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US announces creation of multinational operation in Red Sea after attacks from Yemen’s Houthis – as it happened

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The Guardian - AU

Jimmy Lai trial: heavy security presence as landmark national security case begins in Hong Kong

Media mogul and pro-democracy activist accused of conspiring to collude with foreign forces and faces life in prison

The Guardian - UK

Israel’s ‘killing rage’ will fuel conflict for 50 years, warns ex-UK defence secretary

Senior Tory criticises war methods in Gaza, saying they pose threat to Israel’s moral and legal authority

The Guardian - UK

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‘We live with a gun to our heads’: how Iran is targeting protesters in Britain

As David Cameron says the Iranian regime threatens people on UK soil, Iranians talk about the threats, harassment and intimidation they experience for organising British protests

The Guardian - UK

David Cameron calls on Hong Kong to release UK citizen Jimmy Lai as trial begins

Supporters camp outside court in Hong Kong as Jimmy Lai’s landmark trial begins

The Independent UK

Landmark national security trial opens in Hong Kong for prominent publisher Jimmy Lai

Lai, 76, was arrested in August 2020 during a crackdown on the city's pro-democracy movement under the sweeping national security law enacted following huge protests four years ago.

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Landmark national security trial opens in Hong Kong for prominent activist publisher Jimmy Lai

A landmark national security trial has opened in Hong Kong for prominent activist publisher Jimmy Lai

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Jimmy Lai’s security trial opens in Hong Kong, UK urges immediate release

The media tycoon and democracy supporter has been in jail for three years, accused of ‘collusion with foreign forces’.

Al Jazeera

David Cameron calls on Hong Kong to release Jimmy Lai

Foreign secretary’s plea made as publisher faces trial under national security law imposed by China

The Guardian - UK

Israel discovers ‘biggest Hamas attack tunnel’ near Gaza border crossing

IDF say tunnel spans more than 4km in length and is wide enough for vehicles to pass through

Evening Standard

Hong Kong Starts Trial Of Pro-democracy Media Tycoon Jimmy Lai

Pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai is set to stand trial Monday in Hong Kong, where he faces internationally condemned national security charges that could send him to jail for life.

International Business Times

Former Tory minister Rory Stewart says he would serve in Keir Starmer's government

FORMER Tory cabinet minister Rory Stewart has said he would serve in a Labour government led by Keir Starmer.

The National (Scotland)

World watches as landmark Jimmy Lai trial set to begin in Hong Kong

Territory’s global reputation on the line as media mogul and democracy activist finally tried over alleged national security crimes

The Guardian - UK

Israel-Gaza war: UK and Germany call for ‘sustainable’ ceasefire

UK foreign minister David Cameron and German counterpart Annalena Baerbock say goal must be peace lasting ‘generations’

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Evening Standard

Foreign Secretary David Cameron calls for ‘sustainable ceasefire’ in Israel-Gaza conflict

Foreign Secretary Lord David Cameron said the goal must be a lasting peace in the escalating Gaza conflict.

The National (Scotland)

David Cameron calls for 'sustainable' ceasefire alongside Germany's Foreign Secretary

David Cameron has called for a “sustainable” ceasefire in the escalating Gaza conflict, as he warned that “too many civilians have been…

The Conversation

As another lobbying scandal erupts in the Conservative party, are tougher rules finally on the horizon?

Conservative MP Scott Benton has become the latest British politician to face suspension for breaking lobbying rules in what is becoming a regular cycle of scandals. Parliament’s committee on standards has recommended a 35-day suspension for Benton after he was alleged to have lobbied for the gambling industry and given…

The Independent UK

David Cameron accused of ‘cover up’ over business interests

Foreign secretary urged to share details of personal fortune ‘if he has nothing to hide’

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Al Jazeera

Hong Kong tycoon Jimmy Lai faces trial under ‘unfair’ national security law

The 76-year-old media mogul faces up to life imprisonment for alleged ‘sedition’ and ‘collusion with foreign forces’.

The Guardian - UK

David Cameron says ‘heat and anger’ gone from UK-EU relationship

Foreign secretary tells Lords committee that Brexit has enabled UK to be ‘big enough to matter, but small enough to be nimble’

The Guardian - UK

Do blind trusts for UK ministers really prevent conflicts of interest?

Critics have described the system used by Sunak, Cameron and Hunt as ‘ultimately blinding the public rather than the beneficiary’

The Guardian - UK

David Cameron under pressure to reveal where personal fortune is invested

Latest register of ministerial interests revealed foreign secretary’s wealth is managed by a blind trust

The Independent UK

Watch: David Cameron questioned by Lords committee for first time as foreign secretary

Watch as David Cameron is questioned for the first time as foreign secretary in front of a Lords committee on Thursday, 14 December.

The National (Scotland)

'They don't care': Tories laugh in Holyrood over closure of Foreign Office base

THE Scottish Conservatives have been criticised for laughing in Holyrood after an SNP MSP questioned why the UK Government was closing its…

The Conversation

Humza Yousaf: how to understand the first minister's spat with David Cameron over his COP28 meeting with the Turkish president

No one likes being given a public telling-off. But that is exactly what happened when foreign secretary David Cameron decided to flex his “muscular unionism” by directly and openly rebuking the Scottish first minister Humza Yousaf for holding his own bilateral meetings with national leaders at the COP28 summit.

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