Released Israeli hostage Keith Siegel shares his harrowing experience of captivity in Gaza, calling for the release of remaining hostages amid ongoing ceasefire talks between Israel and Hamas.

Netanyahu and Trump met to discuss ceasefire talks in Gaza, with Netanyahu emphasizing the need to eliminate Hamas' capabilities. Negotiations are ongoing, but more time is required for a potential ceasefire agreement.

New treatment for malaria in babies approved, Israel's plan for 'humanitarian city' for Palestinians, and environmental damage from China's rare earth mineral industry discussed.

Political unrest in Europe leads to tensions in the East End as fascism and antisemitism loom over the area. Two brothers must navigate loyalties during a historic battle on Cable Street.

Israel's defence minister's plan to move Gaza's population to a camp has been criticized as a potential crime against humanity. The UN has warned that such a move would be a violation of international humanitarian law. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu discussed the possibility of resettling Gaza's population with US President Trump.

Kneecap will be playing in Glasgow after their TRNSMT gig was cancelled. The band has faced criticism for their political statements and actions, including displaying a Hezbollah flag at a London gig.

Israel conducted strikes on Houthi-controlled sites in Yemen, including a power station and a ship that was hijacked by the group two years ago. The Houthi-run media confirmed the strikes in the port of Hodeidah.

Rescuers search for missing individuals in Texas after flash floods. Governor promises relentless efforts to find those unaccounted for. Anger grows over delayed flood warnings for some Texans.

Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf was first published 100 years ago. John Kampfner explores the book's origins, impact, and disturbing echoes in today's world.

Ismail Abdo, a key figure in Sweden's gang violence, was arrested in Turkey with a large drug seizure. The deadly turf war in Sweden has claimed many lives and forced the government to take action.

Former contractor claims he witnessed colleagues shooting at Palestinians without hostile intent, as well as other harmful actions such as using stun grenades and pepper spray.

Austria will change the names of two streets honoring Nazi supporters to honor those who resisted the regime. The move comes after criticism of Austria's handling of its role in World War Two.

French air traffic control strikes have led to flight cancellations and disruptions affecting passengers traveling to and from France and over French airspace. Airlines are calling for urgent action to ensure minimum service levels during strikes and protect flights during the busy holiday season.

Chief Rabbi condemns Jew-hatred at Glastonbury festival, criticising the BBC's response. The broadcaster regrets not pulling the stream during the performance.

130 charities are calling for an end to the Israeli, US-backed Gaza aid group, accusing it of putting two million people at risk of starvation by forcing them into dangerous zones where they face daily gunfire. The aid system has been condemned by UN agencies and criticized for militarizing aid distribution.

130 charities are urging the Israeli, US-backed Gaza aid group to end operations due to reports of civilians facing gunfire while seeking aid. The aid groups are calling for the foundation to be replaced by a United Nations-led system to ensure the safety of civilians in Gaza.

Journalists from LeMan magazine in Turkey were arrested over a cartoon depicting Prophet Muhammad, sparking controversy and legal action. The magazine defended the cartoon as a portrayal of oppressed Muslim people, denying any intention to insult religious values.

Household energy bills may not decrease significantly in the near future, with prices still above pre-pandemic levels. Ofgem advises considering fixed deals for potential savings, as analysts forecast a slight drop in October.

Global supply chain worries reach record high due to tariffs and geopolitical issues. Talks between US and other countries stall over import duties. Prada recognizes Indian influence in new footwear line after controversy.

BBC's Glastonbury coverage faces backlash over Bob Vylan's controversial set, sparking debate on freedom of expression and incitement to violence.

The UK High Court ruled that the export of F-35 parts to Israel is lawful, despite concerns raised by human rights groups. The court emphasized that the decision to supply arms to Israel is a political issue for the government to address.

Satellite imagery reveals activity at an Iranian nuclear site targeted by air strikes. Expert analysis will be provided on the Fordo uranium enrichment facility.

Israel Vidal had his wheelchair confiscated by the Met Police for using an electric attachment. He was left without his wheelchair for 19 days, feeling like he lost his independence.

