SKY NEWS

The threat to the UK from Iran is already at a "significant level" and could increase following the US strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, a cabinet minister has told Sky News.

When I got to Chequers on Sunday morning the prime minister had clearly been up for most of the night and hitting the phones all morning with calls to fellow leaders in Europe and the Middle East as he and others scrambled to try to contain a very dangerous situation. 

Much of the UK had cooler temperatures on Sunday with "fresher" conditions - apart from the South East - after thunderstorms swept through parts of the country overnight.

Seven men have been charged after two people were injured during a protest outside the Iranian embassy in west London.

Sir Keir Starmer has said stability in the Middle East is "a priority" following US strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities, as the world reacted to the attack.

Festival season is under way, and leading the charge: the Isle of Wight Festival - dubbed "Europe's Woodstock" - with headliners including Sting and the Stereophonics.

The impending ban on protest group Palestine Action has divided opinion - described as both "outrageous" and "long overdue".

Since the local elections Reform UK has had no shortage of good polls.

Scores of train passengers have been evacuated after some services were halted on what was the hottest day of the year in the UK so far.

They were former classmates who both died after receiving care from the same mental health hospital three years apart.