We have suffered our worst national humiliation since the Suez debacle, if not the fall of Singapore. This time, though, we lack the excuse of having been pressured by allies or attacked by foes. The ...

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OPINION - TIM NEWARK: Our Prime Minister is giving succour to tyrants while whining about international law.

PM’s underwhelming response to Iran war has angered several allies – and not only those under attack in the Gulf ...

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Some criminal proceedings in England and Wales require the attorney-general's permission to go ahead. This context is absent ...

OPINION - CAROLE MALONE: Surprise, surprise, the PM's goolies are firmly in the grip of the hard-Left - we can wave goodbye ...

You would have had to have been living under a rock this year not to take a punt that Donald Trump would attack Iran. From ...

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Donald Trump has told The Telegraph he is “very disappointed” with Sir Keir Starmer’s equivocation over the attack on Iran.