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Villagers say US bombing missions from RAF Fairford have brought war to their doorstep

Families from 85 households are evacuated in the night as police arrest five men near the base Britain opened to US operations against Iran in March, and residents say the quiet airfield has become a source of fear.

Rayner attacks Mahmood's care worker visa plan for 'changing the goalposts'

The housing secretary said that making foreign care workers wait 15 years for permanent residence is unfair, as more than 100 Labour MPs oppose the plan ahead of Andy Burnham's first party conference.

Burnham won't set date for ending small boats as 781 cross Channel in a single day

Hundreds of people in black clothing and face coverings have tried to stop migrants entering at southern ports. Meanwhile, the prime minister declines to say when small-boat crossings will end and concedes that Brexit has made the problem harder.

Trump tells Burnham UK's Chagos deal is 'terrible' in first meeting

US president used talks on UN sidelines to renew his attack on Britain's sovereignty deal over the strategic military archipelago — even as he praised the new prime minister as a "natural business person"

Burnham eyes UK leadership on AI ahead of first Trump meeting

Andy Burnham will use his first major diplomatic outing to push Britain as a global AI leader, as he prepares to meet Donald Trump for the first time — taking a notably different tack from predecessor Keir Starmer.

Shashikant Radia passes away in London aged 72

The Nagrecha family has announced a memorial meeting for Shashikant Radia, who died in London on September 21 aged 72.

Charles Spencer's Diana memoir hits shelves as King issues rare rebuttal

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JLR suppliers call for shift to aerospace: What it means for the industry

Major JLR suppliers want government help to pivot into aerospace and defence, as new figures show the sector could offer a lifeline for the 183,000 jobs at risk from a UK car industry they say is "in the wrong market", not in decline.

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Vivek Mishra

Villagers say US bombing missions from RAF Fairford have brought war to their doorstep

Families from 85 households are evacuated in the night as police arrest five men near the base Britain opened to US operations against Iran in March, and residents say the quiet airfield has become a source of fear.

Rayner attacks Mahmood's care worker visa plan for 'changing the goalposts'

The housing secretary said that making foreign care workers wait 15 years for permanent residence is unfair, as more than 100 Labour MPs oppose the plan ahead of Andy Burnham's first party conference.

Burnham won't set date for ending small boats as 781 cross Channel in a single day

Hundreds of people in black clothing and face coverings have tried to stop migrants entering at southern ports. Meanwhile, the prime minister declines to say when small-boat crossings will end and concedes that Brexit has made the problem harder.

Trump tells Burnham UK's Chagos deal is 'terrible' in first meeting

US president used talks on UN sidelines to renew his attack on Britain's sovereignty deal over the strategic military archipelago — even as he praised the new prime minister as a "natural business person"

Burnham eyes UK leadership on AI ahead of first Trump meeting

Andy Burnham will use his first major diplomatic outing to push Britain as a global AI leader, as he prepares to meet Donald Trump for the first time — taking a notably different tack from predecessor Keir Starmer.

Shashikant Radia passes away in London aged 72

The Nagrecha family has announced a memorial meeting for Shashikant Radia, who died in London on September 21 aged 72.

Charles Spencer's Diana memoir hits shelves as King issues rare rebuttal

"Swan Song: Diana, My Sister" makes explosive claims about Charles's reaction to his ex-wife's death, prompting an unusually sharp response from Buckingham Palace

JLR suppliers call for shift to aerospace: What it means for the industry

Major JLR suppliers want government help to pivot into aerospace and defence, as new figures show the sector could offer a lifeline for the 183,000 jobs at risk from a UK car industry they say is "in the wrong market", not in decline.

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Vivek Mishra

Families from 85 households are evacuated in the night as police arrest five men near the base Britain opened to US operations against Iran in March, and residents say the quiet airfield has become a source of fear.

The housing secretary said that making foreign care workers wait 15 years for permanent residence is unfair, as more than 100 Labour MPs oppose the plan ahead of Andy Burnham's first party conference.

Hundreds of people in black clothing and face coverings have tried to stop migrants entering at southern ports. Meanwhile, the prime minister declines to say when small-boat crossings will end and concedes that Brexit has made the problem harder.

US president used talks on UN sidelines to renew his attack on Britain's sovereignty deal over the strategic military archipelago — even as he praised the new prime minister as a "natural business person"

Andy Burnham will use his first major diplomatic outing to push Britain as a global AI leader, as he prepares to meet Donald Trump for the first time — taking a notably different tack from predecessor Keir Starmer.

The Nagrecha family has announced a memorial meeting for Shashikant Radia, who died in London on September 21 aged 72.

"Swan Song: Diana, My Sister" makes explosive claims about Charles's reaction to his ex-wife's death, prompting an unusually sharp response from Buckingham Palace

Major JLR suppliers want government help to pivot into aerospace and defence, as new figures show the sector could offer a lifeline for the 183,000 jobs at risk from a UK car industry they say is "in the wrong market", not in decline.

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