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Protestors in Tehran's Revolution Square demonstrate against US attacks.
Make Iran Great Again or change regime, Trump suggests

US president boasts that ‘monumental damage’ was done to Iranian nuclear sites

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IRGC members marching in uniform at a rally.
Tehran steps up repression amid warnings of terror attacks in UK


Illustration of military aircraft and ship blueprints.
How the ‘bold and brilliant’ US strikes on Iran unfolded


Satellite image of the Fordow fuel enrichment facility in Iran after airstrikes, showing damage including craters and ash.
Offer of talks went unanswered — so Trump sent bombers instead

Collage of Donald Trump, Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, and an Iranian nuclear facility.
Can Iran still build nuclear weapons after the US bombing?

Satellite image of the Fordow fuel enrichment facility in Iran after airstrikes, showing damage including craters and ash.
Offer of talks went unanswered — so Trump sent bombers instead


Satellite image of the Fordow fuel enrichment facility in Iran after airstrikes, showing damage including craters and ash.



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Reform unveils ‘Robin Hood’ policy to stop billionaires fleeing UK

Nigel Farage is to announce a radical policy that will shield non-doms from tax and redistribute revenue to the lowest paid


Two men using a smartphone app to track a stolen e-bike.
I joined vigilantes on the trail of my stolen £5,000 bike

After police reached a dead end, one Londoner called in a firm that specialises in retrieving stolen bicycles — and sends up drones to search the area


How Trump’s 11th-hour call to Starmer won trade deal concession

The phone call to Downing Street from came just as the prime minister was settling down to watch Arsenal on TV



Close-up of a man's face covered in frost, wearing a parka.
How the UK is testing a radical plan to refreeze the Arctic

A government-backed team will soon start running field trials to ask whether thousands of robots could be deployed to preserve Arctic sea ice







Two women in 1940s-style clothing walk on a lawn at Hever Castle, with a vintage airplane and castle in the background.
News in pictures: reliving Britain’s strength in the face of adversity


Mass rollout of weight-loss injections begins on NHS


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Protesters in Tehran's Revolution Square hold signs against US attacks.
Trump backs ‘regime change’ in Iran after ‘monumental’ airstrikes


Collage of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei with images of a nuclear facility.
How close is Iran to actually building a nuclear bomb?
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Passive entitled citizens are breaking Britain

We have too many rights and too few responsibilities — stop leaving every problem to the state and roll your sleeves up



Illustration of an old man with a large mushroom cloud as hair amidst nuclear symbols and a stealth bomber in the background.

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Labubu-led frivolity a fable of modern China






Headshot of Cindy Yu.
Labubu-led frivolity a fable of modern China






Portrait of Caitlin Moran.

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Paul JohnsonTreasury must not favour politics over evidence in spending decisions


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England's Harry Brook walking off the field after being dismissed during a cricket match.

Headingley (third day of five; England won toss): India lead England by 96 runs with eight second-innings wickets remaining



Erica Jong and her daughter, Molly Fast-Jong.

In How to Lose Your Mother, Molly Jong-Fast describes her childhood with the neglectful feminist icon and caring for her as she succumbs to dementia

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