Dominic Raab

US warns Kremlin of ‘massive consequences’ if it launches new attack on Ukraine

London Letter: Conservative MPs’ thoughts turning to PM’s potential successors

British PM rejects Cummings claim that he knew Downing Street event was against rules

View begins to take shape that Teflon PM may be cornered after lockdown party debacle

The most memorable utterances of the year on bitcoin, climate action and more

UK-EU Brexit negotiations continue to remain hostage to internal dynamics of Tory Party in crisis

Record levels of coronavirus cases and 12 Omicron-related deaths reported in Britain

Twelve Omicron-related deaths recorded in Britain as social restrictions not ruled out

Shows, restaurants and shops slacken off in game of snakes and ladders

Former official at foreign office claims Johnson intervened to ensure domestic animals were evacuated from Afghan capital

Issues over member states recognition of primacy of EU law ’must be addressed’, Frank Clarke says

An Irishman’s Diary

Motivation of Watford owners and those behind Newcastle takeover open to question

UK justice secretary appears to suggest term could apply to abuse against women or men

Agriculture secretary says Biden is ‘wrong’ about protocol and is just listening to Ireland, EU

London Letter: Possible return to imperial and Crown Stamp for beer pave the way forward

Prime minister’s spokesman plays down Raab’s demotion by insisting new role is ‘crucial’

Raab the biggest loser while Gove remains the most indispensable figure in government

Liz Truss takes over at foreign office while Buckland, Jenrick and former education secretary Williamson are ousted

Britain prepared to engage with Taliban to ensure safe passage for people out of restive state

Muhammad Edrees Kharotai has appealed for help for female family members

Britain’s dismissal by US and EU allies may be more harmful than Dominic Raab’s woes

Europe Letter: Kabul airport chaos proves a ‘stark demonstration’ of limits of EU power

Foreign minister says shared belief was that Kabul would not fall to the Taliban until next year

Celebratory gunfire heard across Kabul as coffins paraded draped in US and Nato flags

British foreign secretary says reports of his behaviour amid Afghan crisis are ‘nonsense’

PM who sent in troops says UK ‘at risk of relegation to second division of global powers’

Blame game erupts in Washington as Biden insists ‘significant progress’ being made

UK foreign secretary admits delegating call with Kabul counterpart while on holidays

Raab accused of delegating urgent calls on Afghanistan crisis while on holiday

Lukashenko isolated but defiant a year after rigged elections sparked huge protests

US and UK working with partners on response to likely drone attack that killed two

Johnson’s government steps up effort to encourage more young people to get vaccinated

London Letter: Britain and Germany seek to take giant leap from old enmity

Tabloid’s closure viewed as marker of the clampdown on civic freedoms and political opposition

Bilateral meeting focused on issue that overshadowed G7 summit of world leaders

Dublin worries EU-UK diplomatic clash could inflame tensions in the North

Meeting overshadowed for UK by angry dispute with EU over Northern Ireland protocol

Protocol appears to muscle into an agenda dominated by far weightier global events

‘Disgraceful’ interview of Roman Protasevichon on state TV likened to a hostage video