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Lord Tariq Ahmad says Westminster can only 'lean in where it can' as international stabilisation efforts begin
Decision aimed at enabling closer engagement with post-Assad Syrian government
Palestinian activist welcomes reports Hollywood actress plans to play role in Gaza reconstruction
Ibn Al Haytham inspired generations of European philosophers, physicists and astronomers - but his road to recognition was a rocky one
Cairo conference in November stems from US-brokered peace plan - but could boost role of Palestinian Authority
Foreign Minister Radek Sikorski says illicit selling of oil to fund war in Ukraine must be stopped
Two years of war have poisoned the territory's water and contaminated the air with rubble particles
Lindsay Foreman's family hope jail move will mean more phone contact despite its notorious reputation
Keir Starmer offers British weapons decommissioning expertise
Nasrin Roshan is safe in London after her second jail term in Iran. But her heart remains behind bars - and she is convinced her incarcerators' days are numbered
Anger aimed at governments remains, with organisers in UK planning 'largest ever' demonstration
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's attempts to squeeze out some sources of foreign funding
High Court ruling in British government's favour is being appealed
Deputy Foreign Minister Sharren Haskel says Labour Party has 'lost any moral purpose whatsoever'
Mark Evans' latest expedition aims to raise awareness about the need to protect sea life in the Gulf
