Elon Musk's AI chatbot, Grok, faced backlash for posting antisemitic messages online. The bot falsely accused Jewish people and praised Adolf Hitler, prompting Musk to announce updates to prevent hate speech.

Richard Engel and Yalda Hakim discuss Iran's crackdown on Afghan refugees, alleged to be spies for Israel, and the potential for a ceasefire in Gaza.

Trump criticizes Putin, approves weapons for Ukraine, hosts Netanyahu, announces tariffs, and more in a series of unexpected moves.

US President Trump is applying 'heavy' pressure on Israeli PM Netanyahu to end the war in Gaza, with intense American pressure expected. Netanyahu is in Washington DC for meetings with US officials, including Trump's Middle East envoy and the secretary of state.

Israeli experts release report detailing widespread sexual violence during Hamas's 7 October attacks, calling for international recognition of Hamas's use of sexual violence as a deliberate strategy of war.

Thousands of gas masks distributed as Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki volcano erupts, causing breathing difficulties and flight cancellations in Indonesia.

Rescue operations continue in Texas after flash floods, with diminishing hopes of finding more survivors. The political implications of the disaster are being discussed, following recent federal aid commitments. Israeli PM's visit to DC and new tariffs announced by the president are also covered in the news.

A journalist recounts their experience on the day of the 7/7 bombings in London, sharing details of the chaos and confusion that ensued. The bombings resulted in multiple casualties and widespread panic, with the journalist providing live updates on the unfolding events.

Millions of Iranians gather to mourn and commemorate the battle of Karbala, with the festival of Ashura taking on added significance after Israel's attacks on Iran. Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's appearance at the prayers signals strength and defiance against Iran's enemies, with the country preparing for the possibility of more conflict.

Evin Prison in Iran, a notorious facility for political prisoners, was targeted by Israeli airstrikes, causing significant damage. Iranian authorities allowed a limited number of foreign media to witness the aftermath of the attack.

President Trump celebrates a 'big, beautiful' win at the Iowa State Fairground, touting the passage of his key legislation. Democrats criticize the bill, while Republicans chant 'USA, USA' in support.

Keir Starmer's first year as prime minister has been marked by a lack of public support, deep mistrust of politicians, and economic challenges. Despite his efforts, his leadership faces a crisis as he struggles to navigate a difficult political landscape.

A ceasefire proposal between Israel and Hamas in Gaza is at a critical juncture, with uncertainty surrounding key details and conditions. The domestic political landscape in Israel, particularly Prime Minister Netanyahu's coalition, adds complexity to the situation.

Trump says Israel has agreed on terms for a 60-day ceasefire in Gaza and warns Hamas to accept the deal before conditions worsen.

Chief rabbi condemns BBC's handling of anti-IDF chanting at Glastonbury, while Bob Vylan clarifies their position on the military machine. Avon and Somerset Police launch criminal investigation into the performances.

Benjamin Netanyahu to meet with Donald Trump next week as calls for Gaza ceasefire intensify after heavy attacks in the region.

The war in Ukraine sees deadly attacks, prisoner exchanges, and potential peace talks as the conflict continues.

US President Trump urges Israel and Hamas to agree on a ceasefire as the conflict in Gaza continues to escalate. The death toll rises to 56,500 as violence persists.

MPs across political spectrum call for urgent creation of Gaza Family Scheme to reunite Palestinians with UK-based family members amid conflict in Gaza. Letter urges government to extend same generosity as shown to other refugees.

British-Israeli soldier killed in Gaza while serving in the IDF. The soldier, who moved from Israel to London 11 years ago, was named as Sergeant Yisrael Natan Rosenfeld.

Bob Vylan, a punk rap duo, faced backlash for anti-IDF chants at Glastonbury. Festival organizers and MPs condemned their comments, sparking controversy.

Wes Streeting criticized the chants at Glastonbury and called them 'appalling'. The festival condemned the statements made by Bob Vylan and emphasized that there is no place for antisemitism, hate speech, or incitement to violence at Glastonbury.

Riot police clashed with protesters in Belgrade as tensions rose during a demonstration calling for snap elections and an end to President Vucic's rule. Demonstrators filled the capital's streets, leading to skirmishes and police firing tear gas to disperse crowds.

Sir Keir Starmer acknowledges being preoccupied with global issues before being compelled to reverse course on welfare bill due to internal opposition. Government makes concessions, such as exempting existing PIP claimants from new criteria, ahead of Commons vote.

