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Taylor is an editor and journalist based in London. She joined The National in 2018 from British news agency the Press Association. Taylor commissions content from around the globe for the foreign desk.

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British far-right activist and founder of English Defence League, Tommy Robinson, arrives at the Old Bailey court. Getty
Tommy Robinson sentenced to 9 months in jail for contempt

Former English Defence League leader is likely to serve only 10 weeks

EuropeJuly 14, 2019
LONDON, ENGLAND - JULY 09: Secretary of State for Defence and Minister for Women and Equalities Penny Mordaunt leaves 10 Downing Street after the weekly Cabinet Meeting on July 9, 2019 in London, England. The meeting will be Theresa May's penultimate before a new leader of the Conservative party is chosen. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)
Britain urges Iran to de-escalate over attempt to seize UK tanker

Harassment in Gulf waters comes as Donald Trump warns Tehran sanctions will soon 'increase substantially'

July 11, 2019
Mike Pompeo met with Martin Griffiths on Wednesday to discuss the situation in Yemen. Bloomberg
Pompeo concerned about rising Houthi attacks on Saudi

UN special envoy Martin Griffiths says progress towards peace has been 'grindingly slow'

July 11, 2019
Australian student Alek Sigley was detained in North Korea until last week. Reuters
Freed Australian student denies spying on North Korea

Alek Sigley said the situation made him 'very sad'

WorldJuly 10, 2019
Tibor Nagy recently visited Sudan, where he held talks with key stakeholders. Reuters
US Africa envoy warns of ‘spoilers’ to Sudan peace process

Tibor Nagy urged the international community to support the deal reached between Sudanese protesters and the military to prevent other influences taking over

AfricaJuly 08, 2019
An illustration of the Falcon Eye 1 satellite in orbit. Wam
UAE satellite launch delayed by bad weather

The Falcon Eye satellite was due to launch from Guiana on Saturday

ScienceJuly 06, 2019
Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage after being hit with a milkshake during an election campaign walkabout in Newcastle, England. AP
Milkshake politics: How Britons are protesting the far right

Divisive candidates are being doused with the popular drink as election campaigning hots up

EuropeJuly 04, 2019
Palestinian poet and actor Dana Dajani. Courtesy Jalal Abuthina
Dana Dajani to lead Arab arts celebration in Liverpool

The festival has gone from strength to strength since its humble beginnings in 2002

On StageJuly 04, 2019
Joss Stone said she was deported from Iran, the last country on her world tour. Getty
Singer Joss Stone deported from Iran

She said the detention at immigration 'broke a little piece of my heart'

July 03, 2019
The husband of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe continues his hunger strike outside the Iranian Embassy. Getty
Hunger striker resolute as Iran embassy protest approaches week 3

Richard Ratcliffe and his jailed wife Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe are calling for her release

EuropeJune 29, 2019
Iran's top nuclear negotiator Abbas Araqchi and Secretary General of the European External Action Service Helga Schmit attend a meeting of the JCPOA Joint Commission in Vienna, Austria. Reuters
EU claims Iran deal held together at Vienna meeting

The EU’s sanctions-busting Instex mechanism for trade with Iran is operational, an EU official has confirmed

EuropeJune 28, 2019
Extremist users are moving away from traditional social media platforms. Reuters
ISIS leads extremist stampede to small social media platforms after campaigns for online bans

Small sites like justpaste.it are making strides against extremist content but others refused to take action

EuropeJune 27, 2019
Pro-ISIS telegram users have created a culture on Telegram involving emojis and memes. Reuters
Cat gifs, memes and emojis: the internet culture of ISIS

Researcher tracks the most popular emojis used by the extremist group's supporters

EuropeJune 26, 2019
Vidhya Ramalingam, co-founder of Moonshot CVE. Courtesy Moonshot CVE
Moonshot CVE: The company using adverts to counter extremism

The London-based tech firm is helping to redirect users from harmful content online

EuropeJune 26, 2019
Speakers at the Terrorism and Social Media Conference discussed the benefits and drawbacks of defining the two terms. iStockphoto.com
Lives at risk if world cannot agree definition on terrorism, says expert

Academics wrangled over definitions of extremism and terrorism at a conference in Wales, UK

EuropeJune 25, 2019
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