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That's bound to increase in the weeks ahead. >> yes. nick paton ton walsh, thank youy much. what's the latest, salma? >> there's a huge humanitarian crisis in turkey but south to syria the situation is more dire. there are fears that aid is being politicize. access is limited by the syrian government. the impact is devastating on the ground. this is what funerals look like in the quake zone. burials en masse. there are too many bodies. baby clothes are all that remain of nassir's little girl. she died in her mother's arms. her mom is dead, too. this is a little note written by his daughter, ...

Darkness. tonight, the search goes on, and still shining a light into the darkness is this man. getting access to the quake zone in syria is tough, but the bbc has language services right around the world, and our arabic team based in the country, now has some of the first international journalists in aleppo, with their access controlled by the government. the historic city was hit hard by the earthquakes, and our correspondent, assaf abboud, has sent us this report in arabic, and we've translated his words. translation: we are now. in the shahar neighbourhood, one of the areas damaged by the ...

Mid week, probably reaching western parts of the uk on wednesday and wednesday night into thursday spreading a little further to the east. that is still a bit of a question but certainly a monday and tuesday are looking to dry across the bulk of the uk, perhaps a little cloudy at times but wherever you are, have a good thanks, tomasz. that's it. more coverage of the very latest from the quake zone on newsnight, getting under way on bbc two. but the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are, but from the ten...

Erdal, we left you five, six hours ago. did you find anyone else last night? no, no. translation: we | couldn't find anyone. 0nlya dog. its owner was dead. so what happens now? i don't know. since families are sensitive, they insist people are still alive under the rubble. so we keep trying to work in places where we don't find any corpses. tonight, the search goes on. and still shining a light into the darkness as erdal baris yildirim. quentin sommerville, bbc news, antakya. well, what of the situation in syria? getting access to the quake zone there is tough, but the bbc has language service...

And syria. heart and raw determination tell another story as rescuers continue to pull people out alive. there, of course, is no escaping the soul-crushing reality of more than 12,000 lives lost in the two countries. in syria mass graves are being dug. tonight across the quake zone, families, children separated in the disaster waiting and hoping for their own miracles to emerge from the rubble of collapsed buildings. the work and the wait made more difficult by falling temperatures and a pace of relief humanitarian efforts that turkey's president tonight acknowledges have fallen short. tonight...