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The status of Britain’s Cypriot military bases is not up for negotiation, the Armed Forces minister has told The Telegraph.

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Arsenal have made a false start to the Premier League run-in. A defeat is bad enough, but the performance was almost more ...

Baroness Falkner says women and equalities minister is blocking single-sex spaces guidance for fear of ‘alienating activist ...

Sir Keir Starmer has lied to the public by pretending Britain is ready to defend itself in a war, Kemi Badenoch has said. The ...

Police arrested more than 200 people for allegedly voicing their support for the banned group Palestine Action on Saturday. The arrests began shortly after hundreds gathered in Trafalgar Square to ...

In a blistering attack, the Tory leader said Labour’s defence policy was a “national scandal”, adding Sir Keir was “politically unprepared” for the war in Iran because he was distracted by Labour’s ...