Britain’s prime minister has said that his government believes an incident last weekend, at an airbase used by US heavy bombers, …

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An open letter to the American people from Iran’s Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) claims the US public don’t know what is happening in Iran and asks them to pressure the Trump administration to end the war.

Meanwhile President Donald Trump has said he believes taking action against Tehran will be seen as one of the most important things in the history of the United States.

Iran threatens to attack infrastructure across the Middle East, if the country’s security cannot be guaranteed.

And there’s a warning from the head of the International Energy Agency that Europe faces a difficult winter for energy supplies.

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Kenya’s Gen Z are moving from anti-government protests and digital campaigns to the ballot box.

They have the numbers to make a difference – 75% of Kenya’s population is under the age of 35.

But can they really convert protest into political power?

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A Scottish Sikh activist has been released from prison in India after being detained for almost nine years without being convicted.

Jagtar Singh Johal thanked “the almighty” as he walked free from gate three of the Tihar Prison complex in Delhi.

The 39-year-old from Dumbarton was arrested in 2017 over allegations he had a role in a series of targeted killings of religious and political figures – which he denies.

Johal was granted bail at Delhi High Court on 18 September, but has only now been released from detention.

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Spain’s coalition government has approved new housing measures following protests over the country’s housing crisis, sparked by the eviction of an 87-year-old woman from her home in Madrid last week.

Ministers met on Tuesday to discuss the proposals, which include a potential ban on evictions until 2030, Health Minister Mónica García said.

She said the measures would bring relief to more than five million people – but opposition politician Míriam Nogueras said the agreement left “small landlords out in the cold”.

The new housing measures need to be approved in parliament, where the leftist coalition government lacks a majority.

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