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

Palestinian Oscar winner Hamdan Ballal was attacked at his home by settlers and soldiers, leading to his detention and the destruction of property.

Joy and Hopeton navigate their complicated relationship and cultural differences in 1980s Britain.

Hamdan Ballal, co-director of No Other Land, was surrounded by settlers and taken by soldiers after an attack in the village of Susya.

Indian scholar in the US faces deportation over terror charges after participating in an aid convoy to Gaza and marrying a Palestinian woman.

Israeli strike at Gaza's Nasser Hospital kills Hamas official and aide

More than 50,000 people have been killed in Gaza since the war began, according to the health ministry.

Israeli air strike kills top Hamas political leader Salah al-Bardaweel and his wife in Gaza. Israel resumes strikes, blaming Hamas and ending ceasefire agreement.

Protests in Istanbul over the arrest of the city's mayor, Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon, US Department of Education dismantling, and the death of George Foreman.

Israel strikes Lebanon after rocket attack, Pope Francis to make public appearance, and boxing legend George Foreman dies at 76.

Israel has issued a warning to Lebanon after rockets were fired, violating the ceasefire agreement. No injuries were reported.

Bollywood actor Kalki Koechlin opens up about feeling 'ugly' at times in a world that distorts beauty standards, in an episode of the Dear Daughter podcast. Koechlin's letter to her daughter offers advice on navigating pressures around body image and embracing one's own unique features.

The White Helmets in Syria are responding to deadly attacks and retrieving bodies, committed to serving everyone without differentiation.

Scotland defeats Greece 1-0, securing their third win against higher-ranked teams. Greece had 24 shots but only one on target. Scott McTominay has scored 11 goals in his last 22 appearances for Scotland.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has fired the head of the security service due to a failure to anticipate an attack by Hamas.

Georgetown University student detained by immigration authorities for alleged ties to terrorism.

Israeli air strikes in Gaza have killed 85 Palestinians and the IDF has started a ground invasion. Hamas has retaliated with missile attacks on central Israel. Thousands of Israelis are protesting the resumption of war.

At least 55 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli air strikes in Gaza, as Israel resumes its bombing campaign and ground operations. Hamas says the ground operation is a violation of the ceasefire deal.

BBC journalist Liz Saul shares her experience of arranging her mother's funeral during the Covid pandemic, including the challenges of restrictions and the international streaming of the service.

Israel extends ground operations in Gaza after air strikes, missile from Yemen intercepted, Houthi group vows retaliation.

A British bomb disposal expert has been injured in an attack on a UN facility in Gaza, according to the charity he works for.

Investigation into the methanol crisis in South East Asia, Central America, and the Middle East, where it is causing a rising death-toll in countries with strict alcohol regulations.

The Trump administration is halting $175m in federal funding to UPenn over its transgender athlete policy.

India faces a decision on whether to open up its economy and lower tariffs in response to the impact of Trump's tariff wars and global trade upheaval. High import duties hinder companies' ability to compete and increase costs for consumers. While India has taken steps to lower tariffs and pursue free trade deals, there are concerns about dumping and the need for deeper reforms to create manufacturing jobs.

Israel extends ground operations in Gaza after deadly air strikes, ending a ceasefire deal and continuing air strikes on Wednesday.

Istanbul mayor arrested before becoming presidential candidate, UN staff member killed in Gaza attack, and Hans Zimmer talks about his career in film music.

The race for the new president of the IOC is coming to a close, with members set to vote on Thursday. The winner will replace Thomas Bach and face various challenges, including the potential reintegration of Russia and preparing for upcoming events.

A US court has ordered the case of Palestinian student activist Mahmoud Khalil to be transferred from Louisiana to New Jersey, rejecting the Trump administration's bid to dismiss the case.

Israel has resumed combat against Hamas in Gaza, resulting in one of the deadliest days of the conflict so far.

Migrant carers from Kerala in the UK have been scammed by recruiters and care homes, leaving them financially devastated. The UK government has tightened rules to reduce misuse, but justice remains elusive for those who have already been exploited.

Putin agrees to pause strikes on Ukrainian energy targets after call with Trump

Israel launches 'extensive strikes' on Gaza, resulting in reported deaths of at least 220 Palestinians.

Israel launches extensive strikes on Gaza, resulting in reported deaths. Talks to extend the ceasefire failed, leading to the escalation.

South African diplomat Ebrahim Rasool has been expelled from the US after making controversial comments about President Trump and white supremacism. The decision has sparked divided opinions, with some defending Rasool's right to express his views, while others believe he crossed a line. Efforts are being made to resolve the situation, but critics argue that Rasool's views on the Trump administration made him a target for expulsion.

