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Former defence secretary calls cluster munition accords ‘outdated’ when Europe faces new threat
Suspicion falls on Russia over electricity substation blaze that shut down all five London terminals
Foreign Secretary comes under fire for softening statement that Israel had breached international law
Infantry battalions, tank, artillery, missiles, fighters and warships will all be needed to deter future Russian attacks, experts tell The National
Countries condemn Moscow’s mixed signals in its response to Ukraine ceasefire proposal
Russian leader has no incentive to accept Washington’s ceasefire while his forces push deeper into Ukraine
Government adviser calls for tighter legislation after inquiry into Southport murders
Key British figures also played a crucial role in helping get Kyiv and US to come to agreement, The National can disclose
Foreign Minister Asaad Al Shibani expected at annual pledging conference for Syria in Brussels
Peers tell The National of their dismay at having places hitherto conferred by birthright replaced by prime ministerial appointees
Defending Europe without US support means boosting spending especially on new equipment, which already represents one third of defence budgets
Gen Valeriy Zaluzhny tells London conference that Nato could cease to exist if US withdraws support
The decision follows a similar move by the EU, with the removal of restrictions on energy, banking and reconstruction
Government says foreign influence legislation will mean ‘criminal proxies’ operating for Tehran regime can be jailed
One-month truce would halt air and maritime operations and attacks on energy infrastructure, French leader says