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Gaza academics boost numbers seeking refuge in the UK
Charity sees a record 400% increase in applications in the last three years
Former UK director of public prosecutions condemns Israeli PM comments about ICC
Ken Macdonald said Benjamin Netanyahu's accusations against ICC Prosecutor Khan were 'shameful'
Miliband: UK should be ambitious without hubris on international aid
The UK has a role to play in supporting war-torn countries that are also most affected by climate change, says David Miliband
UK's foreign affairs committee to elect new leader
Labour veteran Emily Thornbury and former trade envoy Dan Carden are vying to lead the influential group of MPs
ICC prosecutor warns against 'threat and harassment' as pro-Israel lawyers file complaint
Karim Khan's office hits back after he is reported to barristers' regulatory body over pursuit of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
UN human rights expert to call for more pressure on Taliban
Taliban 'tightening grip on country', emboldened by lack of unity from the international community, says envoy
Eighty years on from Second World War, can West eradicate poverty?
A new book on the economics of poverty by Iraq's former finance minister Ali Allawi questions the effectiveness of the World Bank and the IMF
Bereaved Grenfell families hope for prosecutions from inquiry findings
The final report on the fire in 2017 is being published, opening the way for a new phase in the aftermath of the disaster
German far-right party AfD wins first regional election
Alternative for Germany would be unable to form a state government as it lacks the required majority
No bed available in Paris Paralympic village for world's second tallest man
Sitting volleyball star Morteza Mehrzadselakjani 'going to lie on the floor'
Police launch murder probe after Dubai chef dies of attack injuries
Mussie Imnetu, 41, was found unconscious with a head injury near Notting Hill Carnival
Fans struggle to buy Oasis tickets as websites are overwhelmed
Millions of fans queued online early on Saturday to buy tickets for the reunion tour announced this week.
Spanish migration debate fuelled after PM trip to West Africa
Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez tells West Africa that Spain needs seasonal migrants but warns of security threats stemming from people smugglers
UK doctors returning from Gaza discuss survivors' guilt
Veteran medics have become key witnesses to the mass civilian casualties and malnutrition in Gaza, but many feel like no-one is listening to them back home
Starmer to set out government’s task following far-right riots
Speech at No 10 comes as Labour faces pressure over its granting of Downing Street access to a party donor with no role in government
