Alex Crawford
Special Correspondent at Sky News
Travelling foreign correspondent based in Istanbul. Sky News Special Correspondent. Wrote Colonel Gadaffi's Hat in ptsd haze.
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3 weeks ago |
news.sky.com | Alex Crawford
A British charity has written to the prime minister and foreign secretary, urging them to allow seriously ill children from Gaza into the UK to receive life-saving medical treatment. Warning: This article contains images readers may find distressingThe co-founder of Project Pure Hope told Sky News it was way past the time for words. "Now, we need action," Omar Dinn said.
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1 month ago |
news.sky.com | Michelle Simon |Alex Crawford
The story behind Israel's arrest of a Gaza paramedic New audio obtained by Sky News reveals information about the IDF's activity during the arrest of a Palestinian paramedic after a deadly attack on aid workers in southern Gaza on 23 March. By Michelle Inez Simon, visual investigations producer, and Alex Crawford, special correspondent Saturday 3 May 2025 18:07, UK
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1 month ago |
news.sky.com | Michelle Simon |Alex Crawford
The story behind Israel's arrest of a Gaza paramedic New audio obtained by Sky News reveals information about the IDF's activity during the arrest of a Palestinian paramedic after a deadly attack on aid workers in southern Gaza on 23 March. By Michelle Inez Simon, visual investigations producer, and Alex Crawford, special correspondent Saturday 3 May 2025 08:49, UK
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1 month ago |
news.sky.com | Alex Crawford
From the start this was different. Each war has its own fingerprint, its own bloody DNA of violence, brutality and horror. But the persecution of the Yazidis, including the buying and selling of women and girls, is a particular horror that has influenced my reporting, and recognition of similar evils, ever since. Alex Crawford, Sky News special correspondentBy Alex Crawford, Sky News special correspondentWar has become my business.
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2 months ago |
news.sky.com | Alex Crawford |Mark Austin
A quadcopter buzzed overhead, blaring the voice of an Israeli official. It directed aid workers to a mound of sand on the eastern side of the road. This, the voice indicated, is where they would find their missing colleagues. It had been a week since Israeli soldiers killed them and buried their bodies in a mass grave. Image: Search team at the site of the mass grave in Tel Sultan, Rafah, 30 March. Pic: Planet Labs PBC Access to the site had only been granted once before, three days earlier.
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As Israeli forces kill 4 more journalists in Gaza, research shows more journalists have died there than the US Civil War, WW I + II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, the Yugoslavia wars and the post-9/11 war in Afghanistan, combined https://t.co/pn69ZxuEGo
The drone warfare https://t.co/7uUYjbyPrG
