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King Charles' coronation emblem created by iPhone design guru
New insignia was inspired by king's love of nature, and concern for the natural world
Dutch to prosecute ISIS woman for crimes against humanity
She is accused of enslaving a Yazidi woman in Syria and also faces charges of belonging to terrorist group
Mother pulled from earthquake rubble reunited with daughter
London Fire Brigade rescuers tweeted 'incredible moment' that they helped reunite a mother and baby daughter in Turkey
Belgian MEP questioned in bribery scandal
Federal prosecutor says several raids were made across the country
King Charles puzzled at London museum inspired by Middle Eastern art
Arab Hall is museum's centrepiece, designed to show off collection of more than 1,000 Islamic tiles
Opinion poll results warn SNP could overtake Tories at Westminster
Scottish Nationalists would form opposition in British Parliament, according to latest survey of potential voters
What does United24 mean on President Zelenskyy's sweater?
The United24 charity funds three major sectors - defence, medical aid and rebuilding
Inside Lord Leighton's Arab Hall
Leighton House in west London celebrates Middle Eastern art and craftsmanship
Sweden bans Quran-burning protest at Turkey's embassy
The event was banned on national security grounds
Microsoft's $69 billion Call of Duty deal 'could hurt gamers'
The acquisition risks stifling competition in the growing cloud gaming market between Xbox and PlayStation, UK watchdog says
Nigerian senator 'brought street trader to UK to harvest kidney'
Court hears Ike Ekweremadu and his wife offered alleged victim financial reward to donate organ to their ailing daughter
Union boss urges UK PM to help end nurses' strike
Pat Cullen warns government is becoming 'increasingly isolated'
US shoots down suspected China spy balloon
TV footage showed a small explosion, followed by the balloon descending towards the water
UK health leaders warn of risks from 'intensifying waves' of strikes
Nurses, ambulance crew and other health workers are striking
Fall of Kabul whistleblower accuses UK government of politicising civil service
Josie Stewart said: 'Almost as if their first loyalty (was) to their political leaders rather than to the public'
