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As 2025 ends, UK political landscape faces instability with leadership challenges, poll shifts, and election preparations. Reform UK faces scrutiny over links to Russia, while Labour and Conservative parties prepare for key local and national votes in 2026. The King's Speech is set to mark a strategic political reset.
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Britain and France have signed a declaration of intent to deploy forces to Ukraine after a peace deal with Russia, establishing military hubs and support mechanisms. UK military plans are being finalized, with parliamentary votes expected before any deployment, amid ongoing tensions and global support for Ukraine's security.
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UK and France have agreed to deploy troops to Ukraine after a potential peace deal, aiming to deter Russian aggression. UK MPs will vote on troop numbers and roles. Nigel Farage opposes the plan, citing manpower concerns and questioning its feasibility. The move signals increased Western support for Ukraine amid ongoing tensions.
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The UK government has announced a moratorium on political donations via cryptocurrencies and introduced caps on donations from British citizens abroad. The move follows a review highlighting persistent foreign interference, including influence from Russia, China, Iran, and foreign-funded online ads. Reform UK faces calls to return crypto donations from overseas sources.