Syria conflict: Delays hamper last Aleppo evacuations

   The final stage of the evacuation of rebel-held districts of the Syrian city of Aleppo is reportedly facing delays.

   Opposition activists says a convoy of buses was stuck overnight, forcing people to wait in freezing temperatures with little to eat or drink.
   State media blamed rebels in nearby Idlib province, accusing them of preventing the simultaneous evacuation of two pro-government Shia towns there.
  The Red Cross says some 25,000 people have left Aleppo in the past week.
  They are being transported to rebel-held territory in the countryside west of Aleppo and in Idlib, where camps are being set up.