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Hopes Britons 'likely to get out of Gaza within days' as key border crossing opens

BRITONS trapped in Gaza were given hope of escape today as the border crossing with Egypt opened for the first time since Hamas’s brutal attack on Israel almost four weeks ago

Johnson 'laughed at Italy for Covid lockdown order'

BORIS JOHNSON and his closest aides believed they would “sail through” the pandemic and laughed at the Italians for imposing a lockdown and closing schools, the Covid Inquiry has heard

King presents five new medals to Kenyan veteran

IN a moment steeped in symbolism, the King today pinned five replacement medals on the chest of a veteran who served with the British Army during the Second World War

Let's deal with the risks and make AI a force for good in the world, pleads Sunak

ARTIFICIAL intelligence can revolutionise the world “dwarfing anything any of us have achieved in a generation,” Rishi Sunak said today but both he and Elon Musk issued warnings that it must not be allowed to spiral out of control

PARTEY'S INJURIES ARE 'A BIG CONCERN'

ARTETA: THOMAS CRITICAL FOR US

QPR turn to Cruyff-disciple Cifuentes to spark a revival

Change of style beckons as boss favours possession-based game

Chelsea want League ruling over Star of David banner

CHELSEA are seeking clarification from the Premier League over whether fans can hang a banner featuring the Star of David.

Rivals fight to take an £80m punt on Toney

Arsenal and Chelsea both plot move that has risk and reward

Vodafone sells Spanish unit as Della Valle targets returns

VODAFONE has sold its Spanish unit to Zegona Communications for €5 billion in the latest signs of a strategy overhaul by new CEO Margherita Della Valle.

BP shares fall as £2.7bn profits miss expectations

BP has unveiled plans for another multi-billion-pound payday for shareholders alongside quarterly profits of $3.3 billion (£2.7 billion)

Fears of City jobs cull as IG Group cuts 300 roles

FRESH fears of a bleak winter City jobs cull grew today when IG Group said it would slash 10% of its workforce.

Musk on way but key questions remain ahead of Sunak's AI summit

AT A TECH conference in Oxford a few days ago, a row broke out over how to regulate AI. Dr Keegan McBride, from the Oxford Internet Institute, wanted AI models to be democratised so tech firms such as Google could never gain a stranglehold on the industry.

A first FGM conviction is great, but we must fight on to end this torture entirely

LAST week a woman was found guilty of taking a three-year-old British child to Kenya for female genital mutilation (FGM)

The information war is more vicious than ever

THE release this week of a video of three Israeli hostages by the al Qassem Brigades — the self-styled military command of Hamas — has sharpened the role of propaganda and information in the worsening Gaza conflict

Raging Bob: De Niro hits out at his PA's claims of abuse

ROBERT DE NIRO hit out at “nonsense” claims from his former personal assistant as he gave evidence in a trial where he is accused of being an abusive boss

Braverman under fire over London 'hate march' claims

THE Home Secretary was criticised today after she described protests attended by tens of thousands in support of Middle East peace as “hate marches”

Crunch time for Starmer as he bids to stave off revolt

He restates call for humanitarian pause’ and seeks to put focus on long-term peace plan

Double, double toil and trouble: ghouls descend on Downing St

IT’S Fright Night at Downing Street as the trick or treaters come to call

There was no real plan to tackle Covid crisis, admits No 10 spin chief

BORIS JOHNSON’S government “had no plan” to deal with the Covid pandemic just a few weeks before the first national lockdown was ordered, his former director of communications said today

Pragmatic Borthwick must now start a revolution to fire his attack

JAMIE GEORGE stood with a Rugby World Cup bronze medal around his neck, and admitted England need to evolve their attack

Tributes paid to Johnson after his death in freak accident

TRIBUTES have been paid to ice hockey player Adam Johnson after his death following a freak accident while playing for the Nottingham Panthers

SAKA: I CAN PLAY 70 GAMES THIS SEASON

WINGER REJECTS BURNOUT FEARS AS HE INSISTS ARSENAL CAN GO UP 'ANOTHER LEVEL' IN RACE FOR TITLE

England should rest Stokes and throw Brook into the action

THERE were moments yesterday when you suspected that old Mr Sod had arrived at this World Cup and was about to start laying down his law

Poch is facing an untimely return to Spurs

MAURICIO POCHETTINO’S bravado has been replaced by realism

Johnson's strong case to start after proving he is a perfect fit for Postecoglou

TOTTENHAM may be top of the Premier League after 10 games but Ange Postecoglou is convinced they are only just getting started.

Branding giant Ascential sells two of its divisions for £1.4bn

ASCENTIAL, the FTSE 250 events, digital analytics and branding group once known as Emap, has raised £1.4 billion through the sale of two of its three divisions today, in a move that will leave it focused on organising set-piece gatherings like the Cannes Lions festival and Money 2020

HSBC profits soar thanks to higher interest rates

HSBC saw profits in the third quarter more than double to $7.7 billion (£6.4 billion) thanks to higher interest rates, figures likely to lead to fresh calls for banks to boost savings rates

Huge rise in young buyers on 'marathon mortgages'

YOUNG Londoners desperate to get on the housing ladder are signing up at an alarming pace to “marathon mortgages” that last at least 35 years, warn financial advisers.

Jigsaw-Roksanda is a meeting of minds that is bringing joy, colour and life to our dreary high streets

GIVEN the faltering state of the high street, it’s always a relief to hear some positive news.

I quit Starmer's Labour because of his attitude to Palestinian suffering

TWO years ago, I was proud to be elected as a Labour councillor in North Kensington, the area where I grew up