UK to ban Palestine Action, police clash with group’s supporters in London
British government will use antiterrorism laws to ban campaign organisation in wake of damage to planes by activists.
Israel Bans international media from Gaza to “hide” realities
British TV host Piers Morgan says Israel's decision to prevent intl media from entering Gaza is to hide realities
Watch: US strikes against Iran spark protests in North America
Protesters took to the streets in New York, LA, Washington DC and Toronto after the US hit Iranian nuclear sites.
Could this be the most significant Nato summit since the Cold War?
Europe braces for Trump's arrival at the Nato summit with difficult questions over Iran and defence, following the 5% defence spending target he's demanded of allies
Nato summit could be the most significant since end of Cold War
Europe braces for Trump's arrival at the Nato summit with difficult questions over Iran and defence, following the 5% defence spending target he's demanded of allies
Exclusive: Iranian retaliation against U.S. forces could come soon, U.S. officials say – Reuters
- Exclusive: Iranian retaliation against U.S. forces could come soon, U.S. officials say Reuters
- Live updates: Trump says Israel and Iran have agreed to 'total ceasefire' NBC News
- What we know about US strikes on three Iranian nuclear sites BBC
- Iran Positions Missile Launchers for Potential Attack on U.S. Forces, U.S. Officials Say WSJ
- What are the main US military bases in the Middle East? Reuters
Can Iran really shut down the Strait of Hormuz? – Al Jazeera
- Can Iran really shut down the Strait of Hormuz? Al Jazeera
- What Is the Strait of Hormuz, and Why Is It Important? The New York Times
- What is the Strait of Hormuz and why does it matter? ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
- Iran Has an Oil Card to Play. So Does the U.S. WSJ
- US asks China to stop Iran from closing Strait of Hormuz BBC
Scottish wingsuit flyer Liam Byrne dies during Swiss Alps jump
British champion Liam Byrne, 24, had said he knew from a young age he wanted to "fly like a bird".
Scottish wingsuit flyer Liam Byrne dies during Swiss Alps jump
British champion Liam Byrne, 24, had said he knew from a young age he wanted to "fly like a bird".
Nine killed in Kyiv in intense Russian air attack
Russian missiles and drones hit residential areas and hospitals in Ukraine's Kyiv region, the interior minister says.
Nine killed in Kyiv in intense Russian air attack
Russian missiles and drones hit residential areas and hospitals in Ukraine's Kyiv region, the interior minister says.
‘Why wouldn’t there be a regime change?’ Trump’s latest on Iran
The president's comments came after other top officials said replacing the leadership in Tehran was not the aim.
‘Why wouldn’t there be a regime change?’ Trump’s latest on Iran
The president's comments came after other top officials said replacing the leadership in Tehran was not the aim.
Giant statues to return to Notre Dame’s spire in latest stage of restoration
Copper-coated figures will be hoisted on to cathedral’s reconstructed spire after devastating blaze of 2019
Sixteen giant statues are to be hoisted back on to the spire of Notre Dame in the latest step of the cathedral’s €700m (£600m) reconstruction after the devastating fire of 2019.
The copper-coated figures, each weighing almost 150kg, escaped the blaze because they were removed from the Parisian landmark for renovation just four days before flames consumed the roof and destroyed the spire.
Continue reading...IAEA chief expects ‘very significant damage’ at Iran’s Fordo site, demands access – The Times of Israel
- IAEA chief expects ‘very significant damage’ at Iran’s Fordo site, demands access The Times of Israel
- JD Vance suggests Iran’s uranium stockpile is still intact despite US strikes The Guardian
- Where are the world’s nuclear weapons, and who owns them? The Washington Post
- What we know about the three Iranian nuclear sites struck by the US CNN
- IAEA chief expects 'very significant damage' at Iran's Fordow site Reuters
Weather tracker: US and Europe swelter in June heatwaves
Monday and Tuesday likely to be the hottest days of the year so far in eastern US while temperatures rise in Europe
This summer’s first heatwave has developed across the eastern half of the United States with most places having recorded their hottest temperature of the year so far on Sunday, which will then probably be beaten on Monday and Tuesday.
High pressure across the eastern US has funnelled up hot air from southern parts of the the country, resulting in what is known as a heat dome, initially across central regions on Friday, before spreading eastwards over the weekend. The temperatures rose significantly on Saturday, with Huron regional airport in South Dakota recording a high of 39.4C (102.9F), 13C above the average high in June for the region.
Continue reading...Rescuers search for Brazilian tourist on Indonesian volcano
Juliana Marins was hiking on the volcano on Saturday when she fell from a cliff near the crater.
Nation Nominating Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize Dramatically Changes Its Tune After His Iran Strike – The Daily Beast
- Nation Nominating Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize Dramatically Changes Its Tune After His Iran Strike The Daily Beast
- Pakistan recommends Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize — and the internet had a lot to say! Take a look Hindustan Times
- Aaj Ki Baat: Full episode, June 23, 2025 India TV News
- From Condemnation To 'Expression Of Concern': Pakistan Changes Stand On US Strikes Against Iran News18
- Pakistan politicians, others ask govt to review Trump's nomination for Nobel Peace Prize The Hindu
Trump decision for US to strike Iran splits Maga supporters – US politics live
Maga diehards caught between supporting efforts against nuclear proliferation and opposing American involvement in foreign conflicts
JD Vance has said the US is “not at war” with Iran – but is with its nuclear weapons program, holding out a position that the White House hopes to maintain over the coming days as the Iranian regime considers a retributive response to Saturday’s US strike on three of its nuclear installations.
In an interview Sunday with NBC News’ Meet the Press, the US vice-president was asked if the US was now at war with Iran.
Continue reading...‘High energy costs have held back businesses’, says Miliband as government announces industrial strategy – UK politics live
Prime minister says 10-year industrial strategy marks ‘turning point for economy’ as energy secretary says government will cut electricity costs for businesses
By the way, if you actually wanted to read the Modern Industrial Strategy document published by the government today, you can find it here.
The government has just pushed out a joint statement from business leaders welcoming it, which says:
The Industrial Strategy launched today marks a significant step forward and a valuable opportunity for the business community to rally behind a new vision for the UK – boosting confidence, sentiment, and enthusiasm for investment.
From start-ups and small businesses to large corporates, businesses need a more attractive, stable environment that enables faster, easier, and more certain investment decisions.
For too long high electricity costs have held back British businesses, as a result of our reliance on gas sold on volatile international markets.
As part of our modern industrial strategy we’re unlocking the potential of British industry by slashing industrial electricity prices in key sectors.
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