Burnham's suggestion that the UK could rejoin the UK has put him at odds with some Cabinet colleagues, who say there is 'no appetite' for the move

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Deborah Haynes has witnessed the horrifying reality of high-intensity, state-on-state warfare in Ukraine. Britain has forgotten what it could face if deterrence fails, she warns

Former loyalists and White House reporters say the Republican Party is in deep trouble – even states like deep red Kansas

Club given two days to appeal after being accused of 'sham' sponsorships and 'disguised funding scheme' that illegally boosted revenues by £900m

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