- EU to deliver €1.4 billion in revenue from immobilised Russian assets to support Ukraine
- London Tube Strike LIVE: Commuters Face Day Two of Total Underground Disruption | News UK
- Trump extends ceasefire with Iran but maintains blockade of Strait of Hormuz
- EU ministers explore jet fuel imports amid supply concerns from Middle East
- Two US officials killed in Mexico while returning from drug lab operation
- EU foreign ministers reject proposal to suspend EU–Israel agreement
- Trump extends Iran ceasefire as uncertainty looms over peace talks
- Israeli soldiers jailed after viral image of Jesus statue destruction
Daily Express - 42 years: Life for Olivia’s killer
Summary of the front page
The “gangland coward” who shot Olivia Pratt-Korbel dead is likely to die behind bars after learning he must spend at least 42 years in jail, the Daily Express writes.
It adds that “vile” Thomas Cashman skulked in a cell and refused to attend court on Monday to be handed a life sentence.
The paper is one of several featuring an image of former Chancellor Nigel Lawson, who has died at the aged of 91. Lawson presided over the economic boom of the 1980s that came to define Margaret Thatcher’s government.
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EU to deliver €1.4 billion in revenue from immobilised Russian assets to support Ukraine
EU ENERGY CRISIS
This morning, Europe prepares to address escalating energy challenges and potential impacts on supply chains and economies.
Key discussions centre on strategic responses.
London Tube Strike LIVE: Commuters Face Day Two of Total Underground Disruption | News UK
UK MORNING BRIEFING
The taxi rank queue at Liverpool Street station is increasing this morning.
Surge pricing for rides home has reached £60-£70 due to signal failures affecting local transport services.

Trump extends ceasefire with Iran but maintains blockade of Strait of Hormuz
Donald Trump has extended the ceasefire with Iran while maintaining the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. This decision comes as proposed talks in Islamabad are stalled, amid requests from Field Marshal Asim Munir and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif for ongoing discussions.

EU ministers explore jet fuel imports amid supply concerns from Middle East
European transport ministers are considering importing jet fuel from alternative sources, including the United States, amid potential shortages caused by disruptions in the Middle East. Transport Commissioner Apostolos Tzitzikostas confirmed this development as airlines warned of possible flight cancellations linked to supply issues.

Two US officials killed in Mexico while returning from drug lab operation
Two US officials, working for the CIA, were killed in Mexico while returning from an operation to dismantle a drug laboratory. The tragic incident also claimed the lives of two Mexican investigators when their convoy’s vehicle crashed and exploded. Further investigations are ongoing.

EU foreign ministers reject proposal to suspend EU–Israel agreement
Spain, Ireland and Slovenia’s proposal to suspend the EU–Israel Association Agreement over alleged war crimes in Lebanon and Palestine did not gain enough backing from EU foreign ministers. Nonetheless, a related initiative regarding settlement goods will be forwarded to the European Commission for consideration.
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