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NATO allies are scouring their ranks — in search of a successor to Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg. Stoltenberg, a former prime minister of Norway, has served in the top civilian post since October 2014. Allies extended his contract until September 2022, leaving little more than a year to install a replacement. At headquarters, formal discussions have just begun, and Stoltenberg’s successor is expected to be introduced at a NATO leaders’ summit in Madrid in late spring or early summ...

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Former PM was a ‘fantastic’ leader in ‘really tough’ times, says Ben Wallace

LONDON: Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has given his support to former prime minister Theresa May as the next head of Nato.Wallace told Italian media that Mrs May would be an “excellent...

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has backed Theresa May to be the next head of NATO as he described her as an excellent candidate.

Current head Jens Stoltenberg is stepping down in 2022.

Matt Hancock replied bluntly No when he was asked by science committee chair Greg Clark whether he had misled colleagues about people being tested before returning to care homes.

The health secretary accuses the PM's former aide of briefing journalists against him last year.

‘You can’t respond to a pandemic by pointing fingers’: Health secretary rejects criticisms from Dominic Cummings

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