The UK has approved military action to board sanctioned Russian shadow fleet vessels in British waters, marking its first direct operation against the tankers funding Putin's war effort.
PM Keir Starmer warned MPs against assuming the Iran war will end quickly, stressing it is 'not our war' while the UK quietly ramps up its military posture in the region.
The Hillsborough Law has been stuck in parliamentary limbo since January 2026, set to miss a second anniversary deadline after rows over intelligence service exemptions and parliamentary privilege.
Cyprus is demanding a serious review of British military bases following a sluggish response to drone attacks on RAF Akrotiri. We look at why this diplomatic friction is a wake-up call for the current government.
As the government pledges £53m to help with heating oil costs, we look at whether this is a sustainable fix or just another expensive sticking plaster for the UK.
European leaders are pushing back against US pressure to intervene in the Strait of Hormuz, citing that the conflict falls outside the scope of Nato.
Kemi Badenoch has criticised Keir Starmer’s foreign policy, arguing the Prime Minister lacks a coherent Middle East strategy ahead of potential US relations.
Sir Keir Starmer has announced a £53 million support package for heating oil users, but is it enough to help Brits facing rising costs due to the Iran conflict?
Struggling with rising heating oil costs? Here is the lowdown on the government's new 53 million pound support package and how it might help your household.
Donald Trump's sudden U-turn on British help in the Gulf gives Keir Starmer a unique chance to influence Western policy on Iran and protect the UK economy.
Sir Keir Starmer is weighing up the deployment of UK-made interceptor drones to the Middle East to secure vital shipping lanes, following requests for international support.