The Israeli military is carrying out 'extensive strikes' in the Gaza Strip, targeting Hamas.

US President Trump warns Iran of 'dire' consequences if Houthi attacks continue. Iran denies supplying the group with funding, weapons, and intelligence.

Harvard University will provide free tuition to families earning less than $200,000 a year in an effort to increase diversity and affordability.

The death toll from US strikes on Yemen has risen to 53, according to Houthi leader Abdul Malik al-Houthi. The Houthis have stated that they will continue to target Red Sea shipping until Israel lifts its blockade of Gaza.

The death toll from a nightclub fire in North Macedonia rises to 59, with over 155 injured. Investigations are ongoing, and updates on the situation are provided. The programme also covers other news, including US airstrikes in Yemen and the debut of a new soap opera with a predominantly black cast.

The daughter of Gaza hostage Oded Lifshitz emphasizes the importance of being able to say goodbye and bury her father, as talks to release more hostages have not been successful.

Donald Trump launches air strikes on Yemen's Houthis, warning Iran and criticizing the previous administration for their handling of the situation.

US launches air strikes on Houthi rebels in Yemen in response to their attacks on shipping in the Red Sea.

A team of charity workers, including volunteers and journalists, were killed in Israeli strikes in Gaza, according to the UK-registered Al Khair Foundation. The charity denies the allegation that its members were terrorists.

The Disney remake of Snow White has sparked controversy and debate due to casting choices and comments made by the actors, reflecting the polarized aspects of the world today.

The US rejects Hamas' demands as Israel cuts off aid and electricity to Gaza. Hamas offers to release hostages and remains, but the offer is dismissed as impractical. The conflict has caused significant damage and displacement in Gaza.

Columbia University disciplines pro-Palestinian students who occupied a building, while a Syrian-born graduate remains in detention, raising questions about free speech and deportation processes.

US President Donald Trump's golf course in Ireland has been vandalized with graffiti related to the Israel-Gaza conflict.

Paul Hughes is looking forward to his upcoming fight in Belfast, calling it a dream after his recent success in the Middle East. He hopes to bring more fights to Belfast in the future, but acknowledges the possibility of doing larger shows in the US.

Purim is a Jewish festival that celebrates the story of Esther and the salvation of the Jews from Haman's plot to kill them.

Ireland is willing to work with the US to achieve peace in Ukraine and the Middle East, according to the taoiseach. The statement was made during a meeting with President Trump.

US officials are heading to Moscow for talks with Russia about a proposed ceasefire in Ukraine. President Trump received positive messages about the possibility of a ceasefire, but emphasized the need for action. The White House confirmed that negotiations will take place in Moscow. Trump believes a ceasefire would be in Russia's best interest and mentioned the potential for financial pressure to be applied.

US officials are traveling to Moscow for talks with Russia about a proposed ceasefire in Ukraine. President Trump received positive messages about the possibility of a ceasefire but emphasized the need for action. Fighting continues in Ukraine despite the negotiations.

A Labour councillor in Hull is facing backlash after appearing to perform a Nazi salute during a council meeting.

Protesters in New York City demand the release of Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University graduate who was arrested for his involvement in pro-Palestinian campus protests.

Moscow and the surrounding region experienced a 'massive' drone attack, according to Russian officials. The attack occurred just hours before planned talks between Ukrainian and US officials in Saudi Arabia.

Fighting in Syria exposes divides and challenges the promise of unity made by the transitional government.

A father from Rainworth, Nottinghamshire, is cycling 280 miles during Ramadan to raise money for Charity Right, a group that provides meals to schoolchildren in neglected parts of the world.

The Kurdish-led SDF has agreed to integrate with government forces in Syria, as they face attacks from Turkish-backed factions and potential IS resurgence.

Oskar Schindler's heroic actions in saving 1,200 Jewish people during World War Two were featured on the BBC in 1964.

Australian police have uncovered a fake terror plot involving an explosive-laden caravan orchestrated by organised criminals. The plot has had a chilling effect on the Jewish community and led to suspicion towards other communities.

The UK plans to develop new regulations for lab-grown food, aiming to complete safety assessments within two years. Critics argue that involving the firms in the process represents a conflict of interest.

A pro-Palestinian student protester at Columbia University has been detained by US immigration officials, according to his lawyer. The student, Mahmoud Khalil, had his student visa revoked, but his lawyer claims he is a legal permanent resident with a green card and married to an American citizen.

Israel to cut electricity supply to Gaza 'immediately' following US President Donald Trump's threat to Hamas.

Israel to cut off electricity supply to Gaza, affecting desalination plants and potentially water supplies. Talks to prolong ceasefire to resume in Qatar.

