World leaders attended the opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum in Giza, which showcases over 50,000 ancient artifacts, including the full collection from King Tutankhamun's tomb. The museum aims to boost tourism and will open to the public on Tuesday.

Israel says remains returned from Gaza are not missing hostages, renewing accusations that Hamas is violating the ceasefire. Identification of bodies continues amid challenges, and a Palestinian teenager was killed by Israeli soldiers in the West Bank.

Britain will sell 20 Eurofighter Typhoon jets to Turkey in an £8 billion deal, strengthening defence ties and supporting UK jobs. The agreement marks the largest fighter jet sale for Britain in almost 20 years.

A Border Force officer and two others have been charged after 25 kilograms of heroin were found at Birmingham Airport. The case comes after two other officers were jailed in separate drug cases last year.

Donald Trump claims to have ended eight international wars and seeks recognition with the Nobel Peace Prize. Experts and critics dispute the accuracy and impact of his peace efforts, while his candidacy for future prizes remains uncertain.

Israel has allowed Red Cross and Egyptian teams into Gaza to help search for the bodies of hostages, as part of efforts to uphold a ceasefire. Tensions remain high after recent Israeli airstrikes in Gaza, and international mediators are urging both sides to maintain the truce.

Bob Vylan's Manchester concert has been postponed amid controversy and calls for cancellation from Jewish leaders and politicians. The decision follows concerns over the band's previous statements and a recent local attack. The venue has rescheduled the gig for next year.

Senior American officials have arrived in Israel, highlighting the United States' central role in diplomatic and military efforts following recent conflict. Vice President Vance called for flexibility and security for both Israelis and Palestinians, while long-term plans for Gaza remain uncertain.

Britain has sent a senior commander and troops to Israel to help monitor the Gaza ceasefire, joining an international effort led by the United States. The deployment comes amid ongoing tensions and reports of renewed violence in the region.

Bob Vylan's frontman stands by his controversial Glastonbury chant, despite backlash and cancelled appearances. He says the response was disproportionate and emphasizes his support for Palestinians.

The King visited a Manchester synagogue after a fatal attack during Yom Kippur that left two dead. The attacker was shot dead by police after targeting worshippers and pledging allegiance to a terror group.

The government has announced new V Levels qualifications for 16 to 19-year-olds, aiming to overhaul vocational education and expand higher-level learning. The reforms include new funding, Technical Excellence Colleges, and support for students struggling with English and maths. Education leaders have welcomed the changes, but political debate continues over their effectiveness.

Hamas has handed over two more hostage bodies to Israel, bringing the total to twelve. The Rafah border crossing remains closed as ceasefire talks continue. Humanitarian conditions in Gaza remain dire amid ongoing negotiations.

Israel has received the remains of a tenth hostage from Gaza, with both sides blaming each other for delays in the process. The recovery is part of a larger agreement involving the release of hostages and prisoners. Hamas is also urging for more aid and reconstruction efforts in Gaza.

New videos show Israeli supplies reaching a Gaza militia, as Hamas cracks down on rival armed groups. The footage suggests growing Israeli involvement with anti-Hamas factions amid escalating violence in the region.

Fresh scrutiny surrounds the government's ties to China after a collapsed spy trial. Officials face questions about their response and the broader relationship with Beijing. The article also features coverage of Donald Trump's Middle East peace plan announcement.

Government officials are meeting to reconsider a ban on Israeli fans at a Birmingham football match, which has sparked political and public debate. The decision, made over safety concerns, faces criticism from senior politicians and football authorities.

Israelis gathered to mourn Guy Illouz, a victim of the October 7 attack, reflecting a sense of collective grief and responsibility. Many expressed sorrow for the lives lost and the impact of the violence on hopes for peace.

Hamas has handed over the bodies of two more Israeli hostages, but uncertainty remains over others still missing. The fragile ceasefire is under strain as disputes continue over the return and identification of hostages and the flow of humanitarian aid into Gaza.

UK charities have renewed their call for donations to help people in Gaza as aid begins to enter the region after a ceasefire. Essential supplies, including food and medicine, are being distributed to address urgent needs.

An Oxford student was arrested for allegedly inciting racial hatred during a pro-Palestine march. The university has suspended the student and reaffirmed its stance against discrimination. The arrest follows a recent ceasefire in Gaza.

A former restaurant owner allegedly sold his business to fund a planned terror attack on Jewish people in Manchester. He and his brother are on trial after being accused of plotting violence and sharing extremist material online. Both deny the charges.

Border crossings between Pakistan and Afghanistan remain closed for a fourth day amid ongoing clashes. The violence has caused casualties on both sides and disrupted trade, with no clear end in sight.

