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UK's Grant Shapps to discuss more aid for Gaza in Middle East visit
Defence Minister will also hold talks on efforts to prevent further escalation in the Middle East
Immigration minister quits as new Rwanda legislation unveiled
Jenrick says he has 'strong disagreements' with government’s approach to immigration
Police seek Rolex thieves after London street robbery
Robbers attacked the couple for the man's watch in the Camden area of north London
Sky and TNT Sports agree on Premier League rights deal worth £6.7bn
New agreement will see Sky screen up to 100 more matches a season than it currently does
UK sets out ambitious plan to take women’s football to next level
Government has pledged funding and range of recommendations to support the women's game
UK faith leaders and MPs join vigil against religious hatred
Brendan Cox, whose MP wife Jo Cox was murdered, said 'extremism prospers when good people go quiet'
Six books shortlisted for 2023 Saif Ghobash Banipal Prize
The £3,000 award honours translators bringing the work of Arab writers to the attention of the wider world
Travellers stranded on broken-down Eurostar train for eight hours
Train halted about 30 minutes after departure near entrance to Channel Tunnel in Kent
American diplomat Henry Kissinger dies aged 100
Mr Kissinger was a controversial Nobel Peace Prize winner who left an indelible mark on US foreign policy
UK Home Office admits whereabouts of more than 17,000 asylum seekers unknown
Figure is more than four times the number recorded the previous year
British-Israeli man Noam Sagi says mother was released by Hamas
The first priority is her mental and physical health, says son of Ada Sagi, 75
'Heartbreak': Iraqi family's pain on anniversary of Channel tragedy
Twana Mohammad's sibling 'deeply devastated' two years after 27 died while attempting to cross English Channel
Anti-immigration riot erupts in Dublin after children stabbed
Police refuse to reveal nationality of man held on suspicion of knife attack in Irish capital on Thursday
Wembley arch will no longer be lit in solidarity with countries
Move comes after criticism for Football Association's decision not to light arch for Israel attacks
United Printing and Publishing relaunch under new E7 Group name
E7 builds on UPP’s legacy of using best technology for customised solutions
