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Glasgow, belfast and york. a woman has been rescued alive after being trapped under earthquake rubble for two hundred and 22 hours in turkey. the 42—year—old was found in the city of maras meanwhile in hatay, also in turkey, a 65—year—old survivor is seen waving to rescuers after 208 hours under the rubble, and was eventually brought out alive. the first deliveries of international aid are being distributed in rebel held north western syria through a reopened border crossing more than a ...

Laws to be enforced. >> as we conclude, professor, i want to bring back the question we opened with. how sure are you that you are right about this? always a difficult question. but we looked at the history. we explore this open. i dont know if youre right or not. i want everyone to be able to hear a different set of ideas that i think are not quite 100% mainstream in the law today. how sure are you that youre right, do you think? >> you know, i always change my mind. so im open to criticism and...

Now, in the safety of a hospital, in afrin, in syrias north west, but only with staff by her side. she was born under the rubble of syrias earthquake. found in her mothers arms, shes now having to survive life alone. her mother, herfather, and all four of her siblings have perished. their home, one of 50 in jindayris that was flattened by the quake, in a town with many tales of horror. her plight has moved people all over the world. 0n social media, thousands of people asking for details to adop...

In such a bad state. _ she had knocks and bruises. she was cold and barely breathing. her plight has moved people all over the world but, for now, the hospital manager is taking care of her, his wife breast—feeding aya alongside her own daughter. translation: i will not allow anyone to adopt her. - she has some distant family and, until they come, i will treat her like one of my own. sadly, these survival stories are becoming increasingly rare. in turkey, a familys desperate shout goes unanswe...

Of syrias earthquake, found in her mothers arms. she is now having to survive life alone. her plight has moved people all over the world. 0n social media, thousands of people asking for details to adopt her. id like to adopt her and give her a decent life, says one person. im ready to take care of and adopt this child if legal procedures allow. from an arab tv anchor. but for now, dr attia, the hospitals manager, is taking care of her. his wife breast—feeding aja alongside their own. i wont al...

0ne story of tragedy and survival in the earthquake zone is that of a baby girl, born under the rubble in syria, the only member of her family to survive. bbc arabic�*s special correspondent nawal al maghafi has more on her story. the signs of a life only a few days old. but already the wounds on ayas body tell the story of her harsh entry into this world. translation: she arrived on monday in such a bad state, _ she had knocks and bruises, she was cold and barely breathing. now in the safety ...

The wounds on ayas body tell the story of her harsh entry into this world. translation: she arrived on monday in such a bad state. _ she had knocks and bruises. she was cold and barely breathing. now in the safety of a hospital in afrin in syrias north west, but only with staff by her side. she was born under the rubble of syrias earthquake. found in her mothers arms, shes now having to survive life alone. her mother, herfather, and all four of her siblings, have perished. their home one of 50 i...

Now having to survive life alone. her mother, herfather, and all four of her siblings, have perished. their home one of 50 injindayris that was flattened by the quake in a town with many tales of horror. her plight has moved people all over the world. on social media, thousands of people asking for details to adopt her. but for now, dr khalid attiah, the hospitals manager, is taking care of her. his wife breast—feeding aya alongside their own. translation: i wont allow anyone to adopt her. - s...

Pledge here today in front of all of you, to do all i can to keep the plight of ukraine in the spotlight. later this year the uk and ukraine will be united in music, but we will always be united in our unwavering belief in the power of democracy. mr president, please. cheering and applause thank you so much. thank you. the people of the united kingdom and

News too. i cant find my sister, this woman says. she lived on the second floor with her son and three daughters. maybe they didnt get out. we checked the hospitals, weve looked everywhere for them. god, i hope they are okay. syrians feel their plight was long forgotten and neglected. now with the tragedy thrust into the spotlight again, it is up to the world to hear their pleas. now, as you can see here, of course this international effort and the community effort here in istanbul, turks -- who...