The United Kingdom, France and Germany have issued a joint statement condemning Iran’s plan to further expand its nuclear program. The International Atomic Energy Agency reported to its members on Thursday that Iran had informed the agency of its plans to install more centrifuges in the Natanz and Fordow sites in the country’s central region....
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For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails Italy is hosting the summit of the Group of Seven leading industrialized nations in the wake of the European Parliament election, which saw a surge in support for...
Israel-Hamas war latest: Houthis launch ‘drone boat’ attack; ceasefire deal at risk as Hamas makes changes
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UK, Schengen states make millions off rejected visas
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Reform UK candidate apologises for comments suggesting UK should have stayed neutral during Second World War
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Prince Harry’s new legal move could mean he ‘wants to spend more time in the UK,’ royal expert says
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Christopher Steele reveals why Donald Trump has failed to pay $380K in legal fees after losing UK dossier case
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