The British establishment continues to lend strong support to the US decision to assassinate Iran's top military commander.

Iran’s Zarif tells UK counterpart that London should expedite efforts for the release of Iran oil tanker.

Britain falsely accuses Iran of “breaching” the nuclear deal, further voicing hope that London could still “make this deal work” in the wake of US withdrawal.

China says it is not interested in a diplomatic war with the UK but strongly rejects the “Cold War mentality” that Beijing has seen from London over Hong Kong.

While we have been consistently and persistently bombarded by stories of the notorious impropriety and moral turpitude of the various candidates for the tory leadership, the next helmsman of Her Majesties Government, very little has been mentioned regarding the most important of issues, namely, what are the proposed tax and spending policies of these same said candidates?

Britain will “have to consider” any US request for a war with Iran “on a case-by-case basis,” says the UK foreign secretary.

The race to replace Theresa May as Conservative leader and British PM is down to the final two.