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Reform’s leader has gone on holiday as MPs debate the UK-EU reset deal. It’s not a gaffe - it’s a ruse to avoid scrutiny

The Russian president got exactly what he wanted out of the latest round of talks in Istanbul

The Reform leader has been uncharacteristically quiet in the week of the prime minister's big EU deal

The US has long led the science world but now, researchers are moving abroad to continue their work

Of all the things that the Labour government has done, this is the one that has done the most political damage

I’m one of those people who’s lived in more than one country and has now settled in the UK. Is that really so unreasonable?

Starmer is yet to reach the first anniversary of his premiership but, already, he has repudiated young middle-class metropolitan voters

The Japanese invasion of China, the D-day landings, the founding of Israel – no war was too small for Capa, no battlefield too bloody

The original inhabitants of the popular Mediterranean archipelago were renowned for their use of catapults and slingshots as weapons

The people of Naples speak their own language, have their own style, eat their own food and drink their own wine

Conspiracy theorists blame vapour trails on a strange experiment endorsed by Keir Starmer.

The rot set in when Conservative members were given the right to vote for their leader, resulting in the disastrous premierships of Johnson, Truss and Sunak

Our political class is racing to catch up with a changed world of defence procurement

After 99 years, the German authorities and the Hohenzollern family have decided to bury the hatchet