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Britain gave Haniyeh’s bodyguard asylum, then a passport. German prosecutors say a terror plot followed.

He guarded Ismail Haniyeh for Hamas. Britain gave him asylum, then a passport. Now German prosecutors say Mr X, as the courts call him, was involved in an alleged plot to attack Jewish community centres, Israeli diplomats and pro-Israel rallies in Europe, timed for the second anniversary of October 7. A judge granted him anonymity for 100 years. It took a newspaper query to fix that. The allegation facing Mr X is extraordinary. The unanswered question for Britain is how much of his past was known, and by whom, before the state gave him its protection and, eventually, its passport.

British Army leads NATO allies into the digital battlefield in major Dorset exercise

Britain has taken a leading role in preparing NATO for the battlefields of the future, bringing together hundreds of soldiers, engineers, coders and defence...

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Labour minister brands vision of warm ale, pubs and black labradors a “far-Right fantasy”

Jenny Riddell-Carpenter, Labour's minister for nature and rural affairs, told a fringe meeting at her party's conference that a nostalgic vision of Britain built around warm ale, a black Labrador and a country pub was "a very far-Right nostalgic vision of Britain" that "never really existed". Her remarks have drawn criticism from Conservatives and the Great British PAC, as rural communities continue to face pub closures, rising costs and pressure on farming.

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