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Common food dye can make skin 'invisible' in groundbreaking technique
Skin and muscle can be made temporarily transparent, leading to hope for improved cancer treatments
British Muslim women living in fear as hate surges after riots
Females are scared to wear the hijab or even leave their homes after widespread UK unrest
Sweden charges three men with hate crimes over burning of Quran
Right-wing protester Rasmus Paludan and two others face up to two years in prison if convicted
Child given a wheelchair as Channel migrants arrive in UK
They are the first arrivals since more than 200 people made the journey on one day last week
Russia blasts French probe into Telegram boss Pavel Durov
President Emmanuel Macron has pushed back against Russian accusations that Paris wants to limit free speech
French police officer hurt in suspected arson attack at synagogue
A blazing car exploded in the car park of Beth Yaacov synagogue in the coastal town of La Grande-Motte
Manslaughter investigation launched over Mike Lynch luxury yacht sinking
The British technology magnate and six other people were killed when the yacht sank off Sicily
Man surrenders and confesses to Germany knife attack
Police say a 26-year-old Syrian has admitted to the mass stabbing in the western German city of Solingen that killed three people and injured eight
ExclusiveForeign Office whistleblowing policy under fire on Israel arms sales
Lawyers demand more protection for informants after diplomat resigns in protest at approach to Gaza-Israel war
UK government urged to lift restrictions on student visas
All options must be on the table, says higher education watchdog
UK launches rapid overhaul of extremism strategy after riots
New project will look at threats posed by radical ideologies and gaps in the system
UK and French ministers fear 'full-scale' Middle East war
Lammy and Sejourne say region facing pivotal moment amid growing tension between Israel and Iran
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
'Clock is ticking' for Putin to respond to Ukraine's incursion
Kursk assault is the largest into Russia by a foreign military since the Second World War
Two charged over 1995 assassination of Egyptian diplomat in Geneva
Alaa El Din Nazmi, 42, was shot six times with a semi-automatic pistol in an underground car park in 1995
