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UK court urged to press Israeli military for details of deadly aid convoy attack
Inquest to proceed a month after Israel said it would not press charges against soldiers responsible for strike on aid convoy in Gaza
Iran expels Swedish diplomat after Tehran accused of threats
Tehran retaliates as Swedes claim diplomat was responsible for targeting Iranian dissidents and Jewish groups
Yemen coastguard flees to Djibouti after Houthi takeover
Gen Tariq Saleh's retreat from Mokha throws international anti-smuggling efforts into disarray
Iran accused of using spyware to snoop on dissidents overseas
UK's National Cyber Security Centre warns state-linked cyber actors steal messages and sensitive information
UK stations pioneer live translation technology for travel announcements
Stations in Bristol and Brighton trial system offering multilingual announcements sent straight to passengers' headphones
Houthis seize Yemen's western coast and strategic Red Sea islands
Iran-backed rebels now effectively control Bab Al Mandeb strait
UK leads ban on Israeli settler goods over 'ethnic cleansing'
France and Canada also part of joint action to tackle expansion in West Bank
Syrian minister asks for 'trust' in UK parliament hearing
Minister for Social Affairs Hind Kabawat says Syria wants direct support from Britain to rebuild
Miliband's planned UK sanctions on Israel 'face five tests'
New UK package to punish Israel's settlement expansion is expected as early as Tuesday
The 'Mosul Eye' blogger whose live tweeting helped hundreds escape the ISIS occupation
Omar Mohammed's new book documents his remarkable role in the liberation of the city – and asks whether its spirit can ever truly be revived
Giorgia Meloni congratulated on becoming modern Italy's longest-serving leader
Sheikh Mohamed praises prime minister's leadership as she kicks off campaign for next year's elections
Four Palestine Action activists to appeal against terrorism sentences
Convicted campaigners to launch challenge after being jailed for break-in at Israeli-owned arms manufacturing plant
UK experiences hottest summer on record, but not the driest
Met Office warns British summers will become hotter due to global warming
Small-boat crossings from France to UK fall to seven-year low
Shabana Mahmood hails border security deal ahead of Macron's visit to Downing Street
Spain rules out claims of Moroccan involvement in Ceuta migrant crisis
Tension with Italy remains as Rome extends suspension of border-free travel for Spanish citizens
