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Third former Abraaj executive is arrested on US charges
Third senior executive in the company, Sev Vettivetpillai, is also held
US and UK promised Ecuador Assange would not face death penalty
Sweden’s ambassador to the UK said his country has not joined the extradition battle
Tommy Hilfiger CEO: Flagship stores are history
Brand is the latest to desert its Fifth Avenue flagship store in Manhattan amid digital strategy shift
Grey dirham: Could Brexit encourage more Britons to retire in UAE?
Under a no-deal departure, retirement in the EU will be more challenging for most Brits
Wikileaks: Julian Assange being spied on in Ecuadorean embassy
The group said secret recordings of Mr Assange had been made since he entered the embassy in 2012
Tax collected on Libyan assets could be recycled for IRA victims
A report by MPs claims the government has been levying tax on assets frozen by a UN sanction
Amal Clooney appointed special envoy by UK government
The human rights lawyer will help defend media freedom
SDF: Shamima Begum's baby has died
Boy was apparently rushed to hospital with breathing difficulties and a lung infection
'Sheikh Mohammed inspired me to sell camels to the Middle East'
Marc Stevenson, the renowned royal rocking horse-maker, tells us how a trip to Dubai inspired his latest creation
‘Betrayed’ pro-Brexit protesters rally outside parliament
"We're not going to let [Brexit] go without a fight," said one of the protesters
No-deal Brexit is already happening, says former diplomat
Sir Ivan Rogers said the UK was most likely going to crash out without an agreement
London burglars ‘tunnelled’ into jewellery shop
The burglary is being compared to the Hatton Garden raid which inspired a film
Experience of ethnic profiling in Israel inspired new London play
Actor Tariq Jordan has drawn from his own experience in being detained in Israel as the basis of his debut play about a Palestinian-Israeli love story
British funding for Syrian war crimes investigators
International, Impartial and Independent Mechanism collects evidence of human rights violations
May told parliament cannot vote again on same Brexit deal
House of Commons Speaker John Bercow says the motion could not be voted on a third time unless significant changes were made to the agreement
