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gonzagabulletin.com | James Pheby |Peter HUTCHISON AFP
Prime Minister Keir Starmer vowed Monday to "finally take back control" of Britain's borders as his government unveiled policies designed to reduce immigration and fend off rising support for the hard right. Labour leader Starmer announced he was ending an "experiment in open borders" that saw net migration rise to nearly one million people under the previous Conservative government, which lost last year's election.
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newsbug.info | James Pheby |Laurie CHURCHMAN AFP
The UK on Monday hosted European ministers for "critical" talks on "repelling Russian aggression", after Ukraine's allies demanded that Moscow accept a ceasefire. Ministers from France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Spain and the EU joined Foreign Secretary David Lammy in London for a meeting of the so-called "Weimar+" group. The coalition was set up in February in response to shifting US policy towards the war between Ukraine and Russia, and European security in general, under President Donald Trump.
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yahoo.com | James Pheby |Laurie Churchman
The UK on Monday hosted European ministers for "critical" talks on "repelling Russian aggression", after Ukraine's allies demanded that Moscow accept a ceasefire. Ministers from France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Spain and the EU joined Foreign Secretary David Lammy in London for a meeting of the so-called "Weimar+" group. The coalition was set up in February in response to shifting US policy towards the war between Ukraine and Russia, and European security in general, under President Donald Trump.
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thecouriertimes.com | James Pheby |Laurie CHURCHMAN AFP
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djournal.com | James Pheby |Laurie CHURCHMAN AFP
The UK on Monday hosted European ministers for "critical" talks on "repelling Russian aggression", after Ukraine's allies demanded that Moscow accept a ceasefire. Ministers from France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Spain and the EU joined Foreign Secretary David Lammy in London for a meeting of the so-called "Weimar+" group. kAm%96 4@2=:E:@? H2D D6E FA :? u63CF2CJ :? C6DA@?D6 E@ D9:7E:?8 &$ A@=:4J E@H2C5D E96 H2C 36EH66? &<C2:?6 2?5 #FDD:2[ 2?5 tFC@A62? D64FC:EJ :?
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kdhnews.com | James Pheby |Laurie CHURCHMAN AFP
By James Pheby and Laurie Churchman AFP The UK on Monday hosted European ministers for "critical" talks on "repelling Russian aggression", after Ukraine's allies demanded that Moscow accept a ceasefire. Ministers from France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Spain and the EU joined Foreign Secretary David Lammy in London for a meeting of the so-called "Weimar+" group.
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3 weeks ago | 
kilgorenewsherald.com | James Pheby |Peter HUTCHISON AFP
Prime Minister Keir Starmer vowed Monday to "finally take back control" of Britain's borders as his government unveiled policies designed to reduce immigration and fend off rising support for the hard right. Labour leader Starmer announced he was ending an "experiment in open borders" that saw net migration rise to nearly one million people under the previous Conservative government, which lost last year's election.
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newportplaintalk.com | James Pheby |Peter HUTCHISON AFP
Prime Minister Keir Starmer vowed Monday to "finally take back control" of Britain's borders as his government unveiled policies designed to reduce immigration and fend off rising support for the hard right. Labour leader Starmer announced he was ending an "experiment in open borders" that saw net migration rise to nearly one million people under the previous Conservative government, which lost last year's election. kAm%96 8@G6C?>6?EVD x>>:8C2E:@?
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annistonstar.com | James Pheby |Peter HUTCHISON AFP
By James Pheby and Peter Hutchison AFP Prime Minister Keir Starmer vowed Monday to "finally take back control" of Britain's borders as his government unveiled policies designed to reduce immigration and fend off rising support for the hard right. Labour leader Starmer announced he was ending an "experiment in open borders" that saw net migration rise to nearly one million people under the previous Conservative government, which lost last year's election.
