Hello, today a secret Syrian city, a place of plotting and the intrigue, and it's not in Syria.

There's a new security sweep ahead of the Winter Olympics in Sochi, but are they picking up the wrong people?

Two men called Marco take us underground to learn more about a perfect world dreamed up by a Roman

Emperor. And it's been dismissed as a Taj Mahal of

moronic madness, but an Indian holy man insists he knows where a thousand

tons of gold are buried.

Syria's opposition National Coalition says it hasn't yet decided

whether it will attend the so-called Geneva 2 peace conference

later this month.

It'll face pressure to be there at a meeting in Paris tomorrow of the so-called

Friends of Syria, a grouping of countries which backs the uprising against President

Basha al-Assad.

But ahead of Geneva too, talks about the future of Syria, some more secretive than others, are already

going on in a variety of locations.

Tim Hules, just back from one such place in Turkey.

The two stickiest things I encountered in Gaziantep fall into opposite categories.

Delicious and disgusting.

One, I couldn't get out of my teeth, the other off my boots.

The first was cheese, brilliantly white, sweet cheese.

The second was brown slime. I'll tell you about the cheese first in

the hope that you'll keep listening. It's melted cheese bound up in the finest

threads of pastry, saturated in syrup and rose water,

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