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Six O'Clock News Episodes

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    The US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth says today will see the most intense strikes on Iran since the war began

    The BBC has been told by Iranians that they're living under constant bombardment

  2. G7 finance ministers say they're ready to take measures to support the global energy supply

    Oil prices rise sharply as conflict in the Middle East brings more economic uncertainty

  3. Iran elects new Supreme Leader

    There's speculation it's Ali Khamenei's son

  4. Iran continues bombing after apologising

    Tehran's neighbours targeted with missiles and drones again

  5. The US and Israel carry out a fresh wave of strikes on Tehran

    President Trump says the war won't end until Iran's unconditional surrender

  6. Sir Keir Starmer rejects criticism of his response to war in the Middle East

    The prime minster says the UK is sending four fighter jets to Qatar

  7. America torpedoes an Iranian warship

    140 people are presumed dead after the ship was sunk close to Sri Lanka

  8. Trump doubles down on criticism of Starmer

    US President calls the UK "very uncooperative" in attacks on Iran

  9. The US defence secretary declines to give a timeline for ending the US-Israeli war with Iran

    Pete Hegseth plays down fears his country is entering a new open-ended conflict

  10. Iran Lashes Out As Supreme Leader Killed

    Hundreds of Iranian missiles and drones are fired at targets across the Middle East

  11. Iran launches attacks across Middle East after US and Israel strikes on its territory

    The United States and Israel attack targets across Iran

  12. The Green Party says its victory in the Gorton and Denton by-election is 'seismic'

    Sir Keir Starmer vows to keep fighting after Labour's defeat

  13. Instagram to alert parents if their teenagers search for self-harm and suicide content

    Parents in the UK, US, Canada and Australia will receive the notifications

  14. The Met Police apologises to the speaker of the House of Commons

    The force revealed he was behind information that led to the arrest of Lord Mandelson

  15. MPs back call for the release of files on Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's appointment as trade envoy

    Trade Minister Sir Chris Bryant describes Andrew as "rude, arrogant and entitled"

  16. Lord Mandelson arrested at his home in London

    The former Ambassador to the US is suspected of misconduct in public office

  17. The government previews changes to special education provision

    The Education Secretary will unveil changes to special education tomorrow.

  18. President Trump announces 15% global tariffs

    President Trump is increasing the tariffs he announced yesterday.

  19. The Supreme Court rules Donald Trump's global tariffs are illegal

    Donald Trump has called the decision "a disgrace"

  20. Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor arrested

    The King's brother is suspected of misconduct in public office

  21. Les Wexner says his "heart goes out " to survivors of Jeffrey Epstein

    The US billionaire is thought to have helped Epstein acquire his wealth

  22. The American civil rights leader Jesse Jackson has died

    He became involved in activism as a protégé of Martin Luther King

  23. The government abandons plans to delay 30 council elections in England

    The Conservatives have described the move as "predictable chaos"

  24. Sir Vince Cable calls for probe into Andrew claims

    He wants claims to be investigated by police.

  25. UK says Russia killed Navalny with dart frog toxin

    The Foreign Office said there was no innocent explanation for the presence of the poison.

  26. The High Court rules the decision to ban Palestine Action as a terrorist group is unlawful

    The group remains banned for now to allow for further legal arguments

  27. The government publishes guidance for schools on how to deal with pupils questioning their gender

    It advises caution, but does not rule out children changing gender

  28. Gordon Brown calls for police to interview Andrew Mountbatten Windsor

    The former prime minister says detectives should question Andrew Mountbatten Windsor

  29. Sir Keir Starmer says he will "never walk away" from his mandate to change the country

    The prime minister has come under intense pressure to resign

  30. The Prime Minister faces calls to resign from the Scottish Labour leader

    Anas Sarwar says the people of Scotland are "crying out for competent government"

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