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UK minister to go on holiday to 'safe' Greece despite wildfires
Housing Secretary rejects concerns that Foreign Office advice to tourists is too relaxed
UN says Russia's grain gambit already having negative effects
Antonio Guterres urges Moscow to return to Black Sea shipping deal
Iraq angered as Quran set on fire again in Denmark
Members of far-right group burn holy book outside Iraqi embassy in Copenhagen
BBC presenter George Alagiah dies aged 67
Newsreader was diagnosed with bowel cancer in 2014
Spain in stalemate as far-right flop leaves no clear election winner
Prime Minister's Socialist Party beats expectations but has no easy path to power
Planes pinned down as climate-related storms worry airports
Cyclones seen as dangers to aviation industry as it adapts to global warming
Sweden braces for new Quran burning after Baghdad protest
Activist plans to proceed with stunt at Iraqi embassy after getting permit from police in Stockholm
'Escaped lioness' on the loose in Berlin
Wild animal evades capture despite all-night search in German capital
Iraq expels Swedish ambassador as Quran desecrated in Stockholm
Protesters storm Stockholm's embassy in Baghdad and set it on fire
German warship to monitor migrant boats between Greece and Turkey
Supply ship sent to Aegean Sea as part of Nato reconnaissance force
Sweden banks on prisons to tackle gang crime
Reforms to criminal law take aim at drumbeat of shootings and explosions
Businesses demand 'renewed focus' on UK's net-zero target
Household names among companies to warn that Britain could be 'left behind'
Africa exposed to Black Sea grain blockade as Ukraine seeks plan B
Charity warns food scarcity could lead to insecurity and violence
Russia attacks Ukraine's Odesa port from Black Sea after quitting grain deal
Port damaged in barrage of six missiles and 36 drones, Ukrainian military says
Call for calm by Sweden's Muslims may have stopped Torah-burning
Rabbi says protester was talked out of setting fire to holy books
