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The British-built Ultra drone can fly from London to Kyiv and is already in active use in Ukraine, supporting long-range missions, logistics operations and modular battlefield roles.

British drones | long-range UAV | military logistics | Ukraine war technology | Ultra drone

British-built Ultra drone can fly from London to Kyiv — and Ukraine is already using it

The United States pressured Ukraine during talks in Berlin to relinquish parts of the Donbas as part of a proposed peace process with Russia, according to AFP.

Berlin | Donbas | Ukraine | US | US Ukraine talks

US raises prospect of territorial concessions in the Donbas during talks with Ukraine in Berlin

Junior doctors in England, represented by the BMA, rejected the government's latest pay offer, confirming that planned strike action will proceed. The union seeks full pay restoration.

BMA | Junior Doctors | NHS | Pay Restoration | Strike

UK Junior Doctors Reject Pay Offer, Confirm Strike Action to Proceed

NBC News poll shows Trump’s approval rating at 42%, with declines in strong support overall and within GOP factions. Economy and inflation remain top voter concerns.

inflation concerns | NBC News poll | Trump approval rating | US economy

NBC News poll shows Trump’s approval falling to 42% as economic pressure weighs on voters

The Kremlin has named Ukraine’s refusal to join NATO a cornerstone of any future peace talks, demanding a legally binding commitment amid renewed diplomatic efforts.

Kremlin peace talks | NATO membership refusal | Putin Ukraine war | Ukraine NATO negotiations

Kremlin says Ukraine’s refusal to join NATO is a cornerstone of any future peace negotiations

The UK condemns Hong Kong’s politically motivated conviction of British citizen and media mogul Jimmy Lai under the National Security Law, citing erosion of freedoms and rule of law.

Hong Kong | Jimmy Lai | National Security Law | press freedom | UK condemnation

UK Condemns Hong Kong's Targeting of Jimmy Lai Following Subversion Conviction

Metropolitan Police will take no further action on claims Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor sought info on Virginia Giuffre. Police found no new evidence of misconduct.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor | Jeffrey Epstein | Metropolitan Police | royal family | Virginia Giuffre

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor: Police Drop Probe Into Bodyguard Claim Regarding Virginia Giuffre

A shooting at a Hanukkah event on Bondi Beach, Sydney, left 11 dead and 29 injured, including a child. Australian police killed one gunman and found IEDs in a vehicle. PM Albanese condemns the terror act.

Anthony Albanese | antisemitism | Bondi Beach | Hanukkah | mass shooting

Bondi Beach Shooting: 11 Killed, 29 Wounded at Hanukkah Event Targeting Jewish Community

President Volodymyr Zelensky says Ukraine agreeing to security guarantees instead of NATO membership is already a major compromise, amid ongoing US-led peace efforts.

NATO | peace | security | Ukraine | Zelensky

Zelensky says security guarantees instead of NATO membership are already a compromise by Ukraine

Two people have died in Nelson, Caerphilly, South Wales, following reports of a garden explosion and fire on Friday evening. Gwent Police are investigating the cause.

Caerphilly | explosion | fire | Gwent Police | Nelson

Two Fatalities Confirmed After Reported Explosion in Garden of Caerphilly House

UK reports 28 days without small boat migrant arrivals, the longest streak since 2018. The yearly total of 39,292 crossings is near the record, despite government deterrents.

ECHR reform | English Channel | Home Office figures | migrant crossings | Small boats

UK Marks Longest Period Without Small Boat Migrant Arrivals Since 2018 Amid Record Crossings

UK GDP fell 0.1% in October as Budget leaks, inflation, high employment costs, and economic uncertainty weigh on businesses ahead of the holiday season.

Budget | economic contraction | Inflation | London businesses | UK GDP

UK GDP Shrinks 0.1% in October as London Businesses Struggle Amid Budget Uncertainty

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