Today marks the seventh day of the Iran war, with Israel saying it will launch a “broad” wave of air strikes against targets and has told people living in parts of Beirut in Lebanon to evacuate.

Donald Trump says he needs to be involved in choosing the next leader of Iran and has dismissed one of the people tipped to take over, the son of Ali Khamenei, as a “lightweight”.

Trump has also sacked his head of homeland security, Kristi Noem.

Labour MP Joani Reid has “voluntarily” suspended herself from the party as her husband is investigated on allegations of spying for China.

The first UK remote robotic surgery has been has been successful- the patient was in Gibraltar, and the surgeon was in London.

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The war in the Middle East enters its sixth day today, and the conflict has reached new ground.

A ballistic missile fired from Iran heading into Turkish airspace was shot down, the Turkish defence ministry has said.

This came before Pete Hegseth, the US secretary of defence, confirmed a US submarine sunk an Iranian warship off Sri Lanka.

The husband of a Labour MP is one of three men arrested by the Metropolitan Police on Wednesday on suspicion of spying for China.

Pressure on the US Justice Department to be more transparent with the release of documents that come under the Epstein files is increasing, as some 50,000 "missing files" are set to be released this week.

Delcy Rodriguez, Venezuela's interim president, has confirmed the US will be involved in developing the mining industry in the country.

People on obesity jabs will regain the majority of the weight they lose within a year of stopping the drugs, according to a new study.

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Donald Trump has claimed Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is "no Churchill".

Trump said he was "not happy with the UK" over its "shocking" decision to not allow the US to use its military base on Diego Garcia in the Chagos Islands for the initial strikes against Iran.

The Israeli military says it has started a "broad wave of strikes" in Iran overnight, marking the fifth day since the conflict in the Middle East began.

The government will halt visa routes for nationals from four countries who the home secretary says have "abused" the UK's generosity.

And finally, there are warnings that we could soon see the death of children's TV.

Patricia Hidalgo, director of BBC Children's & Education, has claimed there is an "alarming decline" in shows for younger audiences.

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The US and Israel's war on Iran is entering its fourth day, as strikes from both sides continue following the death of Iran’s supreme leader on Saturday.

Tehran has threatened to burn down any ships that pass through the Strait of Hormuz, while Marco Rubio has said “the hardest hits are yet to come from the US military”.

A potential dispute looks to be brewing between Donald Trump and Sir Keir Starmer after the PM appeared to criticise the attacks, saying the government "does not believe in regime change from the skies".

Videos of Bill and Hillary Clinton speaking to a US committee about Jeffrey Epstein have been released.

Today marks the fifth anniversary of the rape and murder of Sarah Everard - at the hands of former Met Police officer Wayne Couzens.

A Sky News investigation has found there have been widespread criminal investigations into officers over allegations of rape and sexual offences since then, across forces in England and Wales.

And Chancellor Rachel Reeves will insist she has "the right economic plan for our country" and that "working people are better off" thanks to Labour when she delivers her spring forecast to the Commons today.

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Donald Trump has repeated claims that the US is prepared to continue its attacks on Iran for several weeks.

This follows a tense weekend in the Middle East as a new conflict began on Saturday morning with the US and Israel striking cities across Iran, calling for its people to remove the regime.

The RAF base Akrotiri has been hit by a suspected drone strike the Ministry of Defence has confirmed.

People granted asylum in the UK will have their refugee status reviewed every 30 months, the home secretary is to announce today.

The chaos in the Middle East has provided a distraction for Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer following another difficult weekend when it comes to domestic politics.

And finally - could Hearts be the first club since Sir Alex Ferguson's Aberdeen in 1985 to win the Scottish Premiership that was not Rangers or Celtic.

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The Green Party have won a historic victory in the Gorton and Denton by-election. What does it mean for Labour and Reform

Pakistan has declared an "open war" with its neighbour Afghanistan.

Hillary Clinton has denied any knowledge about Jeffrey Epstein's crimes ahead of her husband, former US president Bill Clinton, testifying before Congress today.

A massive study of the vegetarian diet has revealed some good news about its health benefits. And we've learned more about the effects of collagen.

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Content Warning: childbirth trauma & loss

"Maternity and neonatal services in England are failing too many women" - that's the findings laid out in a report into the nation's maternity care.

Jeffrey Epstein has appeared to blame the then-Prince Charles for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor losing his UK trade envoy job.

Cuba says its forces have killed four Cuban nationals on a US-registered speedboat.

Also today, polls open at 7am in the by-election for Gorton and Denton.

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President Donald Trump has made a record-breaking speech in the US - the longest in history… at one hour 48 minutes long.

Peter Mandelson's lawyers say a 'baseless' suggestion prompted his arrest on Monday. Mandelson has denied any wrongdoing.

From today, visitors will require an Electronic Travel Authorisation to enter Britain. What does it mean for dual nationals?

And has spring sprung?

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Lord Mandelson spent around eight hours being questioned by police over alleged leaks of market-sensitive data to paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein.

The UK's pledged millions more support for Ukraine, four years on from Russia's invasion.

GPs are being given an incentive of £3,000 from the government to prescribe patients weight-loss jabs.

And a baby boy's become the first child in the UK to be born to a mother who received a womb transplant from a deceased donor.

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Billions of pounds are to be spent to help provide for children with educational special needs, which would see more children learning in mainstream rather than specialist schools.

Blockades and violent protests have erupted across Mexico after the country's most wanted man, a kingpin drug lord, was killed in a military operation, with the help of the US.

What do US President Donald Trump's fresh tariff threats mean for the UK and EU?

And history is made at the Baftas.

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After being arrested by police, the former prince and brother to King Charles, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, has now been released under investigation.

His former home in Berkshire is set to undergo further police searches today.

It is understood that the UK has said the US cannot launch strikes on Iran from its military base on Diego Garcia, the biggest island in the Chagos Islands.

More than 30 "drone squads" are being deployed to tackle the increasing number of illegal waste dumps across the country.

The long-awaited Hillsborough Law will make it a criminal offence for prime ministers and cabinet ministers to mislead the public.

And finally, could President Trump be about to reveal whether there is extraterrestrial life?