Israel seizes Gaza-bound aid ship with Greta Thunberg aboard, deporting her and other passengers. Those who refused deportation are held in detention as the case is set to be heard by Israeli authorities.

Greta Thunberg's boat carrying aid for Gaza was intercepted by Israeli forces. The activists will have to watch footage of attacks by Hamas before returning home.

Miguel Uribe Turbay, a member of the opposition right-wing Democratic Center Party, was shot in the head at a public park. Authorities are investigating the shooting, and a 15-year-old suspect has been arrested.

NHS warns of critical need for one million blood donors to maintain supply and avoid 'red alert' shortage after low stocks post-cyberattack. Urgent call for more donors, especially those with O negative blood and black donors with specific blood types.

British surgeon in Gaza reports never treating or seeing anyone in military uniform, only IDF with weapons. Conditions in Gaza hospitals worsen due to ongoing conflict.

Colombian presidential candidate Miguel Uribe Turbay was shot and critically injured during a campaign rally in Bogota. He is currently in a 'critical condition' undergoing medical procedures after the attempted assassination.

Dawn French apologises and removes video on Gaza war after backlash. She used a 'mocking tone' in the clip, causing controversy.

Man wrongly deported from the US to El Salvador has been returned to face criminal charges for conspiring to transport illegal immigrants into the country. His lawyer claims that American officials could have brought him back earlier but chose not to do so.

The job description for the next Archbishop of Canterbury is seeking a leader with 'utmost integrity', with the potential for the first female appointment in the role's history.

Gaza marks the start of Eid with prayers in rubble as Israel warns of new military operations. Palestinians face harsh conditions with limited food supplies and aid distribution challenges.

Beyonce fans in London eagerly await her Cowboy Carter tour, while her father, Dr. Mathew Knowles, discusses his role as her manager and the importance of supporting young talent in the music industry.

Afghan and Eritrean employees at a Virginia coffee shop fear the impact of Trump's travel ban. Asylum seeker Atefeh Aslami worries about returning to Afghanistan and the safety of her family.

Ministers in the UK government express shared frustrations with protesters over the Gaza war, seeking peace and justice for Israelis and Palestinians. Efforts are being made to establish an independent Palestinian state and address the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

Donald Trump's new travel ban targets nationals from 12 countries, with some facing a full ban and others a partial ban. The ban is set to come into effect on 9 June, with exemptions for certain individuals and athletes.

President Trump signs travel ban targeting 12 countries with 'hostile attitudes' to the US, citing security concerns and the need to prevent harm to the country.

The director of the World Food Programme is calling for Israel to allow humanitarian aid into Gaza to prevent catastrophic food insecurity. Limited aid distribution is ongoing, but Palestinians have been killed by Israeli gunfire near aid sites.

The UK government is appalled by reports of Palestinians being killed while trying to access aid sites in Gaza. The newly opened aid centres have been criticized for endangering civilians. The UK has called for an independent investigation into the incidents and urged Israel to end its block on aid into Gaza.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is meeting President Trump for the first time, with trade, defense, and past criticisms of the US likely to shape the discussions.

Paramedic Assad al Nsasrah, who survived an Israeli attack in Gaza, alleges torture in Israeli custody. He was detained for 37 days before being released. Assad claims to have seen Israeli troops shooting injured medics from close range.

Hamas and Israel react to comments by former Biden official Matt Miller, who accused Israel of committing war crimes in Gaza. Hamas condemns the occupation and exposes its crimes, while Israel maintains it upholds international law and investigates claims.

The Israeli-backed aid plan in Gaza has resulted in chaos, confusion, and killings, with only one of the four aid compounds opening daily. Poor communication, contradictory instructions, and limited food supply have led to dangerous situations and casualties for Palestinians seeking aid.

Mohamed Soliman faces multiple charges for the targeted attack with Molotov cocktails, including attempted murder and assault. If convicted on all charges, he could face up to 624 years in prison.

Suspect to face charges in court after eight injured in Colorado petrol bomb attack during pro-Israel demonstration.

UN Secretary-general Antonio Guterres condemns the deaths of Palestinians seeking aid in Gaza, calling it unacceptable. Conflicting reports attribute the deaths to Israeli forces opening fire and an Israeli airstrike.

A man in Colorado is accused of targeting individuals at a rally with petrol bombs and a makeshift flamethrower, injuring eight people. The suspect allegedly planned the attack for a year and expressed extremist views against Zionist people.

