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Fuelling the fire or checkmate? Russia braced for western missile attack
Biden's go-ahead for advanced missiles to be used on Russian soil for the first time will have significant - and unforeseen - consequences
Mass Russian missile barrage hits Ukraine power plants, killing 10 civilians
More than 200 missiles and drones hit key energy sites as expected winter barrage begins
Britain seeks cash deal with Middle East countries to halt illegal migration
UK looks to follow Italy's example of paying millions to keep people from its shores
Governments play catch-up to rein in social media giants
UK cold-shouldering of Elon Musk now looks like a mistake even as Western states try to regulate companies as powerful as 'nation state' companies
UK's Defence Secretary in Turkey and Saudi Arabia for talks on Middle East tensions
John Healey also looks to build on Britain's 'decades-long' defence ties with the kingdom
Israel's killer drones 'pick off' Gaza's children
Plea to UK government to examine its position under international law after surgeon delivers testimony
Ukraine allies seek weapons surge before Trump presidency begins
UK and France hold talks on how to bolster Kyiv's supplies as winter looms
Sweden drops windfarm plans over threat to missile-detecting radar
Concern over Russia missiles hiding in 'radar clutter' caused by turbines sinks Baltic Sea green energy project
Jonathan Powell appointed UK's national security adviser
Jonathan Powell helped bring peace to Northern Ireland with Tony Blair and is welcomed by leadership as 'an excellent choice'
Europe's leaders call for unity in time for Trump's America
The continent's rulers gather in Hungary to discuss migration and security but next US president and his agenda are focus of summit
How will Donald Trump handle Iran's 'Axis of Resistance'?
The US election winner's previous term could be a rough guide to how Washington will handle regional tensions next year
Dire economic outlook forecast for Israel if war with enemies widens
Government forced to raise taxes after warning of $67 billion hit to economy
UK to take fight against people smugglers to Iraq
Human trafficking from northern France to Britain is now dominated by gangs from Iraqi Kurdistan
Keir Starmer vows to smash 'vile trade' of people smuggling
Britain will use injection of cash and greater co-operation with international intelligence agencies to tackle illegal people traffickers, Interpol conference will hear
Ukraine's new long-range missile brings Kremlin into its sights
Hrim-2 can travel more than 500km, giving Kyiv the ability to launch bombing campaign on Moscow