indicative of the US abandoning its strategic ambiguity over Taiwan’s status by incrementally withdrawing

Britain and France have squabbled for decades over access to the rich fishing grounds around their Channel coasts.... The fishing issue dogged the negotiations which led to Britain's exit from the EU. This week, Britain gave France 48 hours to back down from the threat of sanctions or face legal action under the Brexit trade deal earlier on Monday. French President Emmanuel Macron backtracked on his midnight deadline to resolve the ongoing row with Britain over fishing rights. Now, in her lates

George Galloway spoke with caller Dan who rang up his Mother of all Talkshows and was simply asked for his opinions of Labourconsidering his history of being an MP for the party.... But Mr Galloway made it clear he held his old party in no high regard as he attacked Labour and Sir Keir Starmer for not taking a strong stance on anything.... Guest Patrick Christys also shared his thoughts on Labour and said the party did the opposite of everything they should be doing as he listed off their issu

Even those who do bed down on the street are sometimes missed by over-stretched and under-resourced council teams who are supposed to find and take them in.... “ People should be able to get help before they reach crisis point so we can protect some of the most vulnerable of rough sleepers, particularly women.”( Nick Ansell/ PA)( PA Archive) “ In a caring country like ours, nobody wants to see anyone sleeping on the streets.... And worryingly, some councils were advising people to sleep on the

deal with the United States, after it had described Washington’s offer as containing “ ambiguities

incumbent Chief of the Army Chief is not ambiguous as it was the decision of the leadership.“ There is no

member states has created a legal" ambiguity" thatplagues the EU....

. side over Beijing's stepped-up military pressure on Taipei.... The strategic ambiguity policy was

addition to US military bases in Romania and Bulgaria, Russia is also worried about the ambiguous

White House continues to play with its “strategic ambiguity” when it still claims that the US “does