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21:33⇢Targets Remain in Tehran

UK media continues to focus on US-Iran tensions, with new coverage of Israel's claim of thousands of remaining targets in Iran (BBC News) and Trump's discussion with Starmer about the Strait of Hormuz (BBC News, Sky News). Reports also detail Iran's denial of ceasefire demands (The Independent, BBC News) and potential escalation (The Economist), while conservative outlets question the war's purpose (Spiked).

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Sky News

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Daily Mail

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00:27

The Guardian

Trump issues warning to Nato over strait of Hormuz as Israel says thousands of targets remain in Iran

Israeli military spokesperson says it is ‘identifying new targets every day’ and projects at least three weeks of war

00:20

The Independent

Trump says Nato faces 'very bad future' if allies don't help US in Strait of Hormuz

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Metro

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23:20

BBC

Israel says it still has thousands of targets in Iran, as Trump and Starmer discuss Strait of Hormuz

Meanwhile, Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said the country has not "asked for a ceasefire" after Trump said it had wanted a deal.

20:22

The Spectator

Trump’s quest for a ‘Greater North America’ is in full swing

19:38

The Economist

The Iran war may be about to escalate

18:03

The Times

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Evening Standard

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HuffPost UK

Minister Squirms Over US War Goals In Iran

12:17

Breitbart UK

Livewire Operation Epic Fury Day Sixteen: UK and South Korea Consider Sending Warships to Strait of Hormuz After Trump’s Call

The eyes of the world continue to focus on the Strait of Hormuz and its impact on international energy markets, while American allies in London and Seoul suggested they may be willing to answer President Trump’s call for assistance in keeping the critical waterway safe and open for tankers to transport oil worldwide.

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