Britain must re-arm now
There are moments in history when the fog lifts and the stakes become unmistakably clear. The 2025 Strategic Defence Review is such a
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Sleepout seeks record turnout
The charity Molineux Sleepout returns this autumn. On Friday November 14 Wolves Foundation and the Good Shepherd aim to attract a record number
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Youth Guarantee: Proof in pudding
The government’s new £45 million Youth Guarantee scheme, supporting 18- to 21-year-olds into work and training, is welcome and long overdue. With nearly
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Jenkins takes naval helm
General Sir Gwyn Jenkins has become the Royal Navy’s First Sea Lord, taking charge of the UK’s Senior Service in a formal handover
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Europe must wake up
Pierroberto Folgiero’s warning is not just a commercial pitch from Fincantieri, Europe’s largest shipbuilder – it is a stark reality check for a
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Shropshire-London rail services
Plans for direct rail services linking north Wales, the West Midlands and London have won the backing of Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer,
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G4S sued over Charlotte Tilbury heist
Security giant G4S is facing legal action after a £750,000 theft of Charlotte Tilbury beauty products from a Northampton warehouse it was guarding.
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Canada invests £8bn in Britain
News that Canada’s Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec (CDPQ) will invest more than £8bn in the UK over the next five
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Trump’s right – Putin is crazy
When Donald Trump calls Vladimir Putin “absolutely CRAZY!”, it’s tempting to dismiss it as another headline-grabbing outburst. But this time, he’s right and
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Energy bills to drop
UK households will see a reduction in energy bills this summer after energy regulator Ofgem announced a 7% cut to the price cap.