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British people are embracing immigration and keen for migrants to fill health care gaps
Study by think-tank UK In A Changing Europe found people are more positive towards net migration despite it reaching record levels
Major milestone reached in cutting harmful gases that deplete ozone
Scientists optimistic greenhouse gases can be tackled and hole in ozone layer can be repaired
Yemen ranked world's least peaceful nation due to Houthi attacks
Rebel groups' missile and drone assaults in the Red Sea have 'intensified instability in the region' but UAE makes big strides
SNP intends to force a vote on recognising Palestine after election
Scotland's First Minister John Swinney has written to opponents demanding they do 'the right thing'
How Karim Khan took on the world to bring Israel to account
Grandson of a miner, the International Criminal Court prosecutor has sought an arrest warrant against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
Seatbelts, safety and spotting air pockets: The lessons of the turbulence death flight
Experts say incident is a reminder that passengers need to keep seatbelts on during flights
One dead in turbulence on Singapore Airlines flight
Boeing 777-300ER diverted and landed in Bangkok after passengers reported being launched into ceiling when it dropped in altitude
Netanyahu and Sinwar arrest warrants sought at ICC
Prosecutor Karim Khan applies for arrest warrants for five people in connection with the Israel-Gaza war
Lamborghinis top list of supercars breaching London's noise laws
Almost 700 fines have been handed out for noise breaches in upmarket neighbourhoods of the city
UK and Qatar to work together to provide medical care to Palestinian evacuees
Minister of State for the Middle East, Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon, to launch initiative during visit to Qatar on Monday
Number of migrants crossing Channel approaches 10,000 so far this year
More than 100 people made the journey in small boats this weekend
UK Defence Secretary says government 'worried' about pro-Gaza marches
Grant Shapps fears protests could spill over into hate speech and anti-Semitism
Plea for 'unity, humanity and tolerance' after Slovakia PM shooting
Man charged with assassination attempt on Prime Minister, who remains in serious condition after operation
Dramatic surge in UAE student applications to study in UK
Thousands have applied to study this year, with popular subjects being computer science and engineering
UK rules out funding UNRWA until Hamas-link inquiry concludes
Foreign Secretary David Cameron says he wants to see 'real undertakings' from UN agency that it will conduct thorough investigation
