Experts warn that people in Gaza are unable to manage the risks of asbestos or dust inhalation due to the immediate dangers of Israel's military offensive. Lack of awareness and ongoing challenges in rebuilding their lives prevent them from taking necessary measures to protect themselves.

Thousands march through Auschwitz-Birkenau to commemorate 80 years since liberation, paying tribute to Holocaust victims and calling for an end to antisemitism.

Israeli military admits its troops killed UN worker in Gaza Strip after striking a building not identified as a UN facility.

The Prime Minister visits the UK's flagship aircraft carrier, warning of global insecurity and uncertainty as the carrier embarks on an eight-month voyage to the Indo-Pacific.

Israeli strikes in Gaza have resulted in the deaths of at least 26 people, including a family of six and three displaced individuals. The Israeli military has not provided a comment on the strikes. The health ministry in Gaza reports that nearly 2,000 people have been killed since the offensive began in March. Additionally, Israel has blocked the delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza for seven weeks, exacerbating the already dire situation in the region.

Palestinians in Gaza are protesting against Hamas, holding the group responsible for the territory's crisis and calling for it to retreat.

President Trump has signed an executive order targeting university accreditation, aiming to reform the system and prioritize high-quality academic programs. This is part of his ongoing crackdown on higher learning institutions.

Abbas criticizes Hamas and demands release of hostages, while Hamas accuses the PA of collaborating with Israel.

Graffiti containing hateful content was found in a play area in Clissold Park, Stoke Newington. Local officials swiftly responded and condemned the incident, vowing to take necessary action.

Nissan's Alan Johnson states that the Sunderland factory pays more for electricity than any other Nissan plant worldwide, urging government support for the automotive sector.

Very little is actually known about George, and there are a lot of stories about him that are full of myth and legend.

The Gaza health ministry denies manipulating death toll figures as Israel challenges the accuracy of the Palestinian fatalities list.

HMS Prince of Wales is embarking on a major deployment to showcase UK's military capabilities and will visit 40 countries over eight months.

Pope Francis delivers his final address, discussing the resurrection of Jesus, the triumph of love and forgiveness, and the need for peace and solidarity in the world.

Pope Francis was a passionate advocate for migrants, spoke about the impact of climate change, and criticized war. However, he faced criticism for not addressing certain issues and had to confront corruption and child sexual abuse within the Catholic Church.

The Palestinian Red Crescent accuses Israel of lying about the killings of Gaza medics, as an investigation by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) is deemed insufficient.

An IDF inquiry reveals that an 'operational misunderstanding' caused the killing of Gaza medics, resulting in the dismissal of the deputy commander of the unit involved.

The Israeli military has acknowledged that an 'operational misunderstanding' led to the killing of 14 emergency workers in southern Gaza last month. The inquiry found a series of failings and stated that the killing of a UN worker was a breach of orders during a combat setting.

Palestinian footballer, Dabbagh, scores a significant goal for Aberdeen, representing a milestone for Palestinian football in Europe.

Iran and the US have started a new round of nuclear talks in Rome, with Iran expressing openness to an agreement on limiting its nuclear ambitions.

A doctor in Gaza describes the daily struggle after the collapse of the health system and the rise in malnutrition and diseases among displaced people.

Foreign students in the US are facing anxiety and uncertainty as their visas are being revoked and they are being targeted for involvement in pro-Palestinian protests.

Protests against KFC branches in Pakistan have turned violent, resulting in one death. Influential figures in Pakistan have condemned the war in Gaza and called for boycotts, but have urged protesters to avoid violence.

A cable car crash at Mount Faito in Italy has claimed the lives of a British couple and two Israelis, with one person seriously injured. Investigations are ongoing and the prime minister has expressed condolences to the victims' families.

Premier League shirt sponsors are increasingly seeking wider influence and global markets, rather than just cash from fans. Companies in booming economies of the past, like Japan, have become less common as shirt sponsors, while newer money from the Middle East is being invested in sponsorship deals.

Hamas rejects ceasefire offer in Israel-Gaza war, as Israeli strikes continue to kill civilians and no humanitarian aid enters Gaza.

The head of the Board of Deputies of British Jews has criticized a letter signed by members of the organization that was published in the Financial Times.

US holds talks on Ukraine with European allies, Israeli airstrikes in Gaza, and potential evidence of life on a distant planet.

Melvyn Bragg and guests explore typology, a method of biblical interpretation that links the Hebrew Bible with the New Testament.

Pilgrimage: The Road Through the Alps is a life-changing experience for the celebrity pilgrims as they reflect on their faith and learn about other religions.

Members of the Board of Deputies of British Jews have condemned Israel's offensive in Gaza, expressing concern for the future of Israel and criticizing the government's decision to break the ceasefire and return to war.

Israel will keep 'security zones' in Gaza after the war, maintaining its blockade and preventing humanitarian aid from entering the region. The ongoing conflict and blockade have led to the worst humanitarian crisis in Gaza since 2023.

