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HotSat-2's infrared thermal imagery can show human activity or radiation leaks
To keep alive the spirit of Lord Frederic Leighton, the museum that now bears his name has commissioned four artists to come up with installations for his Damascus-inspired masterpiece
Richard Hermer asks whether Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch would oppose Jewish prayers in a public space
Safe passage across Strait of Hormuz for evacuation of stranded seafarers accepted at emergency IMO session
Suraya Miah faced online backlash after joining Prime Minister Keir Starmer at Downing Street iftar last year
Iranian government successfully lobbies against opposition channel
British-Iranian artist Farbod Mehr draws on 20th-century poem to create song viewed 13 million times
Open letter calls on Iranians to maintain solidarity as war divides exiles
Netherlands says starvation of Palestinians highlights criminal intent as US rejects allegations of atrocities as recycled arguments
Mounting scrutiny of Iranian-linked networks in Britain leads to renewed demands for IRGC ban
Syed Usman Shah was abused online after featuring in 'Welcome to Heathrow' campaign
More than 100 people including former detainee sign letter urging PM Keir Starmer not to join US-led strikes
Former Syrian Air Force Intelligence operative faces charges of crimes against humanity
Campaign for Palestine reparations boosted by public letter signed by cross-party grouping
World body's refugee agency warns of large-scale forcible movement of people in past week
