Damien McElroy

The terror group's staying power suggests the battle against extremism needs to be a lot more sophisticated

What could be more emblematic of a dirty-war problem than the failure to even put the 'Stakeknife' asset's name in the seven-year investigation?

Monarch to reduce weekly treatments in boost to his busy schedule of royal visits

By tackling the ideological factors behind societal divisions, London can begin to reverse some of its ugliest trends

Chris Bryant mobilises support from UAE for free-trade agreement talks

There are four tests to look out for, as the country becomes the focus of new global concern for the Horn of Africa

Middle East Association event addressed by former home secretary Priti Patel

While one is wowing visitors at Natural History Museum Abu Dhabi, another – unearthed from South Dakota – could be yours to keep

Whatever the final shape of the peace plan with Russia, this genie is out the bottle

With gloom and doom dominating UK headlines before next week’s budget, it is important to remember that Labour can have an impact where it matters

They need to follow through with impact on the ground if they want to change the situation in Palestine for the better

London-based event is one of the pillars of the global travel industry

Challenges abound, including London's budget crisis and a culture of relying on private capital. But times have changed

Life-threatening injuries suffered by two after 10 were taken to hospital near Cambridge

It could prove too enticing for a country that is bankrupt on both ideas and cash