Venetia Menzies

Hamas public executions: latest news after Gaza ceasefire

Dozens of suspected collaborators are killed by the militant group after Israeli forces withdraw

An anguished Israeli father whose son’s remains have not been recovered from Gaza says militants are testing the limits of the peace agreement

Prison governor Gillian Walker and her staff at HMP Shotts are on the front line in the wider war against deadly synthetic drugs

Scarlett West, who was trafficked for three years from the age of 14, reveals the failures of police and social services to protect young girls from exploitation

Damage to specialised machinery that produces critical chemicals will ripple in untold ways through the world’s economy

Only water separates Somaliland from the Middle East conflict. Some fear new ties to Israel are bringing it closer

Who is winning the Iran-US war? Under a narrow definition, it’s the US and Israel, but in every meaningful sense, they are not

When the London teenager died in mysterious circumstances, Akbar Shamji rushed to the scene, lied about it and left Britain. Today we explain where he’s been

It seems America’s most expensive property belongs to a Qatari power broker “HBJ” — and the Iran war may be forcing the sale