FBI releases photos of 'person of interest' in Charlie Kirk's murder case. Bolsonaro sentenced to 27 years in prison for coup attempt. Ireland may pull out of Eurovision over Israel's participation.

Elbit Systems UK has refuted claims that its Aztec West facility near Bristol has been shut down. The company has faced protests from Palestine Action, but denies supplying weapons to the Israeli military.

Defence firm Elbit Systems UK refutes rumors of Aztec West facility shutdown, following protests by Palestine Action group. Company emphasizes its role in providing career opportunities and support to UK Armed Forces.

Pro-Palestinian protests at the Vuelta a Espana raise questions about the race's continuation as safety concerns for riders grow. Organisers maintain the race will continue as planned despite disruptions.

Several countries and broadcasters threaten to withdraw from Eurovision if Israel participates, citing concerns over events in the Middle East and treatment of journalists in Gaza.

Israeli airstrikes in Yemen have resulted in the deaths of 35 people, with multiple civilian targets hit. The conflict between Israel and the Houthis continues to escalate, with both sides engaging in retaliatory attacks.

President Trump will lay a wreath at the late Queen's tomb, attend a state banquet, and have discussions with UK officials during his three-day visit to the UK.

Israel's military actions in Qatar have strained relations with the US and raised doubts about American influence in the region.

A vessel in a flotilla carrying aid to Gaza was struck in a suspected drone attack, the second such incident in two days. Greta Thunberg is among the activists on board trying to break Israel's naval blockade.

Witnesses describe the chaos and fear following the Israeli strike in Gaza. Hamas claims its negotiating team survived, but there are reports of casualties. Qatar condemns the attack as 'state terrorism' and criticizes the lack of advance warning from the US.

Witnesses recount the fear and chaos caused by an Israeli strike on Hamas figures in Doha, leaving uncertainty in the area. Qatar condemns the attack as 'state terrorism' and expresses anger towards Israel.

The Infidels Motorcycle Club, known for its hostility to Islam, is providing armed security at Gaza Humanitarian Foundation sites, where chaos and violence have erupted. UG Solutions, the firm responsible for security, has defended its decision to hire members of the biker gang.

Hamas members killed in Israeli air strike in Doha, but negotiating team survives assassination attempt. Qatari prime minister condemns attack as 'treacherous' and accuses Israel of trying to sabotage Gaza ceasefire talks.

Hamas leaders in Doha survived an Israeli attack, but six others died. Qatar condemned the strike, while the White House called it 'unfortunate'. Israel targeted Hamas leadership in response to recent attacks.

CCTV footage shows Israel conducting a strike on a building in Qatar's capital, targeting Hamas negotiating team members. The IDF claims those targeted were responsible for a recent massacre, while Qatar condemns the attack as a violation of international law.

The White House is expected to address pressing issues including the Israeli strike on Qatar, the Epstein documents, and crime crackdowns in Washington DC and Chicago.

Norway's Labour Party won the election with 28.2% of the vote, while the Progress Party secured almost 24%. Coalition building is expected to take several weeks, with policy disagreements on the oil industry and investments by Norway's sovereign wealth fund.

The IDF has ordered all residents of Gaza City to evacuate immediately for their safety, citing extreme danger in the area. Israel is directing as many as one million people to a 'humanitarian safe zone' in al-Mawasi, providing food and medical aid.

Cumbria firm James Cropper removed Gaza protesters from its AGM, citing disruption. The protesters questioned the firm's F-35 contracts with Israel.

A Cumbria company removed Gaza protesters from their AGM, stating it was a last resort measure due to disruption. The protesters claimed the firm's materials were used in F-35 jets striking Gaza.

Hull exhibition at Hull History Centre tells the story of Sister Agnes Walsh, who helped hide a Jewish family during the war.

Israel has carried out air strikes in central and western Syria, prompting condemnation from Syria's Foreign Ministry. The strikes are seen as a violation of Syria's sovereignty and regional stability.

Hamas is considering US proposals for a Gaza ceasefire, including releasing hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners. The US plan aims to address immediate humanitarian and security concerns while creating a pathway to a broader settlement.

Hamas is considering US proposals for a ceasefire, including the release of hostages and disarmament. President Trump has warned Hamas of consequences if they do not accept the terms.

A man was caught on CCTV smearing faeces on two synagogues and a passageway in Golders Green, north London. The Metropolitan Police are investigating the attacks as religiously motivated criminal damage.

