Arabic version: ترامب يصدر إنذارًا نهائيًا لإيران، ويصعد الاستعدادات العسكرية

According to BBC News,

US President Donald Trump has given Iran a “hellfire ultimatum” and is preparing alongside Israel to “dramatically escalate attacks” against Iranian targets, the Sunday Telegraph reports.

In related news, UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has criticized rapper Ye’s upcoming performance at the Wireless Festival, calling it “deeply concerning”. This follows Ye’s history of antisemitic comments, for which he has previously apologized. In January, Ye stated he is “not a Nazi or an antisemite.”

Other headlines include a government investigation into flame retardants used in British sofas, as new regulations aim to phase out toxic chemicals. The Sunday Times highlights that the UK government has changed rules that previously mandated the inclusion of these chemicals in furniture.

Additionally, the Sunday Express warns that a “Brexit reset” could cost the UK £3 billion annually, with accusations against Sir Keir for quietly aligning Britain with Brussels on new trade deals. A government spokesperson defended the deal, stating it would aid businesses by reducing red tape.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been urged to cut taxpayer funding for the Royal Family following recent scandals. The Sunday Mirror reports that such funding is reviewed every five years to ensure its appropriateness. Meanwhile, the Daily Star covers the concerns of Lucy Letby, a nurse serving multiple life sentences, who fears for her safety in prison.

The Sunday People reports on an Afghan translator who has sustained serious injuries after an alleged assault, highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by those who fled the Taliban for safety in the UK.