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Wife's fears for campaigner after six weeks on hunger strike
Vahid Beheshti, who fled from persecution in Iran to UK, wants Britain to proscribe IRGC
John Bolton: West's failure to counter Iran leaves door wide open for global threats
Veteran Republican says he is talking to 'a lot of' advisers before deciding on a run for president
Anti-war activist arrested after deadly St Petersburg blast
CCTV footage showed a woman entering a city cafe carrying a box before the blast
Can Britain's Labour win the business vote with its 'Prawn cocktail 2.0' campaign?
The opposition party may be well ahead in the polls - but they are taking nothing for granted with one influential constituency
UK's Johnson faces bad omens as he awaits partygate report
Possible fate of a Scottish MP who broke Covid-19 rules could set precedent for how former prime minister is treated
UK's security and transparency goals for AI set out
But Labour says regulatory framework could take years to come into effect
'Survivor' Netanyahu caves on reform but still battles on
Israel's longest-serving PM is fighting for his political career as general strike and demonstrations oppose his judicial reform
Israel in 'uncharted waters' but Netanyahu still has a way out, say experts
Country 'has not seen protests like this in terms of magnitude or length'
Pension reform protesters storm Louvre in Paris
Critics of government's agenda march through museum's corridors carrying flags
Heathrow to incur highest business rate of any UK property
The West London airport has a rateable valuation of £210 million
Nato says Russian plan for tactical nukes in Belarus is 'irresponsible'
The alliance said it remains 'vigilant' in light of the development
Afghan woman told by UK to return to homeland fears for her life
She has lived in Britain with her husband since 2016
Protester 'fights for life' after clashes with French police
More than 20 police were injured in violent scenes at the organised rally
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's husband supports hunger striker
Vahid Beheshti is urging Rishi Sunak to designate Iranian group as a terror organisation
The Syrian refugee doctor going home to help quake survivors
Tirej Brimo fled Aleppo in 2011 for a new life - but now his country's predicament has called him to return
