A COALITION of charities has launched a new website which shows what your local area would look like if the horrific events in Aleppo, Syria, were re-enacted there.

For instance, if the Uxbridge and South Ruislip constituency (pop: 109,000) was Aleppo, only 13,139 people would be left living there, just 693 children would still be in school and a devastating 1,642 people would have died.

The website can be found on https://www.lastmeninaleppocampaign.com/postcode/gb

By entering your postcode, you can see how you would have been affected. You are encouraged to tweet your MP, encouraging him or her to take action. 

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In the case of Uxbridge, the charities have also sent a piece of rubble from Aleppo to MP Boris Johnson.

Once part of a building in Aleppo, it has crumbled and collapsed as tanks and barrel and sniper fire were unleashed.

It has come from Syria with the message:  ‘Never  again.  Never  again  will  we  allow  the  carnage  of  Aleppo  to  happen’. 

The campaign is inspired by Last Men In Aleppo, a film about the Syrian search-and-rescue heroes, called the White Helmets.