Miliband to unveil West Bank settlement trade ban as Israel warns it will retaliate
The foreign secretary is expected to announce a ban on trade with illegal Israeli settlements, with the package's detail still unpublished.
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Reform launches internal probe as two aides quit over US polling claims
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Secret filming catches Farage praising hidden poll cash
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Green leader Polanski seeks to contest Starmer's vacated London seat
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Jenrick pledges over £100bn in cuts within Reform's first 100 days
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Reform's Tice defends overnight 'Farage Fest' party as council probes legality
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Badenoch tells Burnham he wants to 'take us back to the 1970s' at his first PMQs
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