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Israel Claims Killing Iranian Security Chief Ali Larijani in Air Strike

Israel claims to have killed Iran's top security official Ali Larijani and Basij commander Gholamreza Soleimani in air strikes, escalating the ongoing Middle East conflict with significant casualties and regional impacts.

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EPA File photo showing Ali Larijani in Beirut, Lebanon (13 August 2025)

Police Officers Describe Shooting of Glasgow Hotel Attacker at Inquiry

Two police officers testified at a Glasgow inquiry about shooting asylum seeker Badreddin Bosh after he stabbed five people at the Park Inn hotel in June 2020. The inquiry examines the incident and police response, with officers stating their actions were necessary.

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Police Scotland Police mugshot of Badreddin Abdalla Adam Bosh, with dark eyes, eyebrows and thin moustache and small beard on chin. Head and shoulders shot looking straight ahead at camera

Israel Claims Killing Iran’s National Security Chief Ali Larijani in Airstrike

Israel claims to have killed Ali Larijani, Iran’s national security chief, in an airstrike, marking the highest-ranking Iranian death since Khamenei. The strike also reportedly killed Basij commander Gholamreza Soleimani amid ongoing US-Israeli conflict with Iran.

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Trump Warns Lawmakers of Political Fallout Over Voter ID Bill Opposition

Former President Trump threatens political consequences for lawmakers opposing the Save America Act, criticizes NATO allies over Iran conflict support, and responds to Joe Kent's resignation amid ongoing debates on voter ID legislation and Middle East policy.

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John Thune surrounded by reporters holding phones

Lisa Nandy Pledges Permanent BBC Charter to Shield It from Political Pressure

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy pledges to grant the BBC a permanent charter to protect it from political interference and ongoing culture war attacks, marking a significant governance change.

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Lisa Nandy speaks to members of the media outside the offices of the BBC in London in January

Inquiry Reveals Killer Valdo Calocane Assaulted Officer at Nottingham Station

The Nottingham attacks inquiry revealed killer Valdo Calocane assaulted a police officer upon custody. The hearing scrutinized police response and communication failures during the June 2023 stabbing and vehicle ramming attacks.

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Nottinghamshire Police CCTV still showing Valdo Calocane, stood on the back of a police van in an enclosed garage, kicking one of six police officers stood nearby

Thomas Niven Identified as Man Found Dead in Coventry Wheelie Bin

Thomas Niven, 37, was found dead in a wheelie bin in Coventry's Cash's Park. Police have arrested three suspects as the murder inquiry continues. His family paid tribute, describing him as a loving and caring man whose life was tragically cut short.

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Family handout A man with short blond hair is smiling widely at the camera

Bad Weather Causes Petrol Shortages at Uist Filling Stations

Bad weather has caused petrol shortages at filling stations across Uist in the Western Isles, with deliveries delayed and concerns raised by healthcare workers. Fuel supplies are expected to be restored later this week.

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BBC A filling station in Uist on a wet day, There is a row of pumps and a paper notice wrapped around one that says "out of order".

Inquiry Finds Risk Assessment for Fatal River Tay Trip Inadequate

An inquiry revealed the risk assessment for a fatal River Tay boarding trip was inadequate. The FAI also investigates the death of instructor Ruaridh Stevenson during a canyoning incident in 2024.

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COPFS Kayden Walker looking directly at the camera. The picture is filtered with a brown-grey filter over the top and several white marks. Kayden is 12 years old and has dark eyes and dark hair covering his forehead.

US Allies and China Respond to Calls for Naval Presence in Strait of Hormuz

President Trump says US does not need allies in conflict with Iran despite earlier calls for help securing Strait of Hormuz. Key NATO members, China, South Korea, Japan, and the EU express cautious positions amid ongoing tensions.

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AFP A black cargo ship with the name "Mayuree Naree" and Bangkok painted on the side in white letters. Grey smoke is coming from the top of the ship.

Court Hears Details of 'Cynical, Predatory' Beach Rape Case in Brighton

Three asylum seekers stand trial at Hove Crown Court accused of repeatedly raping a woman on Brighton beach while one filmed the attack. The victim was intoxicated and incapacitated during the alleged assault on 4 October 2025.

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Eddie Mitchell Two men in a composite image. One is wearing grey clothing and another is wearing a black jacket. The man in grey appears to be handcuffed to another person's arm.

New Leads Emerge in Investigation of Man Found Dead in Wetsuit at Reservoir

Dyfed-Powys Police have received numerous new leads in the case of a man found dead in a wetsuit at Clearwen Reservoir. The investigation continues to focus on identifying the man, who was discovered after approximately 12 weeks in the water.

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Face Lab at Liverpool John Moores University Digital recreation of missing man's face.