Iran's Ayatollah responded to Trump's offer of negotiations, stating that some bully governments insist on negotiations for the purpose of domination. Iran has rapidly advanced its nuclear program in recent years, leading to increased tensions and the possibility of military action.

Iran's Supreme leader criticizes 'bullying' countries in response to Trump's letter demanding talks on Iran's nuclear program.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to deliver the Spring Statement, with speculation over whether she will break her self-imposed rules on borrowing. The Treasury has drafted plans for spending cuts, with welfare spending believed to be targeted. Other possible announcements include a debateable tax hiking policy and the extension of the freeze on income tax thresholds.

Fourteen people were killed in Russian attacks across Ukraine, following the United States' restrictions on Ukraine's access to satellite imagery and military aid.

European leaders support Arab plan for Gaza, calling for temporary governance by independent experts and international peacekeepers.

The Trump-owned Turnberry resort in Scotland has been vandalized by a pro-Palestine group, Palestine Action, as a protest against Donald Trump's treatment of Gaza and US-Israeli colonialism in the Palestinian homeland.

Greg Jenner is joined by Professor Jonathan Morris and comedian Sophie Duker to learn all about the bittersweet history of coffee.

Preliminary study suggests that MDMA may have protected survivors of the Nova music festival attack from trauma.

The US Department of Education is cutting funding from Columbia University due to the university's inaction against harassment of Jewish students.

Maya Youssef and Ben Gernon add five more tracks to the playlist, taking listeners on a musical journey from Syria to Hamburg.

A man has been charged after a suspected acid attack in Plymouth. The accused is facing multiple charges including applying a destructive substance with intent to harm.

Amie explores the world of matchmaking and questions if tradition can save her love life in the modern world.

Amie Liebowitz interviews matchmaker and dating coach Aleeza Ben Shalom from the Netflix show Jewish Matchmaker and explores the traditional values of matchmaking.

Conservative peer Lord Hamilton has apologised after making insensitive comments about the Jewish community paying for their own Holocaust memorial.

Scientists have found a new part of the immune system that can produce antibiotics, offering a solution to drug-resistant superbugs.

The US is directly negotiating with Hamas leaders for the release of American hostages in Gaza, a departure from decades of US policy. Trump is willing to risk appearing hypocritical and bypassing America's Israeli allies to advance his dealmaking goals.

29 children in need of medical treatment have been evacuated from Gaza to Jordan under an agreement between Israel and Jordan, with support from the United States.

A second nurse has been charged over a video in which she and another nurse allegedly threatened and refused to treat Israeli patients. The incident comes amid a wave of antisemitic attacks and rising incidents of islamophobia in Australia.

The BBC's director general, Tim Davie, has explained the decision to remove a documentary about Gaza from iPlayer due to 'lost trust' in the film. The film faced criticism for its 13-year-old narrator's connection to Hamas. The BBC has apologised for 'serious flaws' in the film's making and is conducting a forensic analysis to understand what happened.

The Gaza ceasefire is in danger as Israel halts humanitarian aid and accusations of violating international humanitarian law arise.

Israel has extended the Gaza ceasefire for six weeks, with the condition that half of the remaining hostages held by Hamas will be released on the first day.

Prince Andrew's potential financial deal with SBC for the Pitch@Palace project is likely to fall through, as no agreement was reached and no transactions were made, according to sources close to SBC.

An Illinois landlord has been convicted for the murder of a Palestinian-American boy after attacking the child's mother and stabbing the boy 26 times.

The BBC is facing questions and potential loss of trust after a documentary about Gaza contained serious errors and failed to provide transparency about the child narrator's family story.

President Donald Trump made several major moves this week, including hosting foreign leaders at the White House and addressing conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza.

The BBC has apologized for significant flaws in a documentary about Gaza, which was removed from the network. The production company is working with the BBC to address the mistakes and the impact on the network's reputation.

The BBC has acknowledged serious flaws in the making of the programme 'Gaza: How To Survive A Warzone' and takes full responsibility for the impact on its reputation. The documentary failed to meet the BBC's expectations and damaged the trust of its audiences.

Israel's military publishes its first report on the failures during Hamas's 7 October 2023 attack, concluding that the IDF 'failed in its mission to protect Israeli civilians'.

The BBC has apologized and removed a documentary from its platform after concerns were raised about its content, which centered on a boy with connections to Hamas. The incident has damaged trust in the BBC's journalism.

Donald Trump shares AI video of Gaza and Elon Musk faces fallout from email to federal workers.

Israel and Hamas have reached a ceasefire deal, with Hamas agreeing to hand over four hostages' bodies and Israel releasing more than 600 Palestinian prisoners.

As Keir Starmer meets Donald Trump, the question arises of how Britain should deal with the US President and his controversial stance on Ukraine and other global issues.