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Why reopening the Strait of Hormuz isn’t as simple as Trump thinks
End the war, get the oil tankers moving, and the world’s economy returns to normal. It sounds easy. It really isn’t. Donald Trump and the Ir...
Why are Russian warships in the English Channel?
"Just one of those things." A typically British response to an unprecedented act of belligerence. When Alan and Jane Kelvey took their yacht...
Why the social media ban could affect everyone
It's not just teenagers having tantrums over TikTok, a social media ban for under-16s could have unforeseen consequences for anyone who uses...
Why Iran’s nuclear ambitions put peace in doubt
It was Donald Trump’s 80th birthday present to himself – announcing the US had finally agreed a peace plan with Iran. But is it really a don...
Introducing... Stuff Matters with Ed Conway
LEDs were supposed to be one of the great environmental success stories: a revolutionary technology that uses a fraction of the energy of tr...
Why Labour’s ‘Action Man’ Al Carns could challenge for No 10
He’s the former Marine who served in the special forces, climbs mountains for fun, and now could hold the keys to Downing Street. Following...
Why the US’s Iran-fuelled inflation is trouble for Trump (and the UK)
Americans are finally feeling the pinch due to Trump’s war in Iran, with inflation surging to a three-year-high. There’s no end to hostiliti...
Why Belfast’s troubled past made violence inevitable
The riots which brought mass disorder to the streets of Belfast on Tuesday night weren’t just a reaction to a brutal stabbing in the city th...
Why the UK has fallen behind on drone warfare
Swindon. The epicentre of the global drone industry? As unlikely as it might seem, the Wiltshire town could soon be just that. But instead o...
Why Trump and Netanyahu are split on Iran
After Israel launched strikes on Iran for the first time since April – against US wishes – are the cracks beginning to show between Donald T...
Why Beatrice and Eugenie living rent-free is a risk for the royals
The idea of two princesses living in luxury while the King pays their rent may have seemed normal in days gone by – but surely not in 2026....
Why 'trillionaire' Musk and SpaceX are driving the AI arms race
He was already the richest man on the planet. Now Elon Musk's wealth is about to go stratospheric. The SpaceX founder will become the world'...
Why Putin has plunged Russia’s economy into ‘the death zone’
Moscow may have hit Ukraine with one of its biggest attacks of the war so far - but is it Russia’s economy that’s starting to crack? Busines...
Why Nigel Farage is accused of exploiting Henry Nowak's murder
Is the murder of 18-year-old Henry Nowak a new low for the police - or an excuse for political point scoring? Henry was handcuffed as he lay...
Why defence delays are dangerous for the UK
A year on from publishing a plan to make the UK's military fit for purpose, the government still hasn't said where the money's coming from....
Why Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin could be a problem for NASA
A Blue Origin rocket explosion during a test launch at Cape Canaveral in Florida could have huge implications for Jeff Bezos' ambitions in s...
Why don't we know more about cold water shock?
At least eight teenagers have died after getting into difficulty in open water during the UK’s record-breaking heatwave. The tragedies have...
Why Russia is ‘relentlessly targeting’ the UK
The head of the GCHQ intelligence agency has warned that Russia is going after critical infrastructure and democracy in the UK. Anne Keast-B...
Why did teenage rapists avoid jail?
Three teenagers who avoided jail over the rape of two girls in Hampshire will now have their sentences reviewed after a judge initially said...