The Dubs Amendment, named after former child refugee and campaigner Lord Alf Dubs, was designed to ensure that the Government would continue to allow unaccompanied and separated refugee children in Europe the opportunity to be reunited with family members here in the UK after the Brexit process was completed.

Fighting in Tripoli, the capital city of Libya, has been escalating since the weekend. Here are five facts about the situation on the ground.

The Financial Times has chosen the International Rescue Committee for its 2014-2015 charity seasonal appeal.

65.6 million people around the world are fleeing crises caused by conflict, disaster and persecution. Over half of them are children.

Few arrive at their destinations with anything but the necessities of life. The International Rescue Committee asked a mother, a child, a teenager, a pharmacist, an artist, and a family of 31 to share the contents of their bags and show us what they managed to hold on to from their homes. Their possessions tell stories about their past and their hopes for the future.