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“Welcome to Britain”: machete gang clashes with drivers in Manchester street, two arrested
Greater Manchester Police have arrested a 22-year-old man and a 17-year-old boy and are seeking three suspects after masked youths on electric scooters attacked a driver and passenger, who fought back with machetes, in Hulme
UAE condemns Iranian tanker strikes as “clear violation of international law” amid third night of US attacks on Iran
A fire broke out on the two ships but was brought under control - Washington says the strikes are curbing Iran's ability to target "innocent civilians and commercial vessels" in the Strait of Hormuz, after President Donald Trump vowed Tehran would be hit hard
US strikes Iranian submarine using maritime drones for the first time, following Ukraine’s example
Three kamikaze drones struck the port at Bandar Abbas Naval Base - “Last night’s strikes reduced Iran’s ability to continue attacking commercial vessels,” CENTCOM said
How Mossad allegedly planned to topple Iran’s clerical regime using Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as a “Trojan Horse”
The Mossad chief’s first meeting with the former Iranian president in Budapest, under the cover of a climate change conference – His alleged recruitment, his extraction from his compound at the start of the war, and how the plan ultimately unravelled – He is now said to be living in isolation under heavy guard
Nearly 1,000 arrests in Turkey two days before the 10th anniversary of the failed coup
On July 15, 2016, a faction of the military attempted to overthrow the government of President Erdogan - The failed coup attempt resulted in more than 250 deaths & 2,000 injuries
Europe’s June heatwave linked to more than 10,000 excess deaths, EuroMOMO data shows
Officials say the death toll, mostly among people 65 and older, is difficult to explain by any factor other than extreme heat, with France and Belgium worst affected
New revelations over cancelled Balogun red card: FIFA disciplinary committee chairman acted alone, The Times reveals
The Times reports that FIFA disciplinary committee chairman Mohammad Al Kamali, from the United Arab Emirates, took the decision unilaterally, without consulting any of the panel's other 17 members, before facing questions from BBC journalists
