Molly Blackall

Charles celebrated 'selfless' efforts of healthcare workers after a year in which both he and the Princess of Wales were treated for cancer

More than 30,000 people have crossed the Channel so far this year, including women and children

Risk of all-out war may not be imminent, but MPs and defence insiders have urged the Government to bolster military capabilities

More than 2,500 children made the journey unaccompanied this year

The work included furniture removal and disposal, heat treatment and the use of sniffer dogs, according to an FOI

Former head of the army warned that war would be a 'whole-of-nation undertaking' - so what does that mean for the NHS?

A senior Foreign Office official said the UK had 'lost expertise and capability' in dealing with state threats

A ceasefire is due to be enforced at 8.30am local time on Sunday morning - but bombing has escalated since the deal was first announced

Bombs could detonate as the rubble is cleared when thousands of people return to their home after the ceasefire, munitions experts have warned

A weakened and wounded Iran that now faces a Trump presidency will be forced to rethink its approach to security