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Russia’s $400m missile blitz misfires as hypersonic Oreshnik falls short
Two-day assault on Ukraine has raised questions over Moscow’s new $50 million Mach 10 missile
Europe must forge 'strong alliance' with Middle East, urges Tony Blair
Former UK prime minister launches scathing attack on ruling Labour party and leadership issues
Netherlands pushes ahead with bid to deport migrants to countries outside EU
Proposals could lead to failed asylum seekers being sent to Balkans or North Africa
'Heat to kill' laser beam weapons ready to take on Iranian drones
Advanced system could be used to take out Iran's Shahed swarms at a fraction of the cost
Energy giants to face higher UK taxes to pay for removal of food tariffs
Government aims to reduce cost of imported food by raising levies for oil and gas companies
Strait of Hormuz closure triggers double-digit food inflation surge
Food security experts tell UK parliament food price rises now inevitable as energy costs soar
GCC strikes milestone $5bn free-trade deal with UK
Britain signs agreement to open door for significant investment from Gulf
Burnham dominates leadership poll on head-to-head challenge with Starmer
Prime Minister would defeat all contenders but one, survey of Labour members shows
World 'sleepwalking into food crisis' over Strait of Hormuz
Food chains need fertiliser supply restored within weeks to avoid catastrophe, UK Foreign Secretary to say
UK to set out decade of arms spending as Starmer seeks legacy
Defence investment plan expected to contain £18 billion increase in spending to put Britain's military on strong footing
UK rushes low-cost drone interceptor missile into service to defend Gulf states
$20,000 UAV killer mounted on Typhoon jets designed to protect against Iran's Shahed drones
Could Labour eclipse Reform in UK's 'most consequential election'?
Political expert believes Makerfield vote is 'epic test' for Andy Burnham in bid to become prime minister
Will it be third time lucky for 'King of the North' Andy Burnham?
Manchester mayor has twice failed to grab the Labour leadership
Wes Streeting's path from council flat and criminals to aspiring PM
Modernising, articulate communicator who opposed 2003 Iraq invasion would 'die happy' if he became prime minister
Starmer's government on life support as Streeting quits
Labour’s Andy Burnham says he will try to re-enter parliament by standing in upcoming by-election
