
US launches new Iran strikes at 9pm GMT Sunday, Tehran calls diplomacy “futile”
The fight over the Strait of Hormuz escalates again, and the next move hinges on whether attacks stop mariner risk rising.

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The fight over the Strait of Hormuz escalates again, and the next move hinges on whether attacks stop mariner risk rising.

Parliament chose the latest legal date, and Netanyahu plans to seek re-election after the Gaza war reshaped his leadership.

A fast-moving blaze south of Paris burns 800 hectares and disrupts a key highway during a heatwave, tested by firefighting capacity.

The Senate Republican leader is out of the hospital but gives no return timetable, adding uncertainty to Washington’s next moves.

BBC correspondents outline how major powers are likely to interpret the UK’s expected new prime minister and what it could change.

A three-year policing plan adds officers around homes, schools, synagogues, and community centres, plus boosts counter-terrorism capabilities.

A report told Andy Burnham and incoming PM advisers extra 50,000 people could become homeless without a housing-first agenda.

The flare-up strains the interim US-Iran deal and threatens another round of shipping and energy market stress.

Thailand officials say late Sunday’s blaze spread rapidly, and smoke may be why fatalities rose so fast.

When Lindsey Graham leaves Trump’s “America First” orbit, Ukraine loses a key internal champion.

His office cites aortic rupture tied to arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease, as Congress scrambles over leadership and replacements.

Tumbleton’s “counterfeit prince” plot escalates, but the real battleground is how Ormund raises Daeron.