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Are driverless cars the answer to London's chaotic roads?
Autonomous taxis are due to be given the green light in London this year - and road safety campaigners are right behind them
Police investigate Iran link to arson attack on Jewish ambulances in London
Police launch anti-Semitism investigation after incident at synagogue in Golders Green
Middle East war causes holiday trap for airlines and passengers
Knock-on effect of conflict in region puts travellers’ plans in jeopardy
Starmer defends public prayers by Muslims as Eid Al Fitr approaches
Prime Minister warns the Conservatives have a problem after spokesman attacked event
West underestimates Iranian regime’s survival instincts, warns Isfahan-born bishop
Guli Francis-Dehqani, whose family fled Iran in 1980, ‘weeps for what could be coming’
Can Britons leaving UAE get a tax waiver during Iran war?
UK nationals leaving the Gulf could unintentionally trigger a tax bill
KLM latest to cancel Dubai flights after British Airways pulls out
Global air travel remains in a state of flux due to the war in Iran
Trump says Starmer trying to ‘join wars after we’ve already won’
US President says Iran will be hit 'very hard' and suggests further escalation
Four suspected Iranian spies arrested in London
Counter-terrorism investigation aims to 'disrupt malign activity'
Middle East forecast to lead a 50% rise in breast cancer cases by 2050
Lancet study estimates more than 3.5 million annual cases globally
How London’s forgotten royal quarter is emerging from the shadow of Mayfair
A surge in luxury developments and the imminent arrival of Formula 1's HQ has restored St James's position on the capital's map
Green Party wins UK by-election dominated by battle for Muslim vote
Gorton and Denton victory is a major coup for party which campaigned to 'Stop Islamophobia'
Call for Tour de France changes due to heat stress risk
Data analysis suggests 'current format and timing are becoming questionable'
Sculpture of Ancient Egyptian 'Sun-worshipping baboon' up for sale
The 2,500-year-old statue could fetch £250,000
Families of migrant workers drive real change in UK workforce, report finds
Dependants and other visa holders have shaped Britain’s labour market more significantly
