After a brief but intense stand-off culminating in an intercepted strike on US facilities, a ceasefire has been agreed with Iran, while domestic debate intensifies over a proposed £40bn defence plan.
Iran launched missiles at a US site in Qatar, provided limited warning beforehand, and was met with remarks from the US President accusing the official response of being too weak while regional tensions simmer.
Donald Trump declared Iran’s missile strike on a US air base in Qatar to be “very weak,” thanked Tehran for its early warning, and insisted on the need for peace.
Travel operators are seeing a surge in bookings to cooler regions, as holidaymakers choose to escape the sweltering UK climate for a more comfortable break.
Iran has fired missiles at US defence installations in the Middle East, prompting the US President to express gratitude for prior notification while maintaining a cautious stance.
Tensions have escalated across the region following missile strikes on key military facilities, prompting swift condemnation from Western allies and sparking immediate calls for de-escalation.
Iran has retaliated with missiles targeting a US base in Qatar, prompting controversy over Labour’s reluctance to support American measures and raising questions about whether the PM has demonstrated adequate resolve on the world stage.
Britain has declared itself ready to participate in military action alongside allies following an Iranian strike on a major US base, with officials warning of potential escalation while emphasising the need for diplomatic efforts to avert a broader conflict.
A reported Israeli strike killing Iranian security personnel and damaging a detention facility has heightened tensions over Tehran’s nuclear ambitions, while the US President’s “Make Iran Great Again” statement fuels diplomatic strain.
