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UK deportations of Albanian migrants 'failing to fix hotel crisis'
The government has assigned 400 case workers to deal with asylum cases from Albanians arriving via the Channel
Zelenskyy's anti-corruption clampdown 'critical to Ukraine retaining allies' support'
Ukrainian President vows not to let country return to its prewar state, when corruption was rife
UK 'blocks plans' to proscribe IRGC as terrorist group
Attempt to put the IRGC in the same category as Al Qaeda and ISIS is 'on ice' after the intervention
Sunak claims to have made Albanian migrant breakthrough
Prime Minister has made 'stop the boats' slogan centrepiece of his first weeks in office
Rishi Sunak defends Tories against 'addiction to sleaze' allegations
Labour said the UK economy is 'shrinking quicker' than Mr Sunak's leadership
UK urged to pile pressure on Iran amid calls for tougher action
Foreign Secretary James Cleverly asked to lead global coalition in reimposing UN sanctions on regime in Tehran
Rishi Sunak's first 100 days: Has he met his promises to steady UK ship?
Experts give their verdict on Prime Minister who pledged to restore stability after disruption of Liz Truss reign
Predecessor calls for Zahawi to be suspended during tax investigation
Conservative MPs fear the saga is becoming a distraction from the government's priorities
UK Chancellor unveils four-point plan to 'make UK next Silicon Valley'
He pledges the government will back innovators if they agreed to work towards the vision
Twenty terrorist groups 'with foreign objectives' in Afghanistan
The Taliban vowed not to let the country become a breeding ground for terrorists when it regained power
UK PM faces renewed calls to act after Iran's execution of Akbari
Death of dual citizen has sparked new wave of calls for UK to recognise Revolutionary Guards as terrorists
Boost to UK army's power on land 'needed for modern warfare'
Ukraine war shows that close combat continues to play a central role in war, senior British military officer says
Can Nadhim Zahawi survive tax scandal?
Party chairman fighting for his job after Prime Minister orders investigation into tax dispute
Bertie Ahern calls for compromise on Northern Ireland Protocol
He said politicians on both sides should be willing to give and take, as they did when the 1998 peace deal was signed
Plan for drone superhighways tied down in UK red tape
Key players in the sector say the government has for too long thrown money at drone trials without looking at the future of the industry
