
Syria: Foreign Secretary Suspends Turkish Export Licences For Military Items
The UK will continue selling arms to Turkey but will not grant new export licences for weapons that may be used against Kurds in Syria.
The UK will continue selling arms to Turkey but will not grant new export licences for weapons that may be used against Kurds in Syria.
The Prime Minister confirmed a consultation on the legislation has just come to and end.
Members of the military took to Westminster ahead of the State Opening of Parliament.
The environmentalist group Extinction Rebellion have started two weeks of protests in London by demonstrating across Westminster.
North Korea called the test a "significant achievement".
The policy was introduced last November by former Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson.
Ben Wallace played down reports Army rules on make-up were being reviewed and stated only "camouflage colour" make-up is allowed.
Ben Wallace was speaking at the Conservative Party conference.
Visitors included those from France, Russia and the United States.
About 7% of the funds for the 3.6 billion dollar (£2.9 billion) structure is being moved from eight projects in the US territory.
The vessel had been held in the southern Iranian port of Bandar Abbas since 19 July.
The Taliban has warned civilians to 'stay at home or risk being hurt'.
It was decided that artefacts should stay on the 18th-century wreck and be preserved in situ.
Foreign affairs spokesman Adel al-Jubeir says everyone is trying to avoid war, but Iran will be held accountable.
Iran's president, Hassan Rouhani, has warned the Gulf region is on the edge of collapse.
Dominic Raab has said the UK Government assessed the facts "carefully and independently".