White House Seeks $87.6bn for Iran War Amid Congressional Standoff
White House requests $87.6bn for Iran war costs; Democrats oppose paying for unauthorised conflict amid congressional standoff over voting bill.
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First UK Government Evacuation Flight from Middle East Lands at Stansted
First UK government evacuation flight from Oman lands at Stansted after delays, as Britons flee Middle East amid Iran strikes.
US Set to Deploy Airborne Troops Amid Trump’s Claims of ‘Very Good’ Iran Talks
US plans to deploy 3,000 airborne troops amid Iran strikes, despite Trump's claims of 'very good' talks and a 15-point peace plan.
Trump Renews Greenland Demand, Threatens Troop Withdrawal from Europe at Nato Summit
Trump revives Greenland demand, threatens troop withdrawal from Europe at Nato summit, criticises allies on defence spending and Iran stance.
French Farmers Block Paris Streets in Protest Against EU-Mercosur Deal
French farmers block Paris roads protesting EU-Mercosur trade deal, fearing unfair competition; Macron votes against but deal likely to pass.
King Charles's US State Visit to Proceed Despite Iran War Concerns
King Charles's US state visit in April proceeds despite Iran war concerns and Trump's criticism of UK armed forces, sparking political backlash.
Bill Bailey: AI Is a Comedy Dead End, Still a Hippy at Heart
Bill Bailey discusses AI in comedy, his haircut, and hosting Extraordinary Portraits, featuring everyday heroes like a terrorist taker.
US and Iran Agree to Two-Week Ceasefire, Reopen Strait of Hormuz
US and Iran agree to two-week ceasefire, reopening Strait of Hormuz, after Pakistan-mediated talks avert US bombing deadline.
Nine Injured in Clash Between Erdogan Security and Protesters in Washington
Nine injured and two arrested as Erdogan's security clashes with Kurdish protesters in Washington DC during his US visit.
Iran Vows Retaliation After Key Commander Killed in Israeli Airstrike
Iran threatens retaliation after Ali Larijani killed in Israeli airstrike; Trump attacks Nato allies over Iran war; oil prices surge.
Air Force One Returns to Base Over Electrical Issue
Air Force One turned back to Washington due to a minor electrical issue; Trump continued to Davos on a backup plane.
Taiwan Scrambles Jets as China Conducts Second Combat Patrol Near Island
Taiwan scrambles jets and ships as China conducts second combat readiness patrol near the island within a week, amid heightened tensions.
Britain 'sleepwalking into a food crisis' without urgent action, experts say
Experts warn Britain faces a food crisis from extreme weather, inflation and the Iran war, urging government action on food security.
Japan's PM Braces for 'Very Difficult' Trump Meeting
Japan's PM Sanae Takaichi meets Trump for talks on trade and security, with her mentor Abe's legacy expected to help.
Romania Recalls Kenya Ambassador Over Racist Monkey Remark
Romania recalls ambassador to Kenya after he compared Africans to monkeys, prompting apologies and condemnation.
European Leaders Rally for Ukraine in High-Stakes Trump Talks, But Unity Faces Test
European leaders scrambled to protect Ukraine in talks with Trump, but questions remain over outcomes and unity.
Foreign Office Issues Travel Warnings for Greece, Turkey, and Cyprus
FCDO warns UK travellers of no-go zones in Greece, Turkey, and Cyprus due to conflict and terrorism risks.
Trump Hints at War End as US Sends More Troops and Iran Threatens Tourism
Trump hints at winding down Middle East war as US sends more troops and Iran threatens tourist sites worldwide.
Pakistan’s Trump Nobel Nomination Sparks Controversy Amid US Strikes on Iran
Pakistan's Nobel nomination for Trump sparks debate after US strikes on Iran, with critics calling for withdrawal.
Jason Manford's Family Life: Two Marriages and Six Kids
Jason Manford's family life: two marriages, six children, and how he balances fame with fatherhood.
Trump Extends Iran Ceasefire Deadline Amid Push for Talks in Pakistan
Trump extends Iran ceasefire deadline, delaying strike amid Pakistan-mediated talks; Iran rejects terms, maintains blockade standoff.
Tom Georgeson Dies At 88: Family Pays Tribute
Veteran British actor Tom Georgeson dies aged 88; family and theatres pay tribute to his career spanning decades.
Iran Threatens Gulf Desalination Plants, Risking Water Crisis
Iran threatens to destroy Gulf desalination plants if US attacks its grid, risking water catastrophe in arid region.
Japanese PM Takaichi Calls Trump 'Best Buddies' After Pearl Harbor Joke
Japanese PM Takaichi calls Trump 'best buddies' after he jokes about Pearl Harbor, sparking criticism online.
Trump Rejects Netanyahu's Call for Iranian Street Revolution
Trump rejects Netanyahu's call for US-backed Iranian street revolution, citing fears of massacre, as tensions grow between the allies.
Gaza Rockets Target Tel Aviv After Israeli Air Strike Destroys Tower Block
Palestinian militants fire 130 rockets at Tel Aviv after Israeli air strike destroys Gaza tower, killing at least 31 in worst violence in years.
Starmer Admits Mistake in Mandelson US Ambassador Appointment
Starmer admits mistake in appointing Mandelson as US ambassador after files reveal warnings over Epstein links.
Gypsy-Rose Blanchard Criticised for Joking About Mother's Murder in TikTok Trend
Gypsy-Rose Blanchard faces backlash for joking about her mother's murder in a viral TikTok 'We Listen, and We Don't Judge' trend.
Dianne Buswell Shares Glimpse of Intense Recovery from Labour
Dianne Buswell shares first week of motherhood, including recovery in oxygen chamber after labour. She and Joe Sugg welcome son Bowden.
MAFS Expert Mel Schilling Dies at 54 After Cancer Battle
Married At First Sight expert Mel Schilling dies aged 54 after colon cancer battle; husband shares final moments.
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