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Electricity in the UK

Britons pay more than they should for their energy due to the UK’s dependence on gas-fired power stations. That is the finding of.

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Britain: Warfooting

Military movements signal escalation The UK is creeping ever closer to a state of quasi-war readiness – a subtle but unmistakable shift in.

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£205m Typhoon upgrade

Next-generation capability The Government has announced £204.6m in funding for a major upgrade to the RAF’s Eurofighter Typhoon fleet.  The investment will support.

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WM investment boom

Opposition warns of ‘spiralling spending’ The Government’s 2025 Spending Review has set the tone for the next phase of Britain’s economic policy –.

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Defence World Affairs

Blind to brutality

The moral fog of protest By all reasonable standards of human decency, there should be no doubt: Israel, for all its faults, remains.

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HS2 contractor fraud claims

Tax authorities brought in HS2 Ltd has referred one of its subcontractors to HM Revenue and Customs following serious allegations of payroll fraud.

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Viewpoint World Affairs

Macron recognises Palestine

The French-Israeli relationship has always been fraught ever since the Vichy government in the second world war deported 76,000 French Jews to their.

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Culture Viewpoint

Pride ‘pink-washing’

It’s June. Pride Month. A time of the year when companies come crawling out of the woodwork, splashing a colourful rainbow onto their.

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MI6’s first female chief

Historic leadership change at SIS Britain’s Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) has appointed Blaise Metreweli as its next chief, making her the first woman.

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‘Israel, thank you’

Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s repeated calls for Israel and Iran to “de-escalate” reflect a wider ignorance across Britain, not helped by an openly.

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