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Assad regime’s gas attacks in Syria could provide a blueprint for allegations against SAF
Al-Jaili refinery attack in 2024 presents a ‘very strong' circumstantial case
Second British military death in year as troops support Ukrainians and reportedly train special forces
Former investigators say 'troubling' evidence 'warrants international investigation'
Foreign Secretary rejects warnings that diplomatic rupture could leave Britain more exposed to Iran
France and Canada also part of joint action to tackle expansion in West Bank
Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband’s move will please Labour figures, but may harms UK relationship with Israel and US
Extra French officers drafted in to combat illegal Channel crossings, as leaders discuss Hormuz security in London
At his first PMQs, new Prime Minister refuses to commit to welfare cuts or further tax rises to pay for increased spending
Petraeus, also former US army commander, condemns America's withdrawal from Afghanistan during speech in London
Foreign Secretary gives strongest indication yet that UK will target companies linked to Israeli settlements
Former UK prime minister had previously suggested he would stay on in House of Commons
Tobias Ellwood discloses he flew small plane over navy's warships unchallenged
Expert attacks years of 'masterly inactivity' by British government in tackling Tehran threat
Record heat is hitting farmers, businesses and human health as a continent built for a cooler climate struggles to adapt