Zohran Mamdani, leading NYC mayoral candidate, advocates against billionaires due to income inequality. He ran on a platform of affordability and higher taxes on the wealthy. Mamdani's views on the Israel-Gaza conflict have also sparked controversy.

Iran demands the right to enrich uranium for peaceful purposes after US strikes on nuclear sites. Tensions rise between the US and Iran as Israel targets Iranian facilities. The International Atomic Energy Agency reports damage to Iran's nuclear program from US strikes.

Iran insists on no bombing guarantee from US for nuclear talks, while UN warns of Iran's uranium enrichment capability.

Israel has ordered evacuations in northern Gaza as military action intensifies, resulting in casualties. Mediators are working to negotiate a new ceasefire and hostage release deal amid escalating tensions.

Government condemns Glastonbury chants calling for 'death' to Israeli military, led by rapper Bobby Vylan and broadcast live on the BBC.

Iran holds state funeral for military commanders and scientists killed in Israeli strikes, as large crowds gather on the streets in Tehran.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is facing legal troubles amid claims of victory over Iran. President Trump's intervention in Netanyahu's legal case has been criticized in Israel.

Iran holds state funeral for military leaders killed in Israel conflict, including top military officer Mohammad Bagheri. President Trump considers bombing Iran again, sparking tensions.

A free pop-up event celebrating Eid will be held in Leicester city centre, featuring street food stalls, performances, and artisan stalls.

Iranian Americans in the US discuss their feelings on the recent events in the Middle East, expressing concern for loved ones in Iran and reflecting on their dual identities.

Trump expressed willingness to bomb Iran again, following recent US and Israeli bombings that caused 'excessive and serious' damage to the country's nuclear sites. Iran has denied resuming nuclear talks with the US, despite Trump's announcement at a Nato summit.

More Palestinians killed waiting for food near Gaza aid site. Gaza Humanitarian Foundation denies disinformation campaign.

Iran's foreign minister acknowledges significant damage to nuclear sites, no plans to resume talks with the US, and potential obstacles to negotiations due to parliament's bill to stop co-operation with the IAEA.

Plamen Galabov joins Dundee to challenge himself after feeling comfortable in Israel. The Bulgaria international defender signs a two-year deal with the Scottish club.

Scottish clubs are in talks for potential transfers, with interest in players from Celtic, Rangers, and Hibs. Serie A side Como have approached Celtic for winger Nicolas Kuhn, while Luuk de Jong is open to joining Rangers.

Iran has executed individuals accused of spying for Israel and arrested hundreds of suspects on espionage charges. Human rights groups fear more executions may follow as authorities crack down on alleged collaboration with foreign intelligence agencies. The government has also targeted journalists working for Persian-language media outlets abroad, including detaining family members to pressure them into resigning.

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Mediators are working to broker a ceasefire and hostage release deal in Gaza, but negotiations with Israel are stalled. US President Donald Trump believes progress is being made, while Israeli attacks have killed at least 45 Palestinians.

Scottish government clarifies Prestwick Airport's role in US strikes on Iran, emphasizing revenue stream. SNP seeks to navigate defence and foreign policy amidst global crises and uncertainties.

New satellite images of Iran's nuclear sites reveal damage from recent US and Israeli strikes. BBC Verify is analyzing the extent of the damage and seeking expert opinions on the impact of the attacks.

Trump's intervention in the Israel-Iran conflict may have paid off with a reported ceasefire, easing tensions in the region. Iran's response to US strikes on its nuclear facilities appears to have been limited.

The conflict has led to the closure of crucial airspace in the Middle East, diverting flights and causing delays for passengers and crew. Passengers in Doha are left stranded as they wait for flights to resume.

The US strikes have left Iran's nuclear programme in limbo. Israel's new wave of strikes includes targeting Evin prison. President Trump hints at regime change in Iran.

Plaid Cymru is advocating for Members of Parliament to be able to veto any plans for UK military intervention in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran. The US recently bombed three nuclear sites in Iran, prompting calls for de-escalation from Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer.

