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Britain will NEVER be safe until Iran’s nuke scheme is crushed…this is our Churchill moment, Israeli ambassador says
BRITAIN will never be safe until Iran’s nuclear scheme is wiped out, Israel’s ambassador told The Sun.
Tzipi Hotovely said Israel is facing its “Churchill moment” and doing the UK a “huge service” by wiping out the rogue state’s efforts to create a nuke weapon.
She also rebuked Sir Keir Starmer‘s calls for de-escalation as she insisted Tel Aviv acted at the “last minute” to save their country from “nuclear holocaust”.
The PM – who chaired an emergency Cobra meeting today – has insisted that the UK wants to de-escalate the situation and resolve it through diplomacy.
But Amb. Hotovely said Iran had its chance for diplomacy during Donald Trump’s 60-day deadline to thrash out a deal over its nuclear programme.
And she warned the UK would never be safe until Iran loses any chance of developing a nuke.
The diplomat said Israel is facing its “Churchill moment” as Netanyahu finds himself in a similar position as the British wartime leader did in 1940 – drawing the US into a war with its enemy.
Speaking to The Sun at its headquarters in London, she said: “When they’re calling for de-escalation, you need to understand that the only way to de-escalate the situation is by removing the threat.
“As long as Iran will race faster to have its ballistic missile programme that can destroy cities in Israel, if we will let them continue with that, cities in the UK won’t be safe.
“If we hadn’t stopped them now, we could have woken up one day in the morning having a headline in the news saying Iran reached nuclear capabilities and now it’s a nuclear country.
“And this is too late for everyone to operate.
“We were really operating in the last minute for us to save us from a nuclear holocaust.”
“And we’re doing a huge service to people in this country as well, because Iran for a long time has been an enemy for the UK as well.”
Arch-foes Israel and Iran have continued to trade deadly blows since Benjamin Netanyahu began operation Rising Lion last Friday.
But the conflict has now reached a critical juncture as Trump mulls whether to unleash US force on the rogue state.
Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has vowed “irreparable damage” should the US join Israel’s blitz as the dictator rejected Trump’s demand for unconditional surrender.
Trump had given Tehran a 60-day ultimatum to make a deal – a deadline that slipped by last week.
The US president could now soon pull the trigger and strike Iran as he issued a chilling threat: “We won’t take out Khamenei – at least not for now”.
Amb. Hotovely said Israel will not stop its operation until “the threat from Iran is removed”.
She also hailed Israeli citizens for their resilience invoking “the spirit of the Blitz”.
The diplomat said: “The Israeli people know they’re facing a very radical enemy like the British people were fighting in the Second World War and that they must get to the point where it’s being defeated.
The Iranians have proven they have no interest in diplomacy. They were just using diplomacy to keep on running their nuclear programme.
“And President Trump kind of lost patience with this type of behaviour. He said it clearly, I don’t want Iran to have nuclear weapons.
“We gave a chance to diplomacy. We backed up the American diplomatic plan – 60 days expired.
“They didn’t come to the table. That’s what the Prime Minister said, they want to blow up the table, not to sit next to it.
“And we are now certain that once this military operation is over, the world, the Middle East, Israel, Europe, everyone will have a safer world.
“This is a war to end wars, not to begin wars.”
Israel means business with strikes
by Katie Davis, Chief Foreign Reporter (Digital)
TZIPI Hotovely’s powerful words today prove Israel means business.
When I was in Israel just a few months ago, top politicians and military brass were clear – the “head of the snake”, Iran, must be stopped.
So it came as little surprise when Israel pulled the trigger and blitzed Iran’s key nuke facilities last week.
Western nations have called for calm – but what is now clear is that Israel has no intention of waiting for diplomatic resolution anymore.
Trump has now fanned the flames of speculation that the US will join the military campaign as the door he appeared to leave open to nuclear negotiations starts to close.
But Israel appears set on ploughing on with its mission to fully disable Iran’s nuke scheme with or without the might of the US.
The endgame remains uncertain as sirens screech in both Israel and Iran as missiles hurtle through the sky.
What is clear though is the Middle East sits on the knife-edge of all-out war as the conflict threatens to drag in other nations.
