- UK Government Bans Al Quds Day March: Controversy Sparks National Debate
- Londoners prepare for further travel disruption as tube drivers plan another strike
- Iran launches missile attacks on Israel and Gulf states amid ongoing conflict
- EU counts on small nuclear reactors to meet climate targets and ensure stability
- Researchers uncover lost Nazi cipher manuals for SG-41 machine in Prague
- Slovak prime minister and EU president agree on need to restore Druzhba pipeline
- US destroys ten Iranian boats laying mines in Strait of Hormuz operation
- Von der Leyen faces criticism for expanding EU’s foreign policy role
Iran has launched missile attacks on Israel and Gulf states amid escalating conflict. The Iranian Supreme National Security Council issued a stark warning, underscoring its defiance against external threats. Stay updated on this ongoing crisis as it develops.
UK MORNING BRIEFING
MPs have voted this morning against prohibiting social media access for under-16s, following a proposal inspired by Australia. Future amendments may still empower the Secretary of State to regulate children’s online activities.
EUROPE MORNING BRIEFING
Emmanuel Macron is set to address France’s nuclear deterrent strategy this morning, outlining its relationship with NATO and European security. This follows increased interest in national defence within the European Union amid evolving geopolitical challenges.
Britain is sending 20,000 sailors, soldiers and aviators close to Russia’s borders in Nato’s biggest military exercise since the Cold War.
Most people spend the morning rushing around getting ready for work, or sleep until the last minute before they have to wake up – but others choose to go for a run.
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