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How Palestine Action prepares activists for protests against Gaza war
Court case papers show 'foot soldiers' are told about targets by group at last minute
Pro-Houthi hacker who attacked thousands of websites from UK home is jailed
Al Tahery Al Mashriky linked to Yemen Cyber Army
UK plans to use AI to determine ages of child asylum seekers
Britain wants to use technology as 'cost-effective' fix for problems in asylum system
Matching purple Lamborghinis among 70 uninsured supercars seized in London
Crackdown in Kensington and Chelsea snares driver who had been in UK for two hours
Saudi TV crew covering London crimewave has camera stolen
Team was filming on Oxford Street when man casually made off with piece of equipment
Half of arrested Palestine Action supporters over 60 as defiance against UK government widens
Hundreds rally against Britain's designation of group as terrorist organisation
Funeral of Saudi student stabbed to death in Cambridge takes place in Makkah
Mohammed Alqassem's family have called for greater security from schools and universities in Britain
Huge police operation in London for weekend of pro-Palestine demos
Officers also face protests outside hotels housing migrants
Saudi student's family pay emotional visit to Cambridge street where he died
Mohammed Alqassem's father and cousins tell The National of their shock
Passing doctors tried to save life of Saudi student stabbed in UK
Man is charged with murdering Mohammed Alqassem, who died at the scene
Family of Saudi student killed in Cambridge prepare to take body home
Mohammed Alqassem's uncle doubles down on criticism of 'lawlessness' in UK
UK ready to return migrants to France as 'one-in, one-out' deal comes into force
Detentions set to begin under agreement that aims to deter English Channel crossings on small boats
UK to recruit hundreds of officers to smash Kurdish smuggling gangs
New funds will boost the National Crime Agency's work in Iraq's semi-autonomous Kurdish region
Family of Saudi student stabbed to death says UK is not safe for visitors
Police believe Mohammed Alqassem, who attended a Cambridge language school, suffered 'unprovoked attack'
UK on edge as protests build outside all-male migrant hotels
Resentment over accommodation used by asylum seekers increasing in communities
