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Prosecutor says there are grounds to believe Prime Minister and former defence minister oversaw attacks on civilians
The protest over a tax hike is the culmination of an agricultural industry in crisis
Alastair King hosts Chancellor Rachel Reeves on Thursday for the launch of reforms to unleash investment billions
Its multi-front war in Gaza and Lebanon and settler activities in the West Bank are changing views across the continent
With the chance of a less co-operative president in the White House next year, Europe needs to bolster its defences by creating its own central intelligence agency
A concessions-based diplomatic policy means the UK might end up shying away from openly pursuing its own interests
New leaders will need to ensure that their vision fits with the changing times, not the other way round
The Prime Minister promises to make Britain an attractive investment destination again, but he faces many hurdles
Chancellor Rachel Reeves reveals companies pledged £63bn of investment in Britain at summit on Monday
Two candidates remain hopeful of replacing Rishi Sunak
As he reshuffles his staff, now is the time to sharpen his administration’s strategy for the region
The Conservative Party says Downing Street is in 'chaos' as British Prime Minister makes five changes to his team
As war in Gaza and now Lebanon sees Israel paying a hefty diplomatic price, our correspondents look at the impact in the region and beyond
A train journey to the Tory conference in Birmingham reveals the party of government to be in an uncomfortable place
Hamish Falconer tells The National event that attacks in Lebanon can result in further escalation