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Chief minister expressed satisfaction over becoming of an expatriate Pakistani Muslim

Lords amendments to the European Union (Withdrawal) Bill have been criticized by the government

Benjamin Netanyahu steps up pressure on United States to pull out of 2015 nuclear deal with Iran

His father moved to Britain from Pakistan and worked as a bus driver in Bristol

PM led a protest rally in London on arrival of Narrendra Modi to attend the Commonwealth summit

Trump's July trip is set to be a working visit

Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and their son will travel home to Kensington Palace

A panel heard how notes had been found two weeks prior to the suicide, which possibly indicated suicidal thoughts

Names Albert, Arthur and Fred are on the list

While the lady sent pictures of her daughter's 'rapidly deteriorating state' to friends, she didn't call doctors

Accusations came as diplomats from the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons met in Hague

Premier to highlight Pakistan's transition to a modern and dynamic emerging market

Premier raises issue of discriminatory legislation affecting same-sex couples in an address to Commonwealth leaders

250,000 women were offered free or discounted rent in exchange for sexual favours in UK, investigation claims

Washington and London accuse Moscow of concerted efforts to use social media to interfere with public affairs

Three allies circulate a joint draft resolution at the Security Council calling for unimpeded humanitarian aid

A look at the weapons and platforms used to conduct strikes against Syria after an alleged chemical attack

Allied forces bombard Damascus in response to alleged chemical weapons attack by Syrian regime

Western allies defend bombardment, Trump calls them response to 'crimes of a monster'

Russia says Syrian air defenses intercepted 71 of the 100 missiles fired

British involvement in further military intervention is controversial at home

Shah will be officiated on April 12

It can be deeply tedious being Malala Yousafzai

The exact nature of Philip’s hip problem remains unclear

Expulsions come after Russia demands that Britain further slash its diplomatic presence

Film deals with forced marriages

Here are a few voices highlighting Malala's accolades as an international icon, and her precarious place in Pakistan

Nearly 150 suspected Russian spies have so far been expelled including 23 dispatched by Britain

Haque was found guilty at London’s Old Bailey Court earlier this month of several offences

Foreign official says PESP-II is an effective and meaningful partnership

Captained by Lisa Norman, it will also be the longest Boeing Dreamliner flight in the world

European Council agrees with UK government that highly likely Russia for Salisbury attack

Collins set Zuckerberg a deadline of March 26 to reply

Moustafa may have been wrongly mistaken as another girl

War of words between Moscow and London over poisoning of a former Russian spy escalates

May has blamed Moscow for the attack

Move is hostile and unjustified action, Russia’s embassy in London retorts

Rokhsana Fiaz wants to do away with top-down mayoral system of Sir Robin Wales, who has held office since 2002

British Prime Minister Theresa May says Russia is highly likely to be behind the attack

These dogs are trained to help the blind or partially sighted as well as people with auditory impairments

The service observed full ritual, with holy water from River Jordan poured on actor’s head

Scholarship will be awarded to the best female Chevening candidate each year

Xi Jinping assures openness and profitability for all parties

Groping, harassment, unwanted touching, coercion, sexual assault and rape cases reported in UK universities

Tehran denies seeking nuclear arms and says its missiles are purely defensive and not up for discussion

Umar Ahmed Haque, 25, tried to radicalise scores of children to commit attacks on communities in London, say police

the two sides are now seeking to agree a transition and trade deal

Police say behaviour is 'putting lives at risk by keeping call handlers from answering real emergencies'

Kate is due to give birth to her third child in April

Issue of Ahad Cheema relates less to corruption in question and more to his assumed political affiliation