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The ship, which is on the European Union's sanctions list, is now being escorted to the Belgian port of Zeebrugge.

Gianni Infantino is reacting swiftly to the racism reported by Vinicius Junior while playing for Real Madrid in the Champions League last month.

Closing the waterway could choke the global economy and Iran has mines, fast attack vessels, submarines, drones and missiles it could use to stop ships coming through.

The strikes on Iran on Saturday led to the death of Iran's Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei. Tehran has retaliated and, with rocket fire ongoing, disruption is set to continue.

John Healey refused to say if the UK would join the US in active operations but said more British planes are being sent to the Middle East.

While a leadership council will govern in the interim, an 88-member panel called the Assembly of Experts will make the decision.

What the killing of supreme leader Ali Khamenei and other Iranian top brass means for Iran's regime remains to be seen. But three global implications are already evident.

Khamenei's decades in power were characterised by a cult of personality, and his decrees were absolute. Under his rule, Iran's economy meandered and declined under punitive sanctions that hobbled his nation and led to unrest.

Childhoods stolen by Russia's invasion of their homeland, the children of Ukraine spoke to Sky News about growing up during the war.

Deep divides in Iran bubble to the surface as the population reacts to the assassination of Iran's supreme leader Ali Khamenei.