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Lockerbie bombing: who is suspected bomb-maker Abu Agila Mohammad Masud?
US expected to charge new suspect over 1988 atrocity that killed 270 people
Mother calls for new law to protect children from toxic car fumes after daughter’s death
Nine-year-old was killed by traffic emissions
Boris Johnson pledges not to make Christmas illegal in Britain
Government under pressure to drop plan allowing families to meet in festive season
Lost artefact from Great Pyramid of Giza found in cigar tin in Scotland
The relic dates back about 5,000 years
Fourteen accomplices including attacker's partner found guilty at Charlie Hebdo trials
Accomplices await sentencing for helping the Kouachi brothers carry out 2015 attack
Millennials in no rush to receive Covid-19 vaccine
Survey in US finds only one in four younger people want inoculation straight away
Italy's government told country is in a 'war situation' and must lock down now
Pressure on vaccine regulator as Europe imposes new lockdowns
Heathrow Airport wins UK Supreme Court ruling to go ahead with expansion plans
Block is lifted on third runway after decades of legal battles
EU chief Ursula von der Leyen says there is a path to UK trade deal
Pound climbs after indications differences between the two sides can be overcome
UK government faces demand to scrap rash Christmas loosening of Covid rules
Medical journals publish rare joint editorial over decision that will 'cost many lives'
Airlines to be investigated for failing to give cash refunds for cancelled flights during pandemic
British watchdog to determine whether consumer rights were breached
Sweden rebuked for failing to protect the elderly from coronavirus
Country’s leader Stefan Lofven admits misjudging power of second wave
WHO: People vaccinated against coronavirus still need to wear a mask
Scientists urge caution after new Covid strain found in England
UK's top court 'to give Heathrow expansion plan the green light'
Lawyer in the case breaks court embargo to protest against decision
Ireland fines Twitter over data breach in first for EU privacy laws
Bug on Android phones mean some private tweets were made public
