UK on the Frontline of World War III, Warns Armed Forces Minister
UK Armed Forces Minister Al Carns warns the UK is already fighting Russia on multiple fronts, comparing current tensions to pre-WWII era.
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CPS chief under pressure to explain collapse of China spy case
Stephen Parkinson faces cross-party pressure to explain collapse of China spy trial; MI5 frustrated; committees launch inquiries.
US Military Seizes Seventh Venezuela-Linked Oil Tanker in Caribbean
US military seizes seventh Venezuela-linked oil tanker in Caribbean, part of Trump's campaign to control oil flows and pressure Maduro.
Zelenskyy warns against appeasing Russia after failing to secure US missiles
Zelenskyy urges allies not to appease Russia after failing to secure Tomahawk missiles, as Trump pushes for territorial concessions and Russian attacks intensify.
‘He served with honour’: Starmer pays tribute to British soldier killed in Ukraine
Lance Corporal George Hooley, 28, of the Parachute Regiment, died in a tragic accident in Ukraine. PM Starmer pays tribute to his courage and service.
EasyJet flight struck by lightning makes emergency landing at Gatwick
EasyJet flight from Gatwick to Milan struck by lightning, returns safely for emergency landing. No injuries reported.
Sir Bernard Lovell revealed KGB tried to recruit him in 1963
In a 2008 interview, Sir Bernard Lovell disclosed that the KGB tried to recruit him during a 1963 visit to the USSR, when he held British defence secrets.
Russia Tests Nationwide Sirens Amid Nuclear Conflict Drills
Russia conducts nationwide emergency drills testing sirens and TV alerts amid Ukraine war, simulating nuclear conflict scenarios.
Australia Invests $12bn in Shipyard for Aukus Nuclear Submarine Programme
Australia announces $12bn downpayment on Henderson shipyard to support Aukus nuclear submarine programme, creating 10,000 jobs.
Burnham Pledges Social Care Reform, Warns of Tax Hikes
Prime Minister Andy Burnham, whose father has Alzheimer's, promised to end decades of failure in social care funding, acknowledging tax rises may be needed.
Ukrainian Drone Strikes Target Russian Industrial Sites, Kremlin Scrambles
Ukrainian drones hit Russian industrial sites in Ryazan, damaging Wildberries warehouses. Zelensky met Trump, discussed Patriot licenses and Russia's Iran aid.
Putin Makes Nuclear Threats, Says Russia Not Start War
Vladimir Putin warns of nuclear escalation, linking nuclear triad to Ukraine war, and asserts Russia did not start the conflict during a meeting with navy commanders.
Polish PM Accuses Ukrainians of Railway Sabotage for Russia
Polish PM Donald Tusk accuses two Ukrainian men of railway sabotage for Russia, alleging they crossed from Belarus to cause a catastrophe on a strategic aid route.
Australian Man Killed Fighting with Ukrainian Forces, Reports Say
Australia seeks to verify death of Russell Allan Wilson, reported killed fighting with Ukrainian forces in Donetsk on 12 December.
SAS Data Leak Sparks Urgent Mod Security Probe
SAS and MI6 details included in MoD data leak of 18,700 Afghan applicants. Superinjunction lifted, probes launched.
Viral Photo Captures Fear During US Strikes in Venezuela
Mariana Camargo's terrified dash from US bombs in Caracas became a viral photo, capturing the fear of the American military operation.
West Virginia National Guard Member Healing After DC Shooting
West Virginia National Guard soldier Andrew Wolfe is slowly recovering after being shot in the head in Washington DC, while his colleague died.
US appeals court sceptical of Pentagon bid to censure Senator Mark Kelly
US appeals court questions legality of Pentagon's attempt to punish Senator Mark Kelly for urging service members to refuse illegal orders.
Watchdog Clears Shapps for Defence Startup Role
Former defence secretary Grant Shapps cleared to chair defence startup Cambridge Aerospace, despite ethics concerns over the firm's military focus.
Maduro Captured in US Strike, Flown to New York
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro captured by US troops, flown to New York and detained. Trump says US will temporarily run Venezuela.
Senate Republicans reject Iran war powers measure after Trump pressure
Senate Republicans reject Iran war powers resolution after Trump pressures them, with Cassidy and Paul switching votes.
Trump shares Fox News story citing anonymous sources after criticising practice
Trump shares Fox News story with anonymous sources after criticising New York Times for same practice, continuing a pattern of hypocrisy.
Japan Woos Philippine Leader with Arms Sales Amid China Concerns
Japan rolls out red carpet for Philippine President Marcos Jr. with arms deals, intelligence pact, and military ties amid China concerns.
Ukraine’s Cheap Drone Killers Draw US and Gulf Interest Amid Weapons Swap Plans
Ukraine's low-cost interceptor drones attract US and Gulf interest for a potential weapons swap, but a wartime export ban blocks sales. Kyiv seeks Patriot missiles in exchange.
General Who Was Last to Leave Afghanistan Steps Down from Europe Command
Gen Christopher Donahue, the last US soldier to leave Afghanistan, steps down from his role as commander of US Army Europe and Africa after 18 months.
UK Border Force Officer Was Among Chinese Spies Convicted in Unprecedented Case
Nathan Law reacts to UK conviction of Chinese spies: 'we're not surprised' but raises alarm over government database security.
Noem Claims DC Shooter Radicalised After US Entry
Kristi Noem claims DC shooting suspect radicalised in US, blames Biden, but asylum granted under Trump. Defends deportation flights against judge's order.
Hegseth Abolishes Pentagon Women’s Advisory Committee, Citing ‘Feminist Agenda’
Pete Hegseth dissolves Pentagon's women's advisory committee, saying it pushed a 'divisive feminist agenda' that hurts combat readiness.
Nato Warns Russia on 'Dangerous' Nuclear Rhetoric Over Belarus Deployment
Nato condemns Russia's decision to station tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus, calling it dangerous and irresponsible. Ukraine seeks UN meeting.
Russian General Killed in Moscow Car Bomb Attack
Lieutenant General Fanil Sarvarov was killed by a car bomb in Moscow; investigators suspect Ukrainian intelligence involvement.
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