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'Israel got lucky': More Houthi missiles expected after Ben Gurion attack
Security experts admit Iron Dome defences can be overcome after close call
UK launches radar-jamming drone to help 'protect European security'
StormShroud weapon has been developed using lessons learnt from Ukraine war
Farage brands migrants 'males of fighting age', as Reform makes breakthrough
Populist party secures by-election win and first mayor, with hundreds of council seats expected
British intelligence identified Houthi drone factory ahead of joint US and UK strike
Attack on Yemen first by British jets since Donald Trump intensified Red Sea campaign
Sabotage investigation launched over power blackout that paralysed Spain
Engineering failure, human error and atmospheric conditions all being examined after outage causes national emergency
UK vows two-state solution support as Palestinian PM meets Starmer
UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy refuses to 'give up' on peace process and recognition of Palestinian state
Copper’s looming 'major deficit' threatens clean energy transition
IEA chief Fatih Birol warns that within ten years demand for the critical mineral could outstrip supply
Elections could herald 'sea change' for UK Muslim politics
Poll for local councillors likely to create surge in votes for independent Muslim candidates in northern England
Egypt sets out ambitions to become 'regional energy hub'
Unlocking gas deposits in Eastern Mediterranean will allow country to supply its neighbours, says minister Karim Badawi
Britain lifts Assad-era sanctions in boost for Syria
Defence, financial and energy sectors will all have restrictions lifted, providing opportunity for significant economic growth
IEA warns critical mineral supply is new threat to energy security
Dr Fatih Birol warns concentration of rare minerals in just a few countries is risk to global renewables supply
US and Ukraine relations plunge after Zelenskyy refuses Trump peace plan
Kyiv insists on negotiation while Washington pushes Crimea surrender as condition for peace deal
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