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UK faces legal challenge to save Afghan relocation scheme
Afghan community says closure after a major data breach became public was 'appalling'
Film director Ken Loach hits out at 'absurd' Palestine Action ban
At least 1,500 people have signed up to support the group on Saturday, despite recent arrests
Palestine's Zomlot warns West Bank annexation complete in all but name
Countries recognising Palestine should be braced for Israeli backlash in the West Bank, diplomat says
How Palestine Action founder Huda Ammori inspires protest
Group's demonstrations in spotlight after controversial ban by UK government
UK launches effort to assist Palestinian students leaving Gaza
Nine Chevening scholars' departures will be speeded up but dozens are left behind
Pro-Israel lawyers probed over 'campaign' to silence Palestine supporters
UK Lawyers for Israel accused of sending 'legally baseless' letters to arts events organisers
Stitches in time: How Palestinian artists have given tatreez a new symbolism
A new book tracing the Palestinian diaspora's efforts to preserve their craft and culture has been given fresh urgency and relevance by the war
Palestine Action ban can be 'overturned by mass defiance'
More than 700 people arrested for supporting banned group, as politicians raise doubts about proscription
Biometric rules delay evacuation of Gaza children to UK
Up to 50 children could travel to Britain by end of August
UK warns author Sally Rooney after pledge to fund banned Palestine Action
Award-winning Irish author had pledged to donate to campaign group now banned in Britain
Recreating an ancient Egyptian priestess's face without opening the sarcophagus
Part artist, part scientist, Cicero Moraes devoted his life to rebuilding the visages of saints and historical figures. But then he fell under the spell of a mummy called Meresamun ...
Belgium’s foreign minister urges Palestine recognition 'before there is nothing left'
Maxime Prevot said Belgium's efforts to support the Palestinian cause could be undermined by a failure to recognise the state in September
Tax on international student fees is a 'shadow looming large' over UK universities
A 6% levy would make institutions less competitive globally – hitting research and teaching budgets, says report
Palestine Action claims 200 arrested supporters have not been charged
Group plans further demonstrations in defiance of proscription order
‘We laughed, we cried’: Family speak to UK detainees in Tehran for first time
Lindsay Foreman's son relieved to hear mother's voice after seven months of detention
