Uncertainty Over Rebel Deal in Ghouta
Rebel fighters have reportedly accepted a deal to relocate to the north of Syria.
Rebel fighters have reportedly accepted a deal to relocate to the north of Syria. This leaves the eastern suburbs of Damascus almost fully under control of the Syrian government.
Also in the programme: Sweden's air tax and French military service
Picture: Syrian civilians hold their national flag in the former rebel-held town of Jobar, recently taken by the regime forces, in Eastern Ghouta, on April 1, 2018 Credit: AFP/Getty.
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