Foreign policy
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Jeremy Corbyn says he cannot currently envisage the circumstances in which he would agree to deploy Britain’s armed forces on overseas military operations
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Amendments to Euroepan Union referendum bill dismissed as not going far enough
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Editorial: The rules and the wording of the referendum question have both changed this week. Again, the prime minister follows where his party leads on Europe
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Letters: Iconoclasts are thriving because the current EU institutions are so damaging to the UK and its citizens
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Labour leadership contender’s comments mean that Cameron would struggle to win parliamentary support for extension if he calls an early vote
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Labour leadership contender says it is immoral and cowardly for Britain to turn its back on those fleeing war and turmoil
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The fact that David Cameron hadn’t thought the wording of the question through should worry those who want to stay in the European Union
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Labour leadership candidate’s call to accept 10,000 refugees each year could only happen if local authorities considerably increased their commitment
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Rolling coverage of all the day’s political developments as they happen, including Boris Johnson’s LBC phone-in and Yvette Cooper’s speech on the refugee crisis
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Letters: I respect the uncompromising determination of Sir John Chilcot and his commission to find out the facts behind this. But we must be told when his Iraq inquiry report will be made public
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Eurosceptics are quick to articulate their grievances. To win the argument, yes voters must be as fluent
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Foreign secretary Philip Hammond holds talks with Iranian president Hassan Rouhani on Monday, a day after he reopened the British embassy in Tehran
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Beware Iran, warn the Times, Telegraph and Mail, arguing that restoration of diplomatic links is too soon after the ‘flawed’ nuclear weapons deal
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Foreign secretary, in Tehran for reopening of British embassy, says countries have shared interest in tackling Isis and questions Iran’s true position on Israel
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Chancellor meets European leaders in three Scandinavian capitals as part of effort to gain support for UK’s bid to renegotiate EU relationship
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The reopened compound gives cause for optimism, but graffiti inside offers Philip Hammond a reminder of Britain and Iran’s precarious history
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Prime minister expresses frustration as wait continues for outcome of war investigation that began in 2009
Cameron signals he would drop Syria airstrikes vote if Corbyn is Labour leader