Syria: Nobody is really winning, there are only losers
Syria's is an unwinnable war, deadlocked and deadly. Neither side can break through and neither side will give up.
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Bill Neely is the multi-award-winning International Editor for ITV News. His reports from across the world add diplomatic analysis and context to key international stories. Bill frequently reports conflicts from the frontline, interviews major figures on the international stage and covers historic events. He has secured many exclusives for ITV News, and won three consecutive BAFTAs in a row for his coverage of the 2008 China Earthquake, the Haitian earthquake in 2010 and the Cumbria murders in 2011.
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