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Cameron was urged to meet ICC prosecutor days before ‘threatening’ him
Foreign Office staff tried to convince David Cameron to support the ICC and meet Karim Khan shortly before heated phone call reported between them
‘Release Gaza footage,’ British victim demands in new spy flight documentary
Father of former Royal Marine killed in Gaza says footage captured by opaque UK surveillance programme could clarify what happened to his son.
Revealed: How British engines ended up in Israeli drones
Documents obtained by Declassified suggest the government has allowed UK companies to send drone engines to Israel without export licences.
Palestine Action policing guidance suggests protesters wrongly arrested
A previously unseen counter-terror police document clarifies how demonstrators should be treated. We are publishing it for the first time.
‘They knew’ – Victims of IRA executioner condemn British collusion
Families whose loved ones were killed by a British agent at the heart of the IRA say an official report stops short of revealing the whole truth.
How frightening would Nigel Farage’s foreign policy be?
Reform UK leads the polls in most surveys and could form the next government. What can Britons, and the rest of the world, expect?
The BBC edit no one will resign over
Failure to air footage of Israeli soldiers executing unarmed Palestinians shows the corporation’s true bias
Kenyan politicians accuse British army of ‘contempt’ for their country
A two-year-long inquiry into the conduct of UK soldiers in east Africa reveals a catalogue of abuse
‘Mauled by a lion’: British army workers in Kenya sue over safety
Kenyans are taking the UK military to court over ‘degrading treatment’ during wargames