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The squalor facing Syria’s refugees in Atmeh
So bad are conditions at the refugee camp in Atmeh, northern Syria that some people have returned to the deadly shelling and mayhem in the south of the country.
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“Evil visited this community today”, Connecticut’s governor told a nation traumatised by the slaughter of children. A tearful President Obama has promised “meaningful action” on guns.
Twenty children are among 27 dead after a gunman opens fire at a primary school in Connecticut, US.
Four people are to appear for a bail hearing in Dublin’s special criminal court next week on weapons-related charges.
The halting of aid to Rwanda is “Britain throwing down the gauntlet”, writes Foreign Correspondent Jonathan Miller who investigated alleged military interference in Congo for Dispatches on Monday.
It is 13 feet tall, can be controlled by an iPhone, has “guns” that fires thousands of BB pellets and costs almost £900,000. Japanese artist Kogoro Kurata unveils his dream.
SAS soldier Sgt Danny Nightingale, detained for having a pistol given to him as a present in Iraq,wins his appeal at the Court Martial Appeal Court in London.
Exclusive: A former ally of the Rwandan president warns that British aid is bankrolling an unaccountable, repressive regime accused of war crimes in neighbouring Congo, writes Jonathan Miller.
So bad are conditions at the refugee camp in Atmeh, northern Syria that some people have returned to the deadly shelling and mayhem in the south of the country.
David Cameron is touring Gulf states in a bid to patch up relations and boost British arms sales. But critics say he is helping to prop up repressive regimes.
Tributes are paid to those who fought in the battle that marked the turning point of world war two and which gave the British the upper hand for the first time.
The polls could hardly be tighter, and Monday’s final presidential debate could hardly be more crucial. Can Romney keep up his surge of momentum – or will Obama show what he is made of?
As violence breaks out at the funeral of assassinated top intelligence chief Wissam al-Hassan, Beirut journalist Dalila Mahdawi reports on why protesters are calling for the PM’s resignation.
Washington Correspondent Matt Frei looks at who came out top of the Veep debate and the implications it will have on the race to the White House.
He certainly controlled the night: Vice President Joe Biden came out fighting in his debate with Republican Paul Ryan, a man 27 years his junior. But did Biden’s constant smirks turn voters off?
Ahead of David Cameron’s speech to the Conservative party conference, Channel 4 News asks a former minister, a celebrity and conference delegates for their assessment of the PM.