I've met Donald Trump - this is the one policy Keir Starmer should change to win him over
Tobias Ellwood says Labour need to increase defence spending
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'Leaving the Single Market was not on the ballot paper. We need to return,' says Tobias Ellwood
'Leaving the Single Market was not on the ballot paper. We need to return,' says Tobias Ellwood
'If the Conservatives are serious about returning to power- they must consider how our model of Brexit can be upgraded' - Tobias Ellwood
'Leaving the Single Market was not on the ballot paper. We need to return,' says Tobias Ellwood
'Ukraine’s created a rare turning point in this conflict - only with increased Western support can it be exploited,' says Tobias Ellwood
Ukraine’s created a rare turning point in this conflict - only with increased Western support can it be exploited
The fog of war preventing Ukrainian victory is not on the battlefield - but in Western capitals.
Ukraine's struggle is compounded by Western indecision rather than battlefield failures.
Let's introduce online accountability by charging for access to social media
The article proposes charging £1 yearly for social media access to introduce accountability. It argues that anonymity has led to misinformation and harmful behavior online, and that this small fee would make users think twice about their actions while preserving privacy.
A chance to honour past heroes and show we can still stand up to tyranny
A chance to honour past heroes and show we can still stand up to tyranny
Britain moves to a war footing — but where should the extra money go?
Updating our defense posture isn’t just about increasing conventional combat mass. The full spectrum of warfare — including cyber, space, gray zone, training and the ability to rapidly replenish stockpiles — must all be factored in.
Look up - the nuclear arms race is back
Look up - the nuclear arms race is back. As arms control treaties expire, China and Russia are stockpiling low yield tactical nuclear weapons, making the world more dangerous than during the Cold War. The West lacks a coherent strategy to address this evolving threat.
The enemies of the West are preparing to use a tactical nuke
Unlike in the Cold War, back channels have gone and treaties have lapsed. A nuclear weapon is likely to be fired within ten years