Brazilian footballer Igor Jesus, nicknamed 'Sapinho', has garnered interest from Nottingham Forest. He has played for Coritiba, Shabab Al-Ahli, and Botafogo, showcasing his talent with numerous goals. Jesus has also made his debut for the Brazilian national team, earning praise for his performances.

Iran is considering its options for retaliating against the US following recent strikes, with potential targets including US bases in the Middle East. The decision is complicated by Iran's ongoing conflict with Israel.

Iranians express fear and anger after US strikes on key nuclear sites. US President Trump warns Iran of 'peace or tragedy' as tensions escalate.

US launches precision strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities following Israeli air strikes. Republicans split on Trump's actions, Iranian foreign minister accuses Trump of betrayal.

Iranian missiles hit Israel after US strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities. Emergency workers clear rubble in Ramat Aviv, with six minor injuries reported.

A barrage of Iranian missiles hit Tel Aviv, causing minor injuries and damage. Emergency workers are searching for anyone trapped in the rubble.

Palestine Action members carried out a protest at RAF Brize Norton by spraying paint into a jet engine, leading to a security review. The group believes in taking direct action when the government does not condemn Israeli military actions in Gaza.

US sends B-2 bombers to Guam as Trump mulls strikes on Iran. Trump sets two-week deadline for Iran to limit nuclear program.

British man arrested in Cyprus for alleged spying and terror-related activities, with connections to Iran's Revolutionary Guards.

Pakistan's government praises Trump's diplomatic engagement with India and Pakistan, leading to a de-escalation of tensions. The move has received mixed reactions within Pakistan.

A man turned himself in after allegedly forcing a US congressman off the road and making threatening remarks. The incident is being investigated by authorities, and the suspect faces serious charges. The congressman described the driver as 'unhinged' and called the incident 'blatant antisemitic violence'.

Iranians and Israelis discuss their fears and experiences of conflict, including air strikes and missile attacks. The podcast features stories from Iranians living abroad and Israelis sharing their concerns for loved ones in Iran.

Israel-Iran conflict prompts surge in AI-generated disinformation online, with accounts sharing misleading content to gain followers and spread false narratives about the conflict.

The Nato summit is focused on Trump's demands for increased defence spending by European allies. Tensions remain over trade, Russia, and conflicts in the Middle East.

Donald Trump faces a split within the Republican party over the possibility of US strikes against Iran, with some of his supporters opposing military involvement. The episode also features an interview with Elliott Abrams, who served as Special Representative for Iran during Trump's first term.

Rwanda and DRC have reached a draft peace deal to end conflict. Will this deal succeed where others have failed?

Feedback on BBC Radio 4 covers listener responses to coverage of Israel-Iran conflict and an interview with Sebastian Gorka. Sarah Montague's interview with Gorka sparked debate on handling contentious interviews.

BBC Verify Live is authenticating footage after Israel hospital is hit by an Iranian missile. Videos from within the hospital show damage caused by the blast wave.

Israeli military official confirms 'dozens' of ballistic missiles fired, hitting Soroka Hospital in Beersheba. Concerns about hazardous material leak prompt evacuation of area near reactor in central Iran.

Outrage in Israel over video of Israelis singing anti-Arab chant. Arab-majority town of Tamra lacks public bomb shelters despite vulnerability to rocket attacks. Disparity in access to shelters raises concerns among Arab communities in Israel.

Trump's frustrated language implies a shift towards potential military action against Iran. Speculation is growing about the US involvement in strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, as tensions escalate in the region.

BBC News reports on verified footage and images capturing Tehran blasts and provides analysis of new Iran satellite images amidst the conflict between Iran and Israel. Updates on English Channel small boat crossings by migrants are also included as the UK government warns of a deteriorating situation.

Birmingham City Council is set to be the first in England to include Sikh and Jewish identities in data collection, following a motion by the Labour group. The move aims to better understand the diverse communities in the city and address discrimination.

President Trump calls for 'real end' to Israel-Iran fighting, criticizes Iran for lack of nuclear deal with US. Trump returns early from G7 summit due to Middle East tensions.