Man charged with murder after petrol bomb and 'flamethrower' attack at rally for Israeli hostages in Colorado. Eight people were injured, with one in critical condition, after being targeted by a man shouting 'Free Palestine'. FBI labels incident as 'act of terrorism' and names suspect as 45-year-old Mohamed Soliman.

Matthew Miller, a former Biden official, accuses Israel of war crimes in Gaza and discusses internal disagreements. He also reflects on Biden's candidacy and offers nuanced views on the Trump presidency.

Former state department spokesperson Matthew Miller believes Israel has committed war crimes in the recent fighting in Gaza. Despite calls for a ceasefire, tensions remain high as Hamas seeks changes to the US Israel peace deal.

FBI is investigating a targeted terror attack in Boulder, Colorado, with reports of several victims. Witnesses say a suspect threw petrol bombs at people during a walk to remember Israeli hostages in Gaza.

Laila Soueif, mother of activist Alaa Abd el Fattah, is on a hunger strike in protest of her son's imprisonment in Egypt. Her daughter expresses concerns for her mother's health as she continues the strike. The family is urging the British government to act urgently to secure Alaa's release.

At least 21 killed in Gaza while seeking aid, with 175 others wounded. Reports suggest the deaths were caused by an Israeli strike on an aid distribution point.

Conflicting reports emerge after 31 people are killed near an aid distribution centre in Gaza. Witnesses allege Israeli forces opened fire, but the IDF denies these claims. The incident underscores the difficulties of providing aid in the conflict-torn region.

Israel confirms the death of Hamas leader Mohammad Sinwar, while Hamas seeks changes to a US ceasefire proposal. The US envoy criticizes Hamas's response as unacceptable.

The UK defence secretary has expressed confidence that the country will increase defence spending to 3% of GDP in the next parliament. This commitment is part of a plan to strengthen the armed forces and address rising threats, with a focus on long-term planning and innovation.

Elon Musk's departure from his role as special government was confirmed by the US president at a press conference where journalists asked trivial questions. Musk's significant impact and methods were not scrutinized during the conference.

Al-Awda Hospital in northern Gaza is no longer functional after being surrounded by Israeli troops, leading to the evacuation of patients and health workers. The World Health Organisation has expressed concern over the closure impacting the people in the region.

Elon Musk leaves Trump administration, gets punched by son resulting in a black eye. Trump thanks Musk for service and gives him a special present at press conference.

Tragedy struck when a man was killed and another injured after being emptied into a bin lorry while sleeping in a waste container outside a shopping centre in New York.

Israel accepts US ceasefire plan for Gaza, while Hamas considers it. The plan includes a 60-day pause in fighting and the release of hostages, with Israel reserving the right to resume military action if needed.

UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy pledges to do more for injured children in Gaza, highlighting the urgent need for a ceasefire. The UK government has increased aid to address the medical catastrophe in Gaza.

A British charity is advocating for the UK to provide life-saving medical treatment to seriously ill children from Gaza. The charity has identified two children in need of urgent help and is urging the UK government to issue visas quickly.

Over 300 public figures, including celebrities and activists, are urging the UK Prime Minister to stop arms sales to Israel and provide humanitarian aid to Gaza. They emphasize the urgent need to address the suffering of children in Gaza and take concrete actions to end the crisis.

Neanderthals may have engaged in artistic expression, as indicated by a painted pebble resembling a face found in central Spain. The discovery challenges the belief that art originated solely with modern humans.

Israel and the US defend new Gaza aid system despite criticism and chaos. Palestinians storm compound, leading to looting and clashes. Aid distribution forces Palestinians to travel to the far south of Gaza, putting them at risk.

Dozens of Palestinians were injured in Gaza after a crowd overran an aid hub, with most injuries caused by gunfire. The incident occurred at a new aid distribution center set up by a US and Israeli-backed foundation.

Richard and Yalda discuss the potential for a ceasefire in Gaza amidst international criticism. They also delve into Israel's use of talking drones, share insights from interviews with Hamas officials, and analyze the US-Iran nuclear deal. The hosts also explore the lifestyle of the super-rich in Tehran and the latest drama between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin.

India's suspension of the Indus Water Treaty has escalated tensions with Pakistan, potentially leading to a water war between the two nuclear-armed neighbours.

Palestinians in Gaza are seeking aid despite fears of Israeli checks. Legal professionals in the UK are calling for sanctions on Israel over accusations of genocide and war crimes.

