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The ripples of this conflict are spreading, which is exactly what Iran wants - a war that disrupts life for a huge swathe of the world.

Israel blames the militant group for "reopening" the conflict on their northern border. But airstrikes have been undermining the fragile ceasefire for more than a year.

We can get a sense of the turmoil inside Iran, but with the internet largely down, the extent of the population's hardship is not being heard.

Sky's economics and data editor explains how events in the Middle East are already having an impact and what an extended period of disruption to energy flows could mean.

Around 300,000 Britons are believed to be in countries targeted by Iran as strikes continue into a third day.

Market analysts say the duration of disruption from the US-Iran war will determine whether there is a big price to pay for the global economy.

Oil prices have quickly escalated since the US-Israel strikes on Iran - and British motorists can expect to see higher prices at the petrol pumps.

Sky News delves into where the strikes and counter-strikes have struck - and the military assets available to both sides.

Sky News delves into where the strikes and counter-strikes have struck - and the military assets available to both sides.

The moment American casualties were confirmed on Sunday, the war with Iran ceased to be something abstract. Three personnel were killed and five others seriously wounded in a strike on a US base in Kuwait.