defence

Who thought Brexit might end UK’s long-standing defence of European democracies? Putin probably did - and it’s quite the coup for Moscow.

Candidates rightly want to fix our schools, transport, police, housing etc. But they can’t afford to unless they cancel Brexit.

French president’s proposals explode Brexiter myth that EU is stagnant. UK is stronger inside the club, building it for the future.

This week’s European Council summit won’t move Brexit talks forward, thanks to deadlock over Irish border, security and science.

Whatever May promises in Munich, cooperation on national security, defence and foreign affairs cannot be as “deep and special” after Brexit.

While US president is trying to rip up Iran nuclear deal, EU is standing up for peace and order. All the more reason to stay close to it.

While it’s good to see UK finally making some positive comments about our partners, one then wonders why on earth we are leaving.

Defence secretary’s welcome words in support of the West must be placed alongside his government’s real actions and Thatcher’s real words.

Johnson launched a scathing attack on Corbyn’s foreign policy. The foreign secretary’s track record shows he is a risk in different ways.

Of all EU members, Poland stands to lose most. It depends on the UK for EU money, remittances, political support and military protection.

Strengthening European defence benefits the UK, whether we are in or out of the EU.

The Donald has threatened to quit WTO, as well as casting doubt on Nato. If he’s president, UK outside EU may be vulnerable to bullying.