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Baroness Goldie criticised the decision to award a contract to Palantir without open tender, alleging “a very unpleasant smell” and asking what was discussed at a meeting involving the Prime Minister, Palantir and Peter Mandelson.
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NATO should move away from “overdependence” on the US and prioritize accumulating “hard power,” Keir Starmer has said
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The prime minister also used his speech at the Munich Security Conference to underline the UK’s commitment to Nato as he spelt out the ‘urgency’ of forging a closer UK defence relationship with Europe
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