Israeli troops have intercepted a yacht carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza, including Greta Thunberg. The Madleen lost connection as troops boarded the vessel.

Israel claims to have found the body of Hamas military leader Mohammed Sinwar in Gaza amidst renewed fighting following a failed ceasefire. Sinwar, a key figure in Hamas, was reportedly involved in the planning of a cross-border attack in October 2023.

Israel has issued a warning to prevent a boat carrying pro-Palestinian activists and aid from reaching Gaza. The Madleen yacht, with a crew that includes Greta Thunberg, is challenging Israel's naval blockade of the territory.

National Guard sent to LA, Red Cross President on Gaza, 'Poo pills' for health

Four Palestinians were killed by Israeli fire near a Gaza aid centre. The IDF stated warning shots were fired after a group was deemed a threat. The incident occurred near aid distribution points set up by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.

Scottish clubs and players involved in transfer talks as Juventus, Celtic, PAOK, and Rangers make moves for various players in the summer transfer window.

Aid distribution in Gaza halted after 6 killed in shooting near US and Israeli-backed centre. Runaway rodents in China and Goodbye Lenin to Central Asia's tallest statue also featured.

Six Palestinians were killed near a Gaza aid site, leading to international criticism of the distribution model and concerns about the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

Dawn French apologizes for a video discussing the Gaza war that was deemed one-sided and offensive. She clarified that her intention was to criticize leaders' behavior, not to mock the conflict.

Georgia's Pankisi Valley, once known for its lawlessness, is now attracting tourists who are eager to explore the unique culture of the region. Local families are opening their doors to visitors to showcase the peaceful and welcoming side of the valley.

Political editor George Parker and guests analyze recent events at Westminster, including the Strategic Defence Review and the humanitarian situation in Gaza. Discussions also cover the Hamilton, Larkhall, and Stonehouse by-election in Scotland, with insights from various political figures.

Rangers are in discussions with Maccabi Tel Aviv to sign 21-year-old forward Dor Turgeman, who is also attracting interest from Italy and Spain. The potential transfer fee is around £4m.

Kyogo Furuhashi may return to Celtic, Rangers in talks for Dor Turgeman and Conor Coady, Fenerbahce negotiate for Daizen Maeda, and Russell Martin plans to build Rangers around Mohamed Diomande.

Learn about Korea's transition to an empire in the late 19th century and its impact on the region. King Gojong's declaration as Emperor marked a pivotal moment in Korean history, shaping its future trajectory.

Join Andy Zaltzman and guests for a comedic take on current events, including Trump's tariffs, the King's Canadian vacation, and more. Written by Andy Zaltzman with additional material by various contributors.

Robert Pether has been released from jail in Iraq after a long and distressing saga. His wife is now working to get him the medical care he urgently needs.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu confirms arming clans in Gaza to protect aid trucks, sparking potential political scandal. Defence sources verify opposition claims of weapons transfer to Abu Shabab clan.

US president Donald Trump has imposed a full travel ban on 12 countries mainly in Africa and the Middle East, following through on a promise made in 2024 on the campaign trail. The ban includes Afghanistan, Iran, Somalia, and Libya, with confusion surrounding Egypt's exclusion despite recent events.

President Trump has issued travel restrictions on citizens from 12 countries, citing national security concerns and visa overstays. The move has sparked debate over its rationale and legality.

BBC Verify is fact-checking Trump's travel bans, examining free school meals in England, and reporting on aid center closures in Gaza.

Learn about the Vienna Secession, a radical movement that broke free from the cultural establishment of Vienna in 1897. Explore the influence of Klimt's stylised paintings and art nouveau buildings on the city's artistic landscape.

MP Vikki Slade is questioning rules on arms exports following the appearance of a Dorset firm's logo in a video for an Israeli drone.

Kettering nurse deployed in Gaza describes treating patients with substantial trauma and dealing with mass casualty incidents in a field hospital.

President Trump's latest order suspends foreign student visas for those seeking to study at Harvard University, citing concerns over the institution's ties with foreign countries and alleged civil rights violations.

