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Sadiq Khan said he had ‘received assurances that Extinction Rebellion are not banned from protesting’ in London

Agreement between interior ministers of the UK and France will aim to curb number of migrants trying to cross the English Channel

The UK government says its ‘ultimate priority must be to protect its citizens’ as fighting rages in north-east Syria

Number of children fleeing conflict zones and attempting perilous crossing to Europe, often unaccompanied, is rising

Breakouts from Kurdish-controlled prisons under Turkish bombardment have fuelled fears the group could threaten Europe again

Uncertainty has already slowed house price growth, with luxury London market hit hardest

Egyptian law will be applied by the UK’s High Court after a long legal battle over jurisdiction after the death of QC Sir Ian Brownlie in a 2010 accident

EU leaders have already criticised the plan after details were leaked to the media on Tuesday

Hans-Georg Maassen served as president of Germany’s domestic intelligence agency before losing his job in a row over improper dealings with the AfD

Conservative leader’s poll in position of strength after checking the advance of Freedom Party

Almost half a million diesel owners have signed up to a landmark case seeking compensation from the car giant

Animal Rebellion joins a global movement calling on people to radically change how they view the planet

UK government has launched bid to bring back more than 150,000 British holidaymakers after business failure

Collapse of Thomas Cook has created confusion and distress as UK launches repatriation operation

The Ocean Viking has become the first NGO-operated search and rescue ship to dock in an Italian port in over a year