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Drone used to save heart-attack patient for first time
Everdrone made history when one of its unmanned aerial vehicles flew a defibrillator to a man in Sweden who had suffered a cardiac arrest, saving his life
Afghans in UK hope to move on with their lives in new year
Many families are stuck in hotels, not knowing what the future holds
UK plan to tag migrants labelled 'cruel' by rights groups
Britain's Home Secretary Priti Patel is determined to reduce the number of migrants risking their lives to cross the English Channel
Germany promises to take in thousands of Afghans
Foreign minister tells people still in Afghanistan 'you have not been forgotten'
Global roll-out of UK's booster campaign would vaccinate world by February
Vaccine-equity campaigners are calling for pharmaceutical companies to share technology and know-how to allow other countries to manufacture vaccines
UK's new Afghan resettlement scheme to open next month
Home Office confirms that the UK's pledge to take up to 20,000 refugees will begin next month
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's husband says important their daughter celebrates Christmas
Gabriella is excited about the festive season despite the absence of her mother, who is held in Iran since 2016
The asylum seeker saving lives on Poland’s 'death zone' border
After being turned away from the EU’s doorstep, Bahadin Muhsin Qadr is helping to save lives of migrants who followed in his tracks
World's first SMS auctioned as NFT to raise money for UNHCR
The Vodafone message that says 'Merry Christmas' is expected to fetch up to $200,000
Rejected, extorted, deported: Iraqi family's failed attempt to reach Europe
Teachers who were stuck at Belarus border with their child are back home dejected and with severe debts
UK urged to relax rules as number of Afghan asylum seekers triples
Campaigners say it is surprising that a promised scheme has yet to open and are calling on the government to urgently expand support.
Omicron guidance wrecks London hospitality as Noura loses 80 per cent of bookings
Restaurants call for government to step in and support the industry
Afghan photographer reflects on Little Amal's journey from Turkey to Europe
The giant puppet, representing a Syrian girl, voyaged across Europe - as thousands of refugees have since 2011 - and the journey reminded the photographer's of his own from Afghanistan
UK toughens criteria for Afghans seeking safety
Changes to the current Arap scheme will make it harder for vulnerable people to come to the UK
Syrian artist's VR exploration of Damascus goes on show in London
Photographer Rayan Rahal's digital exhibit 'Sur-Urbans' is on show at London's P21 Gallery
