Syria's President Bashar Assad ousted as rebels seize control of Damascus

Syria's President Bashar Assad has been ousted after over 20 years in power, with rebel groups taking control of the country. Reports indicate that Assad has sought asylum in Moscow on humanitarian grounds. Militias have captured the capital, Damascus, just 11 days after launching an offensive against Assad's regime. Celebrations are reported across Syria following the end of Assad's rule. Western leaders have expressed concerns about potential risks in the region due to the rebel groups' history of violence. In other news, a mother praised the Princess of Wales for fulfilling her terminally ill daughter's wishes.