Ashraf Helmi

The baker from Ghouta fled Syria after military attacks killed relatives

Syrian migrant Abu Mazen, 64, made the perilous journey across the English Channel from Calais to Dover and now faces possible deportation by Britain’s Home Office.

Former interpreters protest outside Parliament as MPs hold urgent debate on Afghanistan

Former Afghan interpreters who worked alongside the British Army in Afghanistan are calling on the UK government to help protect loved ones back home, who now face reprisals by the Taliban.

An ex-interpreter for the British Army, now seeking asylum in France, is calling on the UK government to help save his family in Kabul from reprisals by the Taliban.

Razan and her husband Raghid are marking ten years since they found a new calling as cheesemakers, after fleeing the horrors of the Syrian war.

Forensics teams in the UK are gathering evidence at the scene of a mass shooting in Plymouth, south-west England.

A disoriented female blue shark was stranded off the coastline of Benidorm's Western Beach, as tourists watched on.

Lionel Messi waved to chanting fans from the window of the Paris airport where he arrived on to finalise his transfer to soccer club Paris Saint-Germain.

Isolated flooding has hit the UAE’s east coast as heavy rain continued over the weekend.

Flames swept through a town on the outskirts of Athens, with local assisting firefighters in tackling the blaze, as wildfires burned across Greece.

Iraqi migrants are finding themselves stuck in the middle of a dispute between Lithuania and neighbouring Belarus, with neither country willing to host them.

One of the biggest cities in the world now boasts a birds-eye view of its Brazilian concrete jungle. Sao Paulo's tallest building, the Mirante do Vale, now features a glass-floor on its 42nd level that is putting a fear of heights to the test.

Four large cooling towers were demolished at a former power plant in North Yorkshire, England.

Two passenger trains collided in the southwest of the Czech Republic, killing at least three people and injuring dozens of passengers.