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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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Ohoud Al Najjar lost her left eye in the attack and was also left severely brain damaged. The Al Najjar family
'All for nothing’: Emirati sisters lose London hotel attack court case

Legal team are exploring options for appeal after judge rules against plea for damages

UAEJune 22, 2019
Pete the plant is getting ready for his close-up. Courtesy ZSL
London Zoo prepares for first ever plant selfie

Pete the plant will use new technology to take photos of his growth

EnvironmentJune 21, 2019
John Letts and Sally Lane, the parents of Jack Letts, arrive for their court case over money sent to their son in Syria. PA
Parents of UK’s ‘Jihadi Jack’ guilty of funding terrorism

John Letts and Sally Lane were given a suspended sentence

EuropeJune 21, 2019
Majeda cooked a Syrian-Italian fusion menu for the Supper Club. Photo by The National
Meet the woman advocating for Syrians through her native cuisine

Majeda Khouri claimed asylum in London in 2017 and is already making a lasting impact on its residents

EuropeJune 21, 2019
Efforts have been made to reduce congestion in London in recent years but it remains a major issue for road users. Reuters
London to go car free for a day

September 22 will see roads closed to cars and a range of fun activities.

EuropeJune 20, 2019
The charity projected messages onto London’s St Thomas’ hospital. Courtesy 'Friends of Jo Cox
British MP's legacy in the spotlight with Syria messages

British landmarks were covered with messages pleading with Russia to stop bombing the Syrian city of Idlib as the UK committed to taking in more child refugees

EuropeJune 18, 2019
Moroccan collective Kabareh Cheikhats are part of a variety of live acts. Courtesy Shubbak Festival
Shubbak: a guide to Europe's largest festival of Arab culture

We pick the highlights not to miss at the London event, from Palestine’s first female techno DJ to a musical tribute show and an art installation nestled in a market

June 17, 2019
British Home Secretary Sajid Javid was not invited to attend the state banquet for Donald Trump. Getty
Sajid Javid shut out of Trump state banquet

The interior minister said it was ‘odd’ to have been excluded

EuropeJune 13, 2019
Indian jeweller Nirav Modi is driven away from Westminster Magistrates Court in London on May 30 after a hearing in his extradition case. AFP
Fugitive diamond dealer Nirav Modi loses latest fight for freedom

British judge ordered the high-society jeweller be held in prison amid evidence tampering fears

EuropeJune 12, 2019
The April attacks killed over 250 people. Reuters
Sri Lanka leader rebuffs probe after criticism over Easter attacks

President Maithripala Sirisena has not publicly addressed the accusations.

WorldJune 07, 2019
Great Ormond Street Hospital treats children with complex conditions from around the world, including 1,500 patients from the Middle East every year, and it tries to make them feel at home, especially during special times of the year. Courtesy Great Ormond Street Hospital
Sick Muslim children celebrate 'joyous' Eid at London hospital

The National joined staff and patients at an Eid celebration to remember at London's famous children's hospital

UAEJune 07, 2019
After visiting the UK for the D-Day 75th anniversary, US President Donald Trump began a trip to Ireland to meet with Taoiseach Leo Varadkar. Getty
Donald Trump touches down for his first presidential visit to Ireland

Protesters set up camp near Shannon Airport

EuropeJune 05, 2019
Rear Admiral John Roberts, 95, in a jeep as he arrives to the cruise terminal to board the MV Boudicca. PA/ AP
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D-Day events across the UK and France to honour allied assault that turned the tide of war

Celebrations will include a 95-year-old veteran parachuting into France

EuropeJune 05, 2019
Anti Trump protesters displayed a Trump baby blimp over Parliament Square. EPA
Protesters descend on London against Trump’s state visit

The NHS, climate and sexism were among the reasons given for turning out against the president

EuropeJune 04, 2019
Brian Hook, the special US representative for Iran, said the United States will respond if Tehran attacks. AFP
US will respond with 'military force' if Iran attacks

Special representative to Iran Brian Hook said the US military deterrent has worked

May 31, 2019
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