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Good Morning Britain presenter Ben Shephard took a moment to praise the Grenadier Guards who carried the Queen's coffin

Murray Kerr, 20, has been receiving guidance from his grandfather, now 92, after he guarded the Queen at her coronation in 1953.

Plans are now in place for 17 days of mourning after the Queen tragically died yesterday - details of her funeral will be announced in due course as Charles becomes King making his first address to the nation as the new reigning monarch at 6pm tonight

Iran and the United States held indirect talks in Vienna on Friday in a last ditch effort to reinstate a 2015 nuclear deal, Iranian state media reported. Few expect a breakthrough. Each side has called on the other to compromise, while Tehran's nuclear program surges forward. Reuters, citing one Iranian…

Indirect talks between Tehran and Washington resumed in Vienna with a meeting between Iran's chief nuclear negotiator and the EU's Enrique Mora, who coordinates the talks aimed at salvaging a 2015 nuclear deal, Iranian state media reported on Thursday. Both Tehran and Washington have played down the prospect of a…

Guards chief Arut Papoian said: “Snake island has always been Ukrainian and always will be. No temporary occupation will change that. Our battalion was the first to visit after liberation"

Iran's Revolutionary Guards have detained several foreigners, including Britain's second most senior envoy in Tehran, for alleged acts of spying such as taking soil samples in restricted areas, state television reported on Wednesday. It did not elaborate on when they were arrested or whether they were still under arrest. Britain…

The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) will not allow the entry of "virus and termites" into the military institution, asserted the deputy of the Supreme Leader's representative, Hossein Tayyebifar. Tayyebifar, the IRGC's deputy for clerical affairs, said the IRGC should train forces who will not hesitate to pull the trigger.…

For more than a decade, he was a feared presence in Iran, presiding over a vast intelligence apparatus.