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Salah Hammouri, accused of belonging to a terrorist group, has had his Jerusalem residency revoked.

University's LGBT society criticises plans to open a campus in Qatar in January 2023.

Egypt has a high Caesarean section rate, with doctors accused of using it for cash and convenience.

Shahd says authorities told her to remove breast tissue that grew after she began taking oestrogen.

The tennis coach will hold classes for girls at the controversial Diriyah Tennis Cup in Saudi Arabia.

It is one of only three regions in the world where the virus that causes Aids is still on the rise.

A project between the British Museum and Middlesbrough Museums saw the jar loaned to pupils.

Organisers promised a sustainable World Cup, but daily shuttle flights are generating huge CO2 emissions.

Tartan Army members have made their mark at the tournament despite Scotland's absence.

How a women's business forum is forging trade ties between Israel, the UAE and Bahrain.

The US military says Abu al-Hassan al-Qurayshi was killed by rebels in southern Syria last month.

Wales fans remain upbeat after a first World Cup appearance in 64 years ends at the group stage.

Activists say Mehran Samak was shot by security forces after he honked a car horn as a sign of protest.

It was the first World Cup for many Wales fans and, for good or bad, it won't be forgotten.

Lee Nash says the flag confused people in Qatar as they had never "heard of the place".