HMS Dragon Deploys to Cyprus After Drone Attack
British destroyer HMS Dragon has arrived in the eastern Mediterranean and will begin defensive operations around Cyprus tonight, as confirmed by Defence Secretary John Healey.
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Jewish Ambulance Saved Baby Before Antisemitic Attack
A volunteer Jewish ambulance service that saved a one-week-old baby's life last year was targeted in an antisemitic firebombing attack in north London, with community leaders calling it a 'war on humanity'.
Trump Extends Iran Deadline, Cites Productive Conversations
Donald Trump has postponed his threat to strike Iran's energy infrastructure, claiming productive talks while Tehran denies any negotiations. The move follows escalating tensions over the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran's Cluster Munitions Challenge Israel's Missile Defense
Iran's use of cluster munitions in ballistic missile attacks has revealed vulnerabilities in Israel's sophisticated air defense network, causing casualties and raising concerns about interception effectiveness and economic costs.
MoD Hiring AI Chief for £185k, Bans AI in Applications
The Ministry of Defence is recruiting a chief AI officer with a £185,000 salary to lead military technology integration, while cautioning applicants against using AI tools in their submissions.
Army Joins Search for 1976 Murder Victims' Remains
Specialist armed forces assist Police Scotland in locating the bodies of Renee and Andrew MacRae, killed by William MacDowell in 1976, who died in prison without revealing their location.
Trump Delays Iran Strikes, Oil Prices Fall 10%
US President Donald Trump postpones attacks on Iranian energy infrastructure after talks, causing oil prices to dip 10% and natural gas to fall 6% as tensions show signs of easing.
Inside COBRA: UK's Secret Crisis Meetings Revealed
Explore the inner workings of COBRA meetings where UK officials coordinate emergency responses to national crises, from terrorist attacks to pandemics and international conflicts.
Iran's Strait of Hormuz Disruption Sparks Global Energy Crisis
Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz has triggered a severe global energy crisis, with oil prices soaring. The West faces a high-risk military dilemma to reopen this vital chokepoint, lacking a coherent long-term plan.
Israeli Settlers Rampage in West Bank, Injuring Palestinians
At least 10 Palestinians injured as Israeli settlers set cars and homes ablaze in West Bank villages, following the death of an 18-year-old settler in a car crash.
Iran Threatens Gulf Water Facilities in Regional Tensions
Iran has issued a threat to destroy water facilities in the Gulf region, escalating tensions and raising concerns over water security and potential environmental damage.
US Registers Alien.gov as Trump Pledges UFO Files Release
The US government has registered alien.gov and aliens.gov domains, fueling speculation amid Trump's pledge to release UFO files. This move highlights growing official interest in UAPs, driven by national security concerns and bipartisan political engageme
Settler Attacks Rampage Across West Bank Communities
Israeli settlers carried out coordinated raids across multiple West Bank villages, setting homes and vehicles ablaze while security forces reportedly stood by. The violence occurred during Eid al-Fitr celebrations amid escalating tensions.
Palantir Gets FCA Data Access, Raising Privacy Alarms
Palantir, co-founded by Trump donor Peter Thiel, gains a three-month trial to analyze sensitive FCA intelligence data for fraud detection, amid warnings over privacy and ethical risks in UK public deals.
Guthrie Family Pleads for Clues in Mother's Disappearance
Today show host Savannah Guthrie and her family release a new statement pleading for information about their missing 84-year-old mother Nancy Guthrie, who vanished from Tucson seven weeks ago.
Prison Crisis: Violence and Staff Shortages Escalate in UK
A new report highlights severe issues at Swaleside prison in Kent, including high violence and staff shortages. As sentencing reforms roll out, prisons in England and Wales face ongoing crises with overcrowding and safety concerns.
Iran War: Civilian Toll Mounts in US-Israel Campaign
The Iranian Red Crescent Society reports over 80,000 civilian sites hit, with 1,500 killed and critical infrastructure damaged in the escalating conflict between the US, Israel, and Iran.
Iran Vows to Destroy Water, Energy Facilities if US Strikes
Iran has vowed to irreversibly destroy essential water and energy infrastructure across the Middle East if the US follows through on Donald Trump's threat to obliterate Iranian power plants, escalating tensions in the region.
Zelenskyy: Russia Intensifies Attacks, US-Ukraine Talks End
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy states Russia is escalating attacks amid favorable weather, while US-Ukraine negotiations in Florida make progress without Russian participation.
Khalifa Haftar's Power in Libya Without Official Throne
Khalifa Haftar, a key Libyan military figure, wields significant control over Libya's eastern regions and oil resources, despite lacking formal political authority, shaping the nation's stability and international relations.
Gaza Ambulance Driver Killed Despite Ceasefire, Civilian Toll Rises
Abed Elrahman Hamdouna, a volunteer ambulance driver and father of two, was killed in a drone strike in Gaza, underscoring the continued civilian casualties despite last year's ceasefire agreement.
Nuclear Anxiety Returns: New Era of Global Tensions
After decades of relative calm, fears of nuclear conflict have resurfaced, driven by geopolitical shifts and rising international tensions, marking a stark contrast to past eras.
Iran Threatens to Mine Entire Persian Gulf if Attacked
Iran's defense council warns that any attack on its coasts will lead to mining of the entire Persian Gulf, potentially blocking global shipping routes and escalating tensions with the US.
Iran Threatens Gulf Power Plants as Trump Deadline Nears
Iran has threatened to strike electrical plants across the Middle East if the US attacks its power stations, escalating tensions amid Trump's 48-hour deadline over the Strait of Hormuz.
Tehran Civilians Face Long War as Airstrikes Intensify
Sky News reports from Tehran on the devastating impact of Israeli-American airstrikes, with civilians bearing the brunt and Iran's leadership projecting defiance.
Netanyahu: Iran Missiles Can Hit Deep Europe, UK Disagrees
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu claims Iran's missiles can reach deep into Europe after a strike on Diego Garcia, but UK ministers and experts caution the warnings may be exaggerated.
Ex-Trump Official Fears Retaliation Over Iran War Resignation
Joe Kent, who resigned as US counter-terrorism director over the Iran conflict, says he expects political retaliation but stands by his decision, citing Israeli influence.
Off Duty Podcast: Murder of Officer Clifton Lewis
The Guardian's Off Duty podcast investigates the 2011 murder of Chicago police officer Clifton Lewis, shot while moonlighting, with suspects quickly identified but facing intense questioning.
Iran Missile Hits Israeli Town Near Nuclear Site
Iran launched a missile attack on Dimona, Israel, near a nuclear facility, injuring 33 including a child. The strike retaliates for alleged Israeli action at Natanz.
Trump Threatens ICE at Airports in DHS Funding Fight
President Trump threatens to send ICE agents to US airports on Monday if Democrats don't agree to security measures, amid a DHS funding standoff and growing airport lines.
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