Articles
UK urged to cut migrant hotel stays to free up overseas aid budget
In letter activists and refugee charities highlight that 20 per cent of foreign aid is spent on accommodation and tell Prime Minister to change course
British military uses radio waves to defeat mass drone attack
Ministry of Defence has announced that a frequency wave device can fend off swarms of more than 100 kamikaze drones
Sudan divisions gaping as UK hosts summit two years since civil war outbreak
Leading Sudanese politician tells The National country faces permanent discord unless diplomatic solution is found
British Steel takeover sets up race against time to reverse Chinese shutdown
Emergency legislation allows state to seize operational control and demonstrates UK's need for new industrial policy
What cards can UK play as frustration with Israel deepens?
British government 'very seriously considering' recognition of Palestine and sanctions on far-right Israeli cabinet members
Iran could build a nuclear missile within six months, experts warn
Stockpile of uranium enriched to 60 per cent means weapon is well within Tehran's reach
English football regulator bid 'poses risk for Premier League's future'
But UK sports minister tells The National that 'light-touch' regulator will be good for all fans
UK summit targets Kurdish people-smuggler bosses
Prime Minister Keir Starmer hosts first international conference to tackle 'global security threat' of illegal immigration
Boss of UK Prevent anti-extremism unit quits over Taylor Swift dance class murders
Organisation failed to pick up killer's threat despite Axel Rudakubana being referred to it three times
Laser weapons fast-tracked for UK warships as economic growth forecast halved
Chancellor Rachel Reeves to use development cash to boost defence
Britain urged to join allies in pulling out of landmine treaty
Former defence secretary calls cluster munition accords ‘outdated’ when Europe faces new threat
Terror police investigate Heathrow 'sabotage'
Suspicion falls on Russia over electricity substation blaze that shut down all five London terminals
MPs vent at Lammy for failure to censure Israel for crossing ‘red line’
Foreign Secretary comes under fire for softening statement that Israel had breached international law
Is Europe’s ‘Coalition of the Willing’ force up to the job in Ukraine’s war?
Infantry battalions, tank, artillery, missiles, fighters and warships will all be needed to deter future Russian attacks, experts tell The National
G7 preparing new Russian sanctions fearing ceasefire failure
Countries condemn Moscow’s mixed signals in its response to Ukraine ceasefire proposal