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In an urgent question, shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper asked foreign minister Vicky Ford to make a statement on prime minister Johnson admitting he met Alexander Lebedev without officials.Ford assured MPs that "ministers are aware of their responsibilities to safeguard national security".This was a claim rejected by Cooper, who told the House of Commons that this admission "does to the heart of national security".

Yvette Cooper requests more details about Boris Johnson’s meeting with Alexander Lebedev in Italy in 2018

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Prime Minister admits he met with the Russian oligarch with no officials present at the height of Salisbury poisoning crisis

  At a parliamentary session in the House of Commons on June 30, members of the British House of Commons expressed grave concerns at the imminent prospect

THE plight of Christians, Muslims, and humanists around the world was raised in a Westminster Hall d...

The Iranian regime may face EU sanctions if it doesn't agree to a nuclear deal soon, a British minister said on Thursday.

Britain is working with the government of Zimbabwe to create an enabling market environment that will attract British investment in clean renewable energy, its undersecretary in the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, Vicky Ford told Parliament this week. She was responding to a question from Ruth Jones who wanted to know whether her office had…

Conservative MP John Baron asked an urgent question in which he stressed his to foreign minister Vicky Ford that “there remains around 180 British Council contractors in Afghanistan” 85 of which the UK has classified at “very high risk”.Baron highlighted to foreign minister Vicky Ford the issue that the government’s new application service for these individuals will have “no decisions until the middle of August”.Ford defended the process, telling MPs that contractors need “reason...

Afghan contractors who worked for the UK are still living in “constant fear of their lives” nearly a year after the fall of Kabul, ministers…