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Scientists studying carbon stores in seabeds hope the ocean can be used to slow rising temperatures
The National was given a tour before the vast collection’s public opening on Saturday
Lord Austin says British-Israeli trade is about 'values and relationships'
Compassion, care and solidarity evident on Monday night as people rallied to help after driver ploughs into crowd
Adam Kelwick says Muslims falsely accused online after incident that injured dozens
Milk, by Haifa-based troupe Khashabi Ensemble, among the major performances at the Shubbak Festival in London
Dissent flourishes over Board of Deputies' position on Israel's military campaign in Gaza
Veterans minister sparks criticism in Nepal
Britain says decision is 'vital to protect our people and our national security'
Tighter visa restrictions have negative impact on numbers of children choosing to study in Britain
Children who grew up near Olympic village have bragging rights among Britain's poorest
City of London Police senior officer warns pilgrims of fake Hajj platforms
Record wildfires have already been seen in the UK, as Copernicus warns of drought in the summer months.
Britain is urged to work with France on recognition ahead of UN Conference on a Two-State Solution in June
Najat Benchiba-Savenius says Middle East countries should work together on AI investment and regulation