Australia, the UK and the U.S. are working together to ​develop unmanned undersea vehicles as part of ‌their AUKUS defence pact.

The programme includes plans to develop hypersonic, artificial intelligence and cyber technology.

A a summit in Singapore, the Defence Secretary John Healey said for too long the trilateral pact had ‘delivered too little’.

But added that’s now changed and reaffirmed Britain’s funding of £6bn over this Parliament.

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Treasury Spokesperson for Reform UK Robert Jenrick MP launches a furious attack on the government over its response to the sentencing of Henry Nowak’s murderer, accusing both the Prime Minister and the Home Secretary of remaining completely silent. Jenrick argues that the lack of public comment exposes what he describes as a double standard in political and media reactions to violent crime, claiming there is a reluctance to confront what he calls “anti-white racism” in Britain.

Robert Jenrick also calls for sweeping action on knife crime, insisting there is “no place on our streets for swords and daggers.” Describing the current approach as “pathetic weakness,” he argues that all religious and ceremonial blades carried in public should be banned in an effort to tackle rising fears around violent crime and public safety. The debate intensifies further as Miriam Cates challenges Jenrick over internal disagreements within Reform UK, questioning whether party figures truly support the same policies following his public clash with Zia Yusuf.

He goes on to argue that the murder of Henry Nowak should have triggered the same national outrage seen after the death of George Floyd, insisting every victim deserves equal public concern regardless of race. The explosive exchange touches on race, policing, crime, political leadership and divisions within Reform UK, as tensions continue to rise over the government’s handling of law and order issues.

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Adam Brooks has called Keir Starmer’s government “shameless liars” after they “celebrated” net migration falling.

The figures for the 12 months to December are down 48% compared with the previous year (331,000), according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

Speaking on GB News, Adam criticised the lack of action to tackle the migrant crisis, accusing the Prime Minister of “gaslighting the country.”

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Alex Armstrong blasts the Government for reportedly ‘handing out dodgy visas’ as 79 vape shops appear on the Home Office’s list of licensed sponsors for the skilled worker visa.

Dozens of operators gain fast-track access to recruit high-skilled staff.

Speaking on GB News, Alex said: “This system is broken, it’s literally being gamed by low-skilled non-EU migrants.”

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‘It needs to be improved!’

Former Labour MP Alan Milburn has told GB News that the unemployment rate is something to worry about, blaming it on a lack of government support and limited opportunities from employers

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