Syria university bombing
Dozens of people have been killed in two large explosions at a university in Syria's second-largest city Aleppo. Footage from the scene show all the windows blown out of a six-storey building and the twisted remains of several vehicles.
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There are no easy answers in Syria's fog of war
Assad minister blames extremists for university bombing
While Assad's opposition blame his troops for the deadly university bombing, the government says extremist group al Nusra is responsible.
Read the full storyShelling in Damascus continues in to the night
by Bill Neely - International EditorThere is heavy shelling tonight of the suburbs of Damascus.
I can't tell what or where the targets are (south and east) but outgoing rounds are regular and heavy.
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Syria university bombing death toll rises to 83
The death toll from two large explosions that tore through one of Syria's biggest universities on the first day of student exams has risen to at least 83 people, a monitoring group has said.
The UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said dozens more were injured in the blasts at the University of Aleppo, but the group said it could not identify their source.
Some activists in Aleppo claimed a Government attack caused the explosions, while state television accused "terrorists" - a term often use to describe the rebel fighters - of firing two rockets at the school.
Aftermath of explosions at University of Aleppo
Footage from the scene of the two explosions at the University of Aleppo shows a six-storey building with all of its windows and parts of its facade missing. Fires can be seen in some of the rooms.
The twisted remains of at least 15 vehicles can be seen and debris covers the ground.
Report: Death toll from university bombing reaches 52
The death toll from two large explosions at the University of Aleppo has risen to 52, according to the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
There are no easy answers in Syria's fog of war
Establishing the facts - who bombed what and how many people died - is almost impossible in a country where everyone mistrusts journalists.
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Witness: We saw a fighter jet drop bombs on university
by Bill Neely - International EditorOne eyewitness to the bombing at Aleppo University has said he saw a fighter jet dropping bombs on the campus: "We saw the fighter jet drop the bombs with our own eyes. Our eyes don't lie."
Syria's state news agency has said the explosions resulted from missiles fired from a rebel-held area of the city.
At least a dozen killed in Syrian university bombing
by Bill Neely - International EditorThere are reports that at least a dozen people were killed in a large explosion at the University of Aleppo in Syria.
Students were sitting exams at the time and refugees were reportedly present on the campus.
The Syrian state news agency reports that two rockets fired from a rebel-held part of the city hit the university's information technology academy, although this has not been independently verified.
'Casualties' in Aleppo University explosion
Reports: Explosion at Syrian university in Aleppo
An explosion has rocked the University of Aleppo in Syria's second largest city, Reuters reports citing state TV.
Fighting between rebels and government forces has reached a stalemate in Aleppo and left the city divided. Rebels say they control more than half the province.
The university lies in government-controlled territory.