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1. Trump says US does not need UK’s aircraft carriers for Iran war

   The president called the Iran war 'already won' as he dismissed reports that the UK was preparing HMS Prince of Wales.

2. Iran live: Israel bombs Tehran oil depots; attacks on Gulf states continue

   Qatar, Saudi Arabia and UAE report more attacks despite assurance from Iran's president that the strikes will stop.

3. Huge fire rages at Tehran oil depot after Israeli attack

   Footage captured a massive fire raging at the Shahran oil depot in northern Tehran following an Israeli strike.

4. Zelenskyy offers Saudi Arabia’s MBS help countering Iranian drones

   Ukraine's president seeks leverage with low-cost interceptors, as US and Gulf nations burn through Patriot missiles.

5. Trump administration denies reports that Iran captured US soldiers

   The head of Iran's National Security Council had claimed the US was misrepresenting the captures as combat deaths.

6. Lamine Yamal gives Barcelona hard-fought 1-0 win at Athletic Bilbao

   Yamal goalkeeps the champions four points clear of Real Madrid at the top of the La Liga standings.

7. Trump oversees return of US troops killed in Iranian drone strike

   US President Donald Trump attended the “dignified transfer” of six US Army soldiers killed in an Iranian drone strike.

8. US embassy in Baghdad attacked as US-Israel war on Iran escalates

   Iraq did not want to be dragged into war, but Iran and its aligned paramilitary forces are attacking US hubs there.

9. How far will the Iran war spillover?

   As the war between Iran, Israel and the US enters week 2, concerns rise over a potential regional spillover.

10. Florida Bar denies investigation into Trump lawyer Lindsey Halligan

    The statement from the Florida Bar appears to contradict a letter it issued in February, suggesting a probe.