Lemma Shehadi

Facilities add new capacity to hospitals more quickly and at less cost even as shortages impact rollout

Former television producer of Algerian descent will be responsible for bringing better opportunities to France's marginalised suburbs

Experts say many people are invested in seeing the fall of Macron - and Europe's liberal values in general

Key workers and artists may struggle to apply for visas, as 'unequal' application process becomes more expensive

Governments across Southern Europe issue warnings amid fears temperatures in Italy could hit a record 48.8°C.

London playwright fears an 'invisible wall' could be hindering artist visa applications to the UK

What began as a small series of weekend events has grown into the UK's longest-running annual Arab arts festival

Members of Britain's Arabic-speaking community share stories of migration with audience over tea and olives

Fuad Hussein believes democracy 'on a good path' in Iraq but challenges remain

Patients denied treatment on basis of cost and viability say fairer access to therapies is needed

The fundraiser was set up by Jean Messiha, an Egyptian-born economist and former adviser to Marine Le Pen

Trouf: Scenes from 75 Years, a play remembering the Nakba, will make its UK debut at the Shubbak Festival

Hospital will open its new facility, including radiotherapy, an MRI scanner and an operating theatre in 2024

Rush to Antipodean posts as staff shortages and inadequate investment takes toll on state system on its 75th anniversary