Netflix documentary about Missouri tornado revisits one of the deadliest twisters in the US
Fatal shooting in New Mexico park casts pall over Legislature and its ability to contain crime
Russian drone attack on Kyiv kills two, injures several, Ukrainian officials say
Israeli strike kills senior Hamas political leader in Gaza
Stressed? Sick? Swiss town lets doctors prescribe free museum visits as art therapy for patients
Auburn coach Bruce Pearl makes plea for return of American hostage Edan Alexander from Gaza
Australia budget to dole out energy bill relief as general election looms
UK's Reeves to set out 2 billion pounds civil service spending cuts
US FAA pilot safety messaging system resumes operations after outage
LeBron James' return from injury spoiled by Bulls' phenomenal effort in 146-115 win over Lakers
Pacers' Myles Turner delivers strong performance after sister leaves game due to 'medical situation'
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain will accelerate plans next week for a potential peacekeeping force in Ukraine, including a discussion about how it can operate and the structure, a spokesman for Prime Minister Keir Starmer said on Friday.
British military planners will meet again at the Northwood base in London next week to discuss how the force could work, the spokesman said.
"We will continue to accelerate the pace and scale of operation planning with further meetings at our Northwood headquarters as we look closer at the details and structure of any future force," the spokesman said.
(Reporting by Andrew MacAskill; editing by Michael Holden)
