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Iranian defendant rejects ‘lies’ linking him to 1988 prison massacre
Hamid Nouri is accused of war crimes and the murder of more than 100 dissidents
Frozen, the disputed European property empire of Rifaat Al Assad
A French court will decide fate of large slice of the diminished property fortune of uncle of Syrian leader Bashar Al Assad
UK admits failing to warn Kuwait-bound BA plane about 1990 invasion
Hundreds of passengers were detained for months by Iraq after 'unacceptable' failure to alert airline
Iranian accused of war crimes to testify over 1988 prison massacres
Hamid Nouri expected to speak for several days after being accused of more than 100 murders at Gohardasht prison
Houthis ‘reneged on deal’ to free British detainee Luke Symons
Outgoing British ambassador to Yemen tells family the deal broke down because Houthis were 'unreasonable extremists'
Albanian smuggling operation busted trying to take 69 people to UK
Criminal gang ran aground twice on dilapidated vessel
French activists end five-week hunger strike over treatment of migrants
Anaïs Vogel and Ludovic Holbein say they have won 'meagre' concessions from France's government
Campaigner seeks test case on emissions in court action against English oil wells
Developers were given a 25-year licence to expand Horse Hill site and pump new wells in Surrey
Sahel violence hits Great Green Wall eco-project
Plan to grow trees to halt spread of the Sahara hit by climate change and conflict
Colombia sees climate action as helping the fight against drug gangs
Minister Carlos Eduardo Correa said activities of drug cartels are directly linked to loss of Amazon rainforest
A handful of ministers to carry Cop26 over line
Ministers from a range of nations are driving talks during the final crucial hours of climate talks
Cop26 leaves toughest issues to resolve last
References to coal bolster hopes for resolution but most left disappointed by new text draft
Finnish city is showing the way forward on climate change
More than 1,000 cities have pledged to go carbon neutral by 2050 – Turku is doing it quicker
Maritime ‘green corridors’ to be set up to reduce shipping pollution
Shipping accounts for about 3 per cent of global greenhouse emissions
Gordon Brown: climate change will be more deadly than disease
Former UK PM urges rich countries to stump up $100bn as days remain for deal to keep 1.5°C alive
