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Watch: Israelis and British Jewish groups protest during Netanyahu’s London visit
Hundreds of activists gathered outside No 10 Downing Street, protesting against Israeli Prime Minister's proposed judicial overhaul
Take a look inside billionaire’s mansion on London’s most-expensive street
£110 million home in St John’s Wood has a swimming pool and spa, home cinema and 12 bedrooms
Why are Iraqis one of the top nationalities seeking asylum in the UK?
It has been 20 years since US-led coalition forces invaded Iraq, leaving millions internally displaced or seeking asylum overseas
Why are junior doctors going on strike in England?
Thousands have taken to the streets in a historic three-day strike
How is the UK planning to stop small-boat migrant crossings?
New legislation will remove anyone who enters the UK illegally
Cooking up a storm: Tunisian woman’s new recipe book celebrates her homeland
Hafida Latta pays homage to country she left 55 years ago
Ukrainian refugees gather for church service on anniversary of war
The Ukrainian Catholic Church held a service attended by the Ukrainian diaspora, faith leaders, and MPs
Watch: Ukrainian civilians train in UK for war against Russia
With trainers from Britain, Sweden, Denmark, the Netherlands and Norway, these Ukrainian recruits are being taught about urban and trench warfare, weaponry and battlefield medicine
Meet the Palestinian behind the campaign to open a new Arabic bookstore in London
Mohammad Masoud had been working the famous Arabic bookstore Al Saqi it announced that it would be closing after 44 years in business
Why has it taken so long to get aid to north-west Syria?
Until some UN relief supplies arrived, the devastated area had received almost no support since Monday's earthquake
Prince Harry memoir: UK bookshops do not reflect media hype
While TV networks eagerly covered the publication of Prince Harry’s memoir, bookshops in the UK remained quiet
Iranian diaspora calls for justice on anniversary of downed Ukrainian flight
The crash claimed the lives of 176 people
Meet the refugee mothers who fled war to the UK
Having to flee your country while caring for your children holds a number of challenges
What does success mean to UK refugees?
The International Refugee Council event celebrating the success and achievements of refugees in the UK
London's oldest Arabic bookshop shuts its doors after 44 years
Al Saqi Books has been hit by supply chain issues, increased costs and a downturn in sales
