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Zelensky and Burnham set to meet in Downing Street
The prime minister is urging international partners to increase their support for Ukraine after criticism of Zelensky by Trump, as Zelensky and Burnham prepare to meet in Downing Street.
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Trump removes Kimberly Guilfoyle as US ambassador to Greece
Donald Trump has removed Kimberly Guilfoyle from her post as US ambassador to Greece following corruption allegations, which she has denied as false.
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MI5 chief says Russia tried to interfere in Brexit referendum but had little impact
The MI5 chief has said Russia attempted to interfere with the 2016 Brexit referendum, but that the effort had little impact. The comments follow remar...
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Key races and issues set to shape Trump’s final two years in office
The US midterm elections will be shaped by polling, closely fought races and major political issues, with the outcome expected to influence Donald Tru...
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Trump announces Russia diesel deal and Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire ahead of midterms
Donald Trump has announced a diesel agreement with Russia and an energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, weeks before crucial US midterm election...
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Government expands police support to people in public life beyond MPs
The government is widening police support to cover people involved in public life who are not MPs. Shabana Mahmood said existing protection was insuff...
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Immigration agents search home of Democratic congresswoman Ilhan Omar
Immigration agents searched the home of Democratic US congresswoman Ilhan Omar, an outspoken critic of President Donald Trump. The supplied material g...
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Trump faces bipartisan criticism over plans to import Russian diesel
Plans to import diesel from Russia have prompted criticism from both Republican and Democratic lawmakers, with the announcement coming weeks before th...
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Burnham to tell MPs closer EU ties should not be rejected
Burnham is expected to tell the Commons that refusing closer ties with the European Union would be a dereliction of duty, arguing that a new deal coul...
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Monday papers focus on tax rises and Russia-Ukraine war
The front pages are led by warnings that tax increases may be needed to address a reported £35bn gap, alongside coverage of the Russia-Ukraine war and...
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US ranchers face rising costs as midterm elections approach
Ranchers in states that supported Donald Trump say they are under growing financial pressure, while their political loyalty is being tested ahead of c...
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Iran war poses risks to Healey’s Budget plans, IFS warns
The Institute for Fiscal Studies has warned that the impact of the war involving Iran could create significant risks for the Government’s spending pla...
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Reform proposes suspending asylum system for a parliamentary term
Reform would reject all asylum applications and cancel existing claims if it entered government, with claimants designated for deportation under the p...
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Prime minister says Russia interfered with Brexit vote
The prime minister has said it is clear that Russia interfered with the Brexit vote, arguing that voters were not sufficiently informed about attempts...
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DUP MP says party could help remove Michelle O’Neill as first minister
DUP MP Carla Lockhart says unionist voters are angry with Northern Ireland First Minister Michelle O’Neill over her role in the Garvaghy Road protests...
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Streeting says UK does not support Trump’s Russia diesel deal
The defence secretary says the UK does not support a diesel deal involving Donald Trump and Russia, and argues that the US and its allies should incre...
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US Justice Department investigates TV networks over Trump coverage
The US Justice Department is investigating television networks over coverage involving Donald Trump after the White House blocked access for CNN, MS N...
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MPs seek to overturn police immunity ruling in misconduct cases
MPs are seeking to change a ruling that prevents police forces from being sued for certain failings, including cases involving fabricated evidence, di...