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Ukrainian MP Urges UK To Maintain 'Balance' Between Defence And Aid Spending
Ukrainian MP Urges UK To Maintain "Balance" Between Defence And Aid Spending
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An influential Ukrainian MP has urged the UK government to “balance” its increased defence spending with sustained humanitarian aid for Ukraine, as the war with Russia continues.
The UK must sign a bilateral security agreement with Kosovo
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By Paul Foster MP
The UK must sign a bilateral security agreement with Kosovo
Lord Alderdice reviews 'The Ideological Brain'
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Lord Alderdice reviews 'The Ideological Brain'
Former Tory MP Charged With Gambling Offences
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Former Tory MP Charged With Gambling Offences
Former Children's Commissioner Baroness Longfield: 'Tech Companies Need To Feel Threatened By Online Safety Act'
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Bill To Save British Steel Passes In One Day
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Ukrainian MP Urges UK To Maintain 'Balance' Between Defence And Aid Spending
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Ukrainian MP Urges UK To Maintain "Balance" Between Defence And Aid Spending
The UK must sign a bilateral security agreement with Kosovo
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By Paul Foster MP
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Former Tory MP Charged With Gambling Offences
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