Articles
UK to hand Chagos Islands to Mauritius but keeps military base
Thousands of islanders were evicted to make way for the base, which the US leases from Britain
Bulgaria seizes 125 boats bound for English Channel people smugglers
UK's National Crime Agency has been working with Bulgaria to choke supply of boats to traffickers
London a hotspot for UK's rising knifepoint robberies
New figures show robberies using knives have risen 14 per cent in the past year
Gang that 'smuggled 150 migrants in one lorry across Europe' busted
People-traffickers were responsible for moving hundreds of migrants, police say
UK seeks trade deal with GCC as ministers convene in Riyadh
Talks will take place in Saudi capital aimed at boosting commerce with the bloc
UK looking at sending asylum seekers to Albania to tackle small boats crisis
Prime Minister Keir Starmer says he's interested in how an agreement between Italy and Albania works
New effort under way to tow Houthi-damaged oil tanker from Red Sea
MV Sounion, on fire since attack on August 21, secured to supply vessel in first phase of salvage operation
Eight migrants dead after overloaded boat capsizes in English Channel
Incident happened in early hours of Sunday off coast of northern France
Frozen in time: The craze for classic watches - as clocked by their foremost chronicler
A new book by Clement Mazarian explores the enduring human drive to seek out the finest models
Iran Air can keep flying to Heathrow despite sanctions
Air service arrangements have been cancelled but the airline has a 12-month notice period
Chart of the weekRecord migrant numbers squeeze on to Channel boats
Analysis from The National reveals more migrants are boarding dangerous vessels, amid overall drop in crossings to UK
ExclusiveDrive against boat gangs made Channel migrant crossings more deadly
Analysis by The National shows how more migrants are being packed into each flimsy boat
Twelve migrants dead after boat 'ripped open' in English Channel
Vessel was believed to be carrying about 70 migrants to the UK in the latest tragedy to hit the region
Iraq told to pay $120m to construction company over Al Faw breakwater
Project is one of the world's longest breakwaters, but its construction was beset by problems
How cyber hacking gangs steamroll global health care into ransom shakedowns
An industry has emerged to deal with elusive gangs that use threat to lives as ransom bait for worldwide health operators
