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Sea-Eye charity shelves plans to name rescue ship after Ghalib Kurdi
Father of Ghalib and Alan wants his sons to rest in peace in the wake of online abuse and death threats
Iran steps up harassment of BBC staff over Covid-19 reports
Relatives of BBC Persia employees detained and threatened, says broadcaster
David Cameron’s former anti-corruption adviser lambasts UK’s lax lobbying rules
Eric Pickles: Greensill controversy was a scandal waiting to happen
David Cameron faces mounting pressure over Greensill lobbying scandal
Labour Party fears review will fail to properly scrutinise ex-prime minister’s role in cronyism row
Victims of Libya-backed terrorism 'let down by UK government'
Libya supplied explosives and weaponry to the IRA during its bombing campaign in 1980s and 1990s
Iranian officials ‘face arrest’ travelling abroad as trial nears for 1988 massacre
UK-based lawyer's evidence leads to warrants for 17 officials linked to the killings
Ebrahim Raisi: the hardline judge with the patronage of Iran’s supreme leader
Conservative cleric boosted his profile as head of judiciary after failure in 2017 presidential election
UK graduate killed by convicted terrorist was a force for good, mother says
Jack Merritt was one of two rehabilitation workers fatally stabbed at a London conference in 2019
Families of prisoners in Iran criticise Austria's silent diplomacy
Vienna’s strategy on Tehran is not working, say relatives of two detained dual citizens
Mountain gorillas send messages to rivals with chest beating ritual
Study finds the larger the gorilla, the lower the sound made during chest thumping displays
Nahid Taghavi returned to solitary confinement in Tehran on eve of nuclear talks
Daughter of German activist arrested last October fears she is being used as leverage
Palestinians who fled war in Syria lose fight over UK resettlement
Refugees with chronic health problems locked out of scheme to help 20,000 of the most vulnerable move to Britain
Relatives’ letter calls on Iran to release ‘hostages’ before any nuclear deal
Former prisoners and families call for release of dual citizens as condition for resuming 2015 accord
Pupil power: UK school headteacher backs down after hijab protests
Westminster school pupils walked out over dress code that included ban on colourful headscarves
British policeman convicted of terrorism after data leak from extremist site
Ben Hannam supported National Action, a neo-Nazi group dedicated to race war in the UK
