The Latest Breaking News from Iran

Watch: White House Uses Call of Duty 'Killstreak' Footage to Promote Iran Strikes Video

The White House faces backlash for using Call of Duty footage in a video on Iran missile strikes, drawing criticism from veterans and the public over the trivialization of war.

International Business Times UK · Mar 6

Four men arrested suspected of spying for Iran and targeting Jews in London

One Iranian and three dual nationals held as detectives investigate whether alleged surveillance was linked to wish to carry out attacks

The Guardian - UK · Mar 6

Podcast: From Brussels to Iran — celebrations and struggles this International Women’s Day

How are Iranian women coping with the conflict? Is the EU doing enough for gender equality?

Euronews · Mar 6

Four arrested on suspicion of spying for Iran, say Met Police

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The Independent UK · Mar 6

David Lammy: RAF jets could legally strike Iran’s missile bases

The Deputy Prime Minister’s comments came after Defence Secretary John Healey refused to rule out expanding the RAF’s role.

Evening Standard · Mar 6

‘Geopolitical uncertainties’ amid Iran war could slow fall in mortgage rates, says Halifax

UK house price growth slowed in February as value of typical home rose 0.3% to £301,151

The Guardian - UK · Mar 6

Four arrested on suspicion of spying on Jewish community for Iran

The suspects were taken into custody following the arrests shortly after 1am on Friday.

Evening Standard · Mar 6

Trump says ground invasion in Iran would be a ‘waste of time’

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The Independent UK · Mar 6

The Iran conflict will be the ‘straw that breaks the camel’s back’ for the U.S. economy if it goes on much longer, Nobel laureate Paul Krugman warns

The Iran conflict alone could cost the U.S. $200 billion. Add it to everything else happening, and the U.S. economy is teetering on a ledge.

Fortune · Mar 6

Influencers sold the world a fantasy Dubai – and now it’s gone in a puff of missile smoke

The city was portrayed as an aspirational place to live, but now those who moved there are realising the precarity that comes with being an economic migrant, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian - UK · Mar 6