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UK government launches crackdown on 'snatch thefts' running at 200 a day
An estimated 78,000 people had their phones or bags stolen in the year to March 24
Ballerina Margot Fonteyn's Knightsbridge mansion for sale at £65m
Dame Margot Fonteyn lived in the property with her husband, Dr Robert Emilio Arias, in the 1950s
Risk-taker Mike Lynch's final challenge came on a yacht that could not defy turbulent seas
Bayesian may have been built to withstand hurricanes but sank on Monday after being hit by a waterspout
Body of Mike Lynch's daughter Hannah found after yacht sinking
Hannah Lynch, 18, was the final person missing from the sinking of the Bayesian off Sicily
Security stepped up at German Nato base facing 'potential threat'
All staff not essential to missions sent home from Geilenkirchen which hosts Awacs fleet
Mike Lynch's body recovered but 18-year-old daughter still missing
Search goes on for Hannah Lynch, the only person on the yacht still unaccounted for
Five bodies found as divers search sunken superyacht for third day
Luxury boat sank after being struck by a waterspout off coast of Sicily
Search resumes for British tech tycoon after yacht sinks off Sicily coast
British-flagged Bayesian went down after being struck by a waterspout during bad weather
Imran Khan in running to become Oxford's next chancellor
Other applicants include former Conservative leader William Hague and Labour’s former EU trade commissioner Peter Mandelson
British tech entrepreneur among missing after yacht sinks off Sicily
Rescuers look for Autonomy founder among six missing as waterspout claims one life
Western rockets used to destroy bridge in Kursk, says Russia
Strike represents the first time the region has been hit by US-made Himars, according to Moscow
Panic on the streets of London - a city with a growing reputation as a hotbed of crime
The stabbing of an 11-year-old Australian tourist at one of the British capital's most recognisable landmarks is the latest blow to its international standing
Shadow over British universities as overseas students look elsewhere
Rising fees, visa changes and global competition are posing difficult questions for the country's seats of learning
Wildfires threaten Athens as gale-force winds stoke flames
A woman was found dead in a suburb of the Greek capital
Yours for $255,000, Napoleonic studies that sparked West's obsession with ancient Egypt
When the French Emperor set off on his doomed invasion, he took with him a group of scholars and scientists who catalogued everything from antiquities to animals
