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Labour faces mounting criticism from oil and gas leaders over high taxes and delayed reforms, which they say threaten UK energy security and jobs. Industry figures are urging immediate changes to support domestic production and reduce reliance on imports.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard warns its suicide drones could target a United States aircraft carrier, releasing footage to showcase military readiness. The threat comes amid protests in Iran and rising regional tensions.
Israel is conducting a major operation in Gaza to recover its last hostage, Ran Gvili, amid international calls to advance the ceasefire. The outcome may determine when the Rafah crossing with Egypt will reopen.
Forty UK cyclists are riding 550 kilometers from Makkah to Madinah to raise funds for children with heart defects in developing countries. The journey retraces a historic route and has received enthusiastic support from local communities. The team aims to raise £250,000 for life-saving surgeries this year.
Activists allege that Iranian authorities are forcing families of slain protesters to falsely claim their relatives were regime members killed by demonstrators. Victims' families reportedly face coercion, restrictions, and threats, as the government seeks to control the narrative around the protests.
Hamas says Israel is searching for the last hostage's body in Gaza using information it provided to mediators. Israel has not commented, and the issue remains central to ongoing ceasefire talks.
A state inquiry found major failings in Israel's submarine and naval vessel deals under Benjamin Netanyahu, saying they endangered national security. The commission criticized the lack of oversight and called for clearer security policies.
Avigdor Liberman has proposed a set of principles for a post-Netanyahu government, focusing on universal conscription and strict sanctions for draft evaders. The letter, sent to several opposition leaders but not Benny Gantz, has sparked criticism and debate within Israel's opposition bloc.
Drinking coffee with oat milk on an empty stomach may cause energy crashes and cravings due to blood sugar spikes. Experts recommend combining it with protein, fat, or fiber for a more balanced start to the day.
Hamas says Israeli forces are searching for Ran Gvili's body in Gaza based on information the group gave to mediators. The situation is ongoing.
Will Rayman played a pivotal role in Maccabi Tel Aviv's Euroleague win over Panathinaikos, making a decisive defensive play late in the game. The team remains hopeful for a postseason spot, with Rayman earning praise for his impact and development.
Iran has unveiled a new mural in Tehran warning the United States against military action, as tensions rise with the arrival of a United States aircraft carrier in the region. The image shows damaged planes and carries a strong warning message.
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