Mum ‘lost her ability to walk, talk, sleep & swallow’ before death from rabies – all the symptoms YOU need to know
A BRITISH grandmother has died after contracting rabies from a stray puppy in Morocco.
She died in Yorkshire, after developing symptoms months after her visit to the North African country.
Yvonne Ford travelled to Morocco in February, where she was scratched by a dog.
Thinking nothing of her injury, she returned home before falling ill in June.
Yvonne as diagnosed at Barnsley Hospital, after she began to lose the ability to “talk” and “swallow” – which led to her death.
Opening up about Yvonne’s tragic death, Robyn Thomson – her daughter – took to social media to break the news.
She wrote: “Our family is still processing this unimaginable loss, but we are choosing to speak up in the hope of preventing this from happening to others.
“She was scratched very slightly by a puppy in Morocco in February,” she said. “At the time, she did not think any harm would come of it and didn’t think much of it.
“Two weeks ago she became ill, starting with a headache and resulted in her losing her ability to walk, talk, sleep, swallow. Resulting in her passing.”
After her death, tributes to Yvonne poured in and a video of her dancing – just two weeks before her death – has surfaced.
In the video, the grandmother can be seen dancing with two children at an outdoor family event.
Robyn captioned the post with “just under two weeks before we lost mum”.
The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has confirmed that anyone who came into contact with Yvonne has been offered a vaccination.
The agency said: “There is no risk to the wider public in relation to this case as there is no documented evidence of rabies passing between people.
“However, as a precautionary measure, health workers and close contacts are being assessed and offered vaccination when necessary.
“Rabies is passed on through injuries such as bites and scratches from an infected animal.
“It is nearly always fatal, but post-exposure treatment is very effective at preventing disease if given promptly after exposure to the virus.”
The UKHSA is reminding travellers to be careful around animals when travelling to rabies affected countries due to the risk of catching the disease.
Dr Katherine Russell, Head of Emerging Infections and Zoonoses at UKHSA, said: “I would like to extend my condolences to this individual’s family at this time.
“If you are bitten, scratched or licked by an animal in a country where rabies is found then you should wash the wound or site of exposure with plenty of soap and water and seek medical advice without delay in order to get post-exposure treatment to prevent rabies.
“There is no risk to the wider public in relation to this case.
“Human cases of rabies are extremely rare in the UK, and worldwide there are no documented instances of direct human-to-human transmission.”
Rabies does not circulate in either wild or domestic animals in the UK, although some species of bats can carry a rabies-like virus.
No human cases of rabies acquired in the UK from animals other than bats have been reported since 1902.
Between 2000 and 2024 there were six cases of human rabies associated with animal exposures abroad reported in the UK.
What rabies does to the body and how it's treated
Rabies is known as a deadly virus that is typically spread through a bite or scratch from an infected animal.
The infection is common worldwide but is predominantly found in Asia, Africa, and Central and South America.
Some of the animals that are most likely to spread the disease are dogs, bats, foxes, skunks and raccoons.
Symptoms
After a bite or other rabies exposure, the virus can take weeks or months to start causing symptoms.
This timeframe is what doctors call the incubation period in which the virus is travelling through the body and to the brain.
Some of the most common symptoms of rabies include:
- Fever
- Headache
- Excess salivation
- Muscle spasms
- paralysis
- mental confusion
The World Health Organization describes two main manifestations of the disease: furious rabies and paralytic rabies.
People or animals with furious rabies may appear agitated, become aggressive, and drool excessively, while other symptoms include hyperactivity, fear of water, and even fear of fresh air.
The symptoms of paralytic rabies, on the other hand, are more understated—typically causing gradual paralysis as a patient remains calm and lucid.
Treatment
If you’ve been bitten or scratched by an animal in an area with a risk of rabies you should immediately clean the wound with running water and soap for several minutes.
After this, you must disinfect the wound with an alcohol- or iodine-based disinfectant and apply a simple dressing.
After the wound is addressed, you should see a doctor as soon as possible and they will determine if you need a rabies vaccination or not.
Post-exposure treatment is nearly 100 per cent effective if it’s started before any symptoms of rabies appear.