Critics fear Israel's media changes are undermining press freedom and democracy. The Global Jigsaw investigates the consequences for media coverage in the region.

US vetoes UN resolution for Gaza ceasefire, citing lack of condemnation of Hamas. Aid distribution in Gaza at risk due to Israeli restrictions, with over two million people facing starvation. Gaza Humanitarian Foundation faces deadly incidents on aid distribution route.

Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid progress to the semi-finals in pursuit of their sixth French Open title, while Andy Lapthorne advances in the men's quad wheelchair quarter-final.

The ICRC president highlighted the need to respect the rules of war and protect civilians in Gaza. The ICRC's surgical teams in Rafah have been overwhelmed by casualties amid chaotic aid distribution in the conflict zone.

The International Red Cross head expresses concern over the situation in Gaza, stating it should shock our collective conscience. Dozens of Palestinians were killed near new aid distribution centres.

Family of suspect involved in antisemitic firebombing detained by immigration officers. Twelve people injured in attack, including a Holocaust survivor.

Israel has stepped up attacks on targets in Syria, leading to violent explosions in southern Syria. Syria's foreign ministry condemned the strikes as a violation of their sovereignty.

The Boulder attack on a group advocating for Gaza hostages has raised concerns about safety for Jewish communities in the US. The conflict in Gaza has led to widespread death and displacement, sparking political debates and protests.

Six individuals have been charged with murder after a man died in an alleged acid attack at his home in Plymouth. The suspects, five men from London and a woman from Plymouth, appeared in court and have been remanded in custody.

Israeli soldiers opened fire at a Gaza aid centre, resulting in 27 deaths and 90 injuries. The incident marks the third reported in three days near controversial aid distribution centres.

Israeli troops opened fire on Palestinians near a new aid distribution site in southern Gaza, leading to civilian casualties. The Israeli military and witnesses provide conflicting reports on the events that unfolded, raising concerns about the controversial new aid distribution system in the region.

Israeli forces opened fire on crowds of civilians waiting for aid in western Rafah, resulting in 24 dead and 37 wounded. The IDF stated that warning shots were fired toward suspects posing a threat to troops.

Man charged with hate crime and attempted murder in Boulder arson attack during event supporting Israeli hostages in Gaza.

A lone suspect targeted a group of people at an Israeli rally in Boulder, Colorado, using explosive devices and a flamethrower. The FBI is investigating the incident as an act of terrorism.

Six people injured in Colorado mall attack during peaceful event supporting Israeli hostages. Suspect seen throwing Molotov cocktails and using other devices to harm victims. FBI investigating incident as suspected act of terrorism.

Over thirty people killed in Gaza by Israeli tank fire near aid distribution centre. IDF denies knowledge of casualties from shelling.

BBC Radio 4 covers the increase in sexual violence in Sudan, explores Elvis Presley's interest in spirituality, and discusses the fight to keep a historic Catholic parish in Lancashire open.

Fifteen Palestinians were killed and over 100 injured in Israeli fire near an aid centre in Gaza. The incident highlights the dire humanitarian conditions in Rafah, where access to aid and emergency services is severely limited.

Hamas rejects the US proposal and demands changes for a permanent ceasefire and withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza. The group also seeks aid for Palestinians and the release of hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners.

Hamas rejects the US proposal for a ceasefire deal, demanding changes that Israel may not accept. The group faces pressure to accept a deal that falls short of its core demands.

Israel partially lifted the blockade on Gaza, but the aid sent is insufficient to meet the population's needs. Workers struggled to control the crowds desperate for food, causing chaos at distribution points.

The UK government is set to reveal a strategic defence review in response to escalating security threats. With tensions in Europe and concerns about military readiness, the review aims to address these challenges and ensure national security.

Pete Hegseth raises concerns about China's threat to Taiwan and calls for increased defence spending from US regional allies. The annual security forum in Singapore discusses pressing global issues.

Aid distribution in Gaza descends into chaos as desperate civilians overrun the centre. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, supported by the US and Israel, is tasked with feeding hungry Gazans at risk of starvation.

Israelis share their personal experiences and perspectives on the conflict, highlighting the complexity of the situation.

