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March 24, 2025

'Awash with blood' Gaza medics on horrors of past week

Early last Tuesday morning, within minutes of the wave of Israeli airstrikes that broke the fragile two-month ceasefire which had brought some respite to Gaza, the emergency room of al-Aqsa Martyrs hospital in the central town of Deir al-Balah was full.

4 mins

Starmer is warned against 'appeasing' Trump on tax

Opposition and Labour MPs hit out over talk of digital deal to halt tariffs

4 mins

Press freedom in Serbia under violent attack, say journalists

Press freedom in Serbia is facing a \"dangerous turning point\" after mounting pressure on independent outlets from ministers and state-backed media, a group of senior editors has warned.

2 mins

'Furious and frustrated': climate protester, 78, on life in prison

\"I was behind bars for Christmas, new year and my birthday on 10 January,\" said 78-year-old Gaie Delap, who was sent back to prison in December when the right-sized tag for her wrist could not be found.

3 mins

Depardieu to appear in court on charges of sexual assault

Gérard Depardieu will become the most high-profile French person to stand trial on #MeToo abuse allegations when he appears in a Paris court today.

2 mins

Canada to go to polls on 28 April after Carney calls snap election

Canada's prime minister, Mark Carney, has called a snap election on 28 April, firing the starting gun on a contest that is widely expected to focus on the strained relationship with the US amid threats to Canada's economic and political future.

3 mins

Elbows up! Maple syrup sales soar as UK shoppers show support

Its claims to fame include maple syrup and extreme politeness, so it is perhaps fitting that in the face of Donald Trump's assault on Canada's sovereignty and economy, Britons are queuing up to show their support.

2 mins

Experts Called In To Investigate Student Loans Fraud Claims

Fraud experts are to investigate the university loans system amid concerns that students are falsely claiming millions without intending to study – or ever repay the loans – the education secretary has announced.

2 mins

Brianna Ghey's mother urges under-16s ban on social media

The mother of the murdered teenager Brianna Ghey has said under-16s should be banned from social media, describing it as \"an absolute cesspit\".

1 min

The quandary: Break tax pledges or cast Labour adrift from its principles

The ferocious backlash against the £5bn in welfare cuts crafted to balance the books in this Wednesday's spring statement highlighted an increasingly glaring conflict between Labour's pre-election tax pledges and the party's wider purpose.

3 mins

PCS union says Reeves's planned £2bn of cuts to civil service will hit frontline roles

Rachel Reeves's planned cuts of £2bn to departments will hit frontline services from jobcentres to HMRC phone lines and efforts to cut the asylum backlog, a union has said.

3 mins

Labour goals Involve public and business to succeed, says Demos

Labour's missions are at risk of failing unless the government does more to involve the whole country as the age of \"command and control\" is over, a report from Demos has warned.

1 min

Devalued and ignored How a full-time carer died along with his son

Peter Lodge devoted his life to his son, David. He cherished every moment with him, even when David's condition left them in effect housebound.

8 mins

Andy Peebles, Radio 1 DJ and presenter, dies aged 76

Andy Peebles, the former Radio 1 DJ and presenter who was one of the last people to interview John Lennon, has died aged 76.

1 min

Artists demand £250m to fund music education

Elton John, Coldplay, Harry Styles, Stormzy and Central Cee are among the artists backing a call from Ed Sheeran for Keir Starmer to commit £250m for music education.

2 mins

Heathrow returns to normal two days after power cut

Heathrow airport returned to normal business yesterday, two days after it was forced to close when a fire at an electrical substation caused a power cut.

1 min

'It'd be the end': blow for fishers in row with holiday home owners

For the past 40 years, Richard Clarke has fished for lobsters, crab, herring and bass off the coast of Sea Palling in north Norfolk.

2 mins

ID fraudster saddles his victim with a criminal record

A German citizen says his life has been ruined by a London criminal who used his identity to rack up a string of convictions that appear against his name on a police database.

