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Asylum seekers win funding for inquiry into 'appalling' overcrowded UK immigration centre
Detainees at the Manston processing centre were locked up for weeks in unsanitary conditions
British hostages’ families wait for news of releases as Israel approves ceasefire
Hamas has agreed to free three female hostages on Sunday and a further 30 over the next six weeks
Deep coal mine shafts studied for geothermal heating potential
It is hoped initiative will pave way for use of mine water as low-carbon heat source
German firm wins bid to be first to launch a satellite from UK’s most northerly tip
Rocket Factory Augsburg has been officially licensed for spaceflight by the regulator
Spy Kim Philby was exposed by anti-Israel reports from Beirut
Britain’s MI6 intelligence service has released the spy’s full confession, which he made before fleeing Lebanon for Moscow
London charity given official warning over campaign to support Israeli army soldier
Hundreds of complaints were made against Jewish charity after it set up a fundraising page
Blinken warns on ISIS prisoners as he discusses Syria with French officials
Europe considers lifting sanctions and measures hindering humanitarian aid
Sarkozy faces trial for alleged Libyan campaign funding by Qaddafi
Ex-president is accused of using illegal financing to bankroll 2007 election campaign
Dubai and Abu Dhabi flights disrupted after heavy snow closes UK airports
Manchester Airport was forced to temporarily shut its runways after severe weather hit north of England hard
BBC boss fears cuts to World Service will give rise to propaganda
Boss urges UK government to provide investment and ensure the world continues to have a 'trusted' news service
From Syria to Calais to Britain (in a suitcase): Powerful portraits of refugees
Artist Es Devlin's exhibition draws on the inspirational odysseys of strangers to the UK's shores
EU roll-out of biometric travel checks postponed indefinitely
Germany, France and the Netherlands fear there will be passenger delays and say computers are not ready
Gaza lecturer reunited with family in UK recounts ordeal
Council for At-Risk Academics brought Amani Ahmed's family to Britain after heavy bombing damaged their home
Nobel Prize for medicine awarded for 'worm' gene breakthrough
US scientists recognised for physiology research involving tiny worms
What living near an airport really does to your sleep
Breakthrough study using sleep-tracking devices measured the disruptive impact of jets flying often mere metres above the rooftops next to London's Heathrow Airport
