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Starmer appears on Bangladeshi TV after illegal migrant comments spark backlash
Labour leader faces backlash from community after using Bangladesh as an example of a safe country to which asylum seekers could be returned
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India deploys anti-smuggling beehives on Bangladesh border
Authorities said measures in West Bengal designed to deter various criminal activities
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Death toll in Bangladesh’s worst-ever dengue outbreak passes 1,000
Experts blame the climate crisis and El Nino-driven weather patterns for the surge in infections
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Hate the crowds? Use our tool to find countries with the fewest tourists
On World Tourism Day, we unearth the most oversubscribed countries on the planet – and those struggling to attract visitors
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As extreme heat and wildfires hit Europe, experts look to Bangladesh for climate change advice
The South Asian country is on the front line of climate change – yet it leads the way in learning how to live with it
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Moz Hossain: ‘London isn’t safe. I know about criminal gangs inside out – and how to tackle them’
The Tory candidate for the capital's mayor believes that his experience as a KC, and his humble background, are key to ousting Sadiq Khan
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Ukraine: The Latest - How the Chernobyl disaster changed Ukraine forever
Every weekday the Telegraph's top journalists analyse the Russian invasion of Ukraine from all angles and tell you what you need to know
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Ukraine: The Latest - What South Asia makes of the war in Europe
Every weekday the Telegraph's top journalists analyse the Russian invasion of Ukraine from all angles and tell you what you need to know
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Meet the all-female ‘disease detectives’ revitalising their nation’s health
Around 50,000 women provide door-to-door ‘last mile’ services in Bangladesh’s rural areas and slums
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King Charles suffers fashion faux pas
His Majesty and the Queen were praised for being in touch with multicultural Britain as they met London’s Bangladeshi community
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Warning over raw date juice after Nipah death
Bangladeshi woman believed to have contracted virus after drinking fruit juice contaminated by infected fruit bats
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At least 12 refugees die on boat stranded at sea without food or water
UN warns that, without a rescue operation, many more could die on board the vessel, which is adrift on the Indian Ocean
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Monkey business: Puppy becomes a macaque's best friend
Primate takes dog under its wing in Dhaka, Bangladesh - before carrying it into the treetops
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Why lead poisoning is not yet confined to the history books
The UK has virtually eradicated fatalities in children, but the global outlook paints a darker picture
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Britain opens the door to climate change reparations for poorer nations
No 10 could be forced to pay out aid cash to countries hit by global warming disasters
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At least 130 dead as floods swamp Bangladesh and India
Witnesses have described bodies floating through entirely submerged villages, amid the worst flooding in a century
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How climate change could trigger surge in domestic violence
Cambridge University study finds rise in sexual, emotional and physical violence against women following storms, heatwaves and wildfires
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Asian online content farms fuelling trucker protests in Canada and the US
A Facebook ground run by a company in Bangladesh attracted tens of thousands of members before it was shut down
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Konnie Huq: ‘In our T-shirts and jeans, we looked like we’d arrived from outer space’
A trip to Bangladesh in her teens brought the presenter and Blue Peter veteran closer to her family roots
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Pictured: Home to a million people
Incredible drone photograph of the Kutupalong refugee camp
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‘Diaries are boring!’: Joy Crookes on making pop out of sex, London buses and a love of The Clash
The Lambeth native, who was among the ‘Sounds of 2020’, talks about supporting Harry Styles and being the only Irish-Bangladeshi star about
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Politically stable with a growing economy – so why are so many Bangladeshis fleeing to Europe?
Thousands put their lives in the hands of traffickers to make the treacherous crossing to the continent