2 mins

'Spy cop' who deceived woman for years was already married

An undercover police officer who used his fake identity to deceive a woman into a 19-year relationship was married to another woman at the time, a public inquiry has disclosed.

1 min

Daughter's fears for UK couple held by the Taliban

The daughter of a British couple imprisoned by the Taliban has expressed serious concerns over their deteriorating health.

1 min

People who have type 2 diabetes face raised risk of some lethal cancers

People who develop type 2 diabetes face a raised risk of some of the most lethal cancers, including liver and pancreatic tumours, with the greatest rises in women, research suggests.

2 mins

Singing has the power to ease pain, Welsh opera project finds

Wales is famed as the land of song, the music of the valleys and mountains providing a source of pride, joy and a sense of belonging.

2 mins

Hostile environment' drives many of SNP's female MSPs to stand down before election

Holyrood is becoming a \"hostile environment for women\" and a significant number of female Scottish National party MSPs are stepping down before the May 2026 elections citing lack of support from the party, tolerance of bullying, and abuse in the chamber and online.

2 mins

Anti-Traveller attitudes holding community back, says artist Le Bas

Roma, Gypsies and Travellers have not made as much progress as other minority groups in the UK because of deeply entrenched racist attitudes towards them, the Turner prize-nominated artist Delaine Le Bas has said.

2 mins

Back in the thick of it? Cummings and the 'friendly chat' with Brexit foe Farage

Civil servants may wish to dust off their CVs. Members of parliament, brace, brace, brace. Dominic Cummings - the political weather-maker behind the tide that delivered Brexit and raised and drowned Boris Johnson - is eyeing up a Westminster comeback, of sorts.

4 mins

Petro Poroshenko Former president hits out at sanctions against him

In the corner of Petro Poroshenko's Kyiv office, a poster shows him shaking hands with Donald Trump, back in the US president's first term when Poroshenko was his Ukrainian counterpart.

3 mins

US strikes upbeat tone as latest Ukraine talks begin

US and Ukrainian officials met yesterday for talks over a ceasefire in Russia's war in Ukraine, with Washington signalling its hope for \"real progress\" even as Moscow warned that \"difficult negotiations\" lie ahead.

2 mins

Trump's expansionist moves threaten the rules-based order in place since the second world war

For many what is most concerning is how Donald Trump's actions are creating a permissive space

3 mins

Pope greets pilgrims and returns home after five-week hospital stay

Pope Francis greeted a large crowd of pilgrims in his first public appearance in more than five weeks yesterday before being discharged from the Gemelli hospital in Rome.

2 mins

Aid blockade Malnutrition is spreading, say doctors

Malnutrition is spreading in Gaza, medics and aid workers in the devastated Palestinian territory are warning as a blockade of all supplies enters a fourth week.

3 mins

Istanbul's mayor jailed before party vote on his candidacy for president

An Istanbul court has formally arrested the city's mayor, Ekrem Imamoglu, on corruption charges, sending him to pre-trial detention before he was expected to receive his party's nomination to run for president.

2 mins

Measles outbreak spreads in US amid vaccine hesitancy and misinformation

Multiple US states reported measles cases last week as an outbreak that began in Texas expanded to neighboring states amid vaccine misinformation and hesitancy that has alarmed public health officials.

3 mins

Alice Weidel: Far-right AfD leader steps up to official opposition

Once a Hitler-era rallying cry, when \"Alles für Deutschland\" (\"everything for Germany\") was used by Björn Höcke, a high-ranking member of Germany's far-right Alternative für Deutschland (AfD), he was prosecuted for it.

3 mins

Hospitality firms call for CMA to look into energy market

Hundreds of hospitality companies have called on the UK's competition watchdog to investigate the energy market amid fears that small businesses may have been overcharged.

1 min

MPs May Have Been Target of Bangladesh 'Disinformation'

British MPs believe they may have been targeted by a disinformation campaign aimed at discrediting the man leading efforts to trace funds allegedly laundered from Bangladesh into the UK.

