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Can Britain really afford to increase defence spending?
Keir Starmer has declared that Europe is \"facing a once-in-a generation moment for the collective security of our continent\".
Path to peace in Ukraine starts with Putin’s finances
Tightening economic pressure on Vladimir Putin is key to bringing the three-year war to an end,
Pragmatism of Slot a potent weapon in Reds' title charge
The business end of a season isn't always the point to parade your principles. Arne Slot has attacking ideals, but a fondness for winning can override idealism.
Germany won't commit to sending troops to Ukraine
Europe split after UK and France pledge boots on ground
Peacekeepers plan means tax rises or spending cuts’
Economists and top brass warn Starmer over Ukraine force
Why Borthwick is putting his faith in a Saints spine
Of all the buzzwords upon which Steve Borthwick likes to lean, the concept of \"cohesion\" is one that the England head coach returns to more than just about any other.
Eighteen hurt after aircraft flips during Toronto landing
A Delta Air Lines plane overturned when it crash-landed at Toronto Pearson Airport yesterday, injuring more than a dozen passengers, including a child.
Reddit 'working on' locking parts of site behind paywall
Online discussion platform Reddit may start putting parts of its site behind a paywall later this year.
MoD faces legal battle over evacuation of Afghan troops
The Ministry of Defence MoD) is embroiled in a legal battle over the evacuation of former Afghan special forces commandos to the UK.
Assassination claims as first openly gay imam shot dead
A prominent figure in the LGBT+ Muslim community has been fatally shot in South Africa, sparking outrage and fears of an assassination.
Badenoch condemned for parroting Trump’ in speech
Kemi Badenoch has sparked cross-party condemnation for using a speech to attack diversity policies and climate activism while European leaders thrash out a strategy to deal with the increasingly unstable global landscape and tackle the threat posed by Russia.
Let young people live and work in EU, urges Khan
Young Britons should be able to live and work in European countries, Sir Sadiq Khan is expected to argue, urging the government to back a youth mobility scheme with the European Union.
Reports of suicide attempts at largest UK asylum camp
Self-harm among hundreds of incidents at dangerous’ centre
British aid worker who lost limbs in Ukraine may have to fund his own prosthetics
A British aid worker who lost his arm and leg in an attack on Ukraine may have to fund his own prosthetics after he was hit by a drone while completing a civilian evacuation on the front line.
Police search for suspect as pub shooting victim named
A woman shot dead at a Kent pub has been named by police as 43-year-old Lisa Smith from Slough.
The Brutalist and Conclave share main spoils at Baftas
Emilia Perez controversy fails to overshadow the event
Ukraine and Europe face exclusion from US-led talks
A senior White House team is heading to Saudi Arabia ahead of possible peace talks on Ukraine amid consternation that the country is being left out of negotiations over its own future.
'Crying' Letby is innocent, claims former nursing boss
A retired head of nursing at Lucy Letby's hospital has said the convicted killer is innocent, describing meetings with the nurse who \"cried in my arms\".
Starmer prepared to send British troops to Ukraine
Sir Keir Starmer has announced he is willing to put British troops \"in harm's way\" on the ground in Ukraine to face down Vladimir Putin's forces.
Zelensky 'trusts Trump' but says US must ‘hear' Ukraine
Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky spoke about his recent phone call with Donald Trump and his stance on a possible peace agreement with Russia during an interview on US television yesterday.
'Something is destroyed inside Palestinians and I'm not sure if it can be healed'
Amani Ahmed left Gaza as war broke out and was apart from family for months. She tells Alex Croft about life in the UK
'I've spent half my life in prison for stealing a phone'
Leroy Douglas begs for freedom, describing his indefinite term as 'cripplingly cruel' as he nears 20 years behind bars
FBI to help find Southport murderer's search history
The FBI and US Department of Justice have agreed to help UK police investigate Southport killer Axel Rudakubana.
'Mourinho would FaceTime me to ask what I'm doing'
Former Man United star Jesse Lingard tells Miguel Delaney about leaving his boyhood club, ‘what might have been’ with England, and how life at FC Seoul has revitalised his career
Spurs edge United in truly low-quality mid-table clash
Towards the end of Tottenham Hotspur’s 1-0 win over Manchester United, with the game still in the balance, both Brennan Johnson and Patrick Dorgu lost theirs.
Lacklustre Liverpool find way past fearless Wolves
For the second time in five days, Liverpool entered stoppage time below their best but 2-1 up.
Major accuses Trump and Vance of 'cuddling' Putin
Sir John Major has accused Donald Trump and his vicepresident JD Vance of \"cuddling\" up to Vladimir Putin as he warned that \"tin-pot\" dictators around the world would be emboldened if the US agrees on a deal that leaves Russia in control of Ukrainian territory.
Tax hikes triggering record low in business confidence
Rachel Reeves is facing a double whammy of economic blows as employers warn of the dire impact of her Budget tax hikes.
Eight years after Hamilton's snub, F1 returns to London
F1 75 Live launches its 2025 season tomorrow - yet the last time the sport was in the capital, its biggest star was absent
Boy, 14, stabbed to death in 'Islamist attack' in Austria
A man has been arrested after a 14-year-old boy was killed and five others injured in a stabbing spree in Austria, which the country's interior minister said was motivated by Islamist extremism.