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UK may not allow US to use its bases to attack Iran over possible int'l law violations - report
According to a Wednesday Truth Social post by US President Donald Trump, the US may need to use the joint UK-US Diego Garcia base and the RAF Fairford base in order to strike Iran.
Braverman asks Supreme Court to lift travel ban, argues diplomatic post, foreign relations at stake
UK condemns 10-year sentence for British nationals detained in Iran under espionage allegations
Police knowingly used faulty evidence in convicting Omar Benguit - BBC
Trump invites EU to Board of Peace, but European officials worried council aims to replace UN
"In the EU, nothing happens quickly. Legal teams and senior officials are carefully reviewing every word in the documents and conditions before any official response," an EU source told Maariv.
Trump’s lawyer tells 'Post' he raised idea of offering asylum to UK Jews - interview
"Jews are being persecuted in the United Kingdom. They fit a wonderful demographic for the United States. They're exactly the sort of immigrant the United States should want to attract," said Garson.
What happens to ISIS detainees as Syria moves to take over SDF prisons - analysis
Amid fighting there are concerns ISIS detainees held in Syria could escape, while a deal foresees them being handed over to Damascus
UK gov't launches investigation into antisemitism in schools, vows 'no stone left unturned'
The investigation comes after MP Damien Egan was prevented from visiting Bristol Brunel Academy in his Bristol North East constituency after intervention from anti-Israel activists.
Britain's Royal Navy shows off Proteus unmanned helicopter for North Atlantic missions
Named after the Greek god of the sea, Proteus could potentially be at the heart of future anti-submarine operations
West Midlands Police chief steps down over Maccabi Tel Aviv fan ban scandal, offers no apology
CC Craig Guilford offered no apology for the erroneous policing of the Maccabi match, blaming "political and media frenzy" for his departure.
Qatar hired London-based PR firm to edit Wikipedia articles about its human rights violations
TBIJ alleges that Portland Communications - which was founded in 2001 by the now-director of communications for Keir Starmer - was contracted to carry out "shady, paid-for edits" on Wikipedia.
Trump vows tariffs on eight European nations over Greenland
Those tariffs would increase to 25% on June 1 and would continue until a deal was reached for the US to purchase Greenland, Trump wrote.
Wine Talk: The journey continues
Adam Montefiore recounts 50 years shaping Israeli wine, from pioneering oak barrels to international awards.
Jailed UK Palestine Action members end hunger strike, claim victory
Kamran Ahmed, Heba Muraisi, and Lewie Chiaramello announced the end of the hunger strike, started by seven activists jailed for participation in a campaign of political violence and vandalism.
