Syria: opposition groups meet in London as fresh airstrikes hit Aleppo

Syria's political and armed opposition groups have set out the most detailed plans to date for a political transition to end five years of war. The High Negotiations Committee met Boris Johnson in London and called for a ceasefire, six months of negotiations with President Bashar al-Assad and the formation of a new unity government. But what hope for their demand for a transition from what they call state terrorism to democratic elections? From Syria we've been sent more highly distressing footage of injuries from inside Aleppo which are contained in our report. They capture the agony of children witnessing the destruction of their family. Jonathan Rugman reports.