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UN bodies call for Houthis to immediately release two staff members in Yemen
Unesco and UN Human Rights office 'deeply concerned' after staff were taken six months ago
ISIS attacks in Syria decline as 'new fighters join terror cells'
Counter Extremism Project says recruits from Hassakeh jail break could be bolstering terrorist group's ranks
Nato urged to create new way to supply arms to Ukraine
Tony Blair Institute calls for nations to form a single emergency response team to supply arms
Denmark accused of racism after 'anti-ghetto' law is changed for Ukrainian refugees
'Non-western' residents of disadvantaged areas have been evicted under the scheme
Seaweed: the secret weapon against climate change
Tasty marine harvest has a host of applications and combats carbon crisis
UK to launch 33 North Sea projects
Regulator says it will bolster Britain's energy security
Far-right targets 'Yorkshire Guatanamo' plans for UK removals centre
Patriotic Alternative has repeatedly visited Linton-on-Ouse
Warning firms buying land to offset carbon footprints are making ‘ecological dead zones’
John Muir Trust issues warning over tree-planting trend
Ukraine surrogacy clinic delivers 80th wartime baby
BioTexCom vows to help foreign parents meet their youngsters
French government calls UK advocacy group Cage 'Islamist militants'
Anti-radicalisation body accuses organisation of supporting terrorists and seeking to smear France
UK immigration minister refuses to back down on ‘Yorkshire Guantanamo’ plans
Politicians seek legal action against asylum assessment centre
Uefa teams up with Europol to tackle match-fixing in football
Europe's crime agency says it has detected a rise in suspicious results
UK report calls for ban on financing groups that undermine anti-terrorism scheme
Counterterrorism body insists Muslim Council of Britain and Cage should not receive funding
Full Fibre roll-outs by CityFibre will help UK level up with investment from UAE
Report estimates UK will receive more than £38bn in economic benefits from venture
UK's 'Yorkshire Guantanamo' triggers legal action from village
Residents looking to stop 1,500 migrants from moving to their village within weeks
