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Labour leader’s use of donations to pay for wife’s wardrobe is not unusual, suggests foreign secretary

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David Lammy also said Labour is 'totally committed' to the Special Relationship and will work with the US 'whatever the weather and whoever wins' November's Presidential election

Foreign Secretary David Cameron travelled to Jerusalem for crisis talks as world leaders urged Israel's PM Benjamin Netanyahu to show restraint against Iran to avoid triggering a regional war

A small group of activists demanding an end to arms sales to Israel unfurled a Palestinian flag and laid out children's shoes outside the Labour leader's north London home

Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden repeatedly refused to tell BBC's Laura Kuenssberg what legal advice ministers had been given amid growing calls to cease arms sales to Israel

GROWING up in North London in the 1980s was scary if you were black or brown.You only had to turn the wrong corner to find the ­National Front gangs.

Writing in the Mirror, Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy criticised the 'decade of inconsistency' that started with David Cameron sharing a pint with Xi Jinping

AS Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni stared at him in jaw-dropping disbelief, President Joe Biden explained how he was going to avert famine in Ga

The Commons called for an 'immediate humanitarian ceasefire' in Gaza without a vote on Wednesday evening after a day of chaotic scenes and demands for the Speaker to resign

Foreign Secretary David Cameron has announced those in charge of the Arctic penal colony where Alexei Navalny was killed will be banned from the UK and have assets frozen

Keir Starmer's remarks come as Labour faces pressure to back an SNP motion in the Commons this week demanding an 'immediate ceasefire' in the Middle East conflict

The Shadow Foreign Secretary demanded the Russian leader be put before an international tribunal as the UK considers more sanctions after the death of the opposition leader

The King told Cop28 that 'our economy and survivability will be imperilled' without drastic change

Labour leader Keir Starmer used a trip to the COP28 climate summit in Dubai to pledge to put Britain 'back on the world stage' if he becomes Prime Minister next year

Labour shadow ministers who vote for the ceasefire if the SNP amendment is picked on Wednesday could be sacked. But one frontbencher told The Mirror they were prepared to accept the consequences.

Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy called for a "full and immediate humanitarian pause" in Israel's war on Hamas - but stopped short of demanding a ceasefire

In a letter to councillors the Labour leader said 'you have my word' the party will call for the immediate access of food, water, electricity and medicine to people on the Gaza Strip

The Prime Minister spoke to his Israeli counterpart by phone and said the British Government would do whatever it could to help after at least 700 Israelis were killed

It's a year until polling day but the Labour Party is being too cautious, says Fleet Street Fox. Keir couldn't lose even if he put on a blond wig and started talking about pork markets

Keir Starmer’s Labour leadership has paved the way for tighter links with US Democrats ahead of next year’s crunch elections in Britain and America

On the second anniversary of the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan, Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy writes for the Mirror about the plight of women and girls in the war-torn country

Labour's first female general secretary Margaret McDonagh was hailed by Keir Starmer who said she 'changed the lives of so many' as mourners gathered for her funeral in London

The Shadow Foreign Secretary indicated the 'special relationship' between the UK and US runs deeper than the individual personalities leading their respective countries

Labour's call comes amid growing pressure for Tory ministers to be banned from “interfering” in the selection process, while Shadow Culture Secretary Lucy Powell called for a “root and branch review” of the appointments process.