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Tehran turned site of 2019 peaceful protest into war zone, tribunal hears
Ambulance driver says demonstrators were standing on street corners when security forces opened fire
Houthi torturers broke British inmate’s arm in Yemen jail
Prison guards tried to force Symons to confess to spying
British court seizes £5.6m linked to Azeri politician
The money was linked to the 'Azerbaijan Laundromat' – a massive money-laundering operation
Libya’s rotting London mansion and the mystery of the missing Qaddafi billions
A search for the ill-gotten fortune of the former Libyan regime hits the buffers in the US after internal disputes
Relatives march to mark Bloody Sunday 50 years on
Irish premier Micheal Martin said he opposed an amnesty for Troubles-era violence
Macron demands release of French-Iranian researcher in Iran
Anthropologist Fariba Adelkhah has been held since 2019
Kuwait corruption case: Swiss banks avoid UK bribery trial
Kuwait’s state pension fund is pursuing its former head over a $850 million embezzlement scandal
Europe ministers set to plot next step over jailed Turkish activist
Philanthropist Osman Kavala has been held behind bars since 2017
UK judge demands answers after criminal secures Covid loan
Asif Hussain was jailed for 15 years for fraud and Middle East stolen car smuggling racket
UK fails to target cash from criminal wildlife trade
Report says Britain has pledged more than £34 million to combat wildlife crime abroad but fails to act at home
Synagogue siege highlights security threat to places of worship
Anti-Semitic incidents ‘set to hit record high in 2021,’ according to CST advisors
Charity loses battle over ‘incompetent’ legal advice for migrants
Detention Action says the scheme designed to help the most vulnerable migrants in the UK was badly run and not properly monitored
High-profile lawyer jailed in UK after flouting court orders
Ms Khan refused to hand over documents after she was suspended during a dishonesty probe
Fossils of ancient humans 36,000 years older than first thought
Study says new findings about human fossils in Ethiopia are in line with modern thinking about evolution
Controversial UK asylum accommodation to remain open until 2025
Inspectors and rights groups have criticised conditions at Napier Barracks in south-east England
