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UNRWA's Gaza director accuses Israel of letting food rot at border
Soup kitchens in Gaza have more than halved their meals in a week as famine-like conditions take hold
UK police question Iranian terror suspects as officials consider IRGC ban
UK's security minister reveals review of how to deal with threat from Iran will be published soon
UK government must proscribe IRGC, expert says
Arrest of seven Iranian terror suspects on Sunday has intesified calls to proscribe Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps
Syria is coming in from the cold - but exiles remain lukewarm about reinvesting
Slow pace of sanctions relief is among the reasons why businesspeople who fled Assad remain cautious
Winston Churchill’s first 'bachelor pad' on sale in Mayfair
Apartment on Mount Street was where British wartime PM built foundations of prolific writing and political career
IRC chief calls for international aid overhaul after learning Syria lessons
IRC chief highlights Assad rule as example of how foreign aid can fail to reach those most in need
UK vows two-state solution support as Palestinian PM meets Starmer
UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy refuses to 'give up' on peace process and recognition of Palestinian state
Spain scraps order for millions of bullets from Israel
Government banned arms sales to Israel over its conduct in Gaza in 2023, but decision to go ahead with contract signed before October 7 caused backlash
UK to restrict some social media access by age to tackle 'toxic' impact
Campaigners say more work is needed on platforms to tackle algorithms that promote harmful content
UK MP tells of being detained crossing into occupied West Bank
Israeli police pointed guns at Lib Dem Andrew George and independent Shockat Adam
World leaders confirm attendance at Pope's tradition-breaking funeral
Pontiff's coffin will travel from St Peter's Basilica to a hilltop neighbourhood of Rome for burial
Dubai chocolate makers in UK savour sweet taste of success
Variants of the viral treat have emerged from London to Glasgow
Farmlands in Middle East hit hard amid global toxic metal blight
Almost a fifth of world's acreage is polluted by dangerous residues at levels up to 10% higher than the safety limit for farming
Dubai business leaders confident free trade zones will survive tariffs
The Dubai Multi Commodities Centre is ready to grow its AI, crypto and Web3 hubs even as global supply chains shift
Sudan divisions gaping as UK hosts summit two years since civil war outbreak
Leading Sudanese politician tells The National country faces permanent discord unless diplomatic solution is found
