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Tim Stickings

Tim Stickings

Assistant Foreign Editor
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Tim Stickings joined The National's London bureau as a reporter in April 2021. He covers news and politics across Europe, with a particular interest in Germany. He has a degree in history from Durham University and previously worked on the foreign desk at MailOnline.
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Big Ben's Palestinian flag protest lasted 17 hours before a cherry picker was brought in to end the stunt. AP
Protester appears in court after scaling Big Ben with Palestinian flag

Security review ordered after the 17-hour Palace of Westminster protest

UKMarch 10, 2025
Scientists warn the Earth's atmosphere will be able to hold fewer satellites due to climate change. Reuters
Climate change is ‘shrinking’ space as satellites jostle for real estate

Without effective climate action, overcrowding in space may lead to cascading debris and lost satellite functions

ClimateMarch 10, 2025
Scientists say fish living in the Arabian Gulf have developed a higher 'thermal tolerance' than in the Gulf of Oman. Photo: Rebekka Pentti / NYUAD
Fish learn how to survive in warming Arabian Gulf

Abu Dhabi scientists find coral reef fish showing higher ‘thermal tolerance’

ClimateMarch 08, 2025
Yuji Iwasawa was elected by fellow judges to be the second Japanese president of the International Court of Justice. EPA
Critic of Israel’s ‘discriminatory’ West Bank rule becomes ICJ’s top judge

Japan’s Yuji Iwasawa succeeds Lebanon’s Nawaf Salam as president of the court

EuropeMarch 04, 2025
Scientists expect the Middle East will overtake North America as the world's most out-of-shape region. Getty Images
Middle East to be world’s youth obesity capital by 2050

Scientists predict more than half of region’s children and young people will be overweight

HealthMarch 03, 2025
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader, visiting a defence exhibition in Tehran last month. His regime denies it is developing a nuclear weapon. Reuters
Iran boosts uranium stockpile at weapons-grade threat levels

UN atomic agency voices ‘serious concern’ at Tehran’s activities

EuropeMarch 03, 2025
Austria's new government is promising a security policy that tackles religious extremism and radicalisation. EPA
Austria to boost ‘political Islam’ watchdog in coalition deal

New government to step up anti-extremism efforts after spate of ISIS-linked plots

EuropeFebruary 28, 2025
Astronauts living on board the space station have often reported rashes, unusual allergies and immune failures, which researchers believe could be linked to the lack of natural microbes. Photo: Nasa
Space station is ‘too clean’ for astronauts' health

Scientists say a ‘dirtier’ ISS would better mimic life on Earth

NewsFebruary 27, 2025
Halting illegal migration across the English Channel is a sensitive political matter for Britain's Labour government. PA
UK squeeze on asylum hits Afghans and Iranians

New data reveals falling acceptance rates for Middle East migrants who have sought refuge in Britain

UKFebruary 27, 2025
King Charles and Queen Camilla packed Ramadan bags of dates at the Darjeeling Restaurant in London. Getty Images
King Charles salutes ‘remarkable skills’ of Syrians at pre-Ramadan event

Royals visit Syrian chef Imad Al Arnab’s restaurant in London and wraps dates for iftar gifts

EuropeFebruary 26, 2025
Skanninge prison in Sweden. The country already has one of Europe's most overcrowded prison estates. Alamy
Sweden plans to send jailed immigrants abroad to free up space in prisons

Ministers say crime crackdown means ‘more people will be in prison’

EuropeFebruary 26, 2025
The UK's top climate change advisers said aviation was on track to become Britain's most polluting sector by 2040. PA
Britain told to prepare for curbs on flights and airport expansions

New taxes and limits on airport expansion among options presented to UK government

UKFebruary 26, 2025
Italy's efforts to send migrants to Albania for processing have been stalled by legal challenges. AFP
Italy defends Albanian migrant camps in EU court

Judges hear PM Giorgia Meloni’s controversial asylum plan is in response to ‘epoch-making’ crisis

EuropeFebruary 25, 2025
Scientists say Mars's dusty red surface may have been formed by water reacting with iron. Photo: NASA
Is Martian water the secret to the Red Planet’s colour?

Geologists say they’ve found a ‘watery signature’ in Martian dust

EuropeFebruary 25, 2025
European leaders attend a memorial ceremony for fallen Ukrainian soldiers in Kyiv, three years to the day since Russia invaded. AP
Europe puts on show of support for Ukraine on third anniversary of war

Message of defiance against Russia’s invasion contrasts with US push for peace talks

EuropeFebruary 24, 2025
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