President Trump is navigating differing opinions within the Republican party on how to handle the situation between Israel and Iran. Some support continued arms supplies to Israel, while others within the 'Maga' movement are against getting involved in a Middle East conflict.

Sudan is at risk of self-destructing as conflict and famine continue to plague the country. Foreign ministers have been unable to reach an agreement on a path to peace, with key players like Saudi Arabia and the UAE unable to find common ground.

Palestine Action group targets Permoid Industries Ltd building, damaging machinery and ripping off parts of the roof.

BBC Verify Live is utilizing satellite imagery to track strikes in Iran and Israel, while also fact-checking information related to recent events in the region.

Netanyahu avoids confirming reports of Trump vetoing plan to kill Iran's supreme leader. Israel launches attack on Iranian targets. Trump calls for Iran and Israel to make a deal to end hostilities.

The UK's FCDO has issued a warning against all travel to Israel due to escalating military activity with Iran, which could invalidate travel insurance.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced increased funding for the NHS and social housing in her Spending Review. Shadow chancellor Mel Stride criticizes the review as a 'spend now, tax later' approach. Tensions in the Middle East escalate following strikes between Israel and Iran.

The GHF faces criticism for lack of transparency and militarizing aid distribution in Gaza. Israel accuses UNRWA of bias, while UNRWA denies the claims. Questions surround GHF's president and the foundation's effectiveness in providing aid.

Israel's attack on Iran will be the main topic at the G7 summit, diverting attention from other pressing issues. The leaders will need to work together to address the conflict and its potential global consequences.

Iran retaliates with airstrikes on Israel after Israeli attacks on its nuclear program. Israeli military continues strikes on Iran, targeting nuclear and military sites. Iran warns of targeting US, France, and Britain if they intervene.

Palestinians near Gaza aid sites are at risk as distribution sites are closed, hospitals are struggling, and international support is urgently needed to keep essential services running.

Israel and Iran engaged in a night of intense fighting, with ballistic missiles hitting parts of Israel and casualties reported on both sides.

Iranians mourn civilian casualties from Israeli strikes while showing little pity for senior military commanders. The regime is criticized for failing to protect the country and dragging Iran into war through its support for armed groups and nuclear program.

Israel and Iran are on the brink of escalating conflict as Israel targets multiple nuclear sites and Iranian leaders vow a strong response.

Israel conducts extensive strikes on Iran's military and nuclear facilities, leading to heightened tensions between the two nations.

Iran's IRGC commander Hossein Salami was killed in Israeli strikes, escalating tensions in the region. Salami, who was 65, had previously threatened severe retaliation against any attacks from Israel or the US.

Bevis Marks Synagogue in the City of London faces potential risk from nearby skyscraper plans that could obstruct views necessary for Jewish worship.

President Trump's efforts to bring peace and safety to the world are met with mixed results as conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza persist, but progress is seen in nuclear talks with Iran and lifting sanctions on Syria.

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Hamas's top military commander Mohammad Sinwar was killed in an Israeli strike, marking the end of the elite leadership group in Gaza known as the War Council. Sinwar and other central figures orchestrated the unprecedented assault on Israel, operating under extreme security and secrecy.

Six Gaza aid boat activists, including a French-Palestinian member of the European Parliament, are expected to be deported from Israel after facing mistreatment while in custody, says rights group Adalah.

BBC Verify is looking into allegations of Hamas attacking Gaza aid workers. They are also monitoring the situation in Iran amid speculation of a new Israeli operation.

US aid cuts have led to a dire situation in Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya, with children suffering from severe malnutrition. The WFP has had to reduce food rations to 30% of the minimum recommended amount, leaving refugees in a state of starvation.

Asif William Rahman, 34, pleaded guilty to two counts of willful retention and transmission of national defence information. He used his security clearance to print, photograph, and send out top secret documents.

Israeli forces have recovered the bodies of two hostages in Gaza, with 53 hostages still being held by Hamas. The news of the recovery came from the sons of one of the hostages, expressing their grief and gratitude for the efforts to bring them home.