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French lawyer seeks repatriation of two girls orphaned in Syria’s Al Roj camp
French lawyer Marie Dose is seeking their repatriation after their mother died of illness in the camp
Small boat fleets ready to clear mines in Strait of Hormuz
US officials estimate it could take six months after end of war to demine channel
Strasbourg rights body considers suspending Israel over death penalty
Petra Bayr, president of the Council of Europe parliamentary assembly, says new Israeli law is a potential 'red line'
Iran's fast boat attacks intensify Strait of Hormuz confrontation
Despite a major US fleet assembling in the region, Tehran's vessels continue to escalate pressure on shipping
UK energy crisis seeps into local election support for the anti-war Greens
Party's radical messages resonate with left wing but leader Zack Polanski's views are divisive
Masdar and ScottishPower install UK's largest wind turbines
£4 billion offshore wind farm to be completed this year
UK to drop natural gas as benchmark for electricity prices
Energy Secretary Ed Miliband announces reforms as energy crisis sparked by Iran war looms
Anthropic expands in London as it looks beyond Pentagon dispute
AI company plans office space for 800 staff as British tech security institute tests Mythos model
UAE welcomes IMO condemnation of Iranian actions in Strait of Hormuz
UN agency to begin operation to evacuate seafarers stranded in Gulf during Tehran's blockade
The Art of the Iran Deal: Former negotiators discuss tactics for Trump's team
American officials need to improve understanding of how Tehran works, former diplomats say
Starmer warns social media bosses 'things can’t go on like this' on child safety
UK Prime Minister tells platform bosses to 'take responsibility' for online harms to children
Ban on Nakba Day march gives London to far right, warns actress Juliet Stevenson
Rally organisers say far-right agitator Tommy Robinson was given permission to march while their request was refused
Special reportIran gas crisis help 'cannot match' UK bailout after 2022 energy crunch
Former chancellor Jeremy Hunt says markets would not allow level of government intervention from 2022
IMO chief rejects Iranian toll plan for Strait of Hormuz
Tehran's Tollbooth on key shipping lane illegal under international maritime obligations
Lafarge found guilty of financing terrorism in Syria and breaching sanctions
Former chief executive Bruno Lafont sentenced to six years in jail by Paris court