Far-right activist Tommy Robinson, also known as Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, has been released early from prison after his sentence was reduced by four months. He plans to hold a free speech festival for his supporters and faces upcoming legal proceedings in separate cases.

Gary Lineker leaves Match Of The Day after 26 years due to an antisemitism controversy. He tearfully signed off from the BBC's flagship highlights programme, thanking colleagues and viewers.

The Thistle, UK's first drug consumption room, aims to provide a safer environment for drug users, but some locals are experiencing a rise in drug-related problems in the community. Glasgow City Council denies an increase in reports despite residents' claims.

MSF chief discusses the tragic deaths of nine children in Gaza, emphasizing the challenges faced by hospitals in the region. The ongoing conflict has led to a dire humanitarian situation, with limited access to essential services like water and electricity.

A police officer is fighting for his life after a serious incident in Stoke Poges, Buckinghamshire. Two suspects have been arrested in connection with the incident.

A doctor's family in Gaza was devastated by an Israeli strike, resulting in the deaths of nine children. The attack has left the surviving son injured and the husband in critical condition.

Welsh Labour leader seeks fair funding for Wales in meeting with Sir Keir Starmer ahead of spending review. Discussions also included winter fuel payments and the two-child benefit cap.

Israeli embassy workers shot in DC, Trump administration's stance on antisemitism, Harvard faces financial impact from international student ban.

Irish hip-hop trio Kneecap faces controversy over political stances and terrorism charges, sparking debate on freedom of speech and political scrutiny in the music industry.

The Department of Homeland Security has revoked Harvard's ability to enroll international students, leading to thousands having to transfer or leave the US. Harvard is now suing the Trump administration over the funding freeze and accusations of ideological bias.

Kneecap member Liam O'Hanna charged with displaying flag in support of Hezbollah at London concert. Group announces surprise show at 100 Club in London after incident.

The government's abrupt reversal on winter fuel allowance has raised concerns about its ability to make tough fiscal decisions and maintain market confidence. The lack of a clear plan for mitigation has left many questioning the government's approach moving forward.

A man shot two Israeli embassy staff members outside a Jewish museum in Washington DC, chanting a pro-Palestinian slogan. Witnesses describe the chaotic moments after the shooting, with the suspect eventually arrested by police.

Israeli embassy staff shooting suspect shouted 'free Palestine' during the attack, prompting questions about diplomatic security. The victims, a couple due to become engaged, were junior aides. The incident has sparked fears of glorification and condemnation from the White House.

Two staff members of the Israeli embassy in Washington DC were killed in a shooting near the Capital Jewish Museum. Israel's ambassador to the UN called it an act of antisemitic terrorism.

UK government calls for investigation after Israeli troops fire warning shots at British diplomats in the West Bank. Incident condemned by Western nations. Israel claims delegation deviated from approved route.

Former spy chief warns of far-reaching consequences of Israel's war in Gaza and potential for radicalization. UK, France, and Canada condemn Israel's actions, threatening targeted sanctions.

British doctor in Gaza calls on world leaders to address the dire situation of starvation and destruction caused by Israeli bombardment. Hospitals are struggling to cope with malnourished patients, particularly children, amid the ongoing conflict.

UK suspends trade talks with Israel over Gaza conditions, signaling isolation of Israeli leadership and pressuring for aid access.

Aid trucks have entered Gaza after a long blockade, carrying food supplements for at-risk children. Israel has implemented a new aid distribution system controlled by military contractors, raising concerns about access to aid for vulnerable groups.

David Lammy's denouncement of Israel's actions in Gaza led to the UK taking diplomatic actions, including suspending a free trade agreement and sanctioning individuals. The UK's response was met with criticism from Israel, with tensions escalating over the situation in Gaza.

Ahmed Al Dali, a para-cyclist from Gaza who lost his leg in an Israeli bombing in 2014, was killed in an Israeli airstrike. The Gaza Sunbirds team mourns his loss and calls for an end to civilian casualties.

Ryanair's profits fell due to lower ticket prices, but the airline is now increasing fares to recover losses and expects reasonable net profit growth in the coming year.

Gary Lineker will be stepping back from the BBC after this season's Match Of The Day and will not be presenting the 2026 World Cup coverage. His departure follows controversy over a social media post he shared that contained antisemitic imagery.

Sky News discusses the impact of Trump's Middle East trip with former US ambassador Barbara Leaf, including his meeting with Syrian President Ahmed al Sharaa. They also touch on Biden's cancer diagnosis and Trump's response to the news.

