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Italy revives plan for bridge to link Sicily to mainland
The idea of connecting the island to the mainland dates to ancient Roman times
UN demands access to Ukrainian children deported to Russia
Global human rights body also calls for 'unhindered, immediate and sustained access' to all prisoners of war
Eleven 'senior PKK members' on terror finance trial in France
Suspects aged between 24 and 64 accused of extortion, terrorist financing and propaganda
Most expensive and cheapest UK seaside locations to buy a home
Priciest areas for a coastal home in the UK are in Devon
Good Friday deal was ‘one of my happiest days’, Bill Clinton says
Former US president says he will always be 'grateful and honoured' that he played a role in bringing peace to Northern Ireland
Migrants rescued in the Channel after 'small boats incident'
About 20 people were saved following a search and rescue operation
UK's GCHQ reveals offensive cyber work against online enemies
Since the National Cyber Force's establishment, Britain has given little information about its work
Tributes paid to Tory Nigel Lawson after his death, aged 91
Conservative Party members have shared their sadness at the loss of the former chancellor
UK government expected to unveil three-storey barge for migrants
The 93-metre vessel in Dorset can house up to 506 people
Dozens of migrants rescued from Italian desert island by helicopter
The 32 migrants, including a child, are from Cameroon, Ivory Coast, Guinea and Mali
Syrian refugee becomes mayor of German village
About 1.2% of mayors in Germany come from migrant backgrounds
Israel's Netanyahu delays sacking of Defence Minister Gallant
The firing of Yoav Gallant was announced more than a week ago by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
Paris residents vote to ban e-scooters in referendum
Almost 90 per cent of voters do not want the vehicles on their streets
UK man's Ramadan fitness fundraiser in memory of father
Accountant inspired by his late father's charity work
Tony Blair warning on changing Good Friday Agreement
There is a case for reforming the devolved power-sharing structures at Stormont, former prime minister says
