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United Kingdom. Judith McCann, a community nurse, lives with her daughter, Connie, 27, a teacher, and *Shannan (not his real name), 20, a refugee from Aleppo, Syria. This portrait is part of Great British Welcome, the UK chapter of the ongoing No Stranger

Judith McCann is a community nurse who lives with her daughter, Connie, 27, a teacher, and *Shannan (not his real name), 20, from Aleppo, Syria. Shannan moved in August 2016 and works at a Lebanese restaurant in the evenings. “People are all curious about him but he is like any 20-year old. He likes clothes, eats rubbish, sleeps all day and works in the evening,” Judith says.

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