Nick Lester
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Trump ‘factually wrong’ over critical claims about UK, says British ambassador - AOL (opens the original)
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Britain’s ambassador to the US used a speech at an event in Washington celebrating the King’s birthday to tell Donald Trump he is “factually wrong” over critical claims he has made about the UK. The thinly-veiled rebuke by Sir Christian Turner in which he rejected “distorted narratives and forces of division” comes after the US president recently repeated his charge that parts of London were lawless “no-go” areas as a result of migration, where the police were “afraid” to patrol. Mr Trump warned
Hegseth harks back to Battle of Agincourt for US hi-tech weapons’ overhaul - AOL (opens the original)
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US defence secretary Pete Hegseth drew on the decisive role played by English archers in a famous victory over the French more than 600 years ago as he announced a revamp of American military drone tech. In a speech to troops at the main Marine Corps base in Quantico, Virginia, the Pentagon chief dubbed the drive towards forging a new autonomous warfare command, Project Agincourt. The 15th-century battle, immortalised by William Shakespeare in Henry V and its rousing St Crispin’s Day speech, saw
Donald Trump accused of flouting disclosure rules in BBC defamation case - AOL (opens the original)
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Donald Trump has been accused by the BBC of flouting the rules by failing to hand over documents in his 10 billion dollar (£7.5 billion) defamation case against the broadcaster. Given the legal timetable, lawyers for the corporation warn it would “experience extreme prejudice” if the US president “continues to disregard his discovery obligations”, and they have asked the court to intervene. They pointed out the ongoing delay related to records “that are not in dispute” and which Mr Trump had pre
Netanyahu tells colonialism accusers in UK that Britain ‘invented the term’ - AOL (opens the original)
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Benjamin Netanyahu has castigated critics in the UK who accuse Israel of colonialism, arguing Britain had “invented the term” with an empire that once spanned the globe. In the wake of violent antisemitic attacks around the world, including in Manchester and London, the Israeli prime minister also urged Jews not to be intimidated and to “stand up”. Mr Netanyahu made his remarks in his speech to the United Nations General Assembly in New York, which saw a pre-emptive walkout by a large number of
Rubio concerned Ukraine war could spread as Russia harries UK and allies - AOL (opens the original)
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US secretary of state Marco Rubio has raised concerns the Ukraine war could spread, amid warnings in the UK and Europe over the threat posed by an increasingly hostile Russia. Speaking at the United Nations in New York, America’s top diplomat said the situation was closely watched and issues flagged “with the right people at the right levels”. The Kremlin has been accused of waging a campaign of sabotage, drone incursions and disruption against European allies of Ukraine with the aim of undermin
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