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'Vibes aren't enough': Burnham challenged over how to pay for UK defence
At his first PMQs, new Prime Minister refuses to commit to welfare cuts or further tax rises to pay for increased spending
Ex-CIA chief David Petraeus warns US has technology but no strategy to win wars
Petraeus, also former US army commander, condemns America's withdrawal from Afghanistan during speech in London
UK signals imminent sanctions on occupied West Bank businesses
Foreign Secretary gives strongest indication yet that UK will target companies linked to Israeli settlements
Keir Starmer to 'focus on international affairs' after standing down as MP
Former UK prime minister had previously suggested he would stay on in House of Commons
UK lacks defences and leadership to see off a war, former minister warns
Tobias Ellwood discloses he flew small plane over navy's warships unchallenged
Britain urged to work with Arab allies to confront Iran
Expert attacks years of 'masterly inactivity' by British government in tackling Tehran threat
Counting the cost of Europe’s summer of fire, drought and lost harvests
Record heat is hitting farmers, businesses and human health as a continent built for a cooler climate struggles to adapt
Nigel Farage shuns by-election results as Count Binface wins quarter of votes
Reform leader regains seat but refuses to attend results announcement, leaving satirical challenger to lead candidates on stage
Salvage team board stricken tanker as oil slick hits Oman coast
International team races to stabilise vessel and tackle spill threatening protected marine habitat
Farage tests mettle against Binface, the ultimate migrant
Right-wing Reform leader faces a colourful cast of 33 candidates after mainstream parties withdraw
How Houthis gained enough firepower to be major military force
Iran's input on ballistic missiles and long-range drones sees rebels evolve into highly capable military
Will Burnham bounce and Count Binface challenge trash Nigel Farage's political fortunes?
Reform UK leader blunted by new UK Prime Minister and election contest with 'intergalactic warrior'
Iranian plan to impose tolls risks 'shattering' rules of global trade
Allowing Tehran to charge ships for safe passage sets dangerous precedent, maritime experts warn
Eight UK charities investigated over alleged funding of illegal Israeli settlements
Formal inquiry launched after £28m allegedly channelled to occupied West Bank
UK's Number 10 North to be new destination for world leaders
Dignitaries may soon be welcomed in Manchester after Downing Street confirms new leader's plan
