
PM warns against 'false comfort' of thinking Iran war will end quickly
The PM also tells senior MPs the conflict was "not our war" and there must be a "lawful basis" for any UK involvement.
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The PM also tells senior MPs the conflict was "not our war" and there must be a "lawful basis" for any UK involvement.

The PM also tells senior MPs the conflict was "not our war" and there must be a "lawful basis" for any UK involvement.

British politicians tend to stick together during dangerous moments abroad. In 2026? Not so much.

British politicians tend to stick together during dangerous moments abroad. In 2026? Not so much.

Iran's foreign minister urges his UK counterpart Yvette Cooper to end cooperation with the US.

It is "bad optics" to "award ourselves a nice little pay rise", a Green Party councillor says.

Iran's foreign minister urges his UK counterpart Yvette Cooper to end cooperation with the US.

Economists say UK government finances are in a worse position than before the government's last energy support package in 2022.

Aid groups and MPs have raised concerns over the move to prioritise defence spending over aid.

The knock-on effects of the war in the Gulf go beyond a hold on interest rates and are set to reverberate for months.

Aid groups and MPs have raised concerns over the move to prioritise defence spending over aid.

Policymakers vote unanimously to hold rates at 3.75% after the Iran war prompts a reversal in the debate over borrowing costs.