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The Egyptian military near the Rafah crossing

The border crossing point that is so crucial in the Israel-Hamas war

Thousands gathered in Dahiye for the funeral for a Hezbollah fighter

Lebanon's foreign minister 'less pessimistic' about war spreading

Palestinian ambulances carrying injured people arrive at the border crossing with Egypt. Pic: AP

Gaza doctor says he has dozens more patients who need to cross into Egypt

A missing poster in Tijuana's red-light district

'Terrified' women burned, mutilated and sold - inside city with one of world's highest murder rates

Villagers were stuck underground for 28 days

Starved, tormented and tortured: How nearly entire village was held captive by Russian troops below ground

Whole villages and towns engulfed by torrent of water unleashed after dam explosion

The earthquakes have devastated Antakya

'We have no hope now': New tremor ends homeless family's dream of recovery

'Children under the rubble are not terrorists': Syrian rebels plead for urgent international help following quake

Crushed cars underneath a collapsed building in Hatay, southern Turkey, following a devastating earthquake

Tempo of rescue operation in one of the worst-hit areas has changed dramatically

'We're being left to die': Anger and frustration as search for trapped relatives continues

Volunteers digging with their bare hands as shouts heard amid the rubble

ICU patient Donna Wall is attached to a CPAP machine

Hospital cuts COVID-19 death rates with 'black boxes' for sleep disorder

Three-quarters of fish studied from the River Nile contain microplastics

Plastic Nile: Three-quarters of fish in world's longest river contain microplastics

Fresh off a plane, Alex Crawford watches a ball of plastic being removed from a calf's stomach

'If we don't do anything, the Nile will die': World's longest river is choking in plastic

People need to be given the facts to ensure that measures such as the lockdown stick, argues Prof Ashton

Government 'close to lies' over coronavirus deaths, warns expert

COVID-19 survivors Christine and Harold Thomson

'Nothing has bound the planet together quite so much, whilst also separating us'

Mother-of-two Donna says she is feeling much better

Mum who was clinging to life begins recovery after being on 'black box' breathing machine

The health workers and a team of volunteers all wear protective clothing

GPs say people could be ignoring early warning signs of cancer due to fears of coronavirus

Oak Springs Care Home has seen 16 residents die during the COVID-19 outbreak

Anger at care home as 16 residents die and more are sick

Sir David Behan, chief executive of HC-One, has warned the social care sector is 'teetering under the pressure'

Care home boss expects his COVID-19 cases to almost double to 4,500 in weeks

At Beechside, care assistants have moved into the home to stop the virus getting inside

What's happening in UK care homes right now is a scandal our grandchildren will ask about

As we spoke to one patient, Pamela Mills, she was overwhelmed by a terrible hacking cough

'We're frightened': Inside one of the UK's worst-hit hospitals

Dave Hunt thought he was going to die while in intensive care

Patient treated on same ward as PM: 'I thought I wouldn't survive'

Wajih Al Asali was working at a car repair shop

Child survivor of Idlib bombing: 'May Allah kill Assad and Russia'

Protests have continued in Hong Kong during the coronavirus outbreak

Panic buying in Hong Kong amid 'alarming' spread of coronavirus

Kangaroo Island has lost an estimated 25,000 koalas - half its population

Wildlife park spared from bushfires as volunteers return to help koalas

The fires are showing few signs of abating

'P*** off': Survivor's fury at PM over bushfire response

Many of the fires have only been stopped by the sea

'The landscape is unrecognisable': Flying through Australia's bushfires

Elephants looking for food have been moving closer to humans

Elephants killing and injuring people due to climate change

In places, the usually mighty Victoria Falls is reduced to a a trickle by drought

Sight of Victoria Falls cut to a trickle is heartbreaking

An elephant is fitted with a tracking collar in Zambia

Tracking collars for elephants as drought leads them to kill humans

Zambian President Edgar Lungu

US ambassador 'shocked' by Zambian president's anti-gay comments

Rescuers lift Batul from the debris

Russian jets 'behind fatal airstrikes on school district'

A family eats in their tiny space

The people forced to live in homes the size of a coffin

Kurds are claiming there was a chemical weapons attack in Ras al Ain

Turkey's president: 'I am very confident we do not have chemical weapons'

Turkish-backed Syrian fighters battle in Syria's northeastern town of Ras al-Ain

'You cannot negotiate with terrorists': Turkey rejects Syria ceasefire

'We cannot go out on the streets anymore. We don't dare to,' said one of the wives

Hong Kong police officers' wives fear for their children's lives

Protesters gathered in Hong Kong a day before communist China's 70th anniversary

Hong Kong 'one step closer to terrorism' ahead of national day protests

Some protesters threw tear gas canisters back at police

Chaos in Hong Kong as protesters battle 'gangster' police

The protesters again carried umbrellas to mark the fifth anniversary of the Umbrella Movement

'Willing to pay the price': Hong Kong rally descends into violence

Jacob Chu was beaten by Hong Kong police

'Totally wrong': Teen brutally beaten by Hong Kong police speaks out

Carrie Lam speaks as she takes part in a town hall meeting at Queen Elizabeth Stadium

Hong Kong's leader trapped as protesters wait outside building

Protesters say they are not prepared to stop - despite a controversial extradition bill being dropped

'You cannot arrest us all' - Hong Kong protesters defend use of violence

Demonstrators take cover during a protest in Hong Kong, China on Saturday

Young, polite, idealistic: Hong Kong protesters vow 'it's going to get worse'