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BBC boss fears cuts to World Service will give rise to propaganda
Boss urges UK government to provide investment and ensure the world continues to have a 'trusted' news service
From Syria to Calais to Britain (in a suitcase): Powerful portraits of refugees
Artist Es Devlin's exhibition draws on the inspirational odysseys of strangers to the UK's shores
EU roll-out of biometric travel checks postponed indefinitely
Germany, France and the Netherlands fear there will be passenger delays and say computers are not ready
Gaza lecturer reunited with family in UK recounts ordeal
Council for At-Risk Academics brought Amani Ahmed's family to Britain after heavy bombing damaged their home
Nobel Prize for medicine awarded for 'worm' gene breakthrough
US scientists recognised for physiology research involving tiny worms
What living near an airport really does to your sleep
Breakthrough study using sleep-tracking devices measured the disruptive impact of jets flying often mere metres above the rooftops next to London's Heathrow Airport
Newborns screened for 200 curable genetic conditions in world-leading UK research
The NHS is conducting a study to help save thousands of lives
Foreign hackers suspected of capturing data from Dutch police officers
Names of about 65,000 police officers were stolen in the cyberattack
Rogue lawyer admits fraud after exploiting Iraqi complaints against UK veterans
Former human rights figure had filed lawsuits on behalf of Iraqis accusing British troops of torture and murder
UK universities call for first fee increase in a generation amid 'volatile' demand
Advocacy group Universities UK wants urgent review of international student visa restrictions and immigration costs
Middle East crisis focus for UK Conservative Party leadership contestants
Former foreign secretary James Cleverly said Israel must act with 'professionalism and restraint'
Syrian man arrested after dozens injured in arson attacks in Germany
Two apartment blocks were set on fire and a van was rammed into shops
Government considers new definition of Islamophobia over fears for UK equality laws
Faith Minister Lord Khan concerned free speech may be impinged by current interpretation
Up to 50 migrants presumed dead after boat capsizes off Canary Islands
Shipwreck could be worst tragedy in crossings from Africa to the Canaries in 30 years, with up to 50 people still missing and nine confirmed dead
UK universities face financial crisis from foreign student shortfall
Visa changes could leave almost half of universities struggling without higher fees from overseas students