Tariq Tahir

Many are furious about the scheme, though others say they're worried about children's health

Fears of widespread knock-on effect after technical fault ironed out

With only 2,500 detention spaces available, GPS tags are among the options being looked at by Home Secretary Suella Braverman

Tommaso Falcone of the Cleveland Clinic predicts widespread uptake of the procedure

Blockbuster film lots are deserted and thousands of industry workers have been laid off as the walk-out grinds on

Diezani Alison-Madueke allegedly took bribes in return for awarding large contracts

Report says new measures will leave refugees stuck in limbo

Alicia Kearns says country needs to be 'part of the conversations' as Gulf states 'step up to the world stage'

VoloCity will whizz visitors around the French capital in the first commercial air taxi

Senior politicians in London and Washington fear the drug is likely to penetrate countries far beyond the Middle East

Consultant tells The National the West must change how it deals with the Taliban or face choice between 'drugs or people'

Experts tell The National how UK and Europe must collaborate if Rishi Sunak's pledge to crack down on illegal migrants is to be met

Rafi saw friends die in front of him and slept in forests to escape the Taliban

The group suspected of being part of a larger network that charged for what has been described as a “VIP” service.

Susannah Boddie, 27, worked at Downing Street and advised the government during the pandemic