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Israel Steps Up Rafah Assault As War Cabinet Splits Deepen
Party led by Benny Gantz has proposed a bill calling for the Israeli parliament to be dissolved, reports Chris Stevenson
Trump Guilty On All Charges In Historic Hush-Money Trial
Donald Trump is the first former or serving US president to be convicted of a crime. From Alex Woodward in New York
Israeli Tanks Roll In To Surround Gaza
Hamas weapon smuggling tunnels found near Egypt border, IDF claims
West Bank Soldiers Killed As China Makes Extra Aid Pledge
TWO soldiers have been killed in a car-ramming attack in the occupied West Bank, the Israeli military said.
How Much Does Scotland Matter To Labour's Chances?
Obviously, there’s been much coverage of the prospective big loser in the general election being the Conservative Party, which is still stuck around 20 percentage points behind Labour in the polls.
Labour Will Kickstart Clean Energy Plan 'Within Months'
Labour is pledging it will get working within months of election victory to build clean power that will “turn the page” on the cost of living crisis.
Gun May Hold DNA Clue To Alps Murder Mystery
COLD case detectives believe DNA testing on a gun could hold the key to solving the murder of three Britons and a French cyclist in the Alps.
No Reason Why Abbott Can't Stand For Labour - Rayner
Deputy leader defies Starmer as row knocks his campaign
Holiday Bucket And Spade List
NYC building tops jaunts for parents
'Mental Health Problems Can't Be Diagnosed With MRI Scan'
Arteta Fears Punishing Schedule Could Lead To Player Burn Out
Report Absolving Israel Over Aid Is False, US Official Says After Quitting
A state department report earlier this month absolving Israel of responsibility for blocking humanitarian aid flows into Gaza was "patently false" and went against the consensus of department's experts, according to a former senior US official who resigned this week.
Cut In Pollution From Shipping 'Doubled The Rate Of Global Heating'
The slashing of pollution from shipping in 2020 led to a big "termination shock" that is estimated to have doubled the rate of global heating compared with the long-term average, according to research.
Russia May Be Ordering Arson Attacks In European Countries, Ministers Say
Security services around Europe are on alert for a potential new Russian weapon of war - arson and sabotage - after a spate of mystery fires and attacks on infrastructure in the Baltics, Germany and the UK.
NHS Begins World-First Cancer Vaccine Trials
Thousands of patients are to be fast-tracked into groundbreaking trials of personalised cancer vaccines in a revolutionary NHS "matchmaking" scheme to save lives.
Dortmund's Worst Team In A Decade Are On Biggest Stage
Miguel Delaney explores unlikely Champions League story
Industrial Park Could Create Up To 1,500 Jobs
WORK on the first phase of a massive new industrial development is to start after detailed plans were published.
'The Wall Is Back' How Courtois Won His Wembley Fitness Race
Two serious knee injuries destroyed his season but Real Madrid's keeper is ready for Dortmund showdown.
Starmer Sweeps Up The Votes At Supermarkets
As a new poll says Waitrose is the only major supermarket with majority Conservative shoppers, Katie Rosseinsky asks what food baskets potentially reveal about a person's politics
'Elon Musk Put A Chip In My Brain - And Now I Can Use A Computer With My Mind'
An accident left Noland Arbaugh paralysed but after agreeing to become the first human recipient of a Neuralink implant, he can chat with friends and learn Japanese, all through the power of his mind. Zoé Beaty hears his life-changing story
North Korea Drops Balloons Of Manure On South Korea
North Korea has launched a fleet of balloons reportedly filled with rubbish and excrement across the heavily fortified border with South Korea, sparking alarm in the neighbouring country.
'Bodies Everywhere' Horror Of The Strike On Rafah Camp
It took nearly half an hour for the first ambulances and firefighters to reach the stretch of blazing tents in the Kuwait peace camp in Rafah on Sunday night.
Could Murty Prove A Secret Weapon In Sunak Campaign?
When Rishi Sunak took the podium to deliver his prime minister’s speech at the Conservative Party conference in Manchester last October, there was little he could say that hadn’t already been leaked to the media. But he did have one secret weapon, in the form of his wife, Akshata Murty.
Why Is The Election Divided Between The Old And Young?
In this battle for votes, it is often said there isn’t much difference between Labour and the Conservatives, especially on the broad thrust of economic policy. But one of the more striking features of the campaign is the very different ways the two main parties are chasing the support of particular generations.
BBC Should Have Fallen Out With Daily Mail, Not Me, Says Lineker
Gary Lineker has said he regrets that a tweet he posted led to a falling out with the BBC, when it should have been a row between the broadcaster and the Daily Mail.
Abbott Promises To Stay On As MP 'As Long As Possible'
Diane Abbott has vowed to stay on as the MP for her London constituency with the row over her future threatening to derail Labour’s important announcements on health and the economy.
Rafah Pounded In 'Night Of Horror'
Israeli forces kill 37 in more deadly strikes
Cancer-Hit Crew Sue Over 'Toxic' Helicopter Fumes
DOZENS of ex-Army, Navy and RAF crew are suing the Ministry of Defence after being exposed to toxic exhaust emissions in military helicopters.
Even In 2024, Boys Struggle To Dance Without Judgment
Phoenix Boys on mission to change outdated view the sport is one for girls
Israeli Airstrikes Kill Another 37 Refugees
ISRAELI shelling and airstrikes killed at least 37 people most of them refugees sheltering in tents outside the southern Gaza city of Rafah overnight.
Sunak's Rwanda Plan Is ‘Not Credible', MPs Report Finds
Rishi Sunak has been dealt a huge blow after parliament’s most influential committee concluded that the Home Office “does not have a credible plan” for sending asylum seekers to Rwanda.