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Malta chases life sentence for alleged mastermind in bombing death of reporter
The murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia, a reporter exposed cronyism in Malta
The British councils offering Afghan refugees a home
Scotland and Wales commit to helping the UK effort
One person killed as French wildfire rages out of control
Roads closed and access to forests blocked as firefighters tackle inferno
British student who was preparing to die in Kabul is evacuated to Dubai
Miles Routledge said he was 'exhausted but relieved'
UK approves Moderna vaccine for children aged 12 to 17
Regulator MHRA called Covid-19 shot ‘safe and effective’
No risk found linking UK's Covid vaccines to stillbirth and miscarriage
Pregnant women advised to take the shot after studies contradicted claims
UK unveils $5.5bn hydrogen spend to power industry to hit net zero goals
By 2030, the hydrogen economy could be worth more than $1.2bn and create more than 9,000 high-quality jobs
Prince Harry urges Afghanistan veterans to support each other
Harry served two tours of duty in Afghanistan and still works with wounded soldiers
New Greek wildfires flare as European heatwave moves
More than 100 firefighters and 25 aircraft are battling the two new blazes
UK vaccine factory aims to combine Covid and flu shots
Epidemiologists believe booster shots will be needed to tackle coronavirus variants
U-turn gives hope to Afghan Chevening scholars denied UK visas
The 35 students granted the prestigious scholarships were told the initiative was on hold
French protest against 'health pass', as requirement extends to shopping centres
Emmanuel Macron sees these rules as the key to avoiding new lockdowns
Russian firefighting aircraft crashes in Turkey, killing eight
A military plane and a helicopter were sent to the crash scene to help the search operation
UK police investigated after returning a weapon to Plymouth gunman
Home Secretary Priti Patel visits south-west city as force's actions come under scrutiny
Austria insists deportation of Afghan migrants will continue
Ministers say they see deportations as a policing and crime issue, rather than a humanitarian crisis
