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UK Athletics appears in court over death of UAE Paralympian
Athletics body and former official will face trial over the 36-year-old's death during training in London
UK introduces terror-style laws to stop people smuggling plotters
Sweeping powers will make it an offence to collect information online to organise crossings
New Muslim Council of Britain leader is doctor who campaigned against Labour
Wajid Akhter and his rival were both backers of the Muslim Vote
British Council could ‘disappear’ within a decade as debt woes mount, warns chief executive
Scott McDonald says the organisation needs a financial bail out
Revealed: How chunk of Libyan heritage ended up in grounds of UK's Windsor Castle
Britain says the Romans ruins of Leptis Magna were a gift from the ruler of Tripolitania. Libya says they were stolen. A new report reveals the truth
Scores of schools shut in Hungary after bomb threats
Hoaxes 'bear uncanny resemblance to last year's threats on more than 1,000 schools and institutions in Slovakia', says government in Budapest
UN eases sanctions to allow Libya to reinvest frozen cash
The Libyan Investment Authority wants to preserve the value of its $70 billion worth of assets
Three ‘people smugglers’ arrested in Iraq in operation with UK officers
The arrests come after a deal allowing British law enforcement to work in Iraq
Dozens in Syria killed by landmines as families return home
Millions of mines and unexploded munitions remain in the country after end of civil war
Iraqi PM to discuss illegal migration returns deal on UK visit
Plan to deport Iraqis in the UK illegally will be on the table during talks with Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his government
UK introduces sanctions to cut supply chains feeding people smugglers
Trafficking poses significant challenges to global security, British government says
UK Athletics charged with manslaughter over death of UAE Paralympian
The 36-year-old athlete was hit on the head when a metal throwing cage collapsed while he was training in London in 2017
Why the solar power stations of the future could be based in space
A breakthrough in how to reliably send electricity back to Earth could prove revolutionary for renewable energy growth
Small boat crossings up 20% in 2024 despite UK pledge to smash gangs
Almost 35,500 asylum seekers have made the journey this year, with a late surge as weather improved
London's phone theft hotspots revealed as crime hits 'epidemic' level
Thieves on electric bikes often silently swoop on unsuspecting victims
