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Online terror content task force 'could unite tech firms and police'
Authors' recommendations include take-down protocol
Egypt's Al Azhar demands boycott after Quran burnings
Far-right activists damaged copies of the book in separate incidents at the weekend
UK names new ambassador to Israel
Mr Walters was previously Britain's national director of security to the Middle East
Four people smugglers jailed in France for Channel deaths
Small boat was carrying more than 20 migrants when it capsized off Dunkirk, northern France
Zahawi's brush with UK taxman not his first financial controversy
Minister earned more than £1m as adviser to oil firm operating in Iraq
UK Labour vows to restore development aid spending
David Lammy pledges increase in foreign aid and a new security pact with EU
UK places export bar on ancient Egyptian relief to find buyer
Officials hope a UK institution will come forward and acquire the work
Sweden, Turkey and UAE condemn Islamophobia after Quran burnt
Protests staged in Stockholm over Sweden's application to join Nato
Fugitive head of Kurdish traffickers caught in UK
Tarik Namik had been jailed for eight years in his absence
UK ex-chancellor Zahawi says tax error was 'careless, not deliberate'
Iraq-born politician admits reaching settlement with revenue officials, as reports say he paid more than £4.8m
British charity worker charged with human trafficking
Charity worker disputes the 'malicious' allegations
Ukraine urges Germany to 'think faster' about supplying battle tanks
Crunch meeting over sending Leopard 2 tanks to Kyiv ends in stalemate
UK scientists develop tool to predict and guard against flooding
It will help improve early-stage decisions in preparation for climate change issues
Conservationists try to patch UK’s damaged ancient peatland
The vital bogs store millions of tonnes of carbon but flooding has left them in jeopardy
Ex-Crawley football manager made terrorist slurs to Iraqi player
Backlash after Yems banned from the sport for 15 months over 12 counts of racism
