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US bombs Iran nuclear sites and Tehran warns of ‘everlasting consequences’ | BBC News
The United States has bombed three major nuclear sites in Iran, bring the country directly into the Israel-Iran conflict.
President Donald Trump says the strikes “totally obliterated” Iran’s nuclear enrichment facilities, and told Tehran to “make peace” or face “far greater” attacks in future.
In response Iran’s foreign minister warned of “everlasting consequences” to the “outrageous” strikes.
The UN’s nuclear watchdog says no increase in radiation levels has been detected.
The UK was not involved in the US strikes but was told about them in advance, the BBC understands.
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A man has been charged with attempting to assassinate US President Donald Trump after a shooting occurred during the White House correspondents’ dinner.
Cole Tomas Allen, a 31-year-old from California, allegedly crossed multiple state lines in an attempt to assassinate the president, according to federal prosecutor Jocelyn Ballantine.
In an interview after the shooting, Trump said he was “not worried” during the shooting – although authorities believe the president and other senior government figures were targets.
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Trump confirms Secret Service agent was shot at White House Correspondents’ Dinner | BBC News
After being rushed from the White House Correspondent’s Dinner following gunshots, US President Donald Trump has confirmed that a man charged a security checkpoint at the event, armed with multiple weapons.
Speaking at a White House press briefing, the president stated that one Secret Service officer was shot from very close range, but was saved by his bullet-proof vest.
President Trump added that the suspect has been taken into custody.
Attorney General Todd Blanche said that charges will be filed shortly – and that they are self-evident.
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US President Donald Trump has said next week’s state visit from King Charles and Queen Camilla could “absolutely” help improve relations with the UK.
When asked in a phone interview with the BBC whether the visit could help repair the relationship, Trump said: “Absolutely. He’s fantastic. He’s a fantastic man. Absolutely the answer is yes.”
“I know him well, I’ve known him for years,” he said.
The president also spoke about his relationship with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who he said could only “recover” if he changed course on immigration.
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Is UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s relationship with the civil service broken? | BBC Newscast
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has sent a “real chill throughout the civil service.” That’s according to a senior union official …
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Buckingham Palace says King Charles III’s state visit to the US – which begins on Monday – will “proceed as planned”, with some …
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