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Family of Iranian Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi fear she is dying in prison
Human rights activist has suffered sharp deterioration in health
Runner sets world record for fastest marathon wearing a kandura
Sadique Ahamed completed London Marathon in 3hrs, 19 mins and 20 seconds
How the Nile slowed to help an ancient empire thrive for centuries
Changing characteristics of vast river helped Kushite dynasty in what is now Sudan rise to power and society to develop
Kinahan crime family feared ‘bloodline wipeout’ in attack
Sean McGovern faces sentencing hearing after admitting two offences of being involved in organised crime
Algerian man snatched £30,000 watch from pensioner's wrist in London
Zakaria Senouci has been jailed for more than three years
UK Biobank volunteers' medical information leaked
Medical data held at health research centre listed for sale on Chinese website
What UK's carbon dioxide shortages means for supermarkets and healthcare
Public should be ‘reassured’ by contingency plans, says minister Peter Kyle
Aid flotilla of 39 boats sets sail to break Israel's Gaza blockade
Global Sumud Flotilla leaves Barcelona carrying 1,000 activists
JCB heir warns family may quit UK to avoid inheritance taxes
Jo Bamford eyes a move to America due to the UK government’s inheritance tax crackdown
Europe welcomes Peter Magyar's victory in Hungarian election
Viktor Orban's 16-year reign ends with landslide win for Tisza party
Harrods Estates agency closes as Knightsbridge loses out to Mayfair
Qatar-owned luxury property firm winds down after 130 years
Defence spending boost 'to lift UK economy'
Increased expenditure within British supply chain could yield an additional £30bn in economic activity
Are driverless cars the answer to London's chaotic roads?
Autonomous taxis are due to be given the green light in London this year - and road safety campaigners are right behind them
Police investigate Iran link to arson attack on Jewish ambulances in London
Police launch anti-Semitism investigation after incident at synagogue in Golders Green
Middle East war causes holiday trap for airlines and passengers
Knock-on effect of conflict in region puts travellers’ plans in jeopardy
