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Syria: ‘they are leaving us alone to die’
Syrians tell of the fight to save victims of Wednesday’s alleged nerve gas attack.
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UN inspectors prepare to visit the site of last week’s suspected chemical weapon attack outside Damascus, as President Bashar al-Assad warns that any US intervention will fail.
As UN experts inspect the site of suspected chemical weapons attacks in Syria, the international community talks tough about the possibility of military intervention over the “outrage”.
A doctor treating victims of the Syrian chemical attack tells Channel 4 News it was deliberately timed to undermine the arrival of UN weapons inspectors.
Syrians tell of the fight to save victims of Wednesday’s alleged nerve gas attack.
Hours of shocking footage purporting to show the after-effects of a Syrian government chemical strike on rebel-held areas near Damascus have been posted online.
The White House calls on the United Nations to urgently investigate allegations of massive deadly chemical weapons use by Syrian government forces.
Spain’s prime minister says he will take “all legal measures” to protect his county’s interests in Gibraltar – dashing hopes of a quick solution in the dispute with Britain.
As pressure to take the Sochi Winter Olympics away from Russia intensifies, we look at President Putin’s anti-gay propaganda law and ask if an Olympic boycott will promote change.
David Cameron claims to have read the riot act to Spanish premier Mariano Rajoy over the recent Gibraltar row – but a statement from Spain contradicts him.
We should take two unequivocal things from the Iranian president’s press conference on Tuesday on the nuclear issue: engagement and urgency – and the West appears inclined to agree.
Prime Minister David Cameron says he is “seriously concerned” by reports that Spain may introduce fees at the border with Gibraltar and close its airspace to planes.
The US state department issues a worldwide travel alert related to an al-Qaeda threat and advises Americans to take extra care when they are abroad.
UN experts will travel to Syria as soon as possible to investigate chemical weapons attacks in three locations following months of negotiations with Bashar al-Assad’s government.
US Secretary of State John Kerry says “reasonable compromises” will be the keystone of making planned peace talks between Israel and Palestine successful.
At work placements before, I had to sit in the corner because I was in a wheelchair and I wouldn’t be able to do it, right? Wrong, writes Paige Tabone for Channel 4 News.