内容摘要：Data from the Office of National Statistics shows suicides in England and Wales have risen by 10% over the last six years. Although it is still rare for under 25s to kill themselves by poisoning, the numbers of young people choosing to end their lives in this way are rising more quickly than in older people.

Data from the Office of National Statistics shows suicides in England and Wales have risen by 10% over the last six years. Although it is still rare for under 25s to kill themselves by poisoning, the numbers of young people choosing to end their lives in this way are rising more quickly than in older people.

It has however, been profoundly weakened internationally – with an unpredictable Donald Trump about to assume the presidency in the US, and Israel having demonstrated its ability to pick off its enemies."Iran will certainly be re-evaluating its defence doctrine which was primarily reliant on the Axis of Resistance," says Dr Vakil.

"It will also be considering its nuclear programme and trying to decide if greater investment in that is necessary to provide the regime with greater security."Iran insists that its nuclear programme is entirely peaceful. But it has advanced considerably since Donald Trump abandoned a carefully-negotiated deal struck in 2015, which limited its nuclear activities in return for the lifting of some economic sanctions.Under the agreement, Iran was permitted to enrich uranium up to a purity of 3.67%. Low-enriched uranium can be used to produce fuel for commercial nuclear power plants. The UN's nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency, says Iran is now significantly increasing the rate at which it can produce uranium enriched to 60%.

Iran has said it is doing this in retaliation for the sanctions that Trump reinstated and which remained in place as the Biden administration tried and failed to revive the deal.Weapons-grade uranium, which is needed for a nuclear bomb, is 90% enriched or more.

The IAEA head, Rafael Grossi, has suggested what Iran is doing may be a response to the country's regional setbacks.

"It's a really concerning picture," says Darya Dolzikova, expert on nuclear proliferation at the Royal United Services Institute think tank. "The nuclear programme is in a completely different place to where it was in 2015."“Bishop Montgomery would have walked daily through the town, called to certain houses in the square. The path he took became known as The Bishop’s Walk."

Lady Montgomery, Monty’s mother, was the last member of the family to live at New Park.She died in 1949, seventeen years after her husband, and the house fell out of the family’s ownership not long after.

As Monty flew into Derry to receive the city's freedom, the Derry Journal reported his Dakota plane “flew low over Moville” so he could see his parental home.The paper also noted Monty had not been able to visit New Park for seven years.