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The National's new global series on health care begins with stories of patients migrating from public to private systems in the UK

Patients will be offered up to five healthcare providers when clinically appropriate

British institutions and businesses in the UAE could do more to integrate

Imminent report highlights drug-trafficking networks in which Assad regime and Hezbollah are accused of playing a prominent role

She has argued that the government exceeded its authority by denying the Duke of Sussex the right to pay for his own police protection

Group is launched as British ministers decline to attend events commemorating the Nakba

Condemnation of the occupation has become more pronounced, even if it is a struggle to acknowledge the day

The National talks to some of those taking part in third day of coronation weekend events in London

Crowning of Jeffreys Street "commoners" is one of the many events planned for the bank holiday weekend

Nick Cave, bouncy castles and Victoria sponges form part of London’s celebrations

Monarch's long friendship with one of Britain's most prominent Muslim clerics reflects his keen and often surprising interest in world religions

Desperate parents with nowhere to turn often end up at Great Ormond Street Hospital, where cutting-edge gene therapy is delivering remarkable results

Ongoing talks reflect Saudi Arabia’s desire to be the region’s peacemaker, Chatham House told

As diplomatic employees are rescued, thousands of people could be left behind

New Deputy Prime Minister calls for a review of how ministers and civil servants work together