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Iran 'confiscates' British tanker with 23 crew on board 'for failing to respect maritime rules' in major escalation of tensions in the Gulf - as fears mount for SECOND 'diverted' vessel. Iran has seized a British-registered oil tanker with 23 crew in the…

A British Royal Navy warship raced to help a UK oil tanker that was captured by Iran last night but arrived ten minutes too late, a defence source revealed today. HMS Montrose, which was patrolling the Persian Gulf, was forced to do a U-turn when it received orders to assist the UK-flagged Stena Impero, which had been seized by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard in the Strait of Hormuz. The Ministry of Defence released this photo of HMS Montrose warding off Iranian Revolutionary Guard speedboats which harassed the UK-flagged tanker British Heritage on July 10. Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt branded Tehran's actions as 'completely unacceptable' after heavily-armed gunships intercepted the Stena Impero and the Medsar after 4pm yesterday. #losers

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Footage filmed by a passenger on the aircraft captures the man as he moves around the wing of the plane at the international airport in Lagos on Friday. Panicked passengers appeared eager to flee the aircraft and called crew members to open the exit doors. It was not clear how the man, who has not been identified, reached the Azman Air plane or what his intention was. ✈️ #facepalm

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#Meanwhile in France ... 😂 #brawl #fools

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'Where are they now?' Trump's awkward Oval Office response to Nobel Peace Prize winner after she told him how how her Yazidi family was kidnapped and killed by ISIS #facepalm

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#Meanwhile in Brazil ... 🤣 #LMAO

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Neil Armstrong's face is seen on the Moon for the first time: Amateur creates incredible composite image on the 50th anniversary of the moon landing. Property developer Andy Saunders, 45, from Culcheth in Cheshire uncovered this stunning image of Neil Armstrong on the moon, the first ever clear shot of his face from the lunar surface. #WOW

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#Meanwhile in Siria ...

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Iran releases new propaganda video of Revolutionary Guard commandos abseiling from a helicopter and hijacking British ship just minutes after Hunt told regime of his 'extreme disappointment'🔥

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#Meanwhile in UK ... Larry the cat lay impassively in the sun outside Number 10 today while members of the cabinet discussed the crisis inside 🐱

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The forces deploying to Prince Sultan Air Base, 85 miles south of Riyadh, include fighter jets, air defense missiles and likely more than 500 troops, U.S. officials said on Friday. Senior American defense officials said some U.S. troops and Patriot air defense…

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Trump says US 'have an agreement with UK' as Iran seize UK tanker.

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#NYPD offers its largest reward EVER for information on the shooting death of a police officer who was gunned down while trying to stop a robbery at a pub in 1971. A video released by Crime Stoppers explains that the $111,500 reward is for any information on the killing of Robert Bolden, an officer from the 75th Precinct. Footage shows pictures of Bolden along with the Dunne's Bar & Grill in Brooklyn, where he was tragically gunned down on January 22, 1971. 'I never met my grandfather but he is the reason I became a cop, said 41-year-old NYPD Detective John Bolden with the 78th Precinct in the video (right).👮🏻‍♂️🗿

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Mike Pence leads the 50th anniversary celebrations of humankind's first steps on the moon, as astronaut Stan Love says US will 'absolutely' complete Trump's goal of returning to the lunar surface by 2024. A moonstruck nation celebrated the 50th anniversary of humanity's first footsteps on another world Saturday, gathering in record heat at races and other festivities to commemorate Apollo 11's 'giant leap' by Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin. Nostalgia is rife among some of those celebrating, with many sharing anecdotes online of where they were when they saw Neil Armstrong bounding along the lunar surface for the first time. But NASA astronaut Stan Love has insisted it won't be long before we see the incredible feat replicated once more, pledging that the US will 'absolutely' be able to land on the moon again by 2024. 🥳

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