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London exhibition celebrates female performers who shaped society – and reclaims a word often reserved for shaming

Maj Gen Aidaroos Al Zubaidi spoke during visit to London as humanitarian situation worsens

Daughter hopes court will investigate human rights abuses against Jamshid Sharmahd, who faces execution in Iran

British-Somali poet will present new poems about living in the diaspora during the Shubbak Festival

Syrian Bakri Hamza has been making journey to see Prof Harminder Singh Dua in Nottingham for more than 10 years

The long-expected bill could provide 'a cloak of impunity' to Israeli settlements, described as illegal by the UN.

Migration is an ageless phenomenon that will always be present, the Syrian-born, UK-based artist told The National

Faith advocates fear an AI-powered world dominated by the whims of Silicon Valley engineers as they discuss the evolving technology

Forecast describes a "tale of two halves" as inflation falls, but is still too high for household incomes.

New US-backed private hospital in Birmingham will include beds for NHS patients as well as access to radiotherapy and four operating theatres.

Sessions set up to assist millions of survivors with mental health challenges

The services are 'breaking new ground' for private hospitals in the UK

Arab-American relations are in a bad state after Washington took an 'almost hostile' position towards the Gulf, former senior official says

As part of a new series on global health, The National explores how patients are increasingly compelled to make substantial one-off payments to treat joint pain

Patient shares his experience at London’s newest private hospital, shedding light on the UK’s healthcare challenges