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Full Coverage of this storyThousands of Afghans have been brought to Britain in secrecy after a data leak
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U.K. secretly resettled Afghans after data breach
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Full Coverage of this storyMet Office: Extreme weather the UK's new normal
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UK scientists warn rising temperatures and rainfall now define the country's climate
Extreme weather 'becoming the norm' - as minister warns UK's way of life 'under threat'
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Full Coverage of this storyCNBC's UK Exchange newsletter: Britain was once known as a ‘nation of shopkeepers.’ Now, not so much
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Woman smuggled baby into UK using fake birth story
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UK lifts ban on Pakistani airlines after five years
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Full Coverage of this storyUK to start processing Syrian asylum claims again
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Russia, Iran and China intensifying life-threatening operations in UK, police say
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Russia and Iran trying to recruit British schoolchildren for espionage, police chief claims
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Russia ‘targets UK school children as proxies for hostile acts’
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Britons urged to be vigilant to family at risk of hostile state manipulation
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Spotlight United Kingdom London questions dependence on US intelligence amid Iran threat
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Full Coverage of this storyFrance, UK and Germany would restore UN sanctions on Iran next month without progress on a deal
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U.K., France and Germany Threaten to Reimpose Tough U.N. Nuclear Sanctions on Iran
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US, European allies to give Iran until end of August to reach nuclear deal – report
Iran faces stiff sanctions if no deal by end of August, U.S. and allies agree
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Full Coverage of this storyWill Nigel Farage's attempt to copy and paste Trump's policies work in the UK? | Samuel Earle
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Merz visits UK as Europe closes ranks in face of threats
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Germany to tighten people-smuggling law by end of year
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Starmer and Merz to sign UK–Germany treaty targeting smuggling gangs and boosting defence ties
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UK and Germany join forces in push for lucrative sales of military jets and hardware
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Starmer and Merz find their happy place: War
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Full Coverage of this storyTrump's Second State Visit to UK: Royal Affair, Explained | TIME
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Diageo CEO Debra Crew steps down; UK inflation rises to 18-month high of 3.6% – as it happened
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Britain’s secretive fund for spies comes out of the shadows
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GM Defense hopes for ‘first win’ in Europe through UK vehicles race
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Britain joins France in 1.5 billion euro boost for Starlink rival Eutelsat
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Britain and Europe need to get serious about air conditioning
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UK must 'actively prepare' for war scenario, government warns
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National Security Strategy 2025: Security for the British People in a Dangerous World (HTML)
The UK faces a deadly threat. It needs a new Home Guard – and fast
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Britain must prepare for possibility of attack on UK soil, government warns
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Full Coverage of this story'The place is bleached, a dead zone': how the UK's most beloved landscapes became biodiversity deserts
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The challenges of navigating the U.K. job market in your 60s
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Britain Braces for Its First Heat Wave of the Year
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France, Britain unveil nuclear weapons cooperation to counter threat to Europe
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U.K. and France recommit to Storm Shadow missile and its successor
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The resurrection of the London-Paris-Berlin triangle
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Full Coverage of this storyBritain in 2025: sick man of Europe battling untreated illness crisis
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Full Coverage of this storyThe Corvette E-Ray Makes its Goodwood Festival of Speed Debut and is Now for Sale in the United Kingdom - Corvette: Sales, News & Lifestyle
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Britain moving jets to Middle East to support regional security, PM Starmer says
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Shoots of hope for Britain's cherished ash trees
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Rachel Reeves’ limited pitch to Britain’s financial sector
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Rachel Reeves: the pendulum has swung too far on risk
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Full Coverage of this storyBritain will be home to nearly 75 million people by the end of the century, UN predicts
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