Yemen

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A government worker that is part of a combined taskforce tackling COVID-19 coronavirus fumigates a neighbourhood as part of safety precautions, in Yemen's capital Sanaa.

From Armley to Yemen, an aid worker’s journey and Covid-19 SOS – Jonathan Cunlif...

Ordinary families like this are caught up in the refugee crisis in Bangladesh.

Richard Corbett: Small nation that needs our help in refugees crisis

Donald Trump.

US Supreme Court allows full enforcement of Trump travel ban

Jo Cox MP

Two weeks after her death, minister answers Jo Cox's final parliamentary questio...

Family of grandfather who died after assault pay tribute to proud Yorkshireman

David Cameron

Briton held hostage in Yemen freed

Difficult markets to go on, says Aggreko

Saudis and US in Yemen ceasefire hope for aid to millions of civilians

Bill Carmichael: Obama’s idealism is mugged by reality

Mosque suicide bomber attacks leave 137 dead

Armed stand-off  at palace  in Yemen

Outrage at murder in rescue bid

Suicide blasts kill nearly 70 amid volatility in Yemen

British oil worker abducted in Yemen

Brothers plotted to travel for terrorist training, court told

Syria makes an ‘initial declaration’ of chemical weapons

Drone strike kills al-Qaida militants as Yemen stays on high terror alert

American embassy stormed in protest over film

Al-Qaida chief’s drone death hailed

Suicide bomb soldier kills 96 in Yemen military parade carnage
At least 96 soldiers were killed and dozens of others injured when a suicide bomber blew himself up at a military parade drill in Yemen.

Moves to reassure air travellers after al-Qaida bomb plot foiled

Review: Salmon Fishing in the Yemen

Assad warns of ‘iron hand’ in protest response

Underpants bomber admits his attack on flight was for al-Qaida

American al-Qaida cleric killed by US strike in Yemen

9/11 remembered: The new age of uncertainty

Briton killed by car explosion in Aden

Forty Al-Qaida fighters freed in mass breakout

Yemenis celebrate as wounded leader departs for Saudi Arabia

Al-Qaida fingerprint link to US bomb plots

US demands access to three widows of Osama bin Laden
The United States wants access to three widows of Osama bin Laden being held by Pakistani authorities, something that could help to answer questions about whether any officials knew the al-Qaida chief was living in the country, a top American official said.

Neil Doyle: Bin Laden’s network lives on... and there will be reprisals

Defence dilemma

Twelve die in latest Yemen attacks

Torture claims as street unrest spreads across the Middle East

Patrick Mercer: As Libya’s crisis and confusion grows, we face new chaos in the ...

At least six die as Yemen forces open fire on protesting crowds

Britons are urged to flee Yemen by air while they still can

Leader to go as Yemen generals switch sides

Gwynne Dyer: America’s retreat sets scene for Middle East upheaval

Egypt inspires more protests in Middle East

Attempts to blow up cargo planes cost $4,200, says terror group

Suspicious luggage 'was test of airport security'

Move to tighten air cargo security

Plane bomb found only 17 minutes before it was due to detonate

Greece halts airmail as bomb blitz targets European leaders

Stab student 'inspired by al-Qaida'

Christoph Bluth: If we stop flying, then the terrorists have won their battle to...

Plane carrying hidden bomb declared safe in airport search

Explosive devices found on planes 'very sophisticated'

Jayne Dowle: Airport security isn't about consumer choice... it's a matter of li...

Britain halts flights from Yemen in bomb terror alert

Obama warns US of 'credible' jet bomb threat

Stability: Developing states to get cash

Al-Qaida magazine gives tips on killing

Al-Qaida magazine gives tips on killing

Al-Qaida magazine gives tips on killing

'Al-Qaida' group held over attack on UK envoy

'Al-Qaida' group held over attack on UK envoy