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Michael Howard

Michael Howard

British politician; Former leader of the Conservative Party (UK) (born 1941)

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    UK counter-terrorism police take over Ann Widdecombe murder probe after initial dismissal of political motive

    The suspected murder of former Conservative minister and Reform UK spokeswoman Ann Widdecombe, 78, is now being investigated by counter-terrorism officers after new evidence emerged, reversing an earlier police statement that ruled out a political motive.

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Hormuz tolls and Spanish ashes

Trump escalates in Hormuz as Europe hardens defences and heat exposes brittle systems

The Gulf moved from danger to outright economic coercion, with American strikes, Iranian retaliation claims and a proposed fee on the world's most sensitive oil lane. Europe, meanwhile, answered insecurity with missile plans, cyber protests and more rules for technology at home.

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Climate: from mitigation to adaptation

New findings confirm that Western Europe's hottest June on record is driving climate-linked crises, and hydrologists warn of rapid soil-water loss from successive heatwaves.

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