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UK Must 'Wake Up' To China Threat, Says Ex-Chief Of MI6
Britain must "wake up" to the challenges China presents to global security, a former head of MI6 has said, as questions have been raised over the UK's ability to respond to threats.
Defiant Army Chief Says 'We Can Stand Up To Putin'
UK military 'completely credible' to lead Nato forces if Russia attacks an ally
'Get It Done': Sunak Under Pressure From Both Sides Of Brexit Debate On Protocol
Rishi Sunak is under pressure from a divided Tory party over the Northern Ireland protocol, with Brexiteers urging him to defy the EU and moderates asking him to sign a compromise deal.
Brexit Harming Investment In The UK, Admits Minister
A cabinet minister has admitted that Brexit has harmed investment in the UK by creating new barriers to doing business.
Britain Rehearsing Economic Fallout Scenarios If China Invades Taiwan
Whitehall officials have drawn up a series of scenarios about the economic fallout that could follow if China were to invade Taiwan, sources have told the Guardian.
Beijing Could Use Police Cameras To Spy On Britain, Warns Watchdog
‘Major security concerns’ over equipment supplied by Chinese companies
Should Annual MOT Be Abandoned?
WITHIN the next 10 days a Domestic and Economy Strategy Group could determine whether or not the MOT annual certificate regime should be abandoned in favour of a two-year test scheme as a way Government Ministers could help drivers save money.
Why Would The Government Need A Hot Pink Photo Booth?
On the one hand, it is possible to become weary of the endless rage about apparently decadent spending by government ministers.
How Social Media Rumours Fuelled A Riot In Merseyside
A video of a teenage girl being harassed was shared before far-right activists clashed with police, Lizzie Dearden writes
Spy Balloons Over UK Will Be Shot Down, Says Sunak
PM vows to do whatever it takes' to protect airspace
Sunak 'Unaware' Gove Was At Meeting To Discuss Brexit
Rishi Sunak did not know Michael Gove was attending a private meeting of former Leave and Remain chiefs to discuss Brexit, Downing Street has said. The prime minister's spokesperson said Mr Sunak had become aware of the cabinet minister's attendance at the talks when he read about it in the Sunday newspapers.
Brexit Costing Households £1,000, Says Bank Official
Business investment 'stopped in its tracks' by EU exit
Is It Too Late For The Tories To Win Back The Business Vote?
Sean O'Grady asks if it really matters what companies think
Putin Withdraws Wagner Troops As He 'Fears Coup
Raw recruits will replace mercenaries
Desperation In Idlib As Earthquake Compounds Syria's Crises
We were asleep when the earthquake struck - I thought it was an airstrike so I ran outside," said Mohammed Hadi, weeping gently as he clutched his baby daughter.
UN: World Sleepwalking Into Wider War In Ukraine
The UN secretary general has said he fears the world is "sleepwalking into a wider war" in Ukraine.
Once Again, The Grammys Have Hit The Wrong Note
The world wanted a Beyoncé vs Adele rematch but instead we got the upset of the century in the form of Harry Styles with his truly baffling win. Enough, writes Mark Beaumont
Eating Disorder Patients Are Dying As They Wait For Care
Thousands with treatable conditions missing out on therapy
Sturgeon's Tax Return Challenge To PM
FIRST Minister Nicola Sturgeon has published her tax returns – piling pressure on the Prime Minister to do the same.
Russia Is Assembling Troops For Major Offensive, Ukraine Warns
Russian forces are attempting to tie down Ukrainian forces with fighting in the eastern Donbas region as Moscow assembles additional troops there for an expected offensive in the coming weeks, perhaps targeting the Luhansk region, Ukraine has said.
China Says US Shooting Down Its Balloon Will Harm Relations
China has accused the US of an overreaction” and the indiscriminate use of military force” in shooting down a Chinese balloon that traversed US airspace, saying the move has damaged bilateral relations.
Fears Grow Of Escalation As Israeli Forces Kill Armed Palestinians In Jericho
Israeli forces say they have killed several armed fighters during an army raid in the occupied West Bank city of Jericho, the latest violence in a period of escalating tensions that has sparked fears of a third intifada, or Palestinian uprising.
PM Accused Of Delusion Over NHS Pay As Thousands Strike
A health union leader has described Rishi Sunak as deluded for suggesting that NHS staff should abandon their campaign to secure a bigger pay rise this year.
Beyoncé Breaks Record For The Most Grammy Wins With Her 32nd
The singer Beyoncé became the most awarded artist in the history of the Grammys yesterday, winning her 32nd prize at a star-studded ceremony in Los Angeles.
Truss Shows No Remorse For Crashing The Economy As She Clings To Her Alternative Reality
It wouldn't have been many people's idea of fun to have their demise spread over a 4,000-word essay in the Sunday Telegraph. Even fewer would choose to double down by giving a TV interview to the Spectator's Katy Balls and Fraser Nelson the day after. But Liz Truss has often taken the road less travelled.
If Sunak Doesn't Start Listening To Us, It'll Be The End Of The NHS
NURSES on the picket line had one goal in mind yesterday – save the NHS.
The Nurses' Case Is Overwhelming. Do The Right Thing Rishi
YESTERDAY was the worst day yet in the nurses’ pay dispute. It wasn’t just that they were on strike again although that is bad enough but that they were joined by ambulance drivers.
Price War Boost For Home Loans After Interest Rise
Mortgage costs have fallen despite a hike in interest rates thanks to a "fierce price war" between lenders.
Interest Rates Go Up Again In Inflation Fight
THE Bank of England has raised interest rates for the tenth time in a row, lumping further pressure on mortgage borrowers.
Peace? Putin Will Wage War To End
Russia set to escalate conflict