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UK named less safe than many EU countries for US travellers in advice
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Trump tells Starmer Chagos handover is ‘big mistake’ day after US backed deal
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US official warns UK against ‘Russia-style’ ban on X over AI-generated images
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Fact check: Defence spending fell below 3% of GDP in the 1990s
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Talks on Trump’s Ukraine peace plan yield ‘tremendous’ progress -Rubio
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Starmer and Trump speak on Ukraine amid ‘productive’ talks on US-drafted plan
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US could block obese visitors from entering country under new guidance
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Lucy Connolly says she'll meet Trump officials for free speech talks
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Human rights ‘worsened’ in UK over the past year, says US
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Lammy travels to Washington as Trump weighs strikes on Iran
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Trump meets with military leaders over Iran, after PM insists he wants peace
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Kneecap set for action on ‘false accusations of antisemitism’ at Coachella gig
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Lammy says Russia must accept ‘unconditional ceasefire’ after US-Europe talks
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Lammy expected in Paris as Ukraine talks set to continue
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US should recognise UK is a free country, Badenoch says, amid free speech row
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Pro-lifer in free speech row says she's been 'dragged through court'
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What are UK laws on abortion clinic ‘buffer zones’?
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Harris discussed Irish surplus with US critic who got figure wrong – spokesman
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Fact check: No UK prime minister has attended a US presidential inauguration
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Ireland worried US labelling Real IRA as terrorists would help recruitment
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More than 40 hurt during mass protests in Georgia as EU talks on hold
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Israeli cabinet 'set to approve' Hezbollah ceasefire in Lebanon
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Laos government ‘saddened’ by suspected poisoning deaths and is investigating
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British lawyer dies from suspected methanol poisoning in Laos
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British tourists among those in hospital after ‘methanol poisoning’ in Laos
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UN warns Israel over laws that could threaten aid agency work in Gaza
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Dunn family meet Foreign Secretary ahead of inquiry into handling of case
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Shamima Begum’s lawyers may petition Strasbourg court over citizenship removal
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Starmer condemns ‘despicable’ sentence of US reporter Gershkovich in Russia
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