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Putin warns that western forces in Ukraine would be fair game
Russian leader says there would be no need for troops there once end to war agreed
UK’s best and worst airports named as Exeter tops survey
Passengers unimpressed with the experience at Manchester, according to Which? survey
Live an ambassador's life: Former embassy near London’s Hyde Park on sale for £10m
Five-storey, six-bedroom home built in 1843 was Dominican Republic embassy in 2000s
Taxing international students 'will damage UK's university cities'
Think tank says some universities on verge of collapse - with knock-on effects for local economies
Iran protester scales King’s Cross clock tower with dog
Four-hour protest attracts crowds who cheer as firefighters rescue Pomeranian
Dozens of Gaza students evacuated to Ireland to study
Scholarships offered by Irish universities as ‘practical way’ to support Palestinians
EU summons Russian envoy after missile strike on mission in Kyiv
At least 15 people killed as Russia bombards Ukrainian capital with drones and missiles
Lib Dem leader boycotts Trump state visit to UK over Gaza
Ed Davey said he will decline invitation to banquet at Windsor Castle
Irish President denounces 'lethargic' European response to Gaza
Swedish and Dutch foreign ministers call for EU to increase pressure on Israel and Hamas
UK government vows to close all asylum hotels as new protests break out
Series of demonstrations expected over immigration housing policy
French adventure park boss detained over refusing to let in 150 Israeli children
Site chief would not allow group in due to 'personal convictions', prosecutors say
Scientists in new space race to beam solar power back to Earth
Technology could be game-changer for renewable energy drive
Why doctors have warned public against using baby teeth to treat diabetes
BMJ investigation says 'outrageous claims' are being made about value of stem cells from dental pulp
UK signs migrant return deal with Iraq to deter small boat crossings
Iraq is seen as centre for people smuggling operations to Britain
Supercars to be ‘silenced’ in London’s Soho and Mayfair
Complaints against motorists include revving engines, racing or driving aggressively