The hospital in North Gaza was evacuated after Israeli forces threatened to bomb it. Patients were moved to another hospital in Gaza City, and the closure of the hospital leaves the area without a functioning healthcare facility.

Andy Zaltzman and guests provide topical comedy quizzing on BBC Radio 4's The News Quiz. This episode covers a range of current events including Trump's tariff turmoil and the Department of Justice's communication challenges.

Kneecap, an Irish language rap group, will still perform at the 2000trees festival after one of its members was charged with a terror offence. The band denies the allegations and criticizes the charges as 'political policing'.

Israeli forces ordered the evacuation of the hospital, citing ongoing hostilities. Patients were relocated to another hospital in Gaza City, leaving the North Gaza governorate without a functioning hospital. The closure of the hospital has raised concerns about the safety and access to healthcare for civilians in the region.

Israel resumed its military offensive in Gaza after a three-month blockade, causing chaos at aid distribution centers. The UN official urges international humanitarian law to be upheld and condemns Israel's actions in the conflict.

Hamas rejects new US Gaza ceasefire plan backed by Israel, claiming it contradicts earlier discussions. The proposal includes a 60-day pause in fighting and talks on a lasting ceasefire, with guarantees from President Trump.

Harvard's Jewish foreign students are feeling the impact of Trump's actions against the university, with fears of being caught in the crossfire of the conflict between the administration and the institution.

Hamas official rejects US ceasefire plan, Israel demands release of all hostages before ending conflict in Gaza

Elon Musk's mission to cut government spending during his time with the Trump White House led to chaos and controversy, with claims of saving $175bn but lacking evidence. Mass firings were halted by federal judges, and mistakes were acknowledged by Musk himself.

Trump's tariffs reinstated after being blocked by a federal court, Israel expands settlements in West Bank, Elon Musk leaves government efficiency role.

Desperate people in Gaza are searching for food as security deteriorates. Videos show bodies and blood following an Israeli attack on police officers and civilians.

Israel has announced a major expansion of settlements in the West Bank, a move that has sparked controversy and condemnation from the Palestinians. The decision to approve 22 new settlements is seen as a significant escalation in the long-standing conflict over land in the region.

UK charity funds Gaza medics' studies in the UK after universities in Gaza were destroyed.

Israel's Prime Minister announces the death of Hamas's Gaza chief Mohammed Sinwar in a military strike on the European hospital in Khan Younis. Sinwar was a key figure in the group and the brother of the late leader Yahya Sinwar.

Thousands of Palestinians rushed to an aid distribution center in Rafah, leading to chaotic scenes and injuries. The UN Human Rights Office reported that about 47 people were injured, with one man dying after being shot at the site.

Pistachio products are becoming increasingly popular, with sales of confectionery items featuring pistachio rising. Despite being a pricier nut, there are ways to save on pistachios by buying in bulk or exploring Middle-Eastern or South Asian supermarkets for better deals.

The Israel-Gaza war has devastated IVF clinics in Gaza, leaving many like Noura with shattered dreams of motherhood. The destruction of the fertility center has had a profound impact on individuals seeking to start families.

The state department has directed embassies to remove unfilled visa appointments for students, while preparing for expanded social media screening. The Trump administration has also faced backlash for freezing university funding and revoking visas for pro-Palestinian activist students.

Chaos erupted as crowds stormed a US-backed group's aid distribution center in Gaza, leading to reports of Israeli troops opening fire. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation faced delays in distributing aid due to blockades imposed by Hamas.

Legal experts are urging the UK to impose sanctions on Israel for violations of international law and the Palestinian people's rights. They highlight the need for stronger action to address the ongoing crisis in Gaza and the West Bank.

Controversial aid group backed by Israel and US claims to deliver food to Gaza. Doctor in Gaza discusses impact of shortages. British lawyers urge UK government to fulfill legal obligations regarding Israel.

BBC gains rare access to French troops in Lebanon peacekeeping operation, searching for Hezbollah positions. Ceasefire agreement mandates Hezbollah withdrawal and Lebanese army deployment, with Israel withdrawing troops.

