Lemma Shehadi

Bombs destroyed all of the nutritional supplements for malnourished children and pregnant women

More than 100 ex-French and British diplomats sign open letter also sent to Prime Minister Andy Burnham

Grieving mother of Hassan Al Khawas wants to see her son and his family 'one last time' in Rashidiya Camp

UK holds first national day for victims and survivors of terrorism

Nations condemn decision after Israel says strike that killed seven aid workers was justified

At least 800 people, almost a third of them children, have been killed by unexploded munitions since collapse of Assad regime, according to Halo Trust figures

French Foreign Minister Barrot says move made in retaliation for interrogation and expulsion of embassy staff

Stephen Doughty visits aid warehouses on Egyptian border on first visit to region

Father, wife and daughter died in rough seas at Shoreham

With fighting subsiding since the fall of the Assad regime but rents rising in Damascus, residents who had been forced to leave areas near the capital are now rebuilding their lives in the ruins of their former homes

Reported incidents in first half of this year higher than total for whole of 2023

British company SatVu's high-resolution thermal imagery now distributed by Saudi Arabia's Neo Space Group

Border workers say Spanish government was warned of possible border surge in July

Madaya, a lush hillside town famed for its fruit production, was attacked for its perceived opposition to the Assad regime

Atef Najib, who ordered the torture of teenagers for their anti-regime graffiti, was also given the penalty