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London taxi driver Arash Asiabi spoke of family's pain and uncertainty as his wife Nasrin Rooshan serves sentence in Evin prison

In election campaigning, the party refused to give targets but has promised to cut net migration

Wes Streeting admits some of his constituents feel let down by the party's soft stance on Israel

More women in the sultanate are setting up their own businesses than ever before

Veteran of the Palestine Solidarity Campaign Kamel Hawwash is setting up a party focused on national issues

More Palestinian students in Gaza are applying to study in Britain, but scholarship-awarding organisations do not know how to get them out

Journalist-turned-painter Massoud Hayoun uses his work to reimagine common bonds destroyed by history

Shadow foreign secretary says a government led by Keir Starmer would seek to improve relations with Gulf states

Hundreds gather in Westminster to hear stories from poets and writers about the 1948 displacement of Palestinians

Cross-party calls were made to help relatives of British Palestinians enter the country

Musical education has continued in Gaza under the bombs but help is needed more than ever, advocates of the Edward Said National Conservatory say

Palestinian families face difficult choices as they attempt to escape Gaza's last place of refuge where UK emergency doctors have been able to leave

Army says it will operate with extreme force in southern city

Labour mayor wins unprecedented third term with 275,000 majority over his Conservative rival

British-Palestinian doctor who recounted alleged war crimes in Gaza said Germany has banned him from entering the EU's Schengen area