The trial continues with German people in disbelief or denial of Nazi crimes, while British and American reporters focus on gruesome stories. Through the eyes of a French correspondent and a young German girl, the enormity of the crimes is revealed in court.

The programme covers the situation in a hospital in Southern Gaza preparing for a potential Israeli offensive. Additionally, English police arrest a man after a car incident at a Liverpool football club parade, and Venezuela's opposition leader explains the boycott of Sunday's election.

Manor Solomon's loan at Leeds United was a success, with key goals helping the team secure promotion. Despite injury concerns, Leeds should make efforts to bring him back.

PSNI defends arrests of Pro-Palestine protestors, including a pensioner, during a protest in Belfast. The women were detained on suspicion of criminal damage after placing stickers on an ATM.

The head of a Gaza aid group resigns over 'humanitarian principles' as the group plans to deliver aid to one million Palestinians. Critics question the group's militarized and politicized nature, as well as its funding origins.

At least 24 Palestinians, including children, were killed in Israeli air strikes on a school in Gaza City. The school was housing displaced families who had fled intense Israeli military assault in Beit Lahia.

Iran has demanded an official explanation from France after the French envoy's remarks were seen as provocative. The filmmaker in question has faced imprisonment and restrictions on his work for criticizing the Iranian government.

Israeli air strike kills nine children in Gaza, sparking response from Israeli government. Programme also covers various topics including international support for Israel, music, racial justice, and a mother's search for her kidnapped daughter.

Gazan doctor loses nine children in Israeli strike, husband critically injured. Israeli military reviewing claim of harm to civilians as conflict persists.

Israeli strikes in Gaza resulted in the deaths of nine children of a doctor, sparking calls for mercy and an end to the violence in the region.

Kneecap's defiant performance at their recent gig showcased support for their political views on Gaza and Irish Republicanism, sparking both praise and criticism from fans and observers.

Israeli military strikes 'terror targets' in Gaza, causing casualties. Haifa University professor shares views on war opposition.

Mark Jones, known for his tough playing style, represented Wales in both rugby union and rugby league during his career before becoming involved in coaching after retirement.

Netanyahu accuses British, French, and Canadian leaders of supporting 'mass murderers, rapists, baby killers, and kidnappers' by wanting Hamas to remain in power.

US claims Sudan used chemical weapons in civil war, calling on Sudan to cease all chemical weapons use and uphold its obligations under the Chemical Weapons Convention.

A suspect has been charged in the killings of two foreign officials in Washington DC, with more charges expected. The FBI has called the attack an act of terror against the Jewish community.

Richard Sharp, Chairman of the BBC, delivered a speech at the Whitehall & Industry Group (WIG) Breakfast Briefing, discussing the BBC's centenary year, the importance of trust and impartiality in global media, and the critical role of the BBC World Service in providing reliable news amidst the rise of disinformation and deepfake technology.

Fuel shortages in Gaza are affecting water production and distribution, leading to a water crisis for residents. The ongoing military offensive has exacerbated the situation, with water and sanitation services severely disrupted.

Two Israeli embassy staff members were fatally shot at a Jewish event near the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington DC. The embassy spokeswoman has faith in law enforcement to bring the shooter to justice and protect Israel's representatives and Jewish communities in the US.

Irish Prime Minister reacts to Israeli troops firing warning shots near Irish diplomats in the West Bank, causing condemnation from multiple countries.

Israel fires warning shots near diplomats in the West Bank, causing condemnation from multiple countries.

Israeli aid trucks enter Gaza, but UN reports no distribution yet. Over 40 killed in Gaza by air strikes amid ongoing offensive.

Prime Minister's Question Time is underway with potential discussions on tax rises and the situation in Gaza. The final session before the half term break promises to be eventful.

The UK, France, and Canada warn Israel of 'concrete actions' if military operations in Gaza continue. Israel defends its actions, stating it will not stop 'defending its existence'.

UN says aid has not reached Gazans in Gaza yet, despite supplies entering. Israeli security checks cleared, but aid not transported. Experts warn of looming famine in Gaza.