Syrians across the world are still coming to terms with the rapid fall of the Assad regime.

Fergal Keane speaks to two Syrian refugees he met at the height of the migrant crisis in 2015.

Mohamed, a refugee living in Hull, says he is still worried about the future for his country.

"I feel like I'm in a dream and I don't want to wake up," says Amr Shayah who fled Syria following the civil war in 2011.

Mazen al-Hamada, who returned to Syria from the Netherlands, had publicly testified on the torture he faced while in prison.

Nour Al-Baarini spoke of his emotional reaction after watching the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime.

A Syrian refugee living in Lancashire says wars in his country meant he could not see his dying mother.

Some politicians question the future of Syrian refugees, with migration the big issue in February elections.