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Britain is not ruling out sanctions targetted at Kremlin chief Vladimir Putin in person if Russia invades Ukraine, Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said on Wednesday.

The partygate probe report could be made available as early as this afternoon

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Wednesday rejected opposition calls to resign for attending lockdown parties but accepted that a rule that ministers should lose their jobs if they had knowlingly misled parliament applied to him.

Talks to revive a 2015 nuclear deal between Western powers and Iran are approaching a dangerous impasse, British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said on Tuesday. "This negotiation is urgent and progress has not been fast enough. We continue to work in close partnership with our allies but the negotiations are…

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An incursion of Ukraine would come with ‘severe economic cost,’ Liz Truss has warned

Analysis: minister has been attacked in Chinese media, but Maroš Šefčovič’s warm remarks could be of more concern

Ms Truss said she was taking a ‘constructive approach to these negotiations’ as she faced cross-party questions on the status of the talks.

Foreign secretary ‘pushing allies’ for more military support and says sanctions will be severe

Latest updates: prime minister welcomes Met police investigation into allegations of lockdown rule-breaking

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson said the Government needed to make his party aware of its intentions immediately.