Four individuals have died, and five others were injured in a shooting attack in Jerusalem. The gunmen boarded a bus and opened fire before being neutralised by a soldier.

Israel's top court has found that Palestinian prisoners are not getting enough food and must be provided with a basic level of nutrition. Talks for a ceasefire have stalled, with US President Donald Trump issuing a warning to Hamas.

Greta Thunberg and pro-Palestinian activists arrive in Tunisia with aid flotilla for Gaza, greeted by huge crowds. Thunberg addresses supporters, highlighting the situation in Gaza and calling it a 'genocide'. Israel denies starvation in Gaza, blames Hamas and aid agencies.

Pro-Palestinian protester causes minor crash at Vuelta a Espana, won by Mads Pedersen. Jonas Vingegaard remains overall leader.

A Blood Moon lunar eclipse will be visible in parts of Africa, Asia, and Australia, with limited views in the United Kingdom. Most of the Americas will not see the event.

Former actor Zack Polanski has been elected as the new leader of The Green Party, emphasizing 'eco-populism' and a commitment to fighting climate change and inequality.

US Ambassador to Israel cautions against recognising a Palestinian state, while several countries show support for the move. Israel argues that recognition would reward terrorism and there is no partner for peace.

Ethiopia is celebrating the inauguration of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (Gerd) on the Blue Nile, marking a significant achievement for the nation. The dam, built at a cost of $5bn, has united Ethiopians and raised hopes for energy self-sufficiency and economic growth.

Mount Sinai, a revered site for Jews, Christians, and Muslims, is at the center of a dispute as Egypt moves forward with a tourism development project that includes luxury hotels and shopping bazaars.

Sydney Sweeney's portrayal of Christy Martin in the boxing biopic 'Christy' is overshadowed by her own celebrity status, making it challenging for viewers to separate the actress from the character. The film's focus on the predictable sports narrative rather than Martin's personal story further detracts from Sweeney's performance.

Israel has intensified its assault on Gaza City, destroying the Sussi Tower for the second consecutive day. The IDF claims the tower was being used by Hamas, while Hamas denies the allegations.

The IDF has urged Palestinians to evacuate Gaza City and relocate to a 'humanitarian zone' in the south. Israel claims the high-rise was being used by Hamas, while Hamas denies this.

Marc Soler claims victory in stage 14 of Vuelta a Espana while Israel-Premier Tech riders race in modified jerseys due to safety concerns. Pro-Palestinian protests continue to impact the final Grand Tour of the season.

Israel's military expands operation in Gaza, urging residents to evacuate. Donald Trump's policies impacting science. The Sound of Music marks sixty years.

Thousands gather in Belfast to demand sanctions against Israel as part of a series of protests across Ireland.

Mosab al-Trtori shares his experience of searching for food in Gaza, where hunger and malnutrition are widespread. Despite his family being able to afford food, the struggle to find basic ingredients is a daily reality.

Colombian narcos are using hi-tech submarines, Labubu dolls are a global craze, sand and dust storms are affecting more regions due to climate change, and leopards in Mumbai are living in harmony with humans.

Israeli historian talks peace in Gaza, UK PM reshuffles cabinet, David Bowie's musical plans

Joao Almeida wins a gruelling stage, closing the gap to overall leader Jonas Vingegaard. Protests affect lead riders and race organizers call for Israel-Premier Tech to withdraw.

Israel's offensive in Gaza City has resulted in the destruction of numerous buildings, with satellite images revealing the extent of the damage. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced plans to seize all of the strip and launch an incursion into Gaza City.

Israel begins strikes on multi-storey buildings in Gaza City, capturing 40% of the territory's largest urban centre. President Putin warns western troops in Ukraine would be legitimate targets for Russia.

A Lisbon funicular crash has left several dead and injured, including local workers and international visitors. The incident has impacted people from multiple countries, and the community is in mourning.

BBC South interviews Reform UK's Richard Tice on various political issues including President Trump's influence, re-nationalizing water companies, and using the Royal Navy to deter small boat crossings.

Richard Tice welcomes President Trump's efforts for peace, advocates for public service reform, and proposes re-nationalising Thames Water while addressing immigration policies.

Israel dismisses Hamas ceasefire proposal, UAE cautions against West Bank annexation, Google found guilty of data collection, and Tiramisu World Cup looking for judges.

President Trump is downplaying the possibility of winning the Nobel Peace Prize, despite his administration's efforts to secure the award for his peace agreements. His envoy has called him the 'single finest' Nobel candidate in history.

