A coalition of eleven nations, including the U.S. and the U.K., are calling for a strong international response to the use of chemical weapons in Syria.

With the on-going chemical weapons crisis in Syria, here is a timeline of major events regarding media coverage of political responses around the world.

A letter, written by the parents-in-law of a former British soldier, suggests their son was involved in a murder-plot.

Magdelena Luczak and her boyfriend Mariusz Krezolek were sentenced to a minimum of 30 years in jail for abusing 4-year-old Daniel Pelka to Death.

James Alexander Gordon recently retired from the BBC Sport for good due to throat cancer and loss of his larynx. The announcer will be missed by millions.

A Turkish man didn’t survive the flight from Istanbul to London.

One of the two men accused of murdering Drummer Lee Rigby in London in May has been attacked at Belmarsh Prison where he is awaiting trial.

Reports are coming in that Kate Middleton’s water has broken and that she has gone into labor.

The 2013 G8 Summit in Belfast, Northern Ireland is a perfect storm of protest, and controversy due to government spying, Syria, and bad economies.

The British government has told airlines across the world not to allow NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden to fly to the U.K.

Queen Elizabeth’s husband, Prince Philip, has been taken to the hospital for an “exploratory operation.” The Duke of Edinburgh is about to turn 92 years old.

London’s Al-Rahma Islamic Centre and mosque burned to the ground. Police are investigating amid fears of Islamophobic motives.

The British Foreign Office confirms that Syrian allegations that a British Citizen was killed in Syria alongside American Nicole Lynn Mansfield.