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Thousands of Sunni families leave city of Banias fearing more violence after dozens killed by pro-Assad militias.
Violence continues on the Syrian coast as more deaths are reported in the village of Bayda.
Syrian National Coalition names veteran dissident George Sabra as interim chief, following Moaz al-Khatib's resignation.
Four journalists working for broadcaster RAI abducted last week in northern Syria released, Italian PM says.
Palestinians allege Israel denied proper medical treatment to Maisara Abu Hamdiyeh who died of cancer.
Activist group says it documented more than 6,000 deaths in the last month as fighting intensified.
Fighting between rebels and regime forces in Aleppo neighbourhood blamed for scores of deaths and a civilian exodus.
The first commercial flight in 34 years took off from Cairo to Tehran, a sign of improving relations between the two.
Rebels destroy three army checkpoints at the entrances to Dael, the latest town to be captured, UK-based watchdog says.
Russia's match with Northern Ireland is postponed due to snow as Portugal battle to draw from two goals down.
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