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Johnson to cut 90,000 government jobs
Number of civil service staff has surged in five years as Britain tackled Covid-19 and Brexit
Plants grown in Moon dust boost space potential
Development is an early stage in developing long-term missions to the Moon
Day of protest called for researcher on death row in Iran
The Swedish-Iranian citizen has been in prison for years after being convicted of spying
Rwanda migrant plan will deter criminal gangs, UK says
Home Office minister Tom Pursglove raised prospect of a 'closing down sale' rush of migrants
Terrorists use climate change to fuel extremist violence
New study says armed groups exploit the climate crisis to radicalise populations worst affected by changing weather patterns
Trio lose appeals over Iran terror attack plot
Antwerp court upholds guilty verdicts against three accomplices of intelligence chief Assadollah Assadi
Hackers pose as UK cyber-security chief for online scam
Data theft bid was one of 2.7 million scams taken down in 2021
Sanctions imposed on Russia over Ukraine invasion hit ransomware gangs
US cyber security official says criminals are struggling to move money and buy equipment from abroad
VW boss says revived global trade needs war to end in Ukraine
CEO Herbert Diess calls for negotiations to end the conflict and open up the world again
Tension rises on eve of Iranian bomb plot verdicts
Iran seeks to put pressure on Europe as court prepares to rule on appeals by jailed trio
Anglican Church apologises over 800-year-old anti-Jewish laws
The Synod of Oxford in 1222 cleared the way for the expulsion of Jews from England later in the century
Disgraced ex-mayor Rahman re-elected in London
Rahman has regained his position seven years after he was banned for election offences
Ukrainians vow to fight to the end at ruined steelworks
Putin set to preside over a military parade in Moscow’s Red Square as G7 gives new backing to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy
G7 backs Ukraine with 5-point plan to confront Russia
Pledges made after online meeting include further action against Russian banks and president's associates
New UN warning over UK’s Rwanda plan for migrants
Concern that other European countries could follow Britain's lead with the controversial policy
