Layla Maghribi

Royal Society of Chemists found researchers who are black or from minority ethnic backgrounds were less likely to be awarded funding grants

Charities are finding that older people and children are particularly vulnerable

Ukraine conflict poses new dangers for nation with Europe’s highest rate of institutionalised children

The Berlin-based singer songwriter is the only Arabic performer in this year's Women of the World festival in the UK capital

More than 2 million people have fled Ukraine since the Russian invasion

Chatham House says Iran nuclear talks, climate change and oil geopolitics offer vital reasons for UK to stay actively involved in the region

France's Interior Minister had claimed that Ukrainians were being turned away by British officials in the northern port city

The UN says more than 1.5 million people have fled and the number could reach 4 million

Dozens of people in the UK have already signed up to join an “international legion" of fighters formed by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy

UK deputy prime minister accuses Vladimir Putin of 'rhetoric and brinkmanship'

International volunteers are stepping in to provide displaced people with basic necessities to survive the harsh journeys they undertake to find asylum

Drone Defence boasts powerful spotlight and thermal cameras to target potential assailants

Some are angered by what they see as an insinuation that their lives have less value

British government has widened help offered to people fleeing war, but MPs and charities say this is not enough

Layla Maghribi speaks to the desperate refugees who say the risks of crossing the Channel by boat or container are worth taking