Trump's Iran Strikes Called Illegal War by Legal Experts

Legal scholars and bipartisan lawmakers argue the Trump administration's military offensive against Iran violates both U.S. constitutional requirements and international armed conflict laws, with shifting justifications offered for the attacks.

Labour MP's Partner Arrested in China Spy Probe

Three men, including the partner of a Labour MP, have been arrested under the National Security Act on suspicion of spying for China. The Metropolitan Police conducted coordinated raids across London and Wales.

Three Men Arrested on Suspicion of Spying for China

Three men aged 39, 43, and 68 have been arrested by counter-terrorism officers in London and Wales on suspicion of assisting a foreign intelligence service, with searches conducted at multiple addresses across the UK.

Iran's Missile City Tests Iron Dome Limits

Iran's fortified underground Missile City, revealed in state media footage, houses thousands of precision-guided missiles and drones, potentially overwhelming Israel's Iron Dome system amid regional tensions.

Senate Blocks Trump's Iran War Authorization

The U.S. Senate has passed a resolution to prevent President Trump from initiating military action against Iran without congressional approval, marking a significant bipartisan move.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Gives Up Royal Property Lease

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is terminating his lease on East Lodge in Berkshire, paying just £13,000 annually while local rents reach £7,500 monthly. This follows his departure from Royal Lodge and increased scrutiny of royal finances.

Spain's PM Sánchez Rejects Trump Trade Threat Over Iran Stance

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has firmly responded to Donald Trump's threat to cut off all US trade with Spain, refusing to facilitate US attacks on Iran and warning against playing 'Russian roulette with the destiny of millions' in the Middle East

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