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Trump gives Ukraine green light to build Patriot missiles
Licensed manufacturing under strict US oversight will shorten supply lines, boost Kyiv's defence industry and deepen military ties
Minister Falconer ends two-year struggle defending Labour’s Israel policy
Middle East minister and defender of government stance hopes for seat in Burnham's cabinet
Trump and Meloni set for Nato showdown over defence spending
Italy's cancelled American arms deals and refusal to open key airbases during Iran conflict has raised summit temperature
UK and France to launch mission to secure Strait of Hormuz within days
Defence sources say multinational force will remove Iranian mines and escort ships through waterway
Europe's race to rearm outpaced by the future of war
Billions spent on defence but Ukraine's battlefield innovations expose slow procurement and risk of preparing for yesterday's war
Andy Burnham takes politics to Reddit for public scrutiny
UK's probable next prime minister embraces 'Ask Me Anything' culture
Britain's £15bn defence reset prepares for age of robot warfare
Soldiers to fight alongside drone combat teams as new defence missiles are prioritised
Drones replace destroyers as Britain quietly retreats from global military role
UK abandons new generation of destroyers and signals shift of focus from Indo-Pacific to Arctic
Burnham's sets out Manchester blueprint for UK leadership
Britain's expected next prime minister unveils 10-year plan to boost growth
Mapping Russia's call to Xbox warriors to wage its Ukraine drone offensive
Moscow recruits 165,000-strong force using console skills in aerial duels
‘Red Status. Possible incoming’: Kuwaiti colonel recalls longest five minutes
Air defence officer describes frantic opening moments of Iran attacks
Is Al Carns the man to take on Andy Burnham in Labour leadership race?
Former Royal Marines officer refuses to rule out challenging favourite for top job
Will Burnham appoint 10th foreign secretary since Brexit?
With race to Downing Street all but avoided, Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper is among those jockeying for position
The team behind a potential Andy Burnham premiership
With by-election victory setting him on path to Downing Street, Burnham assembles unit to deliver in government
Special reportBrexit 10 years later: did Britain get what it voted for?
Leaving the EU was sold as an opportunity for sovereignty, free trade and greater border control but, a decade later, the nation remains divided on the outcome
