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Iran's IRGC designated 'a state threat' in UK
Meanwhile, £250m funding drive will recruit hundreds of officers to protect Britain's Jewish communities
Vashi accountant blacklisted over 'fictitious' £157m diamond hoard
Middle East investors lured into backing the company, which collapsed owing £170m
Morocco fans clash with police in Europe after World Cup loss
Disappointed supporters take to the streets in London and the Netherlands after defeat to France
Judge rules Nord Stream insurers do not need to pay out after pipeline blasts
Insurance companies claimed exemption, as sabotage was an act of war carried out by a government
Charity watchdog examines Oxford Union over 'Hamas-linked' event partner
Ex-chairman of Palestinian Forum in Britain has rejected allegations of Hamas ties
Romanians jailed for stabbing Iran International journalist
Judge finds Nandito Badea and George Stana carried out attack on behalf of Iran
Lebanese police complaint lands Reform's Tice with lawsuit
Politician sued by UK company over claims about contract
Syrian business couple face emergency powers prosecution in Trinidad crackdown
Dominic and Genevieve Hadeed case taken on by leading UK barrister hired by the Caribbean nation
Small boat crosses English Channel with more than 100 migrants on board
Number of trips falls thanks to enforcement action, but smugglers respond by cramming vessels full for perilous journey
London to use crime-fighting drones to tackle phone thefts
Met Police also plan to harness AI in bid to stay ahead of criminals
Britons want to reduce ties with Sudan government amid concerns over asylum and Islamism
Poll finds deep scepticism about UK asylum system's ability to weed out extremists
UN chief launches AI green charter to curb data centres
Antonio Guterres says AI Environmental Transparency Initiative is vital
Man charged with terrorism-related 'anti-Muslim attacks' in Edinburgh
Lewis Hawkes appeared in court and also faces assault and robbery charges
UK ordered to find thousands of documents in Libya torture lawsuit
Two Libyans allege MI5 and MI6 shared intelligence that led to their torture
UK lifts travel advisory for UAE after US and Iran sign peace deal
British authorities update guidelines for Gulf states imposed during war
