The UK’s refusal to proscribe the IRGC even during this war is a dereliction of duty

The Prime Minister has a duty to the British public: defend the realm, protect its people, and draw a clear line between this country and the enemies of liberty

On a tugboat into the firing line: Why Israelis are trying to ‘escape’ from holiday beaches back to a war zone

This instinct to return – especially in times of danger – is etched into our national DNA. It’s who we are

Civilians in Tel Aviv and Tehran are facing the same brutal oppressor

Sitting in a bomb shelter in Israel, it’s never been more obvious that Israel’s fight is not with the Iranian people

Israel strikes at Iran, Starmer strikes at logic

The prime minister seems to accept the legitimacy of Israeli force in theory but in practice his tolerance is contingent on party management, elite opinion and perhaps personal squeamishness

The Syria-isation of Iran: Why the Islamic Republic could soon share the Assad regime’s fate

Israel’s dominance in the skies has shattered Iran’s defences—now, a strike on Ayatollah Khamenei could bring the entire regime crashing down

Israel’s actions are a favour to Europe – but don’t expect a thank you

While Britain munches popcorn, Israel gets on with the job of making the world safer

Lessons from history meant Israel had to strike first

If you march in support of Iran’s brutal regime, you show us who you are

Khamenei’s war can’t save him from his own people

The Islamic Republic may hope the conflict with Israel will smother dissent. But Iranians – happy to see regime officials hit –are preparing not for battle abroad but resistance at home