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‘I’m going on a crazy mission’: How a baby-faced teenager was paid £21,000 to travel from Norway to Huddersfield on a mission to kill on behalf of Iranian terrorists
A teenager was allegedly paid £21,000 to travel from Norway to Huddersfield as part of a plot to carry out a killing on behalf of Iranian state actors, according to the Daily Mail. The case highlights growing concern among UK security officials about Iran using young, low-level recruits — sometimes unaware of the full seriousness…
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Graham’s final mission advances as Senate moves to crush Putin’s war machine with Russia, Iran sanctions
The US Senate has advanced a sweeping bipartisan sanctions bill targeting Russian President Vladimir Putin, the Kremlin and Iran, in a move seen as a significant step towards ending the war in Ukraine. Though not the final vote needed to pass the measure, this latest procedural victory carries symbolic weight as it revives a long-stalled…
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BTS’ ‘ARIRANG’ Surges on Charts After New Vinyl Drop
BTS’ compilation album “ARIRANG” has jumped back into the top 10 on three key Billboard charts, driven by a new picture disc vinyl edition and a wave of promotional activity. The resurgence highlights how physical formats and live appearances can reignite sales momentum for an album months after its original release, underscoring BTS’s enduring commercial…
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Iran’s surprise attack in Jordan blows up pause in fighting
Iran launched ballistic missiles towards a US military base in Jordan, ending a short pause in fighting that had been intended to allow diplomacy. US Central Command said every missile was intercepted, but the incident increased the risk of renewed wider conflict and prompted President Trump to threaten a strong response. The missiles were reportedly…
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The ‘most transparent’ Pentagon ever draws curtain tighter around Iran war
The article’s full text was unavailable because access to the page was denied, so its claims and supporting details cannot be independently summarised. Its headline suggests it concerns criticism that the Pentagon has become less open about the Iran war despite claims of transparency. No verified information on events, dates, officials, military actions or figures…
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Green mayor is blasted after giving twinned Israeli city an October 7 deadline to respond to plans to cut off all ties
Zoe Garbett, a Green Party mayor, has faced criticism after setting 7 October as the deadline for her twinned Israeli city to respond to proposals that would sever their official relationship. Critics have condemned the choice of date, noting its significance as the anniversary of the 2023 Hamas-led attack on Israel, arguing it shows insensitivity…
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Bruce Springsteen, Bono and others mourn Glen Hansard’s death
Irish singer-songwriter Glen Hansard has died aged 56 following a motorcycle accident in Dublin, prompting tributes from musicians and actors including Bono, Bruce Springsteen, Ed Sheeran, Finneas and Rachel Zegler. The reaction reflects Hansard’s wide influence as a performer and songwriter, particularly through his work in the film Once and with Irish rock band the…
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Fed holds interest rates steady despite Trump’s renewed calls to lower them
The US Federal Reserve held interest rates steady on Wednesday, marking the fifth consecutive unchanged decision since December, even as Donald Trump continues to press for cuts. The federal open market committee’s 9-3 vote exposed unusually sharp internal division, with three regional bank presidents dissenting in favour of a quarter-point rise, the first time in…
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Who are Trump’s ‘fearful yes men’ hiding the truth about his Iran war? Find out in this week’s DC Insider newsletter
This piece is a promotional teaser for the Daily Mail’s “DC Insider” newsletter rather than a full news article. Its headline poses the question of who among President Trump’s advisers are allegedly “fearful yes men” concealing the full truth about his handling of the Iran war, but the accompanying text contains no actual reporting on…
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Trump makes new demands for Russia, Iran sanctions bill named for Graham
President Trump called for a proposed Russia sanctions bill to be expanded to include Iran, renamed in honour of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, and strengthened with tariff powers for the White House. The intervention could shape a bipartisan measure intended to increase pressure on Russia over its war in Ukraine while broadening its scope…