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The Conservative Party has announced a pledge to build a 'British Iron Dome', a UK version of Israel's missile defence system. The proposal commits a future Conservative government to developing a national shield capable of intercepting incoming missiles. The pledge is drawing attention as part of the party's defence and security offering, with debate expected over its cost, feasibility and how it compares to Israel's proven system.

A live golf lesson focused on the most frequent cause of the shank has drawn attention among Japanese golf fans. The instruction covers swing mechanics around the lower body and the use of an image shaft drill, with discussion touching on irons, approach shots and equipment brands such as Epon. Golfers are sharing the tips as they look to fix the common mis-hit.

The Conservative Party has pledged to build an 'iron dome'-style air defence system for Britain capable of stopping drones and missiles. The announcement, reported by the Evening Standard, comes amid debate over national security and defence spending, with the party positioning the shield proposal against Labour's defence record as political attention turns to protecting UK airspace.

A Japanese golf instruction guide is circulating online explaining the takeback move that skilled golfers consistently make, arguing players cannot improve without understanding it. The lesson includes a detailed explanation of how to correct shaft cross, a common swing fault where the club points right of the target line at the top. It targets beginners working on irons, approach shots and driver play.

Huawei's chief financial officer was arrested in Canada at the request of US authorities, and reports say her personal electronics — an iPhone, an iPad and a MacBook Air — were seized. The irony of a Huawei executive owning Apple products drew wide comment, alongside questions about what data investigators might recover from the devices.

Kemi Badenoch has denied that the Conservatives are proposing a 'British Iron Dome' missile defence system, despite the party's own press release using the phrase. The contradiction has drawn attention in UK politics, with critics highlighting the gap between the Tory leadership's official messaging and Badenoch's public denial of the plan.

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has called for the UK to build an 'Iron Dome'-style missile defence system, similar to Israel's, prompting live coverage and debate in British politics. The proposal lands amid ongoing discussion over UK defence spending and security priorities, with parties including Labour, Reform and the Greens responding.

Japanese golfer Kensuke Aoshima (青島賢吾) has shared a golf lesson warning players about three things they should absolutely never do on the course. The tips, circulated with tags covering irons, drivers and putters, are aimed at helping golfers cut their scores. Japanese golf fans are picking it up as practical instruction content.

The UK Conservative Party has proposed a £10bn missile defence system called 'Britannia Shield', modelled on Israel's Iron Dome. The plan, associated with leader Kemi Badenoch, would focus on protecting British airspace and aligns with Nato defence priorities. It is being debated as part of wider discussion over UK defence spending and readiness.

Japanese golf instructor Yuta Sudo has published a lesson explaining how to create and store 'tame' — the lag in the swing that lets players hit irons much farther. The guide walks through the technique step by step, and it is being shared alongside golf lesson content featuring professional player Miho Koga.

A Vintage Story player says hours of iron prospecting came up empty despite digging four shafts with three copper pickaxes. The game is known for demanding, realistic mining, where ore can be scarce even in promising areas, and stories of fruitless searches are common among its community.

A homeowner has received the first parts for a solar power upgrade and started wiring a switching mechanism to swap between an existing AGM battery bank and a new lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) bank. They noted the DC breakers are surprisingly large, adding them out of caution over DC arc suppression safety when switching high-current circuits.

Golf instructor Daisuke Serizawa is offering a lesson on how to escape in one shot from bunkers with a high lip, or 'ago', a shot many amateur golfers struggle with. The tip is being shared as part of a series of Japanese golf lesson content covering irons, approaches and swing technique.

Footage circulating online shows a man resembling Russian President Vladimir Putin encountering a Ukrainian FPV strike drone near the front line in Ukraine. The clip, shared by UNITED24 Media, has drawn attention for its striking imagery and dark irony, with viewers debating whether the double was staged for propaganda or filmed during a frontline visit.

Vincenzo Latronico's novel 'Perfection' is being adapted for the theatre, a path described as unlikely for the acclaimed book. The New York Times profiles how the work, known for its spare, ironic portrait of contemporary millennial life, has made the jump from page to stage, and what its theatrical afterlife says about the novel's resonance with audiences.

Comedian James Acaster, a contestant on Celebrity Traitors, has shared candid views about lying, and the remarks are raising eyebrows. The BBC reality show, in which contestants must deceive each other to win, makes his comments particularly pointed given the format. Fans are weighing in on whether his honesty bodes well or badly for his chances in the game.

Congress has approved a national historic landmark designation for America's National Churchill Museum, located in Fulton, Missouri. The designation formally recognises the museum's significance in preserving the legacy of Winston Churchill, who delivered his famous 'Iron Curtain' speech there in 1946. The move secures greater federal recognition for the site and its role in American and Cold War history.