Israel has received the bodies of four hostages from Hamas, increasing pressure on the group to return all victims as part of the ceasefire deal. United States President Donald Trump has threatened forceful disarmament of Hamas if it does not comply, while families and international leaders urge the release of all hostages.

All living hostages have been returned to Israel, prompting celebrations and a peace commitment signed in Egypt by Donald Trump and regional leaders. The world watched as Trump took the lead in these historic events.

Prisoner releases in the West Bank have sparked both celebration and sorrow, as many families were separated by last-minute decisions to send prisoners to Gaza. The events have exposed deeper divisions and ongoing tensions, despite the current ceasefire.

SpaceX's latest Starship test flight was a success, with the rocket traveling halfway around the world and testing new features. The flight marks progress toward future Mars and moon missions.

A twelve-year-old Palestinian girl has died in Gaza after months of malnutrition, underscoring the severe food shortages in the region. Hundreds have died from malnutrition, with aid agencies warning of famine. Border crossings are reopening, allowing more food and supplies to enter Gaza.

Hamas has released the first seven Israeli hostages to the Red Cross as part of a Gaza ceasefire deal. Israel will free over 1,900 Palestinian prisoners in exchange. The ceasefire has also allowed displaced Palestinians to return to northern Gaza.

Trump's envoy has promised Israeli hostages in Gaza that they will soon be reunited with their families, as Israel prepares for their release. Humanitarian aid is set to resume in Gaza, and world leaders will meet in Egypt to discuss a permanent peace deal. The possible appointment of Tony Blair to oversee Gaza's transition has drawn criticism from Palestinian leaders.

Roei Shalev, a survivor of the Nova Festival attack, has died two years after losing his girlfriend in the same incident. His body was found in a burning car, and police are investigating. Shalev had previously spoken about his struggles with trauma following the attack.

Tens of thousands of Palestinians have returned to northern Gaza after a ceasefire and Israeli troop withdrawal. The agreement includes hostage and prisoner exchanges, with world leaders set to meet in Egypt. Hamas has signaled openness to new governance but opposes foreign oversight.

Tens of thousands of Palestinians have returned to northern Gaza after a ceasefire deal involving a prisoner and hostage exchange. President Trump, who played a key role in brokering the agreement, plans to visit the region for further talks. Hamas has signaled openness to new governance in Gaza but rejects foreign supervision.

Donald Trump steps into the spotlight as a peacemaker in the Middle East, while domestic tensions and political shifts grow. Protests erupt in Chicago, and a Trump opponent faces legal trouble.

Two years of conflict have left Gaza in ruins, with tens of thousands killed and nearly all residents displaced. Most homes are destroyed, famine is widespread, and hopes for a ceasefire are tempered by uncertainty.

Religiously-motivated hate crimes in England and Wales have reached a record high, with a sharp rise in offences against Muslims. Overall hate crime numbers have increased, while some categories saw declines. The government has pledged more support for affected communities.

Two men are on trial accused of planning a deadly attack on Manchester's Jewish community, with prosecutors alleging they prepared for mass fatalities. The trial was interrupted by a defendant's outburst, and all accused deny the charges.

Donald Trump is once again in the spotlight as a potential Nobel Peace Prize candidate, but experts say he is unlikely to win. The prize, which will be announced Friday, has a record number of nominees, including humanitarian groups and figures from current global conflicts.

Donald Trump expressed hope for a Gaza ceasefire as Israelis marked the anniversary of the October 7 attacks. Memorials were held for victims, while negotiations continue amid ongoing conflict and international criticism.

The ex-wife of a man injured in the Manchester synagogue attack says her family no longer feels safe in the United Kingdom. She describes ongoing antisemitic abuse and fears for their future. The family is questioning whether they can remain in the country.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has condemned pro-Palestine protests on the anniversary of the Hamas attack, citing rising antisemitism and recent violence. He reaffirmed support for Jewish communities and welcomed new peace efforts in the Middle East.

Sebastien Lecornu has become the seventh prime minister to resign under President Emmanuel Macron, lasting less than a month in office. Macron's presidency has seen frequent changes in the prime minister's role, reflecting ongoing political turbulence in France.

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Sharren Haskel slammed the UK government for betraying the Jewish community and highlighted the impact of immigration on antisemitism. She called on attendees to be proud of their heritage and not surrender to the woke agenda.

Chinese state media reports that hundreds of people stranded near Mount Everest have been rescued. Rescuers cleared access to campsites, guiding trekkers to safety. More than 200 others are expected to arrive in stages in Qudang.

