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Defence and Diplomacy Editor at Daily Mail. New book: Blades - The Untold Story of SAS Operations in Afghanistan available for pre-order link below.
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Tehran unveils sinister banner of Trump family as US airstrikes hit dozens of Iranian targets

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By Mark Nicol Verified, William Hallowell, Olivia Christie Verified
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Mark Nicol and William Hallowell and Olivia Christie If ever there was a symbol of how far away America and Iran are from their short-lived ceasefire, this billboard is it. Portraits of Donald Trump , his wife and his children, behind US flag-draped coffins have been put up in Tehran's Palestine Square. The US President is at the top, wife Melania and daughter Ivanka below and then at the bottom are his other children Barron, Donald Jr , Tiffany and Eric with the White House in the background.
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Tehran unveils sinister banner of Trump family as US airstrikes hit dozens of Iranian targets

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Is this the beginning of the end for Lord Flashheart? RAF unveils model of first pilotless plane

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By Mark Nicol Verified
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Mark Nicol For The Daily Mail While in popular culture the image of dashing fighter pilots living for danger was characterised by Squadron Commander The Lord Flashheart of the Royal Flying Corps in the BBC comedy series Blackadder Goes Forth. Tragically for traditionalists, the few of 1941 may eventually become the none as the Royal Air Force embraces an era of aviation without fighter pilots.
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