As many as 60 people, including 35 children, with connections to the UK are in Syrian prisons and camps now engulfed by fighting, despite efforts to repatriate them
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As many as 60 people, including 35 children, with connections to the UK are in Syrian prisons and camps now engulfed by fighting, despite efforts to repatriate them
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