
Financial Times Front Page 16th of June 2025
Israel and Iran have intensified their exchanges with reciprocal strikes on key facilities, raising concerns about wider repercussions and possible shifts in regional power.
Israel and Iran have intensified their exchanges with reciprocal strikes on key facilities, raising concerns about wider repercussions and possible shifts in regional power.
Israel and Iran have escalated their conflict with reciprocal strikes, as G7 leaders push for a ceasefire and urge a major Western leader not to join in against Tehran, leaving many Israelis alarmed by the breach of their defences.
Iran and Israel edge closer to a major confrontation following a series of missile strikes, prompting the PM and other global figures to urge swift de-escalation and emphasise the need for diplomatic dialogue.
Trump asserts the US is fully prepared to use its entire might if needed, prompting concerns for Britons abroad amid heightened tensions.
Senior politicians demanded an apology over what they describe as a months-long delay in establishing a comprehensive inquiry into reported grooming networks, prompting criticism of inaction and calls for greater accountability.
Amid rising scrutiny, the PM reversed his stance and directed the National Crime Agency—widely seen as ‘Britain’s FBI’—to undertake a comprehensive inquiry into grooming allegations, marking a major policy shift.
Britain is bracing for 33C temperatures as a surge of Mediterranean heat settles over the country from Spain, prompting forecasts of sweltering conditions in the coming days.
The RAF is on standby to support Israel as tensions with Iran escalate, with the PM stressing the importance of diplomatic solutions.
Trump vetoed a proposed plan targeting Iran’s leader, with officials reportedly worried about the risk of broader repercussions.
Tensions in the Middle East have intensified as one leader warned a regional rival of severe repercussions for harming civilians, prompting swift retaliatory measures and cautionary advice for travellers.