Articles
Germans and Italians want arms ban on Israel, poll shows
Citizens of two nations also want the EU-Israel Association Agreement suspended
Film director Jennifer Abbott's sister charged with her murder
Director's diamond-encrusted Rolex watch is missing
Pro-Palestinian activists on scooters attack UK military aircraft
Protesters claim two cargo planes used to support Gaza war have been damaged
Children forced to skipper people smuggling boats from Morocco to Spain
Police say criminals who made huge profits from operation have been arrested
Film director 'killed in her London home for her Rolex'
Jennifer Abbott's diamond-encrusted watch is missing from her apartment, police say
Algerian gang leaders face jail after cramming migrants into lorries to France
Among those smuggled out from the UK for France was a family travelling with six-year-old boy
Russia kills 15 in one of the 'most horrific attacks' of Ukraine war
Zelenskyy urges world against turning 'blind eye' to aggression amid Israel-Iran conflict
How Iran's 'hybrid attack' network could strike Israelis in Europe
Tehran has been recruiting criminals to strike Israeli and Jewish targets
1,000 stolen mobile phones seized at Heathrow as police target Algerian market
Police have tracked many devices stolen in London to Algeria
US plan to deport migrants to Libya 'will put them in extreme danger'
Influx of migrants would also destabilise fragile nation, report says
Two Afghans jailed over migrant boat crossing that killed woman and child
Favourable weather has led to an increase in smuggling of people across English Channel, figures show
Liverpool victory parade accused appears in court
Paul Doyle, 53, has been charged with seven offences relating to the incident that left 79 people injured
UK abandons 'pick-and-mix' approach to international law
Chief legal adviser says following the rules is in Britain's interest
Triathlon set for $65m boost as events organiser looks to expand in Middle East
Supertri's events in the region feature Olympic gold medal winners such as Jonny Brownlee
UK losing skills to deliver net zero as energy workers head to Dubai
Report finds two thirds of UK energy companies plan increase in staff levels overseas
