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Promise to build more social housing resonates with Lambeth voters, but online scandal puts pressure on leader Polanski
Panama is negotiating with Iran to secure the crew's release after a week of detention
Daniel Tatlow-Devally being held in high-security detention after protest at Israeli arms manufacturer in German city
Environmental consequences of Iranian attacks will be discussed by UN maritime body on Thursday
Tech secretary Liz Kendall moves to back British start-ups first and collaborate with 'middle powers' on AI
Community friendship efforts mean better connections with Palestinian towns and villages
IMO chief urges countries to 'listen to one another' as divided global shipping industry gathers
French lawyer Marie Dose is seeking their repatriation after their mother died of illness in the camp
US officials estimate it could take six months after end of war to demine channel
Petra Bayr, president of the Council of Europe parliamentary assembly, says new Israeli law is a potential 'red line'
Despite a major US fleet assembling in the region, Tehran's vessels continue to escalate pressure on shipping
Party's radical messages resonate with left wing but leader Zack Polanski's views are divisive
£4 billion offshore wind farm to be completed this year
Energy Secretary Ed Miliband announces reforms as energy crisis sparked by Iran war looms
AI company plans office space for 800 staff as British tech security institute tests Mythos model
