Iranians in Birmingham protest regime amid spy fears
Hundreds of exiled Iranians in Birmingham rallied for regime change, voicing terror for loved ones back home and fear of regime spies within their own community. Read their powerful stories.
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Iran Threatens US as Protests Leave 500 Dead
Iran threatens 'immediate revenge' on US bases if Trump intervenes in protests. Over 500 dead, 10,000 arrested. Starlink used to bypass internet blackout. Read the latest.
Lancashire Police diversity lead wins prestigious award
Rozila Kana, Lancashire Constabulary's Culture and Inclusion Manager, has been honoured with the George Herbert Redman Award for her exceptional work improving community relations and policing.
Iran Protests Turn Deadly as Economic Unrest Spreads
Deadly clashes between Iranian protesters and security forces escalate as economic grievances fuel nationwide unrest. Internet blackouts hinder reporting. Read the latest.
John Major: Irish minister's shouting 'like Commons'
Newly released archives reveal a 1992 row where PM John Major joked being shouted at by Irish Justice Minister Padraig Flynn was 'like the House of Commons' over Northern Ireland security cooperation.
Starmer's China warning: Security threats and economic realism
PM Keir Starmer warns China poses 'real national security threats' but rejects binary foreign policy, balancing security with 'huge' economic opportunities. Read his full strategy.
Birmingham Council's 'Green' Union Rating Sparks Row
Birmingham City Council rates its industrial relations as 'green' despite ongoing bins strike. Opposition leader brands the assessment 'delusional' in heated council clash.
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