Concerns have intensified following reports of a significant deployment of U.S. military jets at RAF Lakenheath in Suffolk, raising alarms about the military situation in the region.

Approximately 22,000 tourists are currently seeking evacuation flights from Israel, as the Israeli government works to facilitate their safe return amidst ongoing conflict.

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has expressed conditional support for U.S. strikes using the Diego Garcia base, while Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey has called for transparency on legal advice to avoid illegal military engagement.

There are concerns regarding the potential use of the UK-controlled Diego Garcia base for strikes against Iran, particularly with B-2 stealth bombers stationed there.

Legal concerns have been raised by U.K. Attorney General Richard Hermer regarding Britain's potential involvement in military actions beyond the defense of allies.

While Starmer refrained from commenting on the legal advice, he reiterated the necessity of negotiating a resolution to Iran's nuclear ambitions.

Starmer expressed deep concern over the potential for escalation in the Middle East, underscoring the need for diplomatic discussions to address tensions surrounding Iran's uranium enrichment agenda.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has urged former U.S. President Donald Trump to prioritize negotiations over military action regarding Iran's nuclear program, warning of the risks of escalation in the Middle East.

While acknowledging Israel's right to self-defense, Starmer emphasized the importance of de-escalation to prevent further conflict that could impact the region and the global economy.

In Washington, Foreign Secretary David Lammy is advocating for de-escalation, meeting with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio amid growing concerns about military actions.

Tensions remain high as Israel and Iran continue to exchange fire, with Israel targeting Iranian nuclear facilities despite Iran's claims of pursuing a peaceful nuclear program.

Trump has indicated he is delaying a decision on military action against Iran, expressing hope for a negotiated solution and stating he will decide within the next two weeks.