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Egyptian man charged in UK with human trafficking
Ahmed Eibd, 40, accused of organising smuggling of thousands of migrants to Italy
Sunak says he'll 'hold nerve' on tackling inflation
British Prime Minister resisting pay demands he insists will only make things worse
Terrorism alert in Moscow remains despite Wagner pullback
The authorities in the Russian capital are curbing movements
The Qaddafi family, their £9m London mansion, and a US arms dealer on the warpath
General Dynamics is in court fighting to secure proceeds of sale from home once owned by ex-leader's son
Egyptian man suspected of running Mediterranean people-trafficking operation arrested
The 40-year-old is alleged to have smuggled thousands of migrants across the Mediterranean
Explorers Club criticises Titanic sub rescue mission
Friends and relatives of Dubai-based Hamish Harding said rescuers should have acted quicker
EXCLUSIVETrafficking gangs use phone trackers to hunt refugee children in UK hotels
Authorities criticised for failing to protect young asylum seekers from abduction at knifepoint
Acid attack victim in Turkey puts faith in UK eye surgeon
Syrian Bakri Hamza has been making journey to see Prof Harminder Singh Dua in Nottingham for more than 10 years
Qaddafi aide could face criminal trial for 1984 killing of London police officer
Saleh Mabrouk was found jointly liable for her death in UK civil case two years ago
Migrant skills appreciated by UK public as key to successful integration
Polling shows British people have complex and contradictory views about migrants
UK moves to block Guantanamo prisoner suing over torture claims
Abu Zubaydah alleges British security services were complicit in waterboarding and other torture
Special reportWhy London's Harley Street is a magnet for Middle East patients
Area has become shorthand for city's historic centre of medical excellence
Harley Street specialists treating Middle East patients for Captagon addiction
A rising number of drug dependents seeking help are treated by Dr Sophia Khalique and addiction therapist Rameez Ali
ExclusiveBeirut blast victims awarded damages by UK court
A judge in London made the ruling after Savaro was found liable for the explosion
UK universities accused of helping to develop Iranian weapons
Institutions said to have worked with Tehran on research with military applications
