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British Troops Could Be Deployed In Ukraine For 5 Years: Report
Britain is considering deploying troops to Ukraine for five years under plans being discussed by allies, The Telegraph reported on Friday, citing unnamed sources.
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"Door Is Always Open": UK Spy Chief Tells Russians To Share Secrets
The head of Britain's MI6 foreign spy service invited discontented Russians to share their secrets with British intelligence services.
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"UK Prepared For A Range Of Scenarios In Russia": Rishi Sunak
Britain is prepared for a range of scenarios in Russia, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said on Monday, noting the potentially destabilising impact of the tensions between the Wagner Group and President Vladimir Putin.
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Biden To Hold Video Call With France, Germany, UK On Monday: White House
US President Joe Biden was to hold a video teleconference Monday with the leaders of France, Germany and Britain to discuss "the latest developments regarding Russia and Ukraine," the White House said.
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On Ukraine, UK's Boris Johnson To Urge Putin To "Avoid Bloodshed"
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will speak to Russian President Vladimir Putin this week, urging him to step back from escalating tensions over Ukraine, Downing Street said Friday.
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Britain Plays Down Black Sea Warship Incident With Russia
Britain on Thursday played down an incident in the Black Sea off the Crimea peninsula in which Russia said it fired warning shots at a British destroyer.
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2 More Victims Of Soviet-Era Chemical Weapon Found In British Town
A man and woman, now both in a coma at a hospital in southwest England, were poisoned by the nerve agent known as novichok
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It's The Russians, Says Chemist Who Uncovered Existence Of 'Novichok'
The Russian chemist who first revealed the existence of "Novichok" nerve agents says only the Russians can be behind the weapon's use in Britain against a former spy and his daughter.
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UK Police "Know More" About Substance Involved In Russia Spy Mystery
Britain on Wednesday said it was closer to identifying the substance used in the suspected poisoning of a former Russian double-agent, as Moscow accused politicians and journalists of whipping up anti-Russian sentiment.
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UK Says Concerned by Aggressive Russian Testing of Its Air Space
Britain said on Monday that it was concerned by a sharp increase in Russian military flights close to its borders which it said were designed to test its air defences.
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Britain Says Highly Likely MH17 Shot Down by Russian-Supplied Missile
Britain accused Russia on Saturday of making false claims about the Malaysian airliner that crashed in eastern Ukraine and said it was "highly likely" it was brought down by a Russian-supplied missile fired from a Russian-backed separatist area.
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Britain Bars Russian Delegation From Farnborough Air Show
Britain said Saturday it had barred a Russian delegation from attending the Farnborough air show because of the Ukraine crisis, sparking an angry reaction from Russia.
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Spy who triggered the Cold War
Secret files have at last revealed the identity of the top spy who transferred Britain's atomic bomb secrets to the Soviet Union.
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British Troops Could Be Deployed In Ukraine For 5 Years: Report
Britain is considering deploying troops to Ukraine for five years under plans being discussed by allies, The Telegraph reported on Friday, citing unnamed sources.
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"Door Is Always Open": UK Spy Chief Tells Russians To Share Secrets
The head of Britain's MI6 foreign spy service invited discontented Russians to share their secrets with British intelligence services.
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"UK Prepared For A Range Of Scenarios In Russia": Rishi Sunak
Britain is prepared for a range of scenarios in Russia, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said on Monday, noting the potentially destabilising impact of the tensions between the Wagner Group and President Vladimir Putin.
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Biden To Hold Video Call With France, Germany, UK On Monday: White House
US President Joe Biden was to hold a video teleconference Monday with the leaders of France, Germany and Britain to discuss "the latest developments regarding Russia and Ukraine," the White House said.
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On Ukraine, UK's Boris Johnson To Urge Putin To "Avoid Bloodshed"
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will speak to Russian President Vladimir Putin this week, urging him to step back from escalating tensions over Ukraine, Downing Street said Friday.
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Britain Plays Down Black Sea Warship Incident With Russia
Britain on Thursday played down an incident in the Black Sea off the Crimea peninsula in which Russia said it fired warning shots at a British destroyer.
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2 More Victims Of Soviet-Era Chemical Weapon Found In British Town
A man and woman, now both in a coma at a hospital in southwest England, were poisoned by the nerve agent known as novichok
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It's The Russians, Says Chemist Who Uncovered Existence Of 'Novichok'
The Russian chemist who first revealed the existence of "Novichok" nerve agents says only the Russians can be behind the weapon's use in Britain against a former spy and his daughter.
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UK Police "Know More" About Substance Involved In Russia Spy Mystery
Britain on Wednesday said it was closer to identifying the substance used in the suspected poisoning of a former Russian double-agent, as Moscow accused politicians and journalists of whipping up anti-Russian sentiment.
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UK Says Concerned by Aggressive Russian Testing of Its Air Space
Britain said on Monday that it was concerned by a sharp increase in Russian military flights close to its borders which it said were designed to test its air defences.
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Britain Says Highly Likely MH17 Shot Down by Russian-Supplied Missile
Britain accused Russia on Saturday of making false claims about the Malaysian airliner that crashed in eastern Ukraine and said it was "highly likely" it was brought down by a Russian-supplied missile fired from a Russian-backed separatist area.
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Britain Bars Russian Delegation From Farnborough Air Show
Britain said Saturday it had barred a Russian delegation from attending the Farnborough air show because of the Ukraine crisis, sparking an angry reaction from Russia.
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Spy who triggered the Cold War
Secret files have at last revealed the identity of the top spy who transferred Britain's atomic bomb secrets to the Soviet Union.
