How to stop Labour stealing our lunch on Europe
At the last general election, hustings for the Chelsea & Fulham seat were like no other. Eventual Labour winner Ben Coleman, incumbent Tory minister Greg Hands and I were all trying to ‘out-Europe’ each other on a church…
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Wes Streeting did not wear skirt to remembrance ceremony
They were shared tens of thousands of times on Facebook and Instagram alongside captions criticising Mr Streeting for dressing this way for “such an important occasion”. But Mr Streeting did not wear a skirt, or hold a…
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Farage was guest on Brand podcast after sexual assault investigation began
The Reform UK leader has criticised Labour for "cosying up to" and "promoting" Brand a decade ago, after the comedian was sentenced this week to more than 10 years in prison for rape and sexual assault. It has now…
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‘Blind spot’ no longer: Austria targets Russian espionage with new law
But espionage targeting other countries or international organizations is not covered in the same way, a loophole the government now wants to close. The proposed legislation would introduce prison sentences of up to five…
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Trump’s snubbed COP — but he’s on everyone’s lips
More so ironically — perversely — than Putin in Ukraine. President Trump has got Putin off the hook.” The rhetoric on display in Turkey has not gone unnoticed in Washington, which has not sent a delegation to COP31. The…
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AI-generated video of England flag hung on building works shared online
The clip has been shared on Facebook with the caption: “Do you support our hardworking British builders?” A voice in the video can be heard saying: “Look at the lads on this building site today. They have just hung a…
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Binyamin Jayson: Why are the Liberal Democrats so rarely described as populist?
Perhaps the Liberal Democrats don’t fit the conventional definition of a populist party. But that doesn’t mean they are immune to its methods. The party often seems to operate beneath the surface of British politics.…
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Zelenskyy demands Europe become ‘regular part’ of Ukraine talks
“I expect the Russian government and the Russian president to finally agree to these joint talks,” Merz said. “We will also discuss who, if necessary, will represent the European Union. But that is a matter we will…
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Ukraine meldet erneut Einschränkungen bei Starlink
Er sei sich nicht einmal sicher, ob es eine solche Drosselung überhaupt gegeben habe. Kiew drängt unterdessen auf rasche Gespräche über eine Verlängerung seines Starshield-Vertrags, der Mitte 2027 ausläuft, erklärte ein…
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Feijóo wants to run Spain like a CEO. Not easy with far-right Vox on the board.
He didn’t resign until a year later. Alberto Ibáñez, member of parliament for the leftist Valencian party Compromís, said that the PP “is in no position to lecture anyone on public ethics.” The conservative party “is…
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