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US court throws out charges against Libor city trader
Former UBS trader has been fighting for a decade to get interest rate rigging allegations overturned
Russia accuses UK of sabotaging Nord Stream gas pipelines
Defence ministry claims the British Navy blew them up
EU has frozen €17bn in Russian assets since war with Ukraine began
It has now sanctioned 90 oligarchs
UK invests millions in Albania as number of nationals seeking asylum rises
Latest figures show more than 12,000 young Albanian men have sought residence in the UK this year
Man charged over deaths of 39 Vietnamese people found in lorry in UK
Marius Mihai Draghici is alleged to have been part of a people smuggling ring
UK charity watchdog launches inquiry into British school operating in Egypt
School in Alexandria provides primary and secondary education based on English National Curriculum
Anoosheh Ashoori 'suffers panic attacks and guilt' over release from Iran's Evin prison
His daughter Elika Ashoori spoke out about the treatment of prisoners
Fresh elections to be called in Northern Ireland over post-Brexit impasse
Irish deputy premier Leo Varadkar says the situation is 'regrettable'
UK pins hopes on pilot scheme to fast track asylum applications
More than 100,000 cases still awaiting a decision as UK spends £7m a day housing migrants
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe: Iran protests are at point of 'no return'
British-Iranian charity worker, who was jailed for six years in Tehran, criticises move to shut down the internet
'Up to 2% of Albanian men under 40' have made Channel crossing to UK
Figures are high despite French patrols stopping twice the number of boats compared with 2021
UK retail sales slip in September with food sales taking a cost-of-living hit
Research finds almost eight million people in Britain are struggling to pay bills
Liz Truss’s entitlement to former prime ministers’ £115,000 annual allowance sparks anger
She resigned as UK leader on Thursday after barely six weeks in the role
King Charles III set to welcome second prime minister as Liz Truss resigns
The next UK leader will be the first to be asked to form a government in the king's name
Oligarch pictured with Putin on day war broke out wins review of sanctions
London's High Court has ruled that a lower court made legal errors when it decided Petr Aven's case
