Syrian refugees: 'We want to start our new lives in UK'

A Syrian refugee family were offered the chance of a new life in Britain - but a year later, they remain homeless in Lebanon. They told the BBC about how their dreams have turned to frustration. Mohammad Ameen used to run a computer repair shop in Homs. He had his own home and car. He says he had a peaceful life. But like millions of others, he was caught up in the war in Syria. After being held in a regime jail for over a year, he fled to Lebanon with his family in August 2012 Syrian refugees in Lebanon are not allowed to work, and there are no formal settlements for them. Instead, they must find their own accommodation, and live on the small stipend the United Nations High Commissioner For...