Kemi Badenoch expressed concerns about the rise of intimidation on British streets, especially during Pro-Palestine protests. She emphasized the need to draw a line against such behavior and support government efforts to impose restrictions on repeat protests.

Egypt to host talks on releasing Israeli hostages in Gaza, involving delegations from Israel and Hamas. Hamas agrees to return remaining hostages and engage in negotiations over peace plan.

Green Party member Ellie Chowns criticizes leader Zack Polanski's 'eco-populist' label as not healthy, emphasizing the party's focus on solutions and truth in politics.

President Trump has ordered the deployment of National Guard troops to Chicago to address the lawlessness in the city. This decision follows similar orders for other cities experiencing unrest.

Police have been given more time to question suspects in the Manchester synagogue terror attack. Three victims remain in hospital following the incident. The investigation is ongoing with a focus on establishing the full details of the attack.

Prince William's Earthshot Prize demonstrates his commitment to tradition and modernization, aiming to make a positive impact on issues like the climate crisis for future generations.

Trump says Gaza ceasefire will start when Hamas confirms US plan, leading to the release of hostages and a prisoner exchange. Hamas accuses Israel of continuing military operations against Palestinians in Gaza.

Over 400 individuals arrested in London during pro-Palestine protest as demonstrators defy calls to reconsider after Manchester synagogue terror attack. Crowds gathered in central London to oppose the ban on Palestine Action, resulting in a large number of arrests.

Gunfire and explosions echo through Gaza City as Sky News reports on the devastation and military presence in the once-affluent suburb of Tel al-Hawa, now a wasteland of destruction and rubble. Israeli soldiers control the area, revealing the grim reality of war and the impact on civilians.

Marcus Fakana, who had spent time in a Dubai prison, died in a car crash in London following a police pursuit. The 19-year-old was released from jail in Dubai just three months prior to the fatal accident.

A UK ticket-holder has won the £26m EuroMillions jackpot, with urging for others to check their tickets. The National Lottery operator highlights the impact of playing on National Lottery-funded projects.

President Trump's unconventional diplomacy may lead to a breakthrough in the Hamas-Israel conflict, with Trump interpreting Hamas' response as a step towards peace. Trump's call for Israel to halt bombing Gaza represents a significant change in US approach to the conflict.

Pro-Palestine marches in London and Manchester will proceed despite calls to cancel after a synagogue terror attack. Organisers are urged to reconsider by politicians and police officials, but the protests are expected to continue as planned.

Israel is supporting a Palestinian rebel group in Gaza with cash, guns, and cars, despite the group's history of looting aid trucks. The investigation reveals a complex web of support from Israel, including coordination with the Palestinian Authority and Arab states to smuggle supplies into Gaza.

Hamas has agreed to release Israeli hostages, dead and alive, as part of Donald Trump's peace plan for Gaza. The group also expressed interest in negotiations to discuss details, including transferring administration of the enclave to a Palestinian body of independent autocrats.

Trump has given Hamas until Sunday to agree to a deal to end the conflict in Gaza or face severe consequences, including 'all hell' breaking out against the group.

Metropolitan Police urges cancellation of planned protest after Manchester attack. Home secretary condemns pro-Palestine protests as 'un-British'. Green Party leader criticizes government response to protests.

Two men killed in a terrorist attack outside a synagogue in Manchester have been identified. Police have named the suspect and made arrests in connection with the incident.

Sean 'Diddy' Combs has penned a letter to the court acknowledging his mistakes and expressing remorse for his past actions. He apologises for the hurt he has caused others and asks for another chance to be a better father and community leader.

Manchester synagogue attacked during Yom Kippur, prompting increased security measures. Previous warnings of rise in religious hatred across the UK.

Colombia, a narco state, faces scrutiny from President Trump for its role in cocaine production. Despite the risks, coca farmers continue to meet the demand for drugs from the United States and other parts of the world.

US President Trump's war on drug cartels has led to increased raids and military presence in Ecuador, a transit country for drug cartels. Ecuador is cooperating with the US to combat criminal networks, resulting in a crackdown on drug dealers and increased efforts to disrupt the drug trade.

Israel removes Greta Thunberg from Gaza aid flotilla, stating she is safe and healthy. The flotilla, made up of more than 40 civilian boats, was intercepted by Israeli authorities in international waters.

MPs call on the government to establish a Gaza Family Scheme to reunite Palestinians with family in the UK. The MPs stress the importance of creating a pathway for those trapped in Gaza to seek safety and be reunited with their loved ones.

FIFA VP believes UEFA should make the decision on Israeli teams, not FIFA. Israel's status in football not on agenda for upcoming FIFA Council meeting.

