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Complaints are already mounting about the former civil servant turned Keir Starmer chief of staff Sue Gray.

The news comes a day after the World Health Organization declared this mpox outbreak a global emergency.

The Pentagon is already working through fixes to allow Ukraine to launch the weapons from its fighter planes.

Meta says Russia-based online influence campaigns would focus on weakening the West’s support for the Eastern European country.

GDP per capita is still below its pre-pandemic peak, meaning that the average Briton is still worse off than five years ago.

The energy secretary has made an eye-catching start. But how far is he prepared to rock the boat?

Mikhail Fridman was removed from the EU’s sanctions list after a legal challenge.

The suspect was able to evade the arrest warrant.

The news comes a day after the ONS reported a further slowdown in wage growth, a key driver of service sector inflation.

Former banker Ian Corfield donated thousands to politicians including Chancellor Rachel Reeves before his appointment.

New UK foreign ministers were heavily critical of the ‘racist’ former US president before landing plum government jobs.

Tehran relies on shipments of crude to prop up its sanctions-stricken economy.

Former U.K. prime minister gives off “edgy, imperfect and confident” vibes, it has been alleged.

Polling says Keir Starmer has a mandate to build a closer relationship with the EU but not to rejoin the bloc.

Keir Starmer’s just the latest prime minister to kill off his vacation plans.

International leaders launch joint diplomatic push to calm tensions.

It adds to evidence of a cooling labor market in Britain and may make it easier for the Bank of England to continue cutting interest rates.

Kyiv’s incursion is “bold and brilliant,” say U.S. Senators Lindsey Graham and Richard Blumenthal.

The British Virgin Islands mix fun in the sun with dark money. Will the UK’s new Labour government act?

“With great audience comes greater responsibility.”

Johnson’s being sounded out about a key Telegraph job, it was reported Monday.

UK shift comes after minister suggested Online Safety Act faced a review.

Israeli intelligence believes Tehran will strike within days, according to reports.

A bill which paves the way for closer regulatory alignment with the European Union almost slipped under the radar.