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Soldiers escort evacuees through Khartoum checkpoints heading for airfield north of the city
Rambahadur Limbu was hailed as a figurehead of gallantry and courage
Harps have a long history in the Middle East
Shadow health secretary Wes Streeting says obsession with pouring money into hospitals has to stop
Qualified medical professionals are becoming stuck in Britain's system even though they could help solve staffing crisis
Prime Minister's office announced an investment summit to support Northern Ireland's tech industry
The self-ruled island's leader Tsai Ing Wen met American politicians on a visit to the US last week
Mike Russell backs Humza Yousaf's pledges for a review of the SNP's governance
The culinary author and blogger gives us a taste of how to navigate the holy month
The ruler's cedar wood coffin was last seen in the French capital in 1976
The two boys are settling in to their new lives in the UK, but remain separated from their parents
Private healthcare provider says new building, research projects and clinical trials on way after first year
Three leaders with roots in West Asia are running the governments in London, Dublin and Edinburgh in a milestone for race and equality
New census documents reveal vital role of foreign-born specialists, GPs and nurses in Britain
Initial hopes after the fall of the Iraqi dictator led to uncertainty about the future for those in exile
