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The human trafficker used a network of taxi drivers to transport the migrants in Romania
Success in reducing supply of boats means vessels are now being dangerously overloaded, the former head of the UK Border Force tells The National
Charity workers and teachers left shocked after boy was deemed to be 11 years older than his true age
Games will feature vast security operation to keep 15 million visitors safe as radicalisation spreads, not least though short viral videos
ISIS claimed the shooting in Wadi Al Kabir that killed at least six people as Pakistan ambassador hails 'extreme sacrifice' of mosque volunteers who helped injured
The city's environmental chief has said the project is for the 'super rich'
British-Palestinian candidate with no political experience came within 500 votes of defeating Wes Streeting in east London seat
Supporters celebrate as expelled Labour leader retains London seat as an independent
The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston used a rare picture taken by a pioneering British archaeologist in their detective work
Leader of the anti-immigration Reform party Nigel Farage is hoping to use the issue to become its MP
UK government and British Airways being sued by passengers and crew who claim they were put in danger by decision to install a covert operations team after the Iraqi invasion
The UK's Prime Minister hit back at claims Britain has lost its status in the world
Exit polls show gains for anti-immigrant National Rally as President calls for 'broad alliance' against party
Twenty years ago, the US handed sovereignty back to Baghdad and figures who lived in the UK's capital took control
The 40-year-old's relationship with the Wikileaks founder began when he was in the Ecuadorian embassy
