A plastic surgeon is offering free surgery to people like Romy, who was driving near the port when the blast hit.

One man was accused of being a UK spy, while the other was convicted of spying for Israel and Germany.

A Muslim call to prayer is broadcast and church bells toll a week after the devastating blast.

28-year old DJ and music producer ‘june as’ is one of the thousands of people trying to piece back his life after the blast.

Iraqi soldier Ali Hussein Kadhim recollects his miraculous escape from the massacre that killed hundreds of other cadets.

Some 130 people have died in heavy rains since mid-July, authorities in rebel-held Sanaa say.

Starting with the epicentre, we follow how the blast ripped through the city, bringing life to a halt.

Many blame it for allowing a huge quantity of explosive material to be stored at Beirut’s port.

Boris Prokoshev, captain of the Rhosus, spoke to the BBC’s Sarah Rainsford about why the ship was in Beirut.

This Greek Orthodox church’s altar survived the blast unscathed – even its oil lamp stayed lit.