UN Says Bombing of Aleppo 'Probably a War Crime'

The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Zeid Raad al-Hussein, says raids by the Syrian government and its allies on an area "packed with civilians" most likely violates international law. Can Turkey and Russia, key supporters of the rebels and the Syrian government respectively, help bring about an end to the violence?

Also in the programme, US Democrats ponder whether Hillary Clinton's failed election pitch was too centrist or too heavily aimed at minority voters. The president of the Philippines admits to personally killing suspected criminals. And the world's 'most intense game of rock, paper, scissors' takes place in Japan.

(Photo: Syrians leaving a rebel-held part of Aleppo as government forces move to secure the city. Credit: Karam al-Masri/AFP/Getty Images)