Sahar Fares, a firefighter medic, was called to the scene of a fire in Beirut. She died in the massive explosion that followed. The BBC’s… Read More »Beirut explosion: ‘Who could replace her?’

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The explosion in a warehouse in Beirut ripped through a city known for both a heyday of glamour and a history of civil war. Lebanese… Read More »Beirut: Anatomy of a lethal explosion

St Dimitrios Greek Orthodox Church in Achrafieh is less than a kilometre away from where the Beirut explosion took place. Father Youil Nassif rushed to… Read More »Beirut explosion: Video of church altar’s survival brings hope

Police and protesters have clashed in angry scenes in Beirut after thousands of people took to the streets. While most of the demonstration was peaceful,… Read More »Beirut explosion: Tear gas and police clashes amid Beirut protest

Families in Beirut are still desperately seeking news of missing loved ones. It’s been three days since a huge explosion killed more than 150 people… Read More »Beirut explosion: Families search for missing loved ones

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