ITV News · Iran · 25 Sept 2026

The ceasefire blame is one-sided, and the legal stakes go unmentioned.

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Ceasefire framing

Ed Miliband tells Iran minister Britain will not tolerate 'hostile activity on UK soil'

The foreign secretary has warned Iran’s foreign minister Abbas Araghchi that Britain will “not tolerate intimidation, threats or hostile activity on UK soil” from groups linked to his country, including attacks against British Jews. Ed Miliband met his Iranian counterpart in the margins of the United Nations General Assembly in New York on Thursday. The Foreign Office said the pair discussed the war in the Middle East, the importance of reopening the Strait of Hormuz, and the UK’s “unwavering resolve to combat threats from Iranian-linked groups in UK soil”. Dozens of delegates walk out as Netanyahu addresses UN General Assembly Andy Burnham condemns Russian interference in first speech at the United Nations In a readout from the meeting, the department said: “The foreign secretary told Araghchi that Iran should choose de-escalation and diplomacy instead of prolonging the war. “He underlined the importance of restoring freedom of navigation and the full reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, stressing the impact continued disruption has on global security and economic stability. “The foreign secretary reiterated the UK’s unwavering resolve to combat threats from Iranian-linked groups in UK soil, including attacks on the British Jewish community. The pair also discussed the case of Craig and Lindsay Foreman, a British couple detained in Iran. Credit: PA Images “The Foreign Secretary made clear that Britain will not tolerate intimidation, threats or hostile activity on UK soil and set out the measures the Government has taken in response.” Miliband also brought up the case of Craig and Linsday Foreman , a couple from Sussex who were arrested in January last year whilst travelling through Iran. They are currently being held in Tehran’s Evin prison. The foreign secretary repeated the call for them to be immediately released, “stressing that their welfare remains a priority for the government”. From Westminster to Washington DC - our political experts are across all the latest key talking points. Listen to the latest episode below...

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