Iran to seek ‘insurance fees’ for passage through Strait of Hormuz

Financial Times Friday 19 June 2026, 11:16 UTC 1 min read

Key Points

Vessels must hold Tehran-approved insurance policy to use vital waterway, says government agency

Iran (LOCATION) Strait of Hormuz Vessels (LOCATION) Tehran (LOCATION)

Originally published by Financial Times Read original →

New study reveals how much each generation spends on their pet Gen Z have told pollsters that they are willing to go to extreme lengths to pay for their pet’s needs - Bookmark - CommentsGo to comments A new study has uncovered how much more Gen Z pet owners are willing to spend on their pets than older generations. A Harris Poll survey of more than 2,100 adults, published by The New York Post, found that Gen Z pet owners are spending an average of $6,103 on their pets per year, whereas...

The Independent World 10m ago

UK PM vows to fight for job after rival's stunning by-election win

UK heading towards leadership contest after Andy Burnham wins Makerfield by-election Sat 20 Jun 2026 at 1:27am In short: A leadership challenge in the UK could be imminent as the Prime Minister's principal rival, Andy Burnham, returns to parliament. Mr Burnham won more than 50 per cent of the vote in a by-election in Makerfield. But Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has pledged to fight for his job.

ABC Australia 15m ago

Apricot and lavender compote

This compote is delicious served with my French almond cake. Overview 10 mins 15 mins 6 Ingredients - 225g caster sugar - 600ml dry white wine, or water plus an extra 25g caster sugar - 2 sprigs unsprayed fresh lavender, plus extra to serve - 750g apricots, halved and stoned - Juice of ½ lemon Method Put 225g caster sugar into a pan that will hold all the fruit (preferably in a single layer).

The Telegraph 19m ago

Miliband eyes a top job in Team Burnham. Just don’t mention the North Sea.

Britain may — very likely — soon have a new government under Andy Burnham. Amid the swirl of senior Labour figures vying for a place at the top table, one name keeps coming up: Ed Miliband. The energy secretary, who led the Labour party himself between 2010 and 2015 — when he was rejected by voters at the ballot box — is regarded by many MPs, as well as by bookmakers, as the frontrunner to be Burnham’s chancellor.

Politico EU 21m ago

Iran to seek ‘insurance fees’ for passage through Strait of Hormuz

Related Stories

New study reveals how much each generation spends on their pet

UK PM vows to fight for job after rival's stunning by-election win

Apricot and lavender compote

Miliband eyes a top job in Team Burnham. Just don’t mention the North Sea.