Khamenei Survived Attack After Stepping Into Garden
Leaked audio reveals Mojtaba Khamenei escaped a fatal missile strike that killed his family because he went to his garden moments before impact, according to protocol head Mazaher Hosseini.
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Iran Warns US of 'Another Vietnam' Over Troop Deployment
Iran's deputy foreign minister Saeed Khatibzadeh warns the US faces a Vietnam-like quagmire if it sends ground troops, in an exclusive Sky News interview from Tehran.
Two Released in Iranian Spy Probe Targeting London Jews
Two of four men arrested on suspicion of spying for Iran have been released without charge. Police continue investigating surveillance of Jewish community locations in London.
Met Police Officer Accused of Exploiting Girlfriends for Gambling
A Metropolitan Police officer is on trial for allegedly abusing and defrauding multiple girlfriends to finance his gambling habit, with incidents of violence and coercive control detailed in court.
Strait of Hormuz: US Capabilities Against Iranian Blockade
Analysis of the critical Strait of Hormuz and the US military's potential to prevent an Iranian blockade, impacting global oil markets and security.
Europe Rejects Trump's Warship Call for Hormuz Strait
Germany, UK, and Italy rule out military deployment to reopen the vital waterway, emphasizing diplomacy as Israel escalates strikes on Iran and regional tensions surge.
Israel Tracks Iran's Leader as Trump Suggests He's Dead
Israel says it has located Iran's new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei, who hasn't been seen publicly since taking power after his father's death in US-Israeli strikes.
Trump Backlash Over Iran War Comments
President Donald Trump drew criticism for suggesting US efforts in Iran were unnecessary, contradicting earlier pleas for NATO allies to join the conflict.
Bill Gates and Epstein: Apologies Aren't Enough for Survivors
A human trafficking expert argues that wealthy individuals connected to Jeffrey Epstein have a moral obligation to provide tangible support to survivors, beyond mere apologies, to address the ongoing digital and legal harm they face.
Starmer: UK Won't Be Drawn Into Wider War Over Iran
Prime Minister Keir Starmer states the UK will defend itself and allies but avoid escalation with Iran, citing national interest and cost of living concerns, while announcing £53m in heating oil support.
Family of Ohio Airman Killed in Iraq Crash Criticizes US-Iran War
Relatives of Tech Sgt Tyler Simmons, who died in a KC-135 refueling plane crash in Iraq, call the US involvement in the Iran conflict 'uncalled for' and urge political action through voting.
Starmer: UK Will Not Be Drawn Into Wider War
Prime Minister Keir Starmer outlines three key objectives for UK involvement in the Middle East conflict, emphasizing protection of citizens and avoiding escalation.
Londoners Charged in Hertfordshire County Lines Drug Raids
Three London residents face charges for allegedly selling crack cocaine and heroin following coordinated county lines raids by Hertfordshire Police earlier this month.
UK Mother Fights to Reopen Daughter's Texas Shooting Case
Jane Coates pushes for new investigation after coroner rules daughter Lucy Harrison's death as reckless, citing Texan gun laws and alcohol involvement.
Starmer: 'Viable Plan' Needed for Trump's Hormuz Request
Prime Minister Keir Starmer says he's working with European allies on a collective response to Trump's call for help in the Strait of Hormuz, as oil prices jump 40% and UK-US relations fray.
Life Under Missile Alerts: Eyewitness Accounts from Israel
Sirens blare daily as Israelis seek shelter from incoming missiles, with eyewitnesses describing chaotic scenes and psychological toll in the ongoing conflict.
Satellite Rule Changes Threaten UK Defense and Business
Proposed revisions to international satellite interference protections could have catastrophic consequences for UK defense capabilities and London's financial sector, experts warn.
Dubai Arrests Three for Drone Strike Photo Sharing
Three Dubai residents were detained after taking photos of an Iranian drone strike on their apartment building to reassure family, highlighting UAE's crackdown on sharing sensitive images.
Trump's Warship Call in Hormuz Gets Muted Global Response
Countries including the UK, Japan, and South Korea are considering options but have not committed warships to the Strait of Hormuz after Trump's appeal, as Iran's blockade disrupts global oil flows.
Israel: Michigan Attacker's Brother Was Hezbollah Commander
Israeli military says brother of Michigan synagogue attacker was Hezbollah commander eliminated in airstrike. Attack linked to family deaths in Lebanon strike.
Pakistan Strikes Militant Hideouts in Afghanistan Conflict
Pakistan has launched targeted military operations against militant hideouts in Afghanistan, escalating cross-border tensions amid ongoing regional conflict and security concerns.
Middle East War Dynamics Shift as Hormuz Blockade Impacts Global Economy
Analysis reveals the initiative may be slipping from US and Israel as Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz sends oil prices soaring and pressures mount for conflict resolution.
UK Plans Minesweeping Drones for Hormuz Strait Crisis
The UK government is drawing up plans to send minesweeping drones to the Strait of Hormuz to help reopen the vital oil route, amid concerns that deploying ships could escalate tensions with Iran. Oil prices have surged following Iran's threat to target ve
Trump's Hormuz Fleet Plan Faces Allied Doubts
Donald Trump's appeal for allies to deploy warships to the Strait of Hormuz has garnered a muted response, with key nations like the UK and Japan hesitant to commit amid ongoing tensions with Iran.
Zelenskyy Seeks Drone Sales Control System
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy calls for a new system to regulate foreign drone purchases, as global demand rises following Iran-Israel conflict developments.
Trump Pressures Europe Over Hormuz Closure, Oil Prices Soar
President Trump escalates calls for European allies to protect the Strait of Hormuz, warning of NATO consequences, as Iran's blockade disrupts global energy flows and spikes oil prices above $104 a barrel.
Israel Ground Operations in Lebanon as Regional Tensions Rise
Israel begins limited ground operations against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, while global powers respond to Middle East tensions with military deployments and oil market interventions.
Israeli Confidence in Defense Systems Amid Missile Threats
In Israel, daily life is disrupted by missile sirens as citizens seek shelter, with some Iranian missiles breaching defenses and causing damage, despite public trust in interception systems.
UK May Send Drones to Strait of Hormuz After Iran Shuts Route
The UK is evaluating the use of mine-hunting and interceptor drones in the Middle East to protect shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, following Iran's closure of the key passage and a request from the US for allied support.
UK Weighs Drone Deployment to Middle East for Strait of Hormuz
The UK military is evaluating the use of mine-hunting and interceptor drones in the Middle East after Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz, disrupting global shipping and spiking oil prices.
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