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Multiple UK newspapers lead with extensive coverage of escalating tensions in the Middle East, focusing particularly on recent US military actions against Iran. The Times headlines with the departure of three American B1-B Lancer bombers from RAF Fairford in Britain, highlighting remarks from US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth who promises the “most intense” day of strikes since the conflict commenced. The paper also notes Queen Camilla’s speech at St James’s Palace, where she voiced strong support for abuse victims, a stance interpreted by some as an indirect reference to those harmed by Jeffrey Epstein. Buckingham Palace commented on her speech, saying, “I think Her Majesty’s speech speaks for itself.”
The i Paper draws attention to the movement of British naval power as well, revealing that HMS Anson, a nuclear-powered submarine armed with Spearfish torpedoes and deemed a “hunter-killer,” has cut short its mission in Australia, sparking speculation that it is heading towards the Middle East. This development accompanies reports on increased American air strikes and warnings directed at Iran. The Financial Times leads with Hegseth’s assertion that Iran should prepare for the most severe US attacks since hostilities began 11 days ago.
Meanwhile, the Daily Telegraph reports on US forces deploying bunker-busting bombs targeting Iran’s underground missile facilities. It also
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