Quentin Sommerville

The BBC’s Quentin Sommerville joins flights dropping aid into Gaza and flying out civilians.

The BBC’s Quentin Sommerville was on board the Jordanian plane tasked with delivering the aid.

There’s a chasm between what Gaza needs and what it’s receiving, writes Quentin Sommerville.

Quentin Sommerville joins troops pushing eastward from a recaptured village in Donetsk.

The Ukrainian stronghold where, despite months of vicious attacks, the Russians have gained just 10 metres.

The BBC has been given access to positions held by Ukrainian army brigades defending Bakhmut’s southern flank.

“We’ve received nothing but God’s mercy,” one earthquake survivor tells Quentin Sommerville.

After a slow initial response, roads into the city are now gridlocked with aid vehicles arriving.

Quentin Sommerville traces the journey of a 22-year-old from the start of the war to being awarded the highest honour for bravery.

The BBC’s Quentin Sommerville is with more than a dozen doctors and nurses who work and live together under fire.

Quentin Sommerville reports from the Donbas front line as Ukraine tries to seize the initiative from Russia.

Quentin Sommerville describes relentless artillery bombardment in Donbas ahead of Russian forces entering Severodonetsk.

Quentin Sommerville and cameraman Darren Conway visit the edge of Izyum, where Russians forces are concentrated.

Correspondent Quentin Sommerville and cameraman Darren Conway are with Ukrainian troops as they advance.

The BBC’s Quentin Sommerville talks to five Afghan women about how their lives and freedoms have changed since the Taliban came to power in Afghanistan.

More than 100 people have been killed in the fighting between militants and Kurdish-led forces.

The BBC searches for an Afghan woman removed from her home after protesting against Taliban rule.

Iran-backed militias suspected of attacking US-led forces in Iraq pose a deadly threat to civilians.

The Lebanese militant group was accused of being behind a massive seizure of amphetamines in Italy.

The huge blast in Beirut’s port can be seen as a tragic symbol of Lebanon’s dysfunction as a state.