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How The National's London team went from a five-person start-up to a thriving newsroom - Vimarsana News

How The National's London team went from a five-person start-up to a thriving newsroom

Bureau chief Damien McElroy on six years of covering the big stories in Westminster, Brussels and beyond

Secret UK military plans for Afghanistan found 'in soggy heap' at bus stop - Vimarsana News

Secret UK military plans for Afghanistan found 'in soggy heap' at bus stop

SHARE Classified British defence documents have been discovered “in a soggy heap” by a member of the public at a bus stop in England. The Ministry of Defence documents include discussions on a possible British military presence in Afghanistan after the US and Nato withdraws troops later this year. They also address the passage of Royal Navy warship HMS Defender The sensitive papers were discovered in the south-eastern county of Kent and handed to the BBC, which reported the finding on Sunday. It said most of the nearly 50 pages of documents were stamped "official sensitive" and inclu...

G7 leaders gather for crucial summit as economic recovery to dominate first day - Vimarsana News

G7 leaders gather for crucial summit as economic recovery to dominate first day

Boris Johnson warns against repeat of mistakes after 2008 crisis

'Act of barbarism': Prince Harry condemns attack on mine charity in Afghanistan - Vimarsana News

'Act of barbarism': Prince Harry condemns attack on mine charity in Afghanistan

Ten people killed in attack on Halo Trust backed by Princess Diana

Child asylum seekers will be turned away from England's south coast - Vimarsana News

Child asylum seekers will be turned away from England's south coast

Kent County Council says it cannot take in any more young refugees