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Charging pro-Gaza marchers for policing an 'assault on rights'
A UK government adviser has proposed making protesters foot the bill for policing events
£1m watch most expensive item on UK's suspected crimes database
Limited-edition Richard Mille featuring skull in centre of face is one of three from the brand topping missing list
Pro-Gaza activists stage protest in Amsterdam department store
Campaign group Workers for Palestine urged shoppers at De Bijenkorf to not shop at certain stores
Mother and four children found dead in apartment in France
The bodies were discovered in an apartment on Christmas Day
King Charles in plea 'to protect each other' in time of conflict
The British monarch emphasised the common values of the 'Abrahamic family of religions'
King Charles to give Christmas speech in front of a living tree
The tree's sustainable decorations reflect his passion for environmental issues
Day of mourning in Prague for 14 killed at university
Police are continuing to search for a motive
MP slams UK's lack of urgency over missing asylum seeker children
Fears raised that the children have been lured by gangs into crime or slavery
Refugee buddies help asylum seekers adjust to life in the UK
Local volunteers and those they mentor often form close bonds
Plot to kill Iranian TV presenters in London 'will not stop us'
The TV station is defiant after an investigation found the IRGC hired an assassin to kill Sima Sabet and Fardad Farahzad in London
Arif Naqvi in crosshairs for Dubai debt
The Dubai Financial Services Authority says it will pursue the Pakistani-born founder of Abraaj to pay $135m fine
Accused Hezbollah financier's 'right-hand man' extradited to US
Sundar Nagarajan managed financial network of the wanted art and blood-diamond dealer, American authorities claim
Palestinian held in Guantanamo Bay can sue UK for CIA torture
Abu Zubaydah alleges UK spies had questions put to him by the Americans knowing he would be tortured
Iranian official's guilty verdict over massacre of 5,000 prisoners upheld
Hamid Noury's appeal against life sentence also rejected
Remember the Wombles? Furry eco-warriors emerge from the wilderness
Animated characters won hearts of children in the 1970s but a new owner has big plans after bankruptcy and an acrimonious takeover
