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Projects supporting farmers, weather forecasting and water security will get British investment, as Africa bears "the brunt" of global warming.

Sir Mark Jones has previously called for the Elgin Marbles to be shared with Greece

Director of Greek wildlife shelter tells The National of growing struggles year on year due to rising temperatures

Even tickets for Hamilton, a musical about the US founding father who devised the dollar, could not be bought in cash

Mick Bowman has crossed through the snow-capped mountains of the Alps and historical cities in a heatwave to shed light on the plight of the displaced

Interpol has not made any contact or issued an arrest warrant pushed for by Baghdad, Ali Allawi says

The life’s work of the revered Franco-Algerian-British photographer and film-maker is a continuous self-portrait as the daughter of immigrants

The Lebanese creator was born into a family of master craftsmen, but has forged her own path as a painter

Sotheby's sale of Queen singer's possessions in London reveals him as a gregarious host and serious art collector

Tyre, Carthage and Antioch are among the lost places in Katherine Pangonis's Twilight Cities

British Foreign Minister's praise of world's fastest growing musical genre rings hollow as artists face visa hurdles

Survival rates for the illness in the UK have not improved since the 1950s, but new clinics could change this

'Sophisticated' bid to skew the green debate may also be a threat in the next general election, says report

Hamed Abdalla's 'lost' painting was found at a flea market. Now, his son Samir has seen it displayed in public for the first time

First UK survey on religious affiliations of 17.3 million families reveals more diverse nation than ever