These are Ukraine’s $1,000 interceptor drones the Pentagon wants to buy – Military Times

  1. These are Ukraine’s $1,000 interceptor drones the Pentagon wants to buy  Military Times
  2. Exclusive: U.S. dismissed Ukraine deal for anti-Iran drone tech last year  Axios
  3. Donald Trump Forced to Crawl Back to World Leader He Humiliated With Embarrassing Plea to Volodymyr Zelensky  The Daily Beast
  4. What are the Ukrainian drone interceptors sent to counter Iranian attacks?  Al Jazeera
  5. Saudi Arabia in Talks to Buy Air-Defense Equipment from Ukraine  WSJ
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Satellite images capture airstrikes reducing Iran’s vintage American-made F-14 Tomcats to wreckage – Business Insider

  1. Satellite images capture airstrikes reducing Iran's vintage American-made F-14 Tomcats to wreckage  Business Insider
  2. Iran War Live Updates: Strikes in Beirut, Ship Attacks Near Strait of Hormuz and Oil Supply News - The New York Times  The New York Times
  3. ‘Dark, like our future’: Iranians describe scenes of catastrophe after Tehran’s oil depots bombed  The Guardian
  4. Strikes create toxic clouds over Tehran  Reuters
  5. Why did U.S. bombings cause 'acid rain' to fall in Iran? An atmospheric scientist explains  PBS
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Russia Says Ukraine’s Strike on Factory City Was Deadly – The New York Times

  1. Russia Says Ukraine’s Strike on Factory City Was Deadly  The New York Times
  2. Ukraine says it has hit Russian 'missile component' plant  BBC
  3. Kremlin says Britain was involved in Ukraine's missile strike on Russia  Reuters
  4. Missile Strike Hits Bryansk Chip Plant Supplying Iskander and S‑400, Video  UNITED24 Media
  5. Ukrainian Missile Attack on Bryansk Kills 7, Wounds Dozens More  The Moscow Times
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UK companies struggling to hire young people amid cost pressures, MPs told

Business lobby groups say ‘taking the risk’ of employing less experienced workers is being avoided

British companies are struggling to afford to hire young people after a long period of rising costs that have hit profit margins and derailed recruitment plans, business leaders have said.

Rising labour costs including increases to the minimum wage and employer’s national insurance by the government have put young people at the back of the queue when employers consider recruitment, business lobby groups have told MPs.

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