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'Politics Before Poverty': Charities Condemn Government's 'Aid For Trade' Plan

Foreign secretary Liz Truss has been urged to bring back the government's commitment to spend 0.7 per of national income on international development.
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Nato Must 'Work Quickly' To Let Finland Become A Member, Says Liz Truss

The foreign secretary said the UK fully supported the country's bid to join the military alliance.
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War In Ukraine Could Be Heading Into A Stalemate, Western Officials Say

Russia is also in the grips of the “worst recession since the end of the Cold War”, British officials said today.
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Brexit Shambles As EU Insists Northern Ireland Protocol Won't Be Changed

European Commission vice-president Maros Sefcovic said the bloc was "united" in its opposition to the UK position.
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Liz Truss Issues Warning To EU During 'Tetchy' Call Over Northern Ireland Protocol

The Foreign Secretary warned Brussels if they do not show “requisite flexibility” over the Northern Ireland Protocol the UK will have "no choice but to act".
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Why Is Everyone Talking About The Northern Ireland Protocol Yet Again?

It looks like this controversial part of the Brexit arrangements is about to return the mainstream.
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Is The UK Heading For A Recession?

All you need to know ahead of next week's crunch interest rates decision and the autumn budget on November 17.
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Sergei Lavrov's Stepdaughter Among Latest Wave Of Russians Sanctioned By UK

Polina Kovaleva is one of 65 individuals and companies to be targeted over war in Ukraine.
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Pizzas, Selfies And Brushing Hair: Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's First Weekend Of Freedom

Daughter Gabriella had told her mum: "You’re not going to be famous forever, maximum a week."
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'He Never Gave Up': Why Richard Ratcliffe Has Been Hailed A Hero

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's husband went on a 21-day hunger strike as part of six years of tireless campaigning to secure her release.
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