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Families of four Europeans jailed in Iran demand greater efforts for their release
The two German and two Austrian dual citizens are being held as hostages by Tehran, say their families
UK minister: We won’t help Russia with prisoner swap
Two Britons captured by Russian forces in Mariupol called for a prisoner exchange in a state television broadcast
Le Pen allies soften headscarf policy before run-off
Opinion polls suggest French President Emmanuel Macron is leading before Sunday’s vote
Levinson family want frozen Iran funds to be given to hostage victims
They await the return of the former FBI agent's remains 15 years after he went missing on Iran’s Kish Island
The forgotten Egyptians who helped to find Tutankhamun's tomb
A new exhibition is bringing to life the workers without whom the boy king's tomb might never have been discovered
Suspect in Germany accused of war crimes over grenade attack on food queue
Seven people died in the 2014 attack in the Yarmouk district of the Syrian capital
Mother of UK soldier in Ukraine ‘detained by Russians’ calls for his release
Ang Wood calls on Russia to treat her son as a prisoner of war in accordance with international law
UN opposes UK plan to move asylum seekers to Rwanda
Refugee agency says Britain is treating migrants ‘like commodities’
Britain to send asylum seekers to Rwanda on 'one-way ticket'
Prime Minister Boris Johnson says he wants to cut small boat crossings to ‘zero’ as charities criticise ‘cruel and nasty decision’ to send migrants to East Africa
Iranian prisoners ‘left to die after pleas for medical help ignored’
Report by Amnesty International reveals deaths following neglect of prisoners across the country
Prison staff beat Swedish-Iranian academic in Iranian jail over stolen medicine
Rights group says Ahmadreza Djalali was attacked after he complained that his medication was being stolen
EU to discuss war crimes strategy in Ukraine meeting
Foreign ministers gather in Luxembourg for discussions about next steps against Russia
Iran targets witnesses of deadly repression after nationwide protests
The families of at least six witnesses have been earmarked after they gave evidence to a tribunal in London
UK ordered to pay nearly $150,000 over embassy labour abuse
Two Moroccan women were unable to bring cases to court claiming unpaid wages by Libyan and Sudanese authorities
North Macedonia's mass migrant pushback in 2016 judged legal
Group of eight plans to appeal after European human rights court rules against them in border case