Some cases will require immunoglobulin, which is administered into and around the wound.
This provides short-term protection if there is a significant chance of infection in the wound.
Treatment should ideally begin within a few hours of being bitten, but can be delayed up to 24 hours if needed.
Brooklyn Beckham in new legal row after splashing out on £11m mansion and turning his back on parents in UK
BROOKLYN Beckham has been involved in yet another legal battle with a booze brand – this time with a luxury wine company.
The 26-year-old has been caught up in a second legal battling regarding trademarking names for his businesses after running into issues with his hot sauce firm and various spin offs with the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
He’s currently battling the makers of alcohol brand Becks over his application to rubber stamp the name “Becks Buns”.
But now we can reveal that he was involved in another tussle with an alcohol maker when trying to trademark “C23”, which is the shortened name of his hot sauce brand Cloud23.
A California wine business, Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars, shot back at his plans, which were lodged officially by his company, Buster Hot Sauce Inc, against the trademark.
The business is a luxury alcohol brand based in the wine region of Napa Valley, known for being frequented by A-listers.
Amongst some of the company’s products are the very pricey Cabernet Sauvignon vineyard which is known as the Cask 23.
Depending on the year of the vintage, a bottle can set you back a few grand with the Cask 23 Cab Sav from 2018 currently selling for around £2,000.
Cask 23 is currently stocked at luxury retailers including Selfridges, the most recent one is from 2021 and costs around £280.
In order to avoid a battle with the company, Brooklyn’s firm deleted the classification of all types of booze from the application they made.
A rep for Brooklyn could not be reached for comment.
So far, Brooklyn hasn’t managed to trademark any of the names related to his hot sauce company, namely, two versions Cloud 23, C23 and Becks Buns.
The Sun first revealed earlier this month how the brand behind Beck’s beer had objected to his plans.
The beer’s German parent firm Brauerei Beck & Co has opposed it and been granted an extension until next month to file documents.
The company is part of alcohol giant AB InBev, which produces one in four lagers sold worldwide, including Stella Artois and Budweiser as well as Beck’s.
Brooklyn launched his first hot sauce, Cloud 23, last year and said: “It’s been a passion project of mine for the last 2½ years, something I’ve literally put everything into.
“I’ve never worked so hard on anything in my life.”
His parents attended the launch event in LA.
However, insiders said their relationship has “never been more fractured” amid the ongoing Beckham family feud.
As the feud rumbles on, it was revealed that Brooklyn had splashed out a cool £11million alongside his wife Nicola on a new Hollywood mansion.
It means he has put down roots 5,540 miles from his London-based dad David and mum Victoria – and shows no sign of returning home any time soon.
Last night a source said: “Brooklyn’s wife is American, as are her family whom he adores, and he feels his life now is Stateside.
“As an influencer he can work from anywhere but Brooklyn believes he has more opportunities in LA. It will be a dagger to the heart for his parents.
“Until now, the couple have always been renting so there was hope his relocation wouldn’t be permanent.
“This house purchase quashes any last hopes.”
Aldi launches stylish summer clothing range including sandals, shorts & £5 lightweight PJs to keep you cool at night
ALDI’s Middle Aisle will be bursting with summer essentials tomorrow.
Landing in stores up and down the country will be the new Summer Ready range.
Customers can pick up a pair of sandals with their sausages, or a new pair of PJs with their pineapple.
Children’s Summer Set – £5.99
Kit your little one out in this stylish two-piece set and be the envy of all their friends.
Customer’s can pick up a shirt and shorts or ruffle detail top and shorts for under £6.
Available in Khaki, Orange, Blue Print or Orange Print in ages 1/2 – 9/10 years.
Ribbed Short Pyjamas – £4.99
Keep cool on those summer nights with a pair of pyjamas.
Aldi’s new lightweight pyjamas are made from 95% viscose and 5% elastane, the shorts have an elasticated waistband with a drawstring.
Customers can choose from pink, grey or green in sizes 8/10, 12/14 or 16/18
Two-Pack Sleep Shorts – £6.99
Stay cool and comfy at bedtime with these two pack shorts. Perfect for lounging around too.
