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Two men have appeared in court charged with spying on a series of Israeli and Jewish sites in London for Iran.Nematollah Shahsavani, 40, a dual British-Iranian national, and Alireza Farasati, 22, an Iranian national, were both arrested on March 6 at separate addresses.It is alleged that the men operated on behalf of Iran between 9 July 2025 and 15 August 2025.Two Farsi interpreters stood before the two men as they entered the dock at Westminster Magistrate’s Court.Alireza appeared in the court wearing a black coat and a grey jumper. Nematollah appeared in a blue coat. Both men had full beards.Nematollah…

The Health Secretary confirmed the targeted meningitis B vaccine rollout in Kent will now be expanded, while warning that he expects the number of suspected cases to rise over the course of the next few days.The immunisation programme originally targeted students living in University of Kent halls of residence in Canterbury to protect them from contracting meningitis B, Wes Streeting confirmed earlier this week.So far, more than 900 individuals have been vaccinated as part of the rollout.Speaking from Kent today, the Labour minister said: “We have seen an increase in cases reported today. We’ve now got 15 confirmed, 12 suspected…

The House of Lords has voted to strip provisions from the Pension Schemes Bill that would have granted ministers authority to dictate how pension funds allocate their assets.Following today’s decision, the legislation will now return to the House of Commons, where MPs must reassess the scope of these powers.The contentious clause had prompted widespread concern across the pensions industry over potential Government interference in investment decisions.Critics warned the measure could compromise trustees’ fiduciary responsibilities to scheme members by exposing decisions to political influence.Thursday’s vote came during the second day of report stage scrutiny, with peers considering multiple amendments, including those…

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Asked how bad the results could be for her party, she said: “The world has changed, we are in in a multi-party system, it’s quite clear it’s not as it used to be, so we will have different types of election results, but what I’m saying is that when there are many parties anything can happen.”

His ability to thrive in so many different roles suggests a natural feel for the game – something former England international midfielder Owen Hargreaves, who was also frequently used as a right-back, picked up on in his analysis of Gray’s performance against Atletico.”When he wants, he can play quickly,” he said on TNT Sports. “I think sometimes in these games, players take too many touches. Archie did everything very quickly, and I thought he was incredibly effective.”Like Hargreaves, Gray could potentially play for a number of nations at international level.Despite his grandad Frank and great-uncle Eddie representing Scotland, Gray has…

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Watch the moment Patrick Christys was left flabbergasted after a butcher from Leeds revealed the reality of Labour’s new tax regulations on businesses up and down the nation. Reporting from the northern city, close to Rachel Reeves’s own constituency of Leeds West and Pudsey, the GB News star was shocked by John Johnson, who owns the locally-loved J P Johnston’s Butchers, after he revealed the number of times he had to pay his taxes every year has shot up.He told Patrick: “They’re bringing in new tax rules. So that means now every year I’ve got to do my books five…

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The Ftse 100 has collapsed by nearly 300 points today following the Bank of England’s decision to keep the base rate at 3.75 per cent in response to the US-Iran war/A dramatic surge in gas prices has resurrected inflationary concerns, leading the central bank’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) to hold off a much-anticipated cut to interest rates.This appears to have spooked the City and retail investors as London’s benchmark index sat just above 10,000 points by 1:20 pm this afternoon.Prior to President Donald Trump and Israel’s decision to take military action against the Islamic Republic, the Ftse was flirting with…