Inquest continues into death of British doctor in Syria
The inquest into the death of a British doctor who died in Syrian custody days before he was due to be freed and returned to the UK continues today.
Dr Abbas Khan, a 32 year old surgeon, died in December 2013 having been held by the Syrian authorities since November 2012.
He had travelled to Syria to offer medical help to victims of the civil war but was detained within two days of arriving in the country.
Yesterday - the first day of the three-week hearing - his wife Hannah described how she and her husband, who she described as "my whole life, my family, best friend and love" had been planning how they and their two children would enjoy their lives together when he was eventually freed.
