
UK terror threat 'absolutely' under review after Iran strikes, defence secretary says
The UK's terror threat level is "absolutely" under review following US and Israel strikes on Iran, the defence secretary told Sky News.
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The UK's terror threat level is "absolutely" under review following US and Israel strikes on Iran, the defence secretary told Sky News.

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Defence Secretary John Healey warned Tehran is carrying out "increasingly indiscriminate attacks" - including on civilian targets.
The Defence Secretary refuses to support the action and adds “it is for the US” to explain whether or not its strikes on Iran are within international law The post Healey: “Britain played no part in the strikes on Iran” appeared first on Conservative Home.
The Shadow Foreign Secretary declares the British Government has been "sitting on the fence." The post Patel: Starmer’s stance on Iran has been “utterly feeble” appeared first on Conservative Home.