2 mins

Rich-poor friendships 'boost social mobility'

Friendships that bridge economic divides are good for social mobility, a major study suggests.

1 min

Electric charger fund may be cut after no grants in five years

Ministers are considering diverting money from a £950m scheme to install rapid chargers for electric cars on the UK's motorways, announced five years ago, after it failed to make a single grant.

1 min

Debt weight An economic inheritance that's left chancellor short of options

Rachel Reeves will deliver her spring statement on Wednesday against a backdrop of weak economic growth, rising global uncertainty and higher government borrowing costs.

5 mins

Sweet dreams Football's latest high-performance drive? Chasing better sleep for players

When it comes to optimal performance, football clubs analyse diet, physiology and a plethora of minute details to ensure players have the best chance of peaking at the right time.

4 mins

'Bold but significant risk': Fifa pulls out all the stops for sales

Governing body battles slow take-up of tickets for expanded tournament and player burnout concerns

4 mins

'He won't take nonsense': Tuchel's ruthless streak puts emphasis on high standards for England

The tactics-obsessed coach wants his players to demand the best from one another in pursuit of World Cup glory

4 mins

Wonderkid Karetsas embarrasses Scotland

Steve Clarke can do without any more occasions akin to this. Relegation to the second tier of the Nations League is no disaster for Scotland.

3 mins

The Foreman I knew was kind, generous, and determined to set an example

Heavyweight great took his religion seriously and shared strong bond with Muhammad Ali after shedding surly image of his younger days

6 mins

Cuthbert's late heroics put unbeaten Chelsea step closer to title

If Chelsea are to complete this league season unbeaten, a feat that is now only five games away, it will have been across 45 relentless second-half minutes at the Etihad Stadium where they proved themselves worthy of accolades attributed to \"invincibles\", after they produced a stirring fight-back to beat Manchester City.

2 mins

Piastri keeps up McLaren's flying restart as Hamilton sees red again

Resurgent team take 50th one-two but Shanghai throws up nasty surprise for Ferrari's drivers, disqualified post-race

4 mins

Sweet 16 for Swiatek after she makes history with Mertens win

Iga Swiatek continued to build momentum and confidence at the Miami Open as she reached the fourth round with a hard-fought 7-6 (2), 6-1 victory against Belgium's Elise Mertens, the 27th seed.

2 mins

Ingebrigtsen seals double gold with silver lining for Gourley

The world indoor championships in Nanjing this year will be remembered as a story of redemption for so many of Britain's finest athletes, but as is so often the case these days on the track it was Jakob Ingebrigtsen who wrote the script.

2 mins

Venner and Scarratt spearhead Red Roses' solid start to defence

No one expected it to be easy for Italy. No one expected it to be anything other than straightforward for England. The Red Roses duly achieved a resounding six-try win in launching their attempt at a seventh successive title, but after scoring five first-half tries they stuttered after the break and waited until two minutes from time for a second-half score.

3 mins

Russell's return propels 'top-notch' Bath in derby

Bath remain the team to catch in the Premiership race this season, on the evidence of this entertaining victory over West Country rivals Gloucester.

3 mins

Clubs urged to vote for Sweeney's removal as RFU chief

English grassroots clubs have been urged to respond to the \"severe failures\" of leading officials by voting in favour of Bill Sweeney's removal as chief executive of the Rugby Football Union at a special general meeting (SGM) on Thursday.

2 mins

Ferrari errors see Hamilton and Leclerc disqualified

Ferrari have admitted they were at fault for the mistakes that led to the disqualification of both their drivers, Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, from the Chinese Grand Prix yesterday, in a disastrous close to the weekend for the Scuderia and a disappointing outcome for Hamilton in only his second race for the team.

1 min

'It would be the wrong signal' Tuchel warns he will not rotate England team to benefit clubs

Thomas Tuchel will risk the wrath of club managers by starting their players twice in the space of four days during the international break.

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