Choose from Grey/Black, Blue/Grey, or Green/Navy in size M-XXL for just £6.99 – that’s £3.50 a pair!
Cargo shorts – £7.99
Step out in style this summer and be the coolest on the beach with Aldi’s men’s cargo shorts.
Made from 100% cotton, they have cargo pockets with flaps and buttons, and back pockets with flaps.
Customers can choose from beige or navy in sizes 34-40.
Short Sleeve Linen Cotton Shirt – £6.99
Made with a 55% linen and 45% cotton blend, the men’s shirts come in blue, green or patterned, in sizes M-XXL.
Espadrilles Sneaker – £9.99
Step out in style this summer with a new pair of kicks.
Available in black or white, in sizes four to eight, the trainers are made from cotton, with a memory foam cushion inside and rubber outsole.
Chunky Sandals – £9.99
Choose a colour to match your outfit and upgrade your summer wardrobe.
Made from 100% polyester lining with a durable TPR sole, the sandals come in black or brown, sizes four to eight.
Aldi School Uniform Prices
- Premium Back To School Backpack £11.99
- Childrens Back To School Football Boots £9.99
- Back To School Jersey Pinafore, 2Pk £7.49
- Back To School Childrens Action Leather Shoes £6.99
- Back To School Joggers, 2Pk £6.99
- Back To School Classic Pinafore 2Pk £6.99
- Childrens Back To School Sustainable Trainers £6.99
- Back To School Premium Lunchbag £5.99
- Back To School Leggings & Jersey Skort, 2 Pack £3.99
- Back To School Tights, 3Pk £3.99
- Back To School Shirt, 3pack £3.69
- Back To School Jersey Skirt £3.49
- Back To School Sport Shorts £2.99
- Back To School Ankle Knee High Socks 5Pk £2.49
- Back To School Ankle Socks, 5Pk £2.49
- Back To School Crew Neck T-Shirt, 2Pk £1.89
- Back To School Girl’s Polo Shirts, 2Pk £1.75
- Back To School Pleated Skirt £1.75
- Back To School Boys Trousers- Cargo Short £1.75
- Back To School Girl’s Trousers £1.75
- Back To School Boy’s Polo Shirt, 2Pk £1.75
- Back To School Sweatshirt/Sweat Cardigan £1.50
Adult Slip Ons – £8.99
Not just stylish but comfortable to ensure you get your daily steps in.
The slip-on shoes have a softly padded memory foam textile insole, and come in green or black, sizes seven to 11.
Aldi recently launched a Cooling Pillow for under £8.
The supermarket also launched a new range of boozy drinks including a Mango Margarita for £1.70 a can.
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Tragic last video of mum dancing with family just 2 weeks before she died after getting rabies from stray dog on holiday
A TRAGIC last video of a mum who died from rabies after stroking a stray dog shows her happily dancing.
Yvonne Ford, from Barnsley, South Yorkshire, died earlier this week after suddenly falling ill, her family said.
She had been suffered a mild scratch from a puppy while on holiday in Morocco in February and unknowingly contracted the potentially fatal disease.
A video filmed earlier this month, shows her happily dancing with two children as music blasts out from speakers at what appears to be an outdoor family-friendly rave.
Yvonne’s daughter Robyn Thomson said in a Facebook post yesterday: “Two weeks ago she became ill, starting with a headache and resulted in her losing her ability to walk, talk, sleep, swallow. Resulting in her passing.”
Her death has led to an urgent warning from the UK Health and Security Agency today.
Robyn also said: “She was scratched very slightly by a puppy in Morocco in February.
“At the time, she did not think any harm would come of it and didn’t think much of it.”
On Sunday, Robyn shared a clip of Yvonne dancing with two children, writing “just under two weeks before we lost mum”.
In a tribute, she said:
“Our family is still processing this unimaginable loss, but we are choosing to speak up in the hope of preventing this from happening to others.”
In another post, she referred to her mum by the nickname “Bon” and said: “She was the heart of our family—strong, loving, and endlessly supportive.
“No words can fully capture the depth of our loss or the impact she had on all of us.
“We are heartbroken, but also grateful for every moment we had with her.”