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British farmers lose billions after three years of ‘devastating’ harvests
Deficit of 5.9m tonnes of cereal and rapeseed oil projected for 2026
Iranian graphic designers arrested for the 'crime' of meeting French diplomats
It is a rendezvous that has escalated into a serious diplomatic incident - and caught in the middle of it are two of the leading lights of Tehran's increasingly persecuted arts scene
UK warns Israel against expelling its diplomats
Prime Minister Andy Burnham reportedly considering wider trade embargo
Fears over 40 asylum-seeking children missing in the UK since 2023
Group that vanished from asylum hotels considered vulnerable to trafficking and exploitation
Houthis developing new arms-smuggling networks in Africa
Iran-backed militia's activity increasing in Sudan, Eritrea and Somalia, report finds
Infant food warehouse in Gaza destroyed by Israeli strike
Bombs destroyed all of the nutritional supplements for malnourished children and pregnant women
UK and French leaders urged to put business squeeze on Israel for Palestine
More than 100 ex-French and British diplomats sign open letter also sent to Prime Minister Andy Burnham
Palestinian family who drowned in UK to be buried in Palestinian camp in Lebanon
Grieving mother of Hassan Al Khawas wants to see her son and his family 'one last time' in Rashidiya Camp
British PM Burnham tells terror attack victims ‘you are not alone’
UK holds first national day for victims and survivors of terrorism
World Central Kitchen deaths: Israel told it's 'shameful' not to investigate Gaza attack
Nations condemn decision after Israel says strike that killed seven aid workers was justified
Dispatch'I saw fire, then heard the blast': Deraa's fields peppered with Assad-era mines
At least 800 people, almost a third of them children, have been killed by unexploded munitions since collapse of Assad regime, according to Halo Trust figures
Iran's row with France escalates as diplomats expelled from Paris
French Foreign Minister Barrot says move made in retaliation for interrogation and expulsion of embassy staff
New UK Middle East Minister calls for more aid for Gaza
Stephen Doughty visits aid warehouses on Egyptian border on first visit to region
Palestinian refugee family drown in sea off English coast
Father, wife and daughter died in rough seas at Shoreham
'Like living in the desert': Syrians brave dangers to return home in heavily shelled neighbourhoods
With fighting subsiding since the fall of the Assad regime but rents rising in Damascus, residents who had been forced to leave areas near the capital are now rebuilding their lives in the ruins of their former homes
