Beirut Blast: Aerial Footage Shows Scale of Destruction

'Long and dire' economic recovery for Beirut without port, says expert

Dr Julie Norman, a teaching fellow in politics and international relations atUCL, says that the concept of Lebanon rebuilding after Tuesday's disastrousblast without a functioning port in Beirut will make any economic recovery'long and dire'.

Beirut blast: Tracing the explosives that tore the capital apart

Letters show officials knew of danger posed by ammonium nitrate cargo at Beirut port six years before deadly blast.

Governor breaks down in tears while discussing Beirut blast

Beirut's governor broke down in tears during a TV interview at the scene of amassive explosion that rocked the city on Tuesday. He told how the blastflattened much of the city's port, damaging buildings across the capital. Morethan 100 people were killed and 4,000 injured, officials said. It is unclearwhat caused the blast, which appeared to have been triggered by a fire andstruck with the force of an earthquake.

Govt considers support for Lebanon explosion

Minister Nick Gibb says the government is considering the level of support it will provide to Lebanon following the 'tragic' explosion in Beirut on Tuesday. Report by Etemadil. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn

Beirut blast: Over 100 dead as rescuers battle with Lebanon's 'national disaster'

At least 100 have been killed and thousands injured after two huge explosions, thought to have been caused by chemicals, devastated a large area of the Lebanese capital.View on euronews

Those responsible for Beirut 'catastrophe' will 'pay price': PM

Hassan Diab also appeals for international assistance to help Lebanon, which is already mired in major economic crisis.

Protests rock Lebanon as currency collapses

Hassan Diab's government is facing growing calls to resign after the currency lost 25 percent of its value in two days.

Nearly 8,000 people join 'Adopt a Hillsborough Teacher' group to buy supplies for local educators

Almost 8,000 people have joined the "Adopt a Hillsborough Teacher" Facebook group to buy school supplies for more than 250 local educators. Story: https://wfts.tv/39ZvCPK

Schools minister insists return still on for September

Schools Minister Nick Gibb insists children will return to school in September as planned, with local lockdowns being used to combat spikes of Covid-19 in certain areas. Report by Etemadil. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn