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Tariq Tahir

Tariq Tahir

Senior Correspondent Investigations & News
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Tariq Tahir joined The National as a senior reporter covering investigations in May 2023. Previously he has worked as a senior foreign news reporter for The Sun, senior reporter for Metro, senior reporter for the Evening Standard and Political Correspondent for The Press Association. He has also worked freelance for UK national titles including The Times and Telegraph.
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General Dynamics is entitled to the proceeds of the sale of a £9 million London property once owned by the Qaddafi family as payment for a weapons deal with Libya, a judge has ruled. Getty Images / The National
Qaddafi mansion sale profits must go to US arms firm, judge rules

General Dynamics wants London property to be sold to recoup part of £16 million it is owed for deal to supply regime of Muammar Qaddafi

UKApril 17, 2024
The 3,500-year-old sculpture was put up for sale at an art fair due to false documents, authorities say. Photo: Policia Nacional
Antiques dealer arrested over sale of looted ancient Egyptian sculpture

Artefact worth $202,000 was sold by a Spanish dealer with connections to trade in antiquities from Middle East war zones, say police

EuropeApril 16, 2024
Destruction in the city of Homs in 2012, a year into Syria's civil war. AFP
Syrian general's trial for alleged war crimes begins in Sweden

Mohammed Hamo is alleged to have taken part in 'indiscriminate attacks' on civilians

EuropeApril 15, 2024
Prince Laurent, sometimes called the 'cursed prince', in Belgium. Getty Images
Libya launches €15bn arbitration drive against Belgian prince

Prince Laurent succeeded in persuading a Belgian court to freeze Tripoli's historic assets in his bid to recoup €67 million

EuropeApril 14, 2024
Sanctions on Mikhail Fridman and Petr Aven have been annulled. Photo: Getty Images
EU sanctions regime suffers blow as Russian tycoons win appeal

Mikhail Fridman and Petr Aven were sanctioned after Russia's invasion of Ukraine

EuropeApril 11, 2024
Triathletes dive into the Seine river next to the Pont Alexandre III during a test event for the Paris Olympics. AFP
Paris Olympics River Seine clean-up hit by dangerous pollution levels

Famous river has leading role in the Games but the city faces security and pollution fears

EuropeApril 10, 2024
Caroline Coombs, executive director of Reunite Families UK, with her husband and child. Photo: Caroline Coombs
UK named most expensive country for skilled migration

Foreign workers hit by sharp rise in income threshold for partner visa as Britain tries to control numbers

UKApril 09, 2024
A watch robbery in Berkeley Square, Mayfair, London. Photo: Metropolitan Police
UK daytime crime wave driven by brazen thieves and stretched police

Thefts such as pickpocketing and bag snatching are at a record high, especially in London

UKApril 04, 2024
The burnt remains of a World Central Kitchen car hit in an Israeli air strike on Deir Al Balah. EPA
British aid workers killed in Gaza named as UK seeks investigation

James Kirby, John Chapman and James Henderson among seven dead after attack on humanitarian convoy

MENAApril 02, 2024
Members of the CGT union protest at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games offices. Getty Images
Overtime fear sparks panic over strike action during Paris Olympics

Employees have demanded extra pay for working extra hours during the games, an expert has said

EuropeApril 02, 2024
The headless statue had been smuggled illegally from Shahhat, north-eastern Libya. Photo: National Museum of Libya
Louvre to Libya: France returns stolen ancient artefact

Artefact dates from 4th century BC but disappeared during 2011 Arab uprisings

MENAApril 01, 2024
Pope Francis presides over the Easter Mass in the Vatican. AFP
Pope Francis calls for immediate ceasefire in Gaza during Easter address

The pontiff also urged Hamas to release Israeli hostages in his traditional address at the Vatican

EuropeMarch 31, 2024
Britain's King Charles III waves as he leaves after attending the Easter Matins Service at St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle, England, Sunday, March 31, 2024. AP
King Charles attends first major event since cancer diagnosis

The 75-year-old monarch was at the annual Easter Sunday service at Windsor Castle

UKMarch 31, 2024
Queen Camilla receives a copy of the Quran from John Mustafa during a visit to Shrewsbury in England. AFP
Queen Camilla 'thrilled' to be given gift of Quran on visit

Holy book was presented by a Midlands Muslim man who leads a group dedicated to promoting understanding between faiths

UKMarch 27, 2024
Stella Assange speaking to the media in front of a poster of her husband Julian Assange. Photo: Getty Images
Julian Assange's extradition to US must wait, judges rule

High Court judges extend WikiLeaks founder's legal battle to avoid being extradited from Britain over the 2010 publication of thousands of US classified documents

USMarch 26, 2024
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