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Tony Blair government grappled with plan to confront Saddam Hussein
Newly released UK state papers show the Blair government's opening gambits against the Iraqi dictator
Blair and Clinton bonded over display of youthful vibes
Newly released papers show aides ripping up plans to portray leaders of the US and UK as the world’s dynamic duo
Two stand trial over Omani student's murder in London
German citizen and Kuwaiti are accused of fatally stabbing Mohammed Al Araimi as he walked home in Knightsbridge
New young informants needed to tackle violent extremism
Counter-terrorism officials say extremist groups are targeting the young in recruitment drives
Shadowy cyber war puts lives at risk
Countries are stepping up efforts to defend themselves from hostile states and their proxies, conference hears
Iraqi woman who faked father’s murder is stripped of payout
25-year-old secured residency in Finland after falsifying documents about 'sectarian killing' in Baghdad
UK detectives make record £180 million cryptocurrency seizure
Operation against suspected money laundering network comes as former surveillance chief warns of surge in ransomware demands
Afghan held in UK over alleged running of people smuggling racket
Gul Wali Jabarkhel appeared in court at the weekend after being arrested in north London
UK’s new free-speech law could mean a bonanza for extremists
Labour warns anti-vaxxers and hate preachers to turn to the courts if barred from events
UK fixer helped to spring ISIS members from Syria camps
Hisham Chaudhary provided essential support services for the terrorist group from his home in Britain
Migrants fleeing to UK in small boats will not face criminal charges
Move comes after senior UN official criticised UK for shifting the burden of refugees to poorer countries
Policeman admits murdering Sarah Everard after snatching her off London street
Wayne Couzens had previously admitted to kidnapping and rape
Companies urged to pay carbon costs to hit climate targets
Hefty global bill for removing greenhouse gases from the atmosphere
Extreme temperatures kill five million a year
Most die from the cold but the balance is expected to shift with climate change
UK accused of 'illegal and secret' torture screening policy
Sudanese man allegedly enslaved in Libya was deported after officials failed to investigate his past
