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Syrian war causes DNA-level changes among refugee children
Biological effects could impact long-term physical and mental health of more than 1,500 children living in Lebanon, study finds
Iran says it is entitled to defend itself after Israeli attacks
The Iranian Foreign Ministry called the attacks 'blatant violation of international law'
Dutch to tighten border and rules for asylum-seekers
Right-wing leader Geert Wilders said the new regime was 'the toughest asylum policy ever'
Putin warns of worsening conflict in Middle East as Brics summit concludes
UN chief calls for 'immediate ceasefire' in Gaza during address to leaders of emerging economies at summit in Russia
London's Airbnb crimewave exposed
Rentals can create opportunities for crime rather than damage communities
Flights grounded by 'suspicious vehicle' at Birmingham Airport
Passengers with departures from central England urged to contact airlines
Euclid space telescope sends 'stunning' first image for map of universe
Euclid project to create the largest three-dimensional map of the universe yet made
Plant vaccines could secure global food supplies and beat climate hazards
Induced resistance triggers a plant’s immune system
Former first minister of Scotland Alex Salmond dies
Veteran politician fell ill during a visit to North Macedonia
Dubai police arrest one of Ireland's most wanted fugitives in murder case
The 38-year-old is wanted in Ireland on charges that include being the leader of an organised criminal gang
Volodymyr Zelenskyy demands greater military support in UK meeting
There have been discussions in the UK about whether Ukraine could fire Storm Shadow missiles at targets in Russia
Guterres appoints ‘Naked Diplomat’ writer as UN humanitarian chief
New OCHA undersecretary general is an 'internationally recognised communicator', world body says
UK stressing de-escalation in Gaza and Lebanon during Bahrain and Jordan trip
David Lammy highlights the importance of working with regional partners
Islamophobic attacks reach 10-year high in UK
Jewish charity also records rise in anti-Semitic incidents
One in three people globally live with threat of floods
More than 2.7 billion people live in vulnerable areas with the Middle East and South Asia most at risk, Moody’s research found