Mohsen Mahdawi, a Palestinian activist and philosophy student at Columbia University, has been detained in Vermont in what his lawyer claims is retaliation for his advocacy on behalf of Palestinians.

Jordan arrests 16 suspects over foiled attack plots, accuses Muslim Brotherhood, who denies involvement. Lebanon offers cooperation in addressing potential threats.

Former President Obama criticizes Trump administration's freeze on Harvard funding and praises the university for rejecting the attempt to stifle academic freedom.

Nigel Farage and the teaching union clash over 'far right' claim, with accusations of racism and political indoctrination.

Hamas has rejected a truce disarmament proposal from Israel, stating that it is ready to return all hostages in exchange for an end to hostilities and a full Israeli pull-out from Gaza.

Irish students have been advised to be cautious about activism while on J1 visas in the US due to increased immigration activity and concerns about restrictions on their rights.

Palestinian student activist Mohsen Mahdawi has been arrested during his US citizenship interview, as part of an immigration crackdown by the Trump administration.

Palestinian student activist Mohsen Mahdawi is arrested during US citizenship interview, sparking concerns about free speech and due process. Judge Sessions questions the Trump administration's refusal to release Turkish student Rumeysa Ozturk from custody.

Harvard rejects Trump administration's demands for change, stating violation of First Amendment rights and overreach.

South Africa appoints Mcebisi Jonas as special envoy to the US to improve strained relations after the expulsion of the country's ambassador last month.

The Red Cross says a missing Gaza paramedic is being detained by Israel after a convoy of medics and first responders came under fire from Israeli troops, resulting in the deaths of several individuals.

Israeli strike destroys Gaza hospital, causing widespread damage and forcing patients to flee.

Liberal Democrat MP Wera Hobhouse was refused entry to Hong Kong, raising questions about the government's engagement with China.

Israel has expanded its offensive across most of Gaza, seizing large areas of the territory and displacing hundreds of thousands of Gazans. The military is pressuring Hamas to release hostages and has completed the takeover of the Morag axis, cutting off the southern city of Rafah from Khan Younis.

Iran's foreign minister arrives in Oman for talks with the US on the nuclear programme, expressing the desire for a fair agreement.

Lishay sends messages to her captive husband, updating him on their family life and their daughter's struggles without him.

Welsh gymnast Jemima Taylor has qualified for the women's floor final at the Osijek World Cup in Croatia, her first time at this level. She finished in third place in the qualification round and has previously had success in Junior European and Junior World Finals.

The head of the ICRC describes the situation in Gaza as a 'hell on earth' as the Israeli assault continues. The Israeli bombardment has killed over 1,500 people and forced nearly 400,000 people to move. The ICRC is calling for a renewal of the ceasefire and for the international community to uphold basic international law.

A man from Birmingham denies supporting Hamas and pleads guilty to failing to comply with a serious crime prevention order.

Hajjah Umm Mohammed, the mother of a Palestinian paramedic, mourns the loss of her son Rifaat Radwan, who was killed by Israeli troops while on duty in a classified safe area.

Israeli air strikes in Beirut raise fears of a return to all-out war, five months into the ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah.

Palestinian teen Ahmed Manasra is freed after nine years in Israeli jail, as concerns about conditions in Israeli jails continue to rise.

The IDF is expanding the 'security zones' in Gaza to include Rafah, after a ground offensive in May left parts of the city in ruins. The IDF has issued evacuation orders covering 97% of Rafah, and displaced people are being directed to tent camps in the al-Mawasi area.

Accused in the 2008 Mumbai attacks, Tahawwur Hussain Rana has been extradited from the US to India. Rana was convicted in 2011 for providing support to Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and for his role in an aborted plot against a Danish newspaper.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected criticism of the Gaza war by some air force reservists, calling it 'unforgivable'.

Freed Israeli hostages are speaking out and fighting for the release of the remaining captives in Gaza, expressing their own harsh treatment and fears for those left behind.

Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have killed 29 people, bringing the total death toll to 1,482. The UN warns of a shortage of food, medicine, and fuel due to Israel's blockade.

The US and Iran are still far apart ahead of nuclear talks. The US president has sought peace in Gaza and Ukraine, bombed Yemen, and launched a global trade war. Now he is turning his attention to Iran, which has always been on his agenda.

Top UN officials are calling for urgent action to address the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza, as the latest ceasefire has not resolved the crisis.

Top UN officials are calling for urgent action to address the worsening humanitarian situation in Gaza, as commodities run low and the health system is overwhelmed.

President Trump's decision to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum has sparked uncertainty and speculation about his ultimate goals and the impact on the global economy. Some allies question if he is going too far, while others see it as a negotiating tactic. Israel and Japan have expressed willingness to negotiate and make concessions, while China has responded with its own tariffs and a firm stance to protect its interests.

