As the White House appears to turn the war on Iran into some kind of sporting win, Anushka Asthana examines whether we are now seeing the real Trump, unleashed. Yesterday my brilliant colleague ...

The conflict in Iran is entering its second week, and the shockwaves are rippling across the globe – through global markets, shipping routes and regional security alliances. In the past 24 hours, ...

Home secretary Shabana Mahmood has announced a new plan to crack down on the number of asylum seekers arriving in the UK by paying failed refugees up to £10,000 each to leave. She said the plans – ...

The Trump administration is sending a blizzard of mixed messages about the war in Iran; yesterday Trump insisted it was “pretty much” over – today U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said that today ...

One of the world’s largest refineries in the United Arab Emirates was shut down on Tuesday in the aftermath of a drone attack. But oil prices have stabilised after President Trump’s talk on Monday ...

We spoke to a professor from the University of Tehran, Foad Izadi. He said the days of cheap oil are over and that Iran’s new, ‘nepo’ Ayatollah has been appointed as one of the only people who can ...

It’s day 11 of the conflict in Iran, and one US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth promised would be the most intense day of strikes yet. Meanwhile, more Iranian missiles and Hezbollah rockets were ...

The bombardment has been continuing unabated for people in Iran, who are almost completely cut off from the outside world by internet blackouts. Our filmmaker in Tehran has been speaking to people in ...

We spoke to former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett. He is the leader of the right-wing New Right party and the man most likely to be able to challenge Benjamin Netanyahu at the next election.

In Lebanon the number of reported deaths has risen to 570 and almost 700,000 people have been forced from their homes by the conflict between Hezbollah and Israel. Many have moved from dangerous areas ...

One Labour MP cited her own experience of being raped as she attacked the Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy’s plans.

Ciaran Jenkins has been given access to an enforcement team from Dudley in the West Midlands, which says it’s discovered links to organised crime and chilling signs of child exploitation, including ...