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Healey compares Zelensky to Churchill with no wartime elections

John Healey said that he had seen Mr Zelensky’s ‘commitment to his country’.

Evening Standard

How allies have helped the US gain independence, defend freedom and keep the peace – even as the US did the same for our friends

Make Canada angry. Make Mexico angry. Make the members of NATO angry.

The Conversation

Liz Truss tells CPAC UK is ‘failing’ and needs Maga-style movement to save it

Former prime minister says Britain is run by ‘deep state’ at rightwing conference in Maryland

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OPINION - Tom Newton Dunn: This is when Keir Starmer plans to raise defence spending to 3%

Fewer more pathetic sights have there been than Paris on Monday night. The leaders of Europe’s eight once-great military powers, scrabbling together to meet and look relevant in a world that has left them behind. And what came of it? Only more empty words and disagreement.

Evening Standard

The European country where trains are even less punctual than the UK’s

Comes as German chancellor mocked Britain for its ‘broken tracks and bad trains’

The Independent UK

Former Foreign Office head warns Reeves not to cut international aid

Exclusive: As chancellor scans budget for savings, Simon McDonald says need for humanitarian spending is ‘greater than ever’

The Guardian - UK

UK on Alert: Atlantic Storm to Unleash 8 Inches of Snow and a Deluge of Torrential Rain!

A powerful Atlantic storm is set to hit Britain in the coming days, bringing a dual threat of deep snow and torrential rain, according to weather modeling

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Weatherwatch: how bitter cold of February 1917 quietened Britain’s birds

Thousands of birds starved during one of the coldest Februarys on record, a stark contrast with recent winters

The Guardian - UK

Britain and France working on plans for ‘reassurance force’ to protect Ukraine

Officials say the proposal would involve less than 30,000 troops and be concentrated on air and maritime defence

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on defence spending: bold ideas needed to have guns as well as butter

Editorial: As Europe innovates to boost defence without public service cuts, Britain clings to fiscal restraint – an unaffordable risk in an unstable world

The Guardian - UK

Europe’s rude awakening: inside the 21 February Guardian Weekly

A Trumpian sea change. Plus Britain’s radioactive chapati scandal

The Guardian - UK

Simon Calder reveals how to find the cheapest train tickets

After the latest above-inflation price rise: all you need to know about getting the best deal for rail travel in Britain

The Independent UK

UK Annual Inflation Jumps More Than Expected

Britain's annual inflation rate rose more than expected last month, official data showed Wednesday, adding pressure to the Labour government which is also facing sluggish economic growth.

International Business Times

How The Face magazine turned style into an art form

4/5 This pulsating show at the National Portrait Gallery explores the photographs that defined what was cool in Britain from 1980 to the present

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Deadly ‘Vampire Ticks’ Invading Britain Carry Brain-Killing Disease, Experts Warn

A new invasion of vampire ticks is causing panic in the UK, as the pests have been linked to a horror film-style brain disease for the first time. The ticks

The Guardian - UK

UK Islamophobic assaults surged by 73% in 2024, anti-hate crime charity reports

Revealing figures, head of Tell MAMA says now is the ‘most dangerous’ time to be Muslim in Britain

Evening Standard

Sadiq Khan ‘speaking his mind’ and rejects UK freedom of speech is under threat

US vice president JD Vance said that freedom of expression was ‘in retreat’ across Britain and wider Europe in a speech last week.

Reason

U.K. Demands Access to Any Apple User's Data, Anywhere in the World

The reported order from Britain's Home Office is further proof that governments pose a greater privacy risk than corporations.

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‘It’s now part of my life’: Stephen Graham on shredding to be a buff boxer in A Thousand Blows

The latest creation from Steven Knight tells the story of the illegal and brutal boxing scene in Victorian Britain. Stars Stephen Graham, Malachi Kirby and Erin Doherty talk thievery, brawling and broccoli

The Conversation

Why the British army is so unprepared to send troops to Ukraine

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has said that Britain is “ready and willing to contribute to security guarantees to Ukraine by putting our own troops on the ground if necessary”.

Radio France Internationale

Paris summit exposes European divisions as US shift forces unity on Ukraine

Following an emergency meeting in Paris, European leaders remain divided on how to respond to US President Donald Trump's dramatic policy shift on Ukraine, with France and Britain pushing for security guarantees and Germany bristling at any suggestion troops could be deployed.

The Guardian - UK

Nigel Farage calls for reindustrialisation of Britain and higher birthrates

Reform leader tells ARC conference the UK needs ‘some sense of optimism’ and praises ‘Judeo-Christian culture’

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GMB Star Refuses to Send Son to War in Ukraine – ‘They Don’t Want Him!’

Good Morning Britain star Narinder Kaur has fiercely criticized Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s proposal to deploy British troops to Ukraine, firmly stating

The Conversation

Britain’s unearned wealth has ballooned – a modest capital tax could help avoid austerity and boost the economy

Inheriting the worst set of public finances for decades, Labour was always going to face an uphill struggle trying to fund improvements to the UK’s public services.

The Guardian - UK

Britain must see being ditched by Donald Trump for what it really is: a great opportunity

A line has been crossed. There is a bold way to think again about our defence, social spending and foreign policy, says Labour MP Clive Lewis

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