The Financial Times reports Iranian petrochemical firms secretly used British front companies to obtain bank accounts with Lloyds and Santander in order to evade US sanctions. The Petrochemical Commercial Company is accused by the US of being part of a network raising hundreds of millions of pounds for Iran’s Revolutionary Guards forces. The banks said they could not comment on individual cases but that they complied with sanctions laws.
But dominating the front page is a picture of Houthi tribesmen “parading” as a “show of defiance” after a third round of joint UK and US attacks on sites in Yemen.
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Journalist claims Jacob Elordi ‘grabbed him by the throat’ in ‘aggressive’ altercation A journalist has spoken up following an incident
Jay Z rips into the Grammys for snubbing Beyonce in blistering on-stage rant During his acceptance speech at the 2024
Miley Cyrus debuts new 80s look at Grammys Miley Cyrus brought back the 80s power hair trend at the Grammys
Wrestler dies in accident aged just 21 Asahi, the 21-year-old wrestler, has passed away. She worked for Actwres girl’Z (AWG)
Russian oil getting into UK via refinery loophole, reports claim Research suggests that the UK is still importing millions of
