It comes amid ‘increased Russian activity in the Atlantic’, the Defence Secretary said.

Tehran fired drones and missiles at targets across the Middle East overnight as the war nears the end of its fifth week.

Labour MP Kim Leadbeater told the Press Association civility in public life was in a worse state than when her sister was killed 10 years ago.

The Foreign Secretary condemned Tehran for ‘seeking to hijack the global economy’ with its attacks on oil shipping.

Simon Dudley said the deadly blaze was a ‘tragedy’, but that ‘everyone dies in the end’.

The Prime Minister pointed to a 7% drop in the price most households pay for energy from Wednesday.

Warren Stephens argued it would be wrong to call off the trip, which has not yet been officially announced.

The president insisted the King will visit the US.

The Lib Dem leader said some voters drawn to Jeremy Corbyn-style policies may opt for Zack Polanski’s party.

The Green leader gave his biggest policy speech since he took the party’s reins.

Ministers will push ahead with controversial plans to double the time it takes for migrants to be able to apply for indefinite leave to remain.

The former deputy prime minister said changes to indefinite leave to remain for people already living in Britain would be a ‘breach of trust’.

Nick Thomas-Symonds argued the peer should donate the money to charity.

The Chancellor called for rapid de-escalation of the conflict to protect the UK economy.

However, the Chancellor insisted the move announced in 2024 was needed to put money into public services.

The responsibility for the design, build and running of it will be within Government, according to Darren Jones.

The party said it would slash net zero initiatives to save £13 billion a year.

The Prime Minister also told a Downing Street press conference that a delayed Government-chartered flight from Oman had taken off.

Britain has been facing criticism for failing to have enough military assets in the Middle East region.