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UN eases sanctions to allow Libya to reinvest frozen cash
The Libyan Investment Authority wants to preserve the value of its $70 billion worth of assets
Three ‘people smugglers’ arrested in Iraq in operation with UK officers
The arrests come after a deal allowing British law enforcement to work in Iraq
Dozens in Syria killed by landmines as families return home
Millions of mines and unexploded munitions remain in the country after end of civil war
Iraqi PM to discuss illegal migration returns deal on UK visit
Plan to deport Iraqis in the UK illegally will be on the table during talks with Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his government
UK introduces sanctions to cut supply chains feeding people smugglers
Trafficking poses significant challenges to global security, British government says
UK Athletics charged with manslaughter over death of UAE Paralympian
The 36-year-old athlete was hit on the head when a metal throwing cage collapsed while he was training in London in 2017
Why the solar power stations of the future could be based in space
A breakthrough in how to reliably send electricity back to Earth could prove revolutionary for renewable energy growth
Small boat crossings up 20% in 2024 despite UK pledge to smash gangs
Almost 35,500 asylum seekers have made the journey this year, with a late surge as weather improved
London's phone theft hotspots revealed as crime hits 'epidemic' level
Thieves on electric bikes often silently swoop on unsuspecting victims
Asian countries set to propel world economy to double in size to $221 trillion by 2039
India will become third-largest economy but China will not overtake the US as world's largest in the forecast period, Centre for Economics and Business Research predicts
Finns suspect Russian shadow fleet tanker sabotaged power cable
Police say they boarded the Eagle S after it sailed near the cable, which was shared by Finland and Estonia
King Charles says his thoughts are with those suffering 'devastating' effects of war in Middle East
Monarch also spoke of 'pride' at how communities responded to riots where mosques were targeted
Pope Francis calls for aid to Gaza where humanitarian situation is 'extremely grave'
The pontiff made the plea in his Christmas Day address at St Peter's Basilica
Five men convicted for attacks on Israeli football fans in Amsterdam
Court finds them guilty of crimes including kicking fans and inciting violence
Ultra-rare Richard Mille watches the most stolen in UK
The scarcity of the luxury watches makes them a target for thieves as London struggles with high-value crime