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'Major supplier' of Channel small boats arrested in Amsterdam
Turkish citizen suspected of shipping dinghies and engines from Turkey, Germany and France
French prosecutors seek five-year sentence for Marine Le Pen
Guilty verdict could prevent her from running for president in 2027 election
Ukraine allies seek weapons surge before Trump presidency begins
UK and France hold talks on how to bolster Kyiv's supplies as winter looms
Amsterdam's 'dark night' of mayhem after Maccabi Tel Aviv fans involved in street clashes
'War in the Middle East is threatening our city', says mayor after fans are kicked, beaten unconscious and run over amid accusations of provocation by Israeli supporters
Scientists crack which came first - the chicken or the egg
Nature possessed the tools to create eggs long before it made chickens, according to a new study
2024 'virtually certain' to be hottest on record
Last month was second-hottest October on record after October 2023
Breakthrough makes it faster and cheaper to develop 'safe' mosquitoes
Adding a type of bacteria to water where larvae grow speeds up their development
Stone cylinder seals provide clues about world's earliest form of writing
System developed in what is now Iraq in about 3500BC
Vodafone and Three UK merger likely to go ahead, says regulator
Deal could proceed if the companies stick to pledge to invest £11 billion in infrastructure
Cut meat production by 13% in wealthy countries 'to slash global carbon emissions'
Returning even a small portion of pastureland to forest would result in the removal of 125 billion tons of CO2
MRSA uses 'double defence' to protect against antibiotics
Discovery is guiding development of drugs against bacterial infection that kills more than 120,000 people each year
Spain sends extra troops to search flood debris as anger grows
At least 205 people have been killed in flash floods in Valencia, with many missing amid the destruction
Russia to strike 'comprehensive' treaty with Iran including defence aspects
Military co-operation between the two countries a source of deep concern to the West
UK private schools hit back at Labour's VAT raid
Heads of independent schools hit back over imposition of 20 per cent sales tax on fees from January
Spanish rescuers search for flood survivors as death toll rises to 158
Three days of mourning begin after up to a year's worth of rain fell in a few hours in Valencia
