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Hello and welcome to NewsHour from the BBC World Service.
Coming to you live from London, I'm Celia Hatton.
We begin with the latest from Syria and the fight for oil.
The Hayat Harir Al Sham group in Syria, which overthrew the Assad regime several days ago, has been consolidating control.
HTS says it's wrestled the eastern city of Deir EZ Zur and its oil reserves from Kurdish fighters.
In about 20 minutes, we'll get the latest from northern Syria and what's happening there.
But first, in the west of the country, anger unleashed as Syrian rebels set fire to the tomb of the ex president Bashar Al Assad's father.
Hafez Al Ashad's ghreb site was located in his former hometown in Latakia province.
In the capital, Damascus, the new interim prime minister, Mohammad Al Bashir, is calling for stability and calm.
He's asking for Syrians abroad to return home.
Some hope for the future as those living there are adjusting to a new normal and businesses are reopening.
One restaurant owner told the BBC he is hopeful.
We opened the shop because we wanted our lives back.
We are happy that our country is safe again.
I'm very optimistic.