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When it comes to packing your hand luggage, there are plenty of items you need to be careful with in order to make it through airport security

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1 week ago New Covid variant 'evades antibodies' and is 'potentially emerging' says World Health Organisation

UK Health Security Agency has restated Covid advice including 'wearing masks' if you get it

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3 w. ago Students heading to university warned about key scams targeting young adults

Finance experts said it was crucial students remained vigilant when it came to their safety and security, including protecting themselves from scams.

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3 w. ago Putin's attempts to grind down Ukraine will fail, Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper vows

In her first major interview, new Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper tells The Mirror letting Russian aggression go unchecked harms security across Europe, including at home in Britain

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4 w. ago Chelsea expect heavy fine after being hit with 74 charges related to FA agent regulations

Charges relate to Roman Abramovich eraCurrent owners self-reported their findingsChelsea are expecting to be hit with a substantial financial sanction for transfer misdemeanours, after the Football Association charged them with 74 breaches of its rules relating to the use of football agents.The club have been hit with a lengthy charge sheet after an investigation into transfer activity under the ownership of Roman Abramovich. The club are accused, among other claims, of making undisclosed payments to secure the transfer of players. Deals under the spotlight include those for Eden Hazard, Willian and Samuel Eto’o. Continue reading...

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4 w. ago Israel has replaced Iran as the biggest security threat to the Gulf states | Sanam Vakil

As the US waits on the sidelines, Israel’s actions – as evidenced by the attack on Doha – are becoming increasingly audaciousSanam Vakil is director of Chatham House’s Middle East and North Africa programmeIsrael’s assassination of Hamas negotiators in Doha this week has crossed a line that even its closest Arab partners cannot ignore. Israel has long justified pre-emptive and extraterritorial strikes as necessary for its security. Over the course of two years, in response to the 7 October attacks by Hamas, it has struck at six countries in the region (including Palestine), seeking to eradicate all threats to its security. But hitting the capital of Qatar, a wealthy Gulf monarchy, a security partner and non-Nato ally of the US, and the site of painstaking negotiations between Israel and Hamas at the behest of Washington, is not simply another targeted killing. It represents a fundamental shift where Arab states no longer see Iran as the only principal destabiliser of the region. Tod...

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