Home Secretary Theresa May tells MPs Britain and Jordan have agreed a new treaty that should convince the courts that Islamist preacher Abu Qatada can be deported.
by Jackie Long
Rape and sham marriages: the fears of Syria's women refugees
Thousands of Syrians fled to Jordan's Zataari refugee camp to escape violence at home. But now women and children live in fear of kidnap, rape and sham marriages in the camp meant to keep them safe.
Abu Qatada is arrested for breaching his bail terms days before the latest government effort to have the radical Muslim preacher extradited.
by Jonathan Miller
Terror prompts 'alarming' rise in Syrian refugees to Jordan
As thousands of Syrian refugees cross the Jordanian border fleeing extreme violence and bombing, Jordan's foreign minister tells Channel 4 News there is a lack of funds to cope with the influx.
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As the number of Syrian refugees pouring into Jordan trebles in the past few days, with more than 20,000 fleeing to makeshift camps, Jonathan Miller has the latest from the Zaatari refugee camp.
More than three-quarters of countries assessed in a major survey fail to meet basic standards of government budget transparency, it is revealed today.
Abu Qatada, the radical Islamic cleric once described by a judge as Osama bin Laden's right-hand man in Europe, is granted bail and is likely to be released tomorrow.
The United Nations warns that the number of people within Syrian needing humanitarian aid will soar from 2.5 million to around 4 million by early next year.
Jordanian terror suspect Abu Qatada, who was once described as Osama bin Laden's right-hand man in Europe, is denied bail because of security fears during the Olympic Games.
The government says it will resist a bail application from lawyers representing Abu Qatada, the radical Muslim cleric ministers want to deport to Jordan.
