Reports in US media say a detachment of Marines and a Navy assault ship are on their way to the Middle East. It comes as ...

Two members of an Iranian Kurdish militia were killed this afternoon when an Iranian drone hit their position in Iraq. It ...

The Petrol Retailers Association has met the Chancellor and energy secretary in Downing Street – despite threatening to pull ...

Lebanese officials said over 100 children are among the 773 people who have been killed so far by Israeli airstrikes. The UN chief Antonio Guterres has launched a $300m appeal to support the hundreds ...

Leon Panetta served as Defence Secretary and Director of the CIA under President Obama. We spoke to him earlier and began by asking him if he believed the administration had thought through how the ...

The government’s Social Mobility Tsar Alan Milburn has called for urgent action to tackle the crisis in youth unemployment and the almost one million young people in the UK without work, education or ...

President Trump says Iran has been totally destroyed, but Iran is still carrying out low-cost drone and mine attacks towards its neighbours in the Persian Gulf. This small but steady warfare has ...

As US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth claimed Iran’s leaders were ‘cowering underground like rats’, the Iranian President, Security Chief and Foreign Minister were out on the streets of Tehran in open ...

Fettes College is one of the most prestigious private schools in Scotland but in January, a public inquiry found that it ‘failed to protect children from sexual and physical abuse’ for decades. One ...

The US claims it’s destroying Iran’s ability to build more missiles. And a former US defence secretary speaks about what the war is supposed to achieve.

We spoke to Sergey Vakulenko, former head of strategy at Russia’s Gazprom – now a senior fellow at the Carnegie Russia Eurasia centre.

Amid heightened international tensions, including the Middle East war, Nato is carrying out exercises in the Arctic in preparation for future threats, writes Kathryn Samson in Norway. In the far north ...