The Foreign and Defence Secretaries called on the UK and Europe to ‘do more’ to ‘share the burden’ of regional security

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer spoke to President Donald Trump in an impromptu phone call on Thursday in which they discussed a ‘forthcoming’ visit.

The Foreign Secretary added that ‘we must also target the root causes of migration’.

Rupert Lowe, who has represented Great Yarmouth since July, has said he is ‘proud to be involved in a wide range of businesses’.

The Prime Minister said it was ‘really important that Ukraine is in the strongest possible position’.

The Defence Secretary said that ‘Russia remains a threat well beyond Ukraine’.

It comes as ministers have pledged an additional £350million for affordable and social rent homes.

Government minister Alex Norris said the UK was not simply following the US in not signing a declaration at the close of the AI Action Summit.

The Government has pledged to build 1.5 million homes over the course of the Parliament.

Ministers have announced measures against six individuals as well as the firms ZSERVERS and XHOST Internet Solutions LP.

‘I think if this campaign is persistent and peaceful, they can get change,’ Mr Farage said.

Mr Gwynne left the Government over the weekend and apologised for comments made in a WhatsApp group.

The Government says the proposals could save renters £240 a year on average on their energy bills.

The move from the US has triggered condemnation from the ICC.

Expanding Heathrow to build a third runway was among a throng of major projects Chancellor Rachel Reeves said the Government would support.

The Energy Secretary said the UK is in the ‘grip’ of markets run by ‘petro-states’.

The Prime Minister said that ‘we do need to transition to clean power’ while on a visit to the UK National Nuclear Laboratory.

The Prime Minister told the Commons that Palestinians ‘must be allowed to rebuild’.

The Foreign Secretary’s comments came after US President Donald Trump suggested he does not ‘think people should be going back’ to the Gaza Strip.

Both Labour and the Conservatives declined to offer a ‘running commentary’ on the US leader’s remarks.