Britain may need anti-subversion laws to counter state threats undermining democracy, says Jonathan Hall KC. He warns of the exploitation of social media by foreign intelligence agents to cause damage to national security.

Nicosur Dan, a mathematician, won the presidential election in Romania, surprising many as he defeated the populist candidate. The country is now hopeful for a future of unity and progress under his leadership.

Research shows that feelings of isolation in Britain are more linked to wealth and the cost of living than immigration. Asian or Asian British people are more likely to feel like strangers, and the shift to working from home has also contributed to increased isolation.

Israel will permit food supplies into Gaza to prevent a starvation crisis and ensure the continuation of the military operation against Hamas.

Pope Leo XIV's inauguration highlighted his commitment to peace and unity, as he emphasized serving as a brother to 1.4 billion Catholics worldwide. The new pontiff condemned economic systems that marginalize the poor and called for negotiations in conflict zones.

Dr Tom Potokar, based at the European Hospital near Khan Younis, described the devastating impact of the ongoing conflict, treating severe injuries caused by the airstrikes. The Hamas-run health ministry reported 464 deaths in the week to Sunday.

Israeli strikes in Gaza have resulted in over 100 deaths and the closure of a major hospital. Peace talks in Qatar include negotiations on ending the conflict and potential truce agreements.

Israeli strikes on Gaza have resulted in over 100 deaths, including journalists and families. Hospitals have been targeted, leading to closures and casualties. Peace talks between Israel and Hamas have not yielded any breakthroughs.

Over 60 people have been killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza, including women and children. The Israeli military has escalated its actions to pressure Hamas for a temporary ceasefire.

Israel is preparing to escalate its offensive in Gaza, with plans to defeat Hamas and retrieve hostages. The situation in Gaza is dire, with casualties mounting and hospitals overwhelmed.

Quintessentially, a high-end concierge service, founded by Sir Ben Elliot, is seeking a buyer amid financial challenges. The company caters to high net worth individuals, celebrities, and major corporations, offering services such as private jet flights and exclusive events.

Former FBI director James Comey was interviewed by the Secret Service over a social media post that some officials interpreted as a call for violence against President Donald Trump. Comey shared a photo of seashells forming the numbers '86 47', which some believed meant to violently remove Trump from office, including by assassination.

Meet Jayden Price, a 14-year-old British boxer now fighting for Bahrain. Bahrain's support package would allow Jayden to maintain his amateur status through to the 2032 Olympic Games in Brisbane, aligning with his long-term development and Olympic ambitions.

US plans to resettle Palestinians from Gaza to Libya have raised concerns due to the unstable situation in Libya. The potential relocation could involve billions of dollars in frozen Libyan funds being released. The proposal has not been finalized, and the safety of relocating Palestinians to Libya remains a major issue.

US President Trump is set to return to Washington DC after his Middle East tour, with speculation about his next destination. Calls for him to join peace talks in Turkey are being made as he prepares to head back to the White House.

As Trump wraps up his Middle East tour, questions arise about his comfort level in dealing with the region's leaders and understanding the complexities of the situation in Gaza.

The Eurovision Song Contest 2025 promises a mix of moving ballads, quirky performances, and outrageous outfits. Favorites include entries from Sweden, Austria, the Netherlands, and the UK. Despite geopolitical tensions, the competition continues to showcase a diverse range of talent and creativity.

Over 50 people were killed in airstrikes on Gaza, with a journalist among the casualties. The Israeli military has not commented on the strikes.

Harvard Law School Library bought a rare original Magna Carta in the 1940s, believing it to be a copy. The document, worth millions, was wrongly dated and is now confirmed as an original from 1300.

Ben Cohen, co-founder of Ben & Jerry's, arrested after protesting US government's role in Gaza deaths during a Senate hearing.

Israel's recent attacks on Gaza hospitals have raised questions about the evidence used to justify the airstrikes. The escalating violence has led to casualties and destruction in the region, with no clear end in sight.

Sir Keir Starmer is in Albania to address the issue of migrant smuggling gangs in the Balkans and reinforce the government's commitment to reducing migration levels. The UK is working with Albania to tackle the issue at its source and prevent migrants from reaching British shores.

Donald Trump's visit to Saudi Arabia includes discussions on a major deal between the two nations and the lifting of sanctions on Syria. The love-in between the countries' leaders is highlighted during the visit.