this man is from the syrian city of aleppo. translation: the problem is the cold. we have children, we have babies. it s a struggle, but turkey s helping us. but that s not how this turkish mother of three sees it. translation: we got | help from some people. they were generous and they had a conscience. but no help from the authorities. and urgent help is what millions across this region need now more than ever. nick beake, bbc news, gazientep. the damage isjust as bad in war torn syria as what we ve just seen there in turkey, but aid workers in syria have been struggling to get the access they need. a un spokesperson says now s the time to put all politics aside. 0ur correspondent quentin sommerville has reached one shattered town not far from the city of idlib, and sent us this update. this is the town of haram in north west syria. there is a bit
and all of them are preparing to spend a sixth night out in the cold. this man is from the syrian city of aleppo. translation: the problem is the cold. we have children, we have babies. it s a struggle, but turkey s helping us. but that s not how this turkish mother of three sees it. translation: we got | help from some people. they were generous and they had a conscience. but no help from the authorities. and urgent help is what millions across this region need now more than ever. nick beake, bbc news, gazientep. the damage isjust as bad in war torn syria as what we ve just seen there in turkey, but aid workers in syria have been struggling to get the access they need. a un spokesperson says now s the time to put all politics aside. 0ur correspondent quentin sommerville has reached one shattered town not far from the city of idlib, and sent us this update.
help from some people. they were generous and they had a conscience. but no help from the authorities. and urgent help is what millions across this region need now more than ever. nick beake, bbc news, gazientep. the damage isjust as bad in war torn syria, but aid workers there are struggling to get the access they need. a un spokesperson says it s time to put all politics aside . 0ur correspondent, quentin sommerville, reached one shattered town, not far from the city of idlib, and sent us this update. this is the town of haram, in north west syria. there is a bit of activity here, but nothing like you see in terms of activity on the other side, on the turkish side of the border. the border is literally just across that hill. the people here have lost about 700 buildings. another 4,000 or so are unsafe. so they are living in tents. if i swing around here, you can perhaps see the internally displaced people s camp that has been set up over there.
and all of them are preparing to spend a sixth night out in the cold. this man is from the syrian city of aleppo. translation: the problem is the cold. we have children, we have babies. it s a struggle, but turkey s helping us. but that s not how this turkish mother of three sees it. translation: we got | help from some people. they were generous and they had a conscience. but no help from the authorities. and urgent help is what millions across this region need now more than ever. nick beake, bbc news, gazientep. the damage isjust as bad in war torn syria as what we ve just seen there in turkey, but aid workers in syria have been struggling to get the access they need. a un spokesperson says now s the time to put all politics aside . 0ur correspondent, quentin sommerville, has reached one shattered town, not far from the city of idlib, and sent us