US Military Buildup Near Iran: What Could Attack Achieve?
Analysis of US military assets deployed near Iran, including aircraft carriers and fighter jets, examining potential targets and consequences of any strike action.
Category : Defence Security
Zelenskyy Cautious on Russian Bombing Pause in Freeze
Ukrainian president awaits Moscow's response to Trump's ceasefire appeal as rescue workers set up heating points in freezing Kyiv amid reduced attacks.
Couple Whipped 140 Times Each in Indonesia for Sex and Alcohol
A couple in Indonesia's Aceh province were publicly caned 140 times each for having sex outside marriage and drinking alcohol under strict sharia law enforcement.
Settler Militias Within IDF Escalate West Bank Violence
Israeli reservists and activists reveal how 'hagmar' units composed of settlers operate as vigilante militias in the West Bank, blurring lines between state and settler violence.
Asylum Seeker Jailed for Life for Hotel Worker Murder
Deng Chol Majek sentenced to minimum 29 years for stabbing Rhiannon Skye Whyte 23 times at Bescot Stadium station in Walsall. Court hears of chilling CCTV evidence and lack of remorse.
Federal Officers Use Force at Minneapolis Protest
Federal officers in Minneapolis fired tear gas and less-lethal rounds at protesters, with commentary on ICE's intimidating yet farcical performance and cultural reactions.
Trump Warns Iran Over Nuclear Ambitions and Protests
US President Donald Trump issues stark warning to Iran, demanding an end to its nuclear programme and the killing of protesters, as a large naval armada is deployed to the Middle East.
Iranian VIP Jet Lands in Moscow as US Threatens Strikes
An Iranian government jet has landed in Moscow, sparking speculation about leadership movements as tensions with the US escalate over military threats.
US 'Nuke Sniffer' Jet Lands in UK Amid Iran Tensions
A US Air Force WC-135R Constant Phoenix aircraft, capable of detecting radioactive particles, has arrived at RAF Mildenhall in Suffolk. This deployment occurs as tensions escalate with Iran over nuclear threats.
FCAS AI Chief Opposes Strict AI Rules, Favours Flexibility
The UK's Future Combat Air System AI lead argues against rigid new AI regulations, emphasising the need for adaptable frameworks to foster innovation and maintain global competitiveness.
Army Officers Face Court Martial Over Beck Case
Two British Army officers have been charged over their handling of the sexual assault case of teenage soldier Jaysley Beck, who later died by suicide in 2021.
Army Officers Court Martial Over Jaysley Beck Case
Two British Army officers will face a court martial regarding their handling of sexual assault allegations by teenage soldier Jaysley Beck, who died by suicide in 2021.
Army Officers Face Court Martial Over Soldier's Assault Case
Two serving British army officers have been charged with offences relating to the handling of Gunner Jaysley Beck's sexual assault case, following her tragic death by suicide in 2021.
Doomsday Clock at 85 Seconds: What Happens at Midnight?
The Doomsday Clock has been set to 85 seconds to midnight, its gravest outlook ever. Experts explain what a post-midnight world would mean for the UK and humanity.
Kurdish Forces Retreat in Syria, Future Uncertain
Kurdish-led forces are being pushed back in northeast Syria, threatening their semi-autonomous region. Damascus demands disarmament, raising fears of renewed conflict and humanitarian crisis.
Zelenskyy, Merz Welcome Trump Truce Claim as Attacks Continue
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and German Chancellor Merz have welcomed Donald Trump's claim of a temporary truce with Russia, while condemning ongoing attacks that killed six people in Ukraine.
Trump Tariffs Threat for Countries Selling Oil to Cuba
Donald Trump signs executive order establishing a process to impose tariffs on countries providing oil to Cuba, citing national security threats and Cuba's alleged ties to hostile powers.
Man charged with impersonating FBI agent in jail release bid
A Minnesota man has been charged after allegedly impersonating an FBI agent in an attempt to free murder suspect Luigi Mangione from a Brooklyn detention centre.
Charity Warns of 'Chilling' Hacking Network Targeting Children
The Molly Rose Foundation issues a public warning about the Com, a global hacking ecosystem exploiting children for sexual abuse, self-harm, and suicide.
FBI Impersonator Tried to Free Luigi Mangione from Prison
Mark Anderson, 36, allegedly attempted to break Luigi Mangione out of a Brooklyn prison by posing as an FBI agent with a barbecue fork and pizza cutter as weapons.
Putin Agrees to Week-Long Ukraine Ceasefire After Trump Request
Vladimir Putin has reportedly agreed to a seven-day halt on bombing Ukrainian cities, including Kyiv, following a personal appeal from US President Donald Trump during freezing winter conditions.
Trump's Iran Threats Risk Escalation, Not Aid
Analysis warns US military intervention in Iran would inflict huge human costs without fostering democracy, as the regime's brutal crackdown on protests continues amid international concern.
RAF Typhoons Deploy to Qatar Amid Iran Crisis
Britain signals willingness to defend Gulf allies if Iran retaliates against potential US strike, as RAF Typhoon squadron moves from Lincolnshire to Qatar.
Homicides in England and Wales at 40-Year Low
Police recorded 499 homicides in the year to September 2025, the lowest annual total since 1983, driven by a sharp fall in knife-related killings.
Ex-Deputy Gets 20 Years for Sonya Massey Killing
Sean Grayson, a former Illinois sheriff's deputy, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for the second-degree murder of Sonya Massey in 2024. The case has sparked national debate on policing.
Trump Warns Iran 'Time Running Out' as US Fleet Moves
Donald Trump issues stark warning to Iran as US naval forces deploy towards the region, raising fears of imminent military action over nuclear programme tensions.
Lorry Driver Ran Caravan Gun Workshop for 'Race War'
A far-right lorry driver converted blank-firing guns into deadly weapons while stockpiling arms for a 'race war' against Muslims, a court heard. Thomas McKenna, 60, operated from a caravan in Essex and sold firearms to organised crime groups.
EU Lists Iran's Revolutionary Guards as Terrorist Group
The European Union has formally designated Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organisation, imposing sanctions on officials and entities involved in human rights violations.
Trump's Iran Threats Could Backfire, Experts Warn
Donald Trump's military threats against Iran could empower Tehran's regime and trigger regional instability, security analysts caution, amid fears of repeating past intervention failures.
BA Pilot Filmed Sex Without Consent, Court Hears
A British Airways pilot is on trial for voyeurism after allegedly recording a flight attendant during sex and sending the videos to another pilot without her knowledge or consent.
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