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The United States and South Korea signed a new pact to deter North Korea's potential use of nuclear arms and other weapons of mass destruction amid growing threats from Pyongyang, their defence chiefs said on Wednesday (October 2).

One senior Whitehall figure described it to me like this: "William Hague has done a remarkable job driving European policy, in a way that these Foreign Office morons find so difficult. Blaming Jon Cunliffe disguises the fact that they have lost the argument. Our own Eurocrats have suffered a setback." A Cabinet colleague says: "William has defied the caricatures. He is determined to reset some of the default assumptions about relations with the EU that the Foreign Office has nurtured for years." A Downing Street insider rages: "It is lamentable how timid and incompetent our European diplomacy has been." The complaint from some in No 10 is that all the effort has been invested in the Council of Ministers, the body where final decisions are taken, neglecting the European Commission and Parliament, the other two institutions that under the Lisbon Treaty have huge influence over how EU law is shaped.