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Daily Telegraph - Mosul's Old City: the dead outnumber the living in Iraqi ghost town
Daily Telegraph /Oxfam - The oppression of Boko Haram
Mashable - Syrian children work to live in Lebanon
Daily Telegraph - The Yazidis' plight
Daily Telegraph - Iraq crisis
![Bassam Hussein, 44, buries his ten-year-old son in a cemetery that is also serving as a temporary refugee camp in Sinjar, Iraq, near the border with Syria on June 17, 2014.<br />
He was killed along with his cousin by a roadside bomb earlier this morning, which wounded seven others on the road to Rabiaa.<br />
The area has been flooded with displaced families after some 50,000 people fled Tal Affar, which was taken over by sunni militants two days ago.<br />
[Sam Tarling for the Telegraph]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Other/My-Smug-Mug/n-dHhDg/i-qbwzkRb/0/f504e845/XL/i-qbwzkRb-XL.jpg)
Daily Telegraph - The Ruins of Aleppo
Daily Telegraph - Syria: A people under fire
