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Designer and woodworker Nesreen Sharara spent a week at Norfolk’s Blickling Hall as part of a twinning project between the National Trust and the Egyptian Heritage Foundation
Foreign Affairs Committee MPs seek 'malign actor' label for tech billionaire
Five arrests as rival demonstrations close streets in central London
Report by Higher Education Policy Institute reveals fractured relationship between universities and students over war in Gaza
Dozens of British nationals suspected of joining ISIS remain in detention in Syria but new leaders in Damascus could change this
Baroness Warsi and Mishal Husain are among group's backers after lack of contact between Muslim Council of Britain and ministers
The British Lebanese communications expert was the western military alliance’s first spokesperson of Arab descent
British-Palestinian families hope to welcome injured children into their homes
Visions of peace proposed by mediators and activists are changing, affected by the trauma of October 7 and the Gaza war
First families to return after fall of Assad regime find trail of destruction
Majority of parliamentarians receive public plea for Palestinian support written by Balfour Project
Investigators are working to establish facts from fiction as a campaign seeks to discredit the HTS-led government
Two UK doctors are running to lead umbrella organisation of mosques and Muslim charities
Footage appears to show moment in 2015 when two women condemned by Shadi Al Waisi are shot, but experts warn of online disinformation aimed at undermining the new Syrian administration.
Prof Mazin Qumsiyeh is a geneticist and environmentalist in Bethlehem, known for his bus tour of the US advocating an end to occupation