Britain was built on seapower and is the “nation of Nelson” but has been emasculated and humiliated on the world stage by its own government.
Civil Service in clutches of “strange topsy-turvy morality” that treats allies as enemies, a former diplomat has warned.
Trump says he feels vindicated in years of questioning fidelity of alliances, saying nations like Britain should have come with enthusiasm.
Reopening the Strait of Hormuz is critical to prevent an economic catastrophe, but the UK government isn’t sending warships yet because the Prime Minister has reservations about the lack of a legal basis for action, a “credible” plan, and the endorsement of the international community, he has said.
France has named highly decorated elite infantryman Chief Warrant Officer Arnaud Frion as the soldier killed in a drone strike overnight.
Six airmen have been killed after an incident in the skies over Western Iraq which led to the loss of an in-flight refuelling tanker.
At least four crewmen from an American air refuelling tanker that crashed in Iraq while on Operation Epic Fury duties have died.
The British defence minister said “Putin’s hidden hand” is behind some Iranian tactics and capabilities.
CENTCOM has confirmed the death of four crewmembers of a downed refuelling jet that collided with another aircraft on Thursday.
A USAF KC-135 refuelling jet has crashed in Iraq after an “incident” with a second aircraft during Operation Epic Fury.
The U.S. 5th Fleet said two sailors suffered non-life-threatening injuries after a fire broke out on a nuclear supercarrier in the Red Sea.
Three Iraqi migrants are being interrogated by Norwegian police over a blast that occurred at the U.S. Embassy in Oslo.
Iran and its proxies continue to launch strikes, including against oil tankers in the Gulf, while Israel says they scored “extensive” hits.
Bank of England to end printing images of great Britons on its paper money, as pictures of wildlife are “not divisive”.
UK bans end-of-Ramadan march, with Police citing “extreme tensions” over the Middle East and risk of “serious public disorder”.
Europe’s mad dash to decommission its nuclear power plants was a “strategic mistake”, Commission boss Ursula von der Leyen has admitted.
Canadian Police are investigating a “national security incident” after multiple shots were fired at the U.S. Consulate.
Farage’s Reform is paying for motorists to buy cut-rate fuel for one day to give a taste of what pump prices would look like if he were PM.
President Trump said war is “nearly complete” and warned Iran against trying to escalate, but it seems Tehran hasn’t got the message yet.
Downing Street plays down the possibility of the government deploying one of Britain’s two aircraft carriers to Middle East.
The military operation entered its tenth day on Monday. Iran’s new leader is settling into the role, but is reportedly already wounded.
An American airstrike has destroyed Iran’s quirky attempt at building an aircraft carrier, which was only commissioned last year.
Ten people have been arrested across London in relation to a Counter Terrorism Policing investigation into Iranian spying.
The United States says it has continued to dominate the Iranian Navy and Tehran launches strikes against Israel, albeit at a reduced pace.
Iranian Navy ship handed over to the Sri Lankan government, saving the lives of the crew hours after another warship was sunk by the USN.
Iran warns retribution against the U.S for sinking one of its warships in international waters, and continues to hit out at the wider region.
Nigel Farage introduced two veteran Labour politicians to his team on Wednesday, including a former London region mayor.
An Iranian warship in international waters was sunk overnight by a U.S. nuclear-powered submarine, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said.
Iran is attempting to choose a new supreme leader, while the U.S. and Israel continue strikes, including on Tehran and Lebanon.
President Volodymyr Zelensky is worried deliveries of missiles will dry up as they’re needed to fight Iran, he told an Italian newspaper.
The military operation against Iran has entered its fourth day on Tuesday, with missiles and rockets traded by combatants overnight.
UK should not welcome refugees fleeing Iran, but helping Persia turn a corner would see expatriates wanting to return to their homeland.
Israel authorises forces to advance into Lebanon and “take control” to prevent Hezbollah using it to fire into Israeli border settlements.
U.S. President “very disappointed” in PM Starmer over his blocking America from using joint military bases to strike Iran, a report states.
Operation against Iran has entered third day, with strikes against targets inside Iran and interceptions against Iranian aircraft ongoing.
Three F-15E Strike Eagle fighters were shot down by an ally while engaging Iranian aircraft, all pilots ejected safely and recovered.
President told Iranian armed forces to lay down their arms or face “certain death” as “major” strikes against Tehran commenced.
Last night’s election result is already being said to herald the coming-of-age of the new British politics.
The large bronze statue of British hero and wartime Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill has again been defaced.
British street organiser Tommy Robinson decried legacy media for their reportage of his visit to Washington, asserting “their power is gone”.
