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Why Farage's Reform UK needs its own Middle East outreach group
As the party rises in the polls, it should focus on building internal forums for a better understanding of the world
How the Manchester synagogue security response played out
Government emergency handbook sets out advice to keep civilian casualties at a minimum
ObituaryJane Goodall: The wildlife expert who tackled climate change
Trailblazing scientist pioneered close study of chimpanzees in the wild
Hamas suspects arrested in Germany over plot against Jewish targets
Weapons recovered were allegedly intended to be used to carry out attacks on Jewish and Israeli institutions
UK ministers back Trump plan as Blair is handed role
Former PM's involvement in Israel-Palestine peace process expected to 'raise eyebrows'
CommentTony Blair wants to run Gaza once the war is over. Could that work?
Can a septuagenarian European run the most sensitive part of the Middle East?
Labour Party motion on Gaza triggers grassroots revolt
Trade unions provide powerful backing for motion opposed by leadership
AnalysisCan Starmer lift the gloom hanging over the Labour Party?
Latest poll shows Reform challenge has moved within a whisker of majority
ExclusiveArora's Heathrow dream promises better future for London airport
Hotel tycoon hopes to beat existing operator with an outsider's expansion plan
The UK recognising Palestine is a huge moment – and a boost for Starmer
It reassures the Labour Party base and progressives as a whole that the British government is on the side of principled action
Recognising Palestine is pathway to peace, UK says
Government minister says two states remains 'only viable and just solution'
CommentThe funds to stop diseases have been cut. Where does that leave global health?
Organisations such as the Global Fund are finding their environment a lot more challenging
'Gaza for Gazans' hailed as key element in Tony Blair's peace plan
Former UK security adviser says plan would need backing from Arab nations to succeed
What will come out of Trump's second state visit to the UK?
British government is opening finance, technology, science and nuclear energy to US firms
CommentStarmer must hold the line against the UK's ultra-right
The recent Unite the Kingdom march in London was an ugly display of anger against a government that appears stuck
