multiple sclerosis already next

to one of the tests of bionic eye implants here in the UK which might

be able to help treat a rare inherited eye condition. Bionic ice

have been around for a long time in the world of science fiction but

it's only now they are being used in everyday real world. Keith Henman

has been blind for over 20 years. A genetic in -- illness cold retinitis

pigmentosa meant he gradually lost his side but now he has some of it

back thanks to this bionic eye. It gives you more of an interest

because instead of walking about in total darkness everywhere and

sitting in total darkness, not all of these shapes to work out what

they are, windows and lights and people, cars, everything was a

contrasting colour you can scan and trying to make out what the shape

is. Surgeons have had success with trials, which is a minister --

miniature camera mounted on glasses which transmits a wireless signal to

the impact at the back of the rest mist emitting cells to send a signal

to the rain, allowing the blind person to see in a limited way. For

us to important step for Beeb in the future for hope in terms of using

electronic coupled devices with a biological system, all of these

steps after drastic and this is the first demonstration and it can do a

very complex hook up between an eloquent device and a conflict of

biological system which the retina is. As many as 15,000 Beeb and UK

have the same condition, although not all go on to lose their sight.

You can see your glasses on the table, knocking them over, where

your plate is on the table, all of these things, the only sad little

but they mean a lot when you're used to being totally blind. The result

of this device will improve as technology advances but it is

already transforming boss Mike lives. It is a meeting that little

bit of light can make your life. -- to your life. Finish the programme

by bringing you some copy just coming in and this ends the fraud

process fraught process of evacuating Aleppo and the

devastating conflict over the Syrian city. The International Committee of

the Red Cross says: That is conclusive from the Red

Cross, that process is complete and Aleppo is in the hands of the Syrian

Government. Goodbye. Hello, either side of Christmas we

have chalk and cheese weather. Right up to Christmas, some