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Secretary general urges people to lobby banks to increase their investment in defence companies
Asaad Al Shibani declined to say what had been discussed with the US President's team
Right-wing libertarian leader praises 'the amazing Elon Musk' and says 'mental virus of woke ideology' must be eradicated
Full transfer to digital system was delayed by three months after chaos in the shift from biometric system
Findings provide more evidence for theory that infections could trigger the disease
Failures over mass stabbings in Southport murder spree ‘leap off the page’, says UK Prime Minister
Republic has been wrestling with a ban on goods and services from occupied settlements for years
Britain expected to have one of the lowest growth rates in visitors among major tourist destinations
Researchers initially believed mothers would favour daughters, while fathers would favour sons
Hakim Hajoui views portrait of Abd el-Ouahed ben Messaoud ben Mohammed Anoun at Barber Institute of Fine Arts
Reform’s billionaire British treasurer sees the pair patching up after X owner said leader 'doesn’t have what it takes'
UK businessman intends turning brand into a billion-dollar enterprise with sales worldwide
Archives of scans, biodata and anonymised patient records will be used to train machine learning models
UK Biobank project, the world’s largest study of blood proteins, could pave the way for new treatments
Israeli PM is subject to arrest warrant by International Criminal Court over alleged war crimes in Gaza