The Metropolitan Police is reviewing a report alleging war crimes by British nationals in Gaza.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu will meet with President Trump to discuss Gaza and tariffs, following the collapse of a ceasefire with Hamas and the closure of border crossings into Gaza.

Palestinian detainees released back to Gaza have reported mistreatment and torture at the hands of Israeli military and prison staff, adding to reports of misconduct within Israel's barracks and jails.

A Palestinian-American boy was killed by Israeli forces in the West Bank, leading to condemnation from the Palestinian Authority and concerns from the UN human rights chief about the situation in the region.

Two UK MPs were denied entry to Israel after being accused of travelling to 'document the security forces'. Badenoch defended Israel's right to refuse entry and criticized Labour MPs. Lammy criticized Badenoch for supporting the detention and deportation of British MPs. Badenoch responded by stating that Israel is an ally and a democracy, unlike China.

The UK government condemns Israel's expulsion of British MPs on an official visit.

Two Labour MPs have been denied entry to Israel and detained by Israeli authorities after being accused of intending to spread 'hateful rhetoric' against Israel.

Israel admits mistakes in the killing of medics in Gaza after claiming the vehicles approached without lights. Mobile phone footage shows the vehicles had lights on. The soldiers opened fire on the ambulances, assuming they were under threat, despite no evidence the medics were armed.

Steve Witkoff, a former lawyer turned real estate mogul, has been appointed as Donald Trump's Middle East Envoy and international negotiator.

Video footage challenges Israel's explanation for the killing of Gaza medics.

The market, once a kosher butcher, lacks signs of its Jewish past.

Video footage contradicts Israeli account of Gaza medic killings, raising questions about the incident and calling for an independent investigation.

Prince Andrew and alleged Chinese spy Yang Tengbo face more court disclosures as their involvement in the Chinese Communist Party's aims is revealed. The UK's security agencies were concerned about a planned $3bn investment fund led by Prince Andrew.

Hezbollah in Lebanon is facing challenges after its members were injured by exploding pagers distributed by the group, which were part of an Israeli plan.

Israeli air strike on school in Gaza kills 27 Palestinians, with dozens more wounded. Israeli military says it targeted terrorists in a Hamas command center.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faces the prospect of becoming the first single-term prime minister in almost a century as voters head to the polls later this month.

Hungary is withdrawing from the International Criminal Court (ICC) following the arrival of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is sought under an ICC arrest warrant, for a state visit.

A survivor of an Israeli attack on Gaza ambulances disputes the Israeli military's account, stating that his colleagues were shot while responding to reports of gunfire and wounded people.

Israel plans to expand military operation in Gaza and seize 'large areas' of the territory to destroy terrorist infrastructure.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has denounced the arrests of his aides and the investigation into ties with Qatar as a politically motivated 'witch hunt'. The suspects are accused of various crimes including contact with a foreign agent and money laundering. A judge has extended their detention by three days for further investigation.

Israel defends actions in Gaza, woman rescued in Myanmar, and The Great Gatsby turns 100.

Three killed in Israeli strike on Beirut, Lebanon, damaging an apartment building. Israel claims to have targeted a Hezbollah operative involved in planning a terror attack.

A Cornell University student targeted by the Trump administration leaves the US due to concerns for personal safety and freedom of expression.

Wounded Palestinians in Gaza are dying due to a lack of medical supplies, according to a surgeon. The Israel Defense Forces deny targeting uninvolved individuals.

Discussions for a new limited ceasefire agreement are underway in the Israel-Gaza conflict, as Israeli forces continue air strikes and a ground operation in Rafah. The previous ceasefire broke down earlier this month, and Hamas had insisted on sticking to the original deal. Israel and the US proposed extending the first phase of the ceasefire, but Israel accused Hamas of rejecting the extension and resumed its military offensive.

Tate Britain will return a painting looted by Nazis to the family of a Jewish Belgian art collector.

The Academy apologizes for not acknowledging the director of 'No Other Land' in a previous statement, leading to backlash from Hollywood. Over 700 voting members of the Academy signed a letter of rebuke, emphasizing the importance of defending filmmakers. The Academy has now released a new statement apologizing to the director and condemning violence and the suppression of free speech.

Israel conducts first strike on Beirut since Hezbollah ceasefire, putting pressure on the fragile ceasefire agreement.

The Documentary Podcast features an interview with Kai Höss, the grandson of Rudolf Höss, commandant of Auschwitz, as he discusses his personal struggle and his efforts to challenge antisemitism through Christianity.

Kai Höss, the grandson of Auschwitz commandant Rudolf Höss, has become a Christian pastor and speaks to Jewish communities globally, preaching against antisemitism.

US Senator Marco Rubio says US has withdrawn visas from 300 individuals who engage in disruptive behavior on university campuses, following the detention of a Turkish student at Tufts University.

Trump officials face criticism after journalist publishes leaked messages from group chat on Signal, including sensitive information about US military strike plans in Yemen.

Hundreds of Palestinians join largest anti-Hamas protest in Gaza since war began.