Trump's 20-point plan for Gaza, backed by Netanyahu, aims to bring peace to the region. The proposal includes promises of aid, rebuilding Gaza, and freeing hostages, but the question remains: who really benefits from this deal?

A powerful earthquake in the central Philippines has left at least 31 people dead, with search and rescue operations ongoing to find more victims. The quake caused significant damage to buildings, roads, and infrastructure in the affected areas.

A 6.9-magnitude earthquake in the Philippines has left at least 69 dead, with the hospital in Bogo struggling to cope with the casualties. The quake caused landslides, power outages, and significant damage in the region.

Trump gives Hamas a deadline to respond to Gaza peace plan, with key allies urging acceptance. The proposal heavily favors Israel and lacks a commitment to a two-state solution.

Several countries are considering boycotting Eurovision if Israel participates, leading to an emergency vote by the European Broadcasting Union. Artists like Noa Kirel believe the competition should focus on music rather than politics, while others argue for a stronger stance against Israel's actions in Gaza.

US military officials summoned to Marine Corps base are informed of changes to combat 'woke' culture. Defence secretary and President Trump emphasize fitness standards, grooming policies, and bullying definitions in new approach to military leadership.

Venezuelan President Maduro expands his security powers in response to escalating tensions with the US, granting himself the ability to mobilise armed forces and control public services and the oil industry.

Netanyahu threatens Hamas to accept Trump's peace plan, which includes returning hostages and demilitarisation. European leaders welcome plan, but concerns remain about implementation.

YouTube settles lawsuit with Trump for $24.5m after banning his account post-Capitol riot. $22m to go to trust for National Mall and White House ballroom construction.

Netanyahu faces backlash and support for Gaza peace deal, with some cabinet members outraged. Hamas critical of plan, demanding Palestinian self-determination for their support.

Sam and Anne analyze Starmer's speech, potential tax increases, Trump's Gaza plan with Blair, and offer a debrief in a later episode.

Hamas's armed group lost contact with hostages due to Israeli operations. Families of hostages seek US president's intervention.

Arrests were made as supporters of Palestine Action protested outside the Labour conference in Liverpool, accusing the party of breaching its duty to prevent genocide. The protest comes after Palestine Action was banned as a terror organization in July.

UN reimposes sanctions on Iran over accusations it violated nuclear deal, leading to increased tensions in the Middle East. Iran denies trying to build nuclear weapons and warns of a harsh response to the sanctions.

Donald Trump's recent statements and actions show a shift towards being completely unfiltered and unapologetic, defying conventions and facing criticism head-on. From controversial remarks on autism to combative speeches at the United Nations, Trump appears to view professional disapproval as a sign of authenticity and strength, rather than a liability.

Israel's military campaign in Gaza has led to the destruction of hospitals and medical facilities, forcing staff to flee and leaving patients in critical conditions. The volunteer nurse's firsthand account sheds light on the dire situation in the enclave.

US revokes Colombian president's visa after he calls for a global armed force and urges US troops to disobey Trump's orders.

Charlie Kirk's movement continues to expand after his death, with supporters expressing their commitment to his beliefs at vigils and memorials.

King and Queen to meet Pope Leo XIV in Vatican City during state visit to celebrate 2025 jubilee year, reflecting ecumenical work between Church of England and Catholic Church.

Benjamin Netanyahu faces a critical moment as Donald Trump hints at the end of the Israeli offensive in Gaza. The Abraham Accords are in jeopardy due to Israeli actions in the West Bank and Gaza.

From Israeli strikes in Gaza to misty autumn sunrises in London, these images capture the events of the week in stunning detail.

Microsoft's Azure software was used to store 'millions' of recordings of mobile phone calls made by Palestinians living in Gaza and the Israeli-occupied West Bank. The decision to 'cease and disable' certain IMOD subscriptions will not impact Microsoft's cyber security services to Israel and other Middle Eastern countries.

Authorities have identified human remains found in Washington state as Travis Decker, the father suspected of killing his three daughters. The discovery ends a months-long search following the deaths of the girls at a remote campsite. Officials confirmed the identification through DNA testing.

Trump has started to prosecute his enemies, with former FBI director James Comey facing criminal charges. Meanwhile, concerns are raised about Tylenol use in pregnancy and the safety of the most common abortion drug.

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas spoke at the UN, condemning Israeli attacks and Hamas actions. He called for an end to the war in Gaza and rejected the idea of an armed state.

The Trump administration is taking action to prevent Israel's national soccer team from being banned from the World Cup following calls for suspension. FIFA is investigating allegations against the Israeli FA amid mounting tensions.