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Is Syria being forgotten? Filmmaker Hassan Akkad fears it is
Bafta winner will take part in candlelit concert to help raise funds to fight cholera
British aid watchdog opens inquiry into Islamic centre in London
The Islamic Centre of England was previously warned over praising a designated terrorist
Chemical weapon instructions linked to Manchester Arena bomber wiped from internet
Reposted video had been viewed more than 100 times
Britain's See Monster to be scrapped and recycled
World's first decommissioned gas platform art installation attracted 500,000 visitors
Lawyer to face fraud trial over claims UK soldiers abused Iraqis
The former human rights figure had filed lawsuits on behalf of Iraqis accusing British troops of torture and murder
Broken Britain feeling the pinch as RMT leads Christmas strikes
UK's winter of discontent worsens as nurses, airport staff, lecturers, civil servants, rail and postal workers walk out over pay disputes
Britain urged to support Iran’s footballers if they seek asylum after 'bold and brave' act
Chairwoman of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee says players face a serious threat to their lives
Probe into £120m UK ‘Brexit festival’ which fell way short of visitor target
Organiser defends 'successful' Unboxed event despite it attracting only 2.8m visitors to live events
UK to shut down 2,000 oil and gas wells at cost of $20bn
Offshore Energies UK estimates 200 wells will be decommissioned every year at a cost of £7.8m each
Afghan interpreter shot by Taliban still awaiting UK injury payment
Only 12 out of 135 translators who worked with British forces in Afghanistan have received compensation
Security think tank investigates far-right radicalisation in UK military and police
In the past three years 40 military personnel have been investigated over extremism concerns
UK Muslim student group accused of acting 'dangerously and irresponsibly'
Federation of Student Islamic Societies plans to host anti-counter-extremism university tour
Swedish lawyer: Iran's fear tactics make our voices stronger
Engineer, singers and medics claim they have been intimidated in efforts to silence them
Iranian asylum seeker wins UK art battle appeal against Winklevoss twins
Art collector Amir Soleymani lands blow in first round of legal row over $650,000 digital painting
UK councils lose appeals to stop hotels being used to accommodate migrants
Almost 40,000 have entered the UK by crossing the Channel in small boats this year
