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Few now remain in Saraqeb, a town in Syria's last opposition-held province, Idlib. Laith al-Abdullah is one.

Microbiologist Frank Plummer say he's found relief from alcohol abuse disorder after the procedure.

Vanessa Springora has given an account of the traumatic effects of her relationship with a writer.

This Indian couple's miniature cooking videos have earned them hundreds of thousands of subscribers.

The US agency says it was wrong to blur out signs critical of the president at the 2017 Women's March.

Many worshippers are commemorating the baptism of Jesus by submerging themselves in icy water holes.

More than 160 people have had to be treated for injuries in the latest violence.

Lee Child had considered killing off title character before getting his younger sibling to take over.

The new uniform, unveiled on the force's Twitter, has prompted one question: "Camo in space?"

Ghassan Salam?'s remarks come on the eve of renewed peace talks between Libya's warring factions.

The men were returning from a party when they were shot dead and burned, allegedly by a drug cartel.

The Delta Air Lines plane jettisoned fuel over Los Angeles schools as it made an emergency landing.

Storms hit parts of Australia's east coast, dousing some fires and giving inhabitants some respite.

The virus emerged in December, two people have died and it has been detected in three countries.

Helicopters are sent to Annapurna region amid poor weather conditions and plunging temperatures.

The company wants to distance its film studio from Rupert Murdoch's news company, US media report.

The fans de-pollute and cool the air meaning the mask does not need a tight seal against the face.

Hopes that a new science centre at one of Britain's most secret sites will inspire next generation.

The site owners were ordered to pay $12.8m in damages to 22 women who appeared in videos it published.

The European Commission wants time to work out how to prevent the technology being abused.

BBC Click's Paul Carter looks at some of the best of the week's technology news.

Social network orders the Spinner to stop targeting its users with "disguised" ads.

India's Supreme Court rejects telecom operator's plea for relief on government levies.

European Parliament members want all tech giants to adopt a single universal charging method.

Understanding usage by children is key to studying potential harms and benefits, psychiatrists say.

The six-month trial will see 10 electric taxis in Nottingham given hardware to charge while waiting.

The tech giant promises to remove all the carbon it has emitted since its founding in 1975.

There are considerable challenges to developing reliable 5G networks across Africa.

Mojo Vision has revealed its new lens which puts augmented reality in front of your eyes.

Lawmakers heard testimony on the risks of facial recognition programs which are largely unregulated.

Sain Records' Apton app says it is "difficult" to compete with major corporations like Spotify.

Social network apologises for allowing the use of discriminatory ad keywords it had meant to ban.

A final technology demonstration from the California company should clear the way to fly astronauts.

Scientists have identified 3,000 ash trees with suspected resistance to a deadly disease.

A team of scientists discounts the idea that large-scale volcanism drove the demise of the dinosaurs.

Australia's Kangaroo Island has been likened to Noah's Ark - but its unique wildlife is under threat.

UK panel will tackle some of the dilemmas around global warming.

UK panel will tackle some of the dilemmas around global warming.

Conservationists mapped the most critical areas of Scotland for endangered birds like the kittiwake.

Europe's six-wheeled robot completes more key tests ahead of its planned summer launch.

The Belgian traveller was trying to smuggle the protected species from Peru to Spain, officers say.

The naturalist and broadcaster has warned that "the moment of crisis has come".

The BBC plans a raft of new services and shows examining climate change and the state of our planet.

It's been linked to a year of extremes – from bushfires to torrential rains – but what is it?

We're at a pivotal point in efforts to tackle climate change, the naturalist and broadcaster warns.

Soil protection will be a core issue as the Agriculture Bill returns to Parliament later.

Cardiff could join London and Durham and charge city centre drivers to meet clean air targets.

People with access to green spaces are more likely to be more environmentally friendly, study says.

Epidermolysis bullosa is a rare genetic condition where skin can tear at the slightest touch.

The hospital reportedly demanded fingerprints and samples of handwriting to find the whistleblower.

Some 48% of hospitals in England, Wales and Northern Ireland do not have the staff they need, figures suggest.

The show is touring schools and is being used to spot early signs of issues.

Exceptional Individuals is showing employers how to make their work environment neurodiverse friendly.

Universal Music UK have changed their work culture to be more inclusive to neurodiverse people.

A new licensing scheme targets non-healthcare professionals who carry out work like lip enhancements.

Provision of sign language courses for parents of deaf children is found to be "patchy".

Provision of sign language courses for parents of deaf children is found to be "patchy".

Research for the BBC by NHS Digital shows a huge rise in mental and physical illness linked to cocaine.

Susan Warby, 57, died five weeks after surgery at the West Suffolk Hospital in Bury St Edmunds, an inquest hears.

The most detailed study of sepsis shows it is a much bigger problem than previously thought.

Concerns are growing that heading a football may increase the risk of players developing dementia.

New figures suggest the UK is on track to eliminate HIV transmission by 2030.

The move follows a study which found that former players are three and half times more like to die of dementia.

Ellie-May is a runner who stopped partying and lost mates due to epilepsy but running changed that.