the latest of that. also we hear a six year old daughter was saved, so remarkable stories coming to us. in another city a few hours away, german and british rescuers working together pulled a 15 year old girl together pulled a 15 year old girl to safety. that s after five nights being stuck under rubble, the temperature plummeting overnight. when the sun goes down here, the temperature drops like a stone. but we need to put this into context. so many other people have not survived this and so many more are sleeping outside and really desperately in need of shelter and food. in syria, across the water from this country, turkey, we are told that 500 people are now homeless and some 870 people in urgent need of hot food if they are going to survive. that is why the united nations and other organisations are saying that help desperately needs to come to this region. as part of that, we are
get supplies into both turkey, which you are seeing there, but also into syria as well. more on that throughout the programme this morning. three people have been arrested following clashes with police outside a hotel providing refuge for asylum seekers on merseyside. police said officers had been dealing with what they described as an initially peaceful protest, as nick garnett reports. fla mes flames lit up the dark as a police van is set on fire. initially peaceful, eventually violent, the protest called after claims about the behaviour of some people staying at the hotel towards young girls living locally. some rooms at the suites hotel have been used to house people seeking asylum, but as fighting broke out between protesters, counter protesters and the police, although those inside to do is watch what was happening below as officers tried to restore calm. stones, bottles and bricks rained
killed in monday s devastating earthquakes, and there are warnings that help is struggling to get through to some areas. syrian state media says the government has now approved the delivery of emergency aid to rebel held parts of the country, but agencies are calling for more cross border access from turkey. as the work continues, there have been some remarkable rescues. 0ur correspondent howard johnson has the latest. little musa hmeidi walks on top of the rubble that once imprisoned him. badly bruised and wrapped in bandages, he puts on a brave face. he was among four people pulled from the rubble four days after monday s deadly double earthquake. musa s rescue defies the odds. experts say 90% of survivors are rescued within the first three days after an earthquake. tragically, no one else from his family survived.
stories of hope. our correspondent howard johnson has the latest. this girl walks on top of the rubble that once imprisoned them. badly bruised and wrapped in bandages, he puts on a brave face. he was among four people pulled from the rubble four people pulled from the rubble four days after monday s deadly double earthquake. moussa s rescue defies the odds. experts say 90% of survivors are rescued within the first three days after an earthquake. tragically, no one else from his family survived. his care now rests in the hands of volunteers, in a country already pushed to the brink by a decade long civil war. pushed to the brink by a decade long civilwar. but pushed to the brink by a decade long civil war. but in a rare act of clemency, the syrian government have given permission for international