The UAE's key condition for signing the Accords was that Israel halt its plans to annex parts of the West Bank. Netanyahu's government had agreed to 'suspend' the plans but they remain 'on the table'.

The UAE's key condition for signing the Abraham Accords was halting annexation plans in the West Bank. Netanyahu's government faces internal debate on advancing these plans amidst international recognition of the State of Palestine.

Israeli strikes and gunfire in Gaza City have killed 46 people, including civilians, with reports of incendiary bombs and grenades being dropped on schools used as shelters. Hamas condemns the attacks as a violation of international law.

Pro-Palestinian protests force an early end to stage 11 of the Vuelta a Espana, leading to disappointment for riders like Tom Pidcock and Jonas Vingegaard. Safety concerns and previous incidents with protestors have raised alarm among cyclists.

Moazzam Malik, Chief Executive of Save the Children UK, discusses the organization's work in Gaza amid reports of famine affecting half a million people. The interview sheds light on the conditions faced by NGOs and the implications for future international cooperation.

Zack Polanski's election as the new Green Party leader signals a shift in UK politics, with his bold approach potentially impacting the political landscape. The rise of outspoken left-wing figures like Polanski poses a challenge to traditional parties and could lead to a reshaping of political alliances.

Protests in Australia call for sanctions against Israel and an end to arms trade with the IDF, following a period of diplomatic tension between the two countries.

Leeds councillor Mothin Ali elected joint deputy leader of the Green Party, emphasizing the need for change and unity among minority groups. Ali aims to bring a working-class, northern voice to the party and address issues of deprivation in his ward.

Leeds councillor Mothin Ali has been elected joint deputy leader of the Green Party alongside Rachel Millward. Ali, who represents the Gipton and Harehills ward, aims to create a fairer Britain.

Residents in Worcester are shocked and appalled by the appearance of anti-Semitic graffiti, including swastikas and the words 'no Jew', on garage doors. Police are treating the incident as a hate crime and are conducting inquiries.

A digitised photo of a decomposed face is being analyzed to determine if it is Musa al Sadr, who vanished in Libya in 1978. The investigation has led to speculation and conspiracy theories surrounding the charismatic cleric's fate.

Greta Thunberg joins the Global Sumud Flotilla Mission departing from Barcelona to break Israel's siege on Gaza. The mission plans to launch in two waves, with activists hoping to open a humanitarian corridor to Gaza.

Punk singer Bob Vylan spoke at the departure of the Gaza flotilla, calling the activists brave individuals. Israeli authorities have criticized previous attempts to sail aid to Gaza as publicity stunts.

More than 800 people killed in Afghanistan earthquake, rescue efforts ongoing. Israel accused of genocide. Composer Max Richter talks about his long piece 'Sleep'.

Lammy condemned Israel's actions in obstructing aid into Gaza and called for a humanitarian response. The UK government is considering full recognition of a Palestinian state at the UN General Assembly.

A Birmingham man is facing trial for possessing a bomb-making video found on his phone. The prosecution claims the video contained instructions on creating an explosive device.

Birmingham man faces trial for possessing bomb-making video with detailed instructions. Prosecution must prove video contained useful information for terrorism, regardless of defendant's intentions.

US suspends most visas for Palestinian passport-holders, blocking Palestinian officials from attending UN meetings in New York in a move that follows the Trump administration's support for Israel's military campaign against Hamas in Gaza.

London plastic surgeon Dr. Victoria Rose volunteered in Gaza to treat war victims, facing challenges such as limited resources and difficult conditions. She worked around the clock performing plastic surgery at Nasser Hospital, where her team treated blast injuries, burns, shrapnel injuries, and gunshot wounds.

Israel claims to have killed a senior Hamas official in Gaza City. Abu Obeida was known as the spokesperson for the group's military wing.

Israel says it has killed Hamas spokesman Abu Obeida in a targeted strike in Gaza. The operation marks a significant blow to Hamas's leadership as Israel intensifies its campaign in the region.

From ancient sculptures to modern paintings, the depiction of love in art has always been complex and emotionally conflicted. The exploration of passion in art reveals hidden tensions and mysteries beneath the surface.

Yemen's Houthi movement says its prime minister was killed in an Israeli airstrike on Sanaa. The group has promised to avenge his death, intensifying regional tensions.

