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Some of those in Iran who have spoken to the BBC use one word to describe life in there right now.

The advice comes after an escalation in military activity between Israel and Iran in recent days.

Footage from Reuters news agency shows burning cars after a missile strike in the Israeli city of Haifa.

Imagery from two different providers shows damage to Iranian nuclear facilities.

The chancellor said nothing was "off the table" in protecting people from the impact of higher oil prices.

The gathering of leaders in Alberta will be a big test for Canada's new leader. We break down his challenges.

Blaise Metreweli joined the Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) in 1999 and will become its 18th chief.

Dr Dhaval Gameti said 270 bodies have been recovered from the site of Thursday's plane crash in Ahmedabad.

The National Crime Agency will target grooming gang predators in a new operation, the Home Office says.

The firm managing the giant rail project has shared whistleblower allegations with HMRC.

28 Years Later is also released, Date Everything is here, and Benson Boone has a new album out.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves pledged to stop using taxpayer-funded hotels to house asylum seekers by 2029.

Organisers said hundreds of demonstrations were held in a day of defiance to counter a military parade hosted by Trump.

Tatjana Maria completes an incredible run from qualifying to the title as she beats Amanda Anisimova to become the first women's Queen's champion for 52 years.

The vehicle is believed to have taken a wrong turn and crashed from the third storey to the ground.

Dmitriy Kurashov is the first Russian soldier to stand trial in Ukraine over a battlefield execution.

Security officers from private firms are being paid to patrol some UK neighbourhoods in an effort to deter burglars - but how much can they really do?

A PR expert says coverage has begun to affect the family's public image, with it taking a more soap-opera-like tone.

Eve Jones, who had anorexia, says banning "skinnytok" only scratches the surface of a larger issue.

Most dads in the UK get two weeks of leave when their baby is born - but new fathers in many other countries get more.

TV broadcaster Tony Jones has pretty much seen it all in his long career behind the microphone.

Much remains unknown about the GHF, the new US- and Israeli-backed group created to feed people in Gaza.

Photographs appear to show how nickel mining damaged one the world's most diverse marine environments

Major General Bassam Al Hassan claims former Syrian President Assad ordered Austin Tice's execution.

The government has written to the supermarkets to say the adverts are banned by a law passed in 2002.

Former Formula 1 driver Robert Kubica take victory at the Le Mans 24 Hours with a privately entered Ferrari.

France's Emmanuel Macron is visiting Greenland to hold talks on North Atlantic and Arctic security, climate change and critical minerals.

Pipebot Patrol is a £1.8m project led by Northumbrian Water and funded by the Ofwat.

The aircraft was flying to a popular pilgrimage site in the Himalayan mountains, according to local media.

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Israel launches new strikes in response to Iranian counterattacks

Keir Starmer has accepted recommendations from Baroness Louise Casey.

Lando Norris crashes out of the Canadian Grand Prix in a collision with McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri, as George Russell wins.

Bayern Munich's Club World Cup group game against Auckland City was a mismatch on the pitch - so why were the part-timers from New Zealand facing the 34-time German champions?

Watch as Sweden's Armand Duplantis sets a new world record of 6.28m in the men's pole vault at the Diamond League in front of his home crowd in Stockholm.

From packed crowds, British feel-good energy and 'Boultucanu' - how did the first women's Queen's event for 52 years unfold?

Former Formula 1 driver Robert Kubica take victory at the Le Mans 24 Hours with a privately entered Ferrari.