Syria

The Syrian president had declared in 2013 that it had nearly 1,300 tonnes of chemical weapons.

US House speaker praises 'special relationship' and wishes Britain luck on election

The suicide bombing hit buses of evacuees from al-Foua and Kefraya, killing more than 60 children.

Syrian videographer Abd Alkader Habak saved children before collapsing in grief.

Mattis will arrive in Saudi capital Riyadh on 18 April, before visiting Israel, Qatar, Egypt and Djibouti.

Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov responds to Mike Pence's 'the era of strategic patience is over' remarks.

Buses could be seen scorched inside and out with dozens of bodies strewn across the ground.

Central Command said US forces were given wrong data for a strike meant to target Isis.

Bashar al-Jaafari also accused the West of plotting a way back into the conflict before the chemical attack.

Syrian president accused US of being "hand-in-glove" with terrorist groups during an AFP interview.

Vladimir Safronkov appeared to lose his cool as he responded furiously to UK criticism of Russia and Syria.

Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov had earlier called for a UN investigation into the incident.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said the two countries had agreed that the UN needed to investigate.

Yad Vashem said his remarks were "liable to strengthen the hands of those whose goal is to distort history".

Abdelhamid al-Youssef told his wife to take their twin babies into a basement when the missiles first hit.

The US president ruled out a full-scale war in Syria and lashed out at Bashar al-Assad in an interview.

Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi has called on President Trump to fire the embattled press secretary.

President Assad denies involvement in the attack that saw the US launch a retaliatory missile strike.

Trump has completely rebranded himself as the only world leader brave enough to stand up to Russia.

Iran is deeply involved in fighting Assad's civil war for him. Its imperial ambitions must be stopped.

US Secretary of State asked whether the current alliances really serve Russian interests.

The Russian president says the attacks will be blamed on Syria.

Russia talked a tough talk after US air strikes on Syria, but the Kremlin doesn't want a showdown with Trump.

Watch as reporter Mark Lobel faces backlash from Federation of Small Businesses crowd.

Boris Johnson had called for tough measures against the Kremlin.

The Syrian conflict has been ongoing for six years, with no evidence of political will in the West to end it.

However, most people would oppose additional US military action against the Assad regime.

Further retaliation against Syria was not ruled out by White House spokesman Sean Spicer.

The attack led to President Donald Trump launching a missile strike against a Syrian airbase.

Farage, Le Pen and Coulter take aim while the 'liberal elite' congratulate the president.