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Rhetoric sharpened on both sides after days of renewed attacks, with Iranian state media reporting strikes around Tehran.

President Trump, who promised to ‘end wars’, not start them, may have fallen into a familiar presidential trap.

The 30-year-old athlete was critically injured when her bike split in two in a horrific crash.

The arrest came less than a week after the murder of fellow Reform UK member Ann Widdecombe.

After striking roads and railways, Kyiv is now focusing on sea routes as it tries to disrupt fuel supplies and pressure Russia to end the war.

The Labour leader fielded questions, criticism and praise in a final Prime Minister’s Questions session, in which he noted an ‘important appointment with the television’ to watch England take on Argentina.

The threats from Tehran came as the US intensified its airstrike campaign on Wednesday, pushing the region back towards all-out war.

The president is accustomed to forcing other countries to bend to his will. But he is struggling to come up with a strategy to extract Iranian concessions as the cease-fire he brokered collapses.

Keir Starmer will face his last grilling in Britain's parliament as prime minister before handing the reins to his Labour colleague Andy Burnham.

Shipping industry still waiting for a strait answer as President Donald Trump changes fee proposal to only guaranteeing safe passage to vessels from states that agree to invest in the United States

US President Donald Trump has paid writer E Jean Carroll millions of dollars after a jury found him liable for sexually abusing and defaming her.

Donald Trump has abandoned plans to impose a 20 per cent levy on cargo passing through the Strait of Hormuz as the US fires more strikes against Iran and a blockade on Iranian shipping comes into effect.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Early in the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, the West’s cry was to supply Ukraine with enough artillery shells and tanks to blunt Russia’s onslaught. It’s now a far different fight.

Donald Trump's lawsuit against the IRS was filed for an "improper purpose", says US judge Kathleen Williams.

Since Queen Victoria made it her official residence in 1837, every British sovereign has lived there. King Charles III, born at the palace, is the first to opt out.