Lizzie Dearden European policy 'driving child refugees to attempt suicide'
EU-Turkey deal driving mental health crisis as more refugees die at sea than ever before
EU-Turkey deal driving mental health crisis as more refugees die at sea than ever before
More than 5,000 asylum seekers have died at sea over the past year
Lord Bassam is believed to be the first UK politician to provide a home for refugees fleeing the Syrian conflict
The initiative in Thailand promises to help crack down on smugglers who take elephants from the wild
Pauline Latham had previously told people to 'stop being so sentimental' about child refugees
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'Members of Parliament, you are in the position to save many more than 350 of these children and to put them on a road to a brighter future,' writes Thompson
Organisations in France say they are ‘determined to continue their action’ following mayoral ban on distributing food in former ‘Jungle’ zone
Home Secretary says they have settled thousands of children in the UK and the Dubs Amendment was only a 'one-off'
Humanitarian groups say lack of legal routes to Europe forcing migrants into criminals’ hands
Unaccompanied minors who formerly lived in the Calais 'Jungle' beg UK Government to let them reunite with family in Britain following Home Office rejections
Pauline Lat
ham said it was in the best interests of Syrian refugees to remain in the Middle East regionRefugees are paying an average of £10,000 for guaranteed transfer to the UK
How one wildlife conservancy is defying the odds - using technology, cattle ranching and community buy-in - to grow and protect its endangered rhino population
Labour peer Alf Dubs condemns the PM’s move as ‘shabby cop-out”
'Britain is not Farage, it’s people who do amazing things'
Letter comes after Home Secretary Amber Rudd suggested local authorities had been struggling to cope with financial pressures of humanitarian effort
Exclusive: Move condemned as ‘marking new low’ in Government’s handling of crisis
Susie Watts, a consultant on WildAid's Africa programme, says pledges made last year to protect elephants from poachers must be implemented
Alexander Rhodes, the founder and former CEO of Stop Ivory, says elephants cannot afford further delays by the Government
Exclusive: Assessments by social workers allege children, one of whom is known to have attempted suicide, are not being fed properly and have no access to psychological support