
The UK has been working with partners to support the full reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and to promote a swift resolution to this conflict. We're working with allies across the world to help people back here in the UK.
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The UK has been working with partners to support the full reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and to promote a swift resolution to this conflict. We're working with allies across the world to help people back here in the UK.

Shadow defence secretary John Healey says "for somebody who can make a phone call to Boris Johnson to ask to stay on holiday but can't call the Afghan Foreign Minister", Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab "is letting Britain and Afghans down". Read more: trib.al/yE2gnBC



Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper calls for Strait of Hormuz to be fully reopened bbc.in/4cfesyj






The nut zealotry of Ed Miliband A new occasional series — No 2 At a time when global supply chains are vulnerable and we should be producing much more of our own food, E Miliband has today approved Springwell Solar Farm. It will cover seven square miles of prime Lincolnshire farmland. And the solar panels are likely to come from China (so much for green manufacturing jobs). Mili-Madness on stilts.


John Healey tells Putin: “We see you.” He says threats to the UK’s undersea cables won’t be tolerated




The nut zero zealotry of Ed Miliband. A new occasional series. [feel free to add]. Fertiliser prices and shortages are soaring because the petrochemical industries of the Gulf states are major global suppliers but the Strait of Hormuz, through which they export, is closed. Not good for the spring planting season. Undaunted the UK will introduce a levy on imported carbon-intensive fertiliser as part of its costly obsession with cutting emissions, even when the impact is slight. At a time when we should be increasing food security government policy is to penalise farmers further.

'It is very important that we get the Strait of Hormuz open'. Keir Starmer is in Saudi Arabia for talks with Gulf allies. The UK's prime minister says that there is "still a lot of work to do" to reopen the oil and gas shipping route. trib.al/XqSPamw