Satellite images show Sudanese rebels have built extensive fortifications around el-Fasher, intensifying the siege. Hospitals inside the city report severe food shortages amid ongoing violence.

The Houthis say their prime minister Rahawi was killed in an Israeli strike, along with several ministers. Muhammad Ahmed Miftah will assume the role. The Israeli military has not commented.

The Houthis say their prime minister and other senior officials were killed in Israeli air strikes on Sanaa. Israeli forces confirmed striking a military target in Yemen's capital. The incident comes amid ongoing conflict in the region.

India faces new foreign policy challenges as tensions rise with the United States over Russian oil and prepares for talks with China. Its strategy of balancing global alliances is under scrutiny as the world order shifts.

Pro-Palestinian protesters interrupted a BBC Proms concert, accusing organisers of complicity in the Gaza war. The event was paused and reorganised as security removed the demonstrators.

Sally Carson's rediscovered novel Crooked Cross depicts the rise of fascism in 1930s Bavaria through the eyes of an ordinary family. The story explores how political upheaval transforms relationships and leads to persecution. The book has been republished after decades out of print.

Israel intensifies its offensive in Gaza City, declaring it a combat zone and halting humanitarian pauses. A Thai opposition leader moves to form a new government, and a South African choir releases a unique rendition of Bohemian Rhapsody.

The United States will block Palestinian representatives from attending a United Nations meeting in New York, citing concerns over terrorism and legal actions against Israel. The decision has sparked debate over international agreements and comes as more countries consider recognizing a Palestinian state.

The United Kingdom has barred an Israeli government delegation from a London defence expo amid rising criticism of Israel's actions in Gaza. UK leaders are calling for a ceasefire and more humanitarian aid, while Israel's defence ministry has condemned the move.

A former student opened fire at a Minneapolis church school, injuring several children and leaving behind hate-filled messages. Officials say the attack was motivated by extremist ideology. The suspect died at the scene and authorities continue to investigate.

Syrian officials say Israeli strikes have killed six soldiers in recent attacks near Damascus. The raids are part of an ongoing campaign by Israel, which has increased its military operations in Syria this year. Tensions remain high as both countries engage in talks to avoid further escalation.

Most United Nations Security Council members say Gaza's famine is man-made and urge Israel to lift aid restrictions. Calls for a ceasefire and hostage release intensify amid ongoing conflict.

Israeli forces are preparing to move into Gaza City, prompting evacuation orders. President Trump is discussing post-war plans for the territory, and OpenAI faces a lawsuit over its chatbot's alleged involvement in a teenager's suicide.

Julius Malema has been found guilty of hate speech by South Africa's equality court after remarks deemed to incite harm. The ruling has sparked debate over the context and meaning of his statements. Malema and his party have rejected the verdict, claiming his words were misunderstood.

Sir Ed Davey will boycott Donald Trump's state banquet in the UK to protest the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. He urges Trump to use his influence to end the suffering and release hostages. The visit will be hosted by King Charles and Queen Camilla in September.

Sir Ed Davey will boycott the banquet for Donald Trump's state visit, urging action over the crisis in Gaza. He says the United States president has the power to help end suffering and release hostages.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is urging vigilance after a rise in swatting hoaxes at universities nationwide. Recent false threats have led to campus lockdowns and heavy police responses, putting students at risk. Authorities are working to track and prevent these dangerous incidents.

Israel denies targeting journalists in Gaza hospital attack that killed twenty, including five reporters. US Fed governor Lisa Cook to sue President Trump, and Taylor Swift announces engagement to NFL star Travis Kelce.

Israel denies targeting journalists in a deadly strike on a Gaza hospital, saying the attack was aimed at a Hamas camera. The incident left twenty dead, including five journalists. Other headlines include legal action by Lisa Cook and Taylor Swift's engagement.

An Israeli air strike on Iran's Evin Prison killed 80 people, making it the deadliest attack on Iranian soil. Human Rights Watch has called the strike an apparent war crime. Survivors and witnesses have shared new details about the incident.

A Nazi-looted Italian painting has been found in an Argentine home listed for sale, decades after its theft from a Jewish art dealer. The artwork was identified hanging in the former residence of a senior Nazi official. It is one of many pieces stolen from Jacques Goudstikker during the Second World War.

Australia is expelling the Iranian ambassador and officials over claims Iran directed antisemitic attacks in Sydney and Melbourne. The government called the incidents dangerous acts of foreign aggression. Iran has not commented on the expulsions.