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Greek defence minister denies his country secretly supplied weapons to Ukraine

Nikos Dendias, Minister of National Defence of Greece, has denied media reports that Greece has secretly sent 250 containers with weapons to Ukraine. Source: Ekathumerini, as reported by European Pravda Details: Greece has been supplying weapons and ammunition to Ukraine over the past two years, but has said that it was not in a position to give Ukraine weapons that it deems critical to its own defence.

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Tory defector Natalie Elphicke accused of hypocrisy after about-turn on Labour housing policy

Tory defector Natalie Elphicke accused of hypocrisy after about-turn on Labour housing policy
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Assisted dying campaigner calls law barbaric

Joy Munns says she would not wish her experience on her worst enemy and is "still traumatised".

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Assisted dying: Harold Shipman damaged end-of-life care

Parliament debates assisted dying after more than 200,000 signed a petition backing a law change.

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EU lawmakers greenlight new rules to rein in national spending

European Union lawmakers on Tuesday backed new budgetary rules aimed at boosting investment while keeping spending under control despite fierce criticism from leftwing groups.A majority of lawmakers backed the new rules during a session of the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France.

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