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Iran takes steps to halt expansion of enriched uranium stockpile
Conditional offer from Tehran emerges in confidential International Atomic Energy Agency report
Art placed on sanctions enforcement list after works seized from Hezbollah financier
Paintings worth $1.2million were taken from Nazem Ahmad after police said they believed it would have funded crime or terrorism
Minister quits Dutch government over 'racist' reaction to fan attacks
Morocco-born Nora Achahbar resigns after heated cabinet discussion about violence in Amsterdam
Satellite will detect people smugglers and migrants from space
The Amber 2 satellite will also help locate sanctions-busting oil smugglers, drugs trafficking and illegal fishing
Interpol operation to fight human trafficking saves thousands
Arrests across globe as crime-fighting organisation reports rescue of more than 3,000 potential victims
Cybercrime surge sees attack every 39 seconds, says Interpol
Thirty per cent increase in cybercrime in the second quarter of this year alone, with ransomware attacks rising by 70 per cent
Refugees stuck on Diego Garcia island told they can go to UK
Tamils from Sri Lanka were on their way by boat from India to Canada when they were rescued, sparking three-year legal battle
UK to take fight against people smugglers to Iraq
Human trafficking from northern France to Britain is now dominated by gangs from Iraqi Kurdistan
Tamil refugees fled Sri Lanka years ago, but ill-fated voyage has brought them no closer to peace
Asylum seekers were rescued by British navy during failed 22,500km journey - leading to allegations of abuse and a years-long legal battle with the UK
Huge surge in refugee children treated as adults by UK
Child asylum seekers can end up having to share accommodation with adults, leaving them traumatised, campaigners say
The UK suburban homes where bribed Iraqi officials fled corruption fallout
Safa Rabee and Ali Al Khwildi moved into the large properties after giving approval to the 'expropriation' of assets from Iraq Telecom
UK to announce billions worth of investment at London summit
Keir Starmer will host global business leaders in bid kick start growth
Lammy to meet EU foreign ministers to discuss Middle East crisis
UK says talks are start of more regular engagement with Foreign Affairs Council
Christopher Columbus 'was Sephardic Jew from western Europe'
Researchers challenge traditional view that famous explorer was from Italy
King Charles leads tributes to Alex Salmond after politician's death
The monarch praised his devotion to Scotland and 'decades of public service'