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There has been much debate in Britain in recent years about symbols of empire – pulling down statues, or returning museum artefacts.

But we rarely talk about the fact that British foreign policy is still run by the same institutions which ran the empire.

The Secretary of State for Business and Trade is still called ‘President of the Board of Trade’, ref...


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The Supreme Court will hear this week from lawyers for Palestine Action co-founder Huda Ammori that the group’s proscription should be quashed.

It will be the last legal opportunity to challenge the ban in Britain, with the fate of thousands arrested for allegedly supporting the group hanging in the balance.

Ammori was given permission to appeal the prosc...


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Ministers in Tony Blair’s government were prepared to use cluster bombs in their intervention in Sierra Leone’s civil war in 2000, declassified files show.

The “consensus seemed to be ‘so be it’, despite the widespread concerns over UXBs [cluster weapons]”, a Ministry of Defence (MoD) official


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British government lawyers will tomorrow ask the UK Supreme Court to block a public inquiry into the role of state agents in the unsolved murder of Sean Brown in 1997.

Brown was a 61-year-old Catholic father of six with no political or paramilitary links.

He was locking up his local Gaelic football club in south Derry when he was kidnapped and forced int...


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Britain is expanding its aerial refuelling of Saudi fighter jets to include bombing raids on Yemen, despite a major spike in civilians being killed in these airstrikes.

Wes Streeting initially said the UK would only provide air-to-air refuelling for Saudi jets patrolling the kingdom’s skies to ward off drone and missile attacks on airports and oil infrastructure by...


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