Thomas Harding

Human trafficking from northern France to Britain is now dominated by gangs from Iraqi Kurdistan

Britain will use injection of cash and greater co-operation with international intelligence agencies to tackle illegal people traffickers, Interpol conference will hear

Hrim-2 can travel more than 500km, giving Kyiv the ability to launch bombing campaign on Moscow

People shout 'murderer' and 'shame' during monarch's visit to region where more than 200 people died in flash floods

Favourite beats Robert Jenrick in members’ vote after four-month contest

Israeli aircraft struck at least 20 sites, degrading Tehran's ability to shield military and industrial sites from further attacks

Daughter of Nigerian-born parents is favourite to win Conservative Party leadership race, but she would need to unite warring factions to prevail in the next UK election

Moscow weapons technology likely transferred to Pyongyang in exchange for division of troops and weapons, experts state

Tehran faces setback after Israeli air strikes probably took out missile manufacturing site for up to a year, according to reports

The SAS is already clouded by allegations of more than 50 extrajudicial killings in Afghanistan - and it may have a new enemy in a Prime Minister who previously served as a human rights lawyer

Hamas leader's demise is an opportunity to end Gaza war but could lead to more bloodshed and execution of Israeli hostages, analysts say

Tehran's relationship with Moscow is costing Russia in terms of its partnerships in the Middle East, officials say

Prime Minister Keir Starmer indicates that action against two hard-right politicians is being considered

Ben-Gvir and Smotrich condemned for using 'inflammatory' language to incite violence

Dovid Efune, owner of The New York Sun, is now leading contender to buy Telegraph titles