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Input: Consider Input: The governor of the Turkish border province of Kilis said 35,000 refugees had reached the border area - up from an estimated 20,000 on Friday.
Turkey says it is prepared to help the refugees but the frontier remains shut.
They are fleeing a Syrian government offensive on rebel-held positions near the northern city of Aleppo.
In the past few days, the Syrian army - backed by Russian air strikes - has made a series of gains around Syria's largest city.
In other developments:
On Saturday, Kilis Governor Suleyman Tapsiz said Turkey was able to help refugees inside Syria.
"Our doors are not closed, but at the moment there is no need to host such people inside our borders," he said.
Turkey has been providing food, shelter and blankets to thousands of civilians who are stranded on the Syrian side of the border.
The Turks have so far refused to open the border crossing.
EU Enlargement Commissioner Johannes Hahn on Saturday urged Turkey to do so.
"The Geneva convention is still valid which states that you have to take in refugees," Mr Hahn said, as EU foreign ministers discussed the crisis in Amsterdam.
The call was echoed by Dutch Foreign Minister Bert Koenders, whose country currently holds the EU presidency.
"I look at these images of people standing at the Turkish border and I just wanted to underline the message people who are in humanitarian need should be allowed in," he said.
The thousands fleeing Aleppo have spent their first night in temporary shelter at the Turkish border but the crossing remains closed.
Turkey has welcomed more than two million Syrians since the start of the war and it is unclear whether it will accept another huge wave in one go.
Human rights groups are calling for the gates to open but at a time when the EU is trying to reduce the flow of refugees to Europe, there will be diplomatic pressure on Turkey to act with caution.
The Turkish government is using the new refugee exodus to take aim at Russia, whose air strikes on Aleppo have prompted thousands to flee. But there is no sign that Russia is pulling back and as opposition fighters retreat, the Assad regime is strengthened and thousands more civilians will flee, hoping for sanctuary in Turkey.
In November, the EU clinched a deal with Turkey, offering it â‚¬3bn (Â£2.3bn; $3.3bn) to care for Syrian refugees on Turkish soil.
On Thursday, 60 donor countries meeting in London pledged billions of dollars to ease the plight of Syrian refugees.
About 4.6 million people have fled Syria during the civil war that began in 2011. Another 13.5 million are said to be in need of humanitarian assistance inside the country.
Turkey hosts the largest number of refugees - 2.5 million.
March 2011: Anti-government protests erupt across Syria, but Aleppo is initially untouched as a result of a state crackdown
February 2012: As the rebellion turns into a conflict, clashes between rebels and the government are reported with increasing frequency in Aleppo province
July 2012: The battle for Aleppo begins. Rebels make swift advances, but are unable to consolidate their gains and the city becomes divided
2013: The government begins bombarding rebel districts with barrel bombs, causing thousands of casualties
September 2015: Syria launches a fresh offensive in the wake of Russia's intervention in the conflict
February 2016: The government captures towns north of Aleppo, threatening to encircle the city
Aleppo profile

Output: The number of Syrians trying to cross into Turkey amid an upsurge of fighting in northern Syria has nearly doubled, a Turkish official says.


Input: Consider Input: The new licensing policy has been imposed by the council following the  Jay report into child sexual exploitation in the town.
The report said taxis had been used by abusers to traffick victims.
Taxi drivers are concerned about the cost of installing and maintaining the cameras. The council said the policy was about restoring confidence.
The town has about 50 hackney carriage taxis and 800 private hire vehicles.
Drivers have already taken action over the weekend and protested outside the town hall on Monday.
They have not said how long the current action will last and are also planning a "slow" drive through the town.
Driver Rajah Khan said: "It [the new policy] is draconian and punitive.
"We condemn those people who have been involved in child grooming but do not tar us all with the same brush."
The new licensing policy, which comes into force next Monday, also requires drivers to adhere to a dress code, reviews licences and introduces additional background checks.
Karl Battersby, from the council, said: "The starting point of all this is about public confidence in the trade. We are looking at whether people are 'fit and proper' to have a license."
He said the council was meeting again with taxi drivers representatives on Monday.
"I  would encourage them to work with us rather than a situation which causes disruption to the public," he said.

Output: Taxi drivers in Rotherham have begun an "indefinite" strike over new rules requiring them to install CCTV cameras.


Input: Consider Input: Bu'r cyngor yn ceisio gwerthu cartref Bodlondeb ers dwy flynedd ac mae swyddogion y sir yn argymell ei gau.
Mae'r safle yn costio £400,000 y flwyddyn i'w gynnal ac mae angen gwaith adnewyddu ar yr adeilad yn ôl adroddiad gan swyddogion y sir.
Mae'n cyflogi 33 o staff. Dywed undeb y GMB y bydd cau'r cartref yn creu "gwagle mawr" yn y gofal sy'n cael ei gynnig yng nghanolbarth Cymru.
"Rydym wedi ein siomi gyda'r penderfyniad yma," meddai llefarydd, gan ychwanegu fod yr undebau wedi llwyddo i gadw'r cartref ar agor ar ôl brwydr debyg yn 2011.
Pe bai cynghorwyr yn pleidleisio dros gau byddai'r cartref yn rhoi'r gorau yn syth i dderbyn unrhyw drigolion newydd.
Mae'r adroddiad yn argymell cyfnod ymgynghori o wyth wythnos gyda theuluoedd, gyda'r penderfyniad terfynol i gau yn cael ei wneud gan y cabinet.
Ar hyn o bryd mae 13 o drigolion yno - 11 yn barhaol a dau dros dro. Byddai'n rhaid i'r trigolion presennol symud i gartref preswyl arall.
Mae gwelyau i 44 yn y cartref, ond dim ond 26 sydd wedi eu cofrestru, gan nad yw'r gweddill yn cyd-fynd â'r safonau angenrheidiol.
Mae Bodlondeb hefyd yn gallu cynnig gofal dyddiol i hyd at bump o bobl. Ar hyn o bryd mae un person yn mynd yno dau ddiwrnod bob wythnos.
Dywed Cyngor Ceredigion bod llefydd gwag mewn cartrefi eraill yn y sir a bod hyn yn ei dro yn adlewyrchu'r newid sydd wedi bod yn natur gofal yr henoed.
Yn gyffredinol yn ôl yr adroddiad mae pobl yn hŷn pan yn symud i ofal preswyl, a hynny gyda gofynion mwy cymhleth.
Dywed yr adroddiad fod Bwrdd Iechyd Hywel Dda wedi penderfynu yn erbyn gwneud cais i brynu'r safle.


Output: Bydd cynghorwyr Ceredigion yn cwrdd ddydd Gwener i benderfynu a ddylid dechrau'r broses o gau cartref gofal yn Aberystwyth.