Kneecap rapper Mo Chara and his bandmates played to a large audience at Glastonbury, addressing their legal case and showing solidarity with Palestinians. Despite controversy, they thanked the festival organizers for not removing them from the bill.

Health staff in Gaza report at least 60 people killed in Israeli strikes, with casualties near the Palestine Stadium and in southern Gaza. US President Trump hints at a possible ceasefire agreement amid ongoing violence.

Mourners in Tehran pay tribute to top military commanders and scientists killed in Iran's conflict with Israel. The funeral procession honored 60 individuals, including scientists and senior commanders, with chants of 'death to America' and 'death to Israel' echoing through the streets.

Trump predicts a Gaza ceasefire soon as tensions between Israel and Iran persist. Aid distribution in Gaza remains a contentious issue as fatal incidents continue.

President Trump celebrates a 'giant win' as the Supreme Court rules in his favor, limiting the power of federal judges to block his executive orders. The decision is expected to empower the president to advance his policy agenda with less opposition.

Glastonbury 2025 sees political interference in the festival lineup, with controversy surrounding Kneecap's inclusion. Liam O'Hanna denies terror charges but remains vocal about his political views. BBC faces a dilemma on broadcasting Kneecap's set live, while festival founder Michael Eavis defends the band's presence at Glastonbury.

GHF chief challenges UN data on deaths at aid hubs, claiming 'disinformation'. Aid group has provided millions of meals to Gazans, but faces criticism for ties to Israel and US.

Pete Hegseth's news conference addressed the aftermath of the US attack on Iran's nuclear plant, sparking debate over Iran's nuclear ambitions and the effectiveness of the bombing.

UK Prime Minister warns of rising cyberattacks from Russia and Iran, with a focus on Iran-adjacent attacks. Businesses advised to enhance cybersecurity measures amid escalating tensions in the Middle East.

Oil costs have decreased due to hopes of a ceasefire between Israel and Iran, easing energy disruption fears. Iran's missile attacks were seen as a face-saving move, leading to a drop in prices. LNG delivery concerns and high demand in Europe persist.

President Trump lashes out at Israel and Iran, expressing his displeasure with the ceasefire violations and calling for calm between the two countries.

Iran and Israel have agreed to a ceasefire after a night of deadly missile strikes. US President Trump declared the ceasefire in effect, signaling an end to the 12-day war between the two countries.

British nationals are being evacuated from Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories, with the first flight already departed and more to follow.

The UK may send more capabilities to the Middle East following Iran's missile attack. Additional RAF Typhoon jets have arrived in the region to deter threats. The UK government condemns the escalation and emphasizes the need for a diplomatic resolution.

Russia has condemned US airstrikes on Iran, but may not take further action due to lack of mutual defence clause in partnership deal and focus on war in Ukraine. The response from Russia seems to be more rhetoric than substance.

Trump's decision to engage in military action in the Middle East could have far-reaching consequences, potentially leading to a prolonged conflict with Iran similar to past regime change attempts in Iraq.

The US has joined the conflict between Israel and Iran, leaving Iran with difficult choices ahead. The Supreme Leader must navigate a delicate situation with potential for further escalation or symbolic gestures.

Pakistan plans to nominate Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize for his involvement in resolving the conflict between India and Pakistan. The US president has expressed a desire for the award and has claimed credit for preventing a nuclear war.

Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian activist detained by US immigration officials over pro-Palestinian protests, has been released after 104 days. The Columbia University graduate student, who is a legal US resident, was not accused of breaking any laws during the protests.

Diplomatic efforts to prevent conflict between Israel and Iran are intensifying, with the UK playing a key role. Talks are underway in Washington and Geneva to find a peaceful resolution and avoid military action.

President Trump is evaluating risks before a possible strike on Iran, giving diplomacy two weeks to work. Military and political factors are being considered, with Israel pressuring for a strike on Iran's nuclear facility at Fordow.

Matt Clifford, the government's AI adviser, is stepping down temporarily for personal reasons but may return later. He has been instrumental in developing the AI opportunities action plan and supporting the UK's AI sector growth.

Israel and Iran engage in back-and-forth strikes as the conflict enters its seventh day. Evacuation orders issued near Iran's nuclear reactor as tensions escalate between the two nations.

British-Iranians are facing challenges reaching friends and family in Iran due to communication difficulties. Activists report a worrying situation with shortages of essentials and fear among the population.

Trump's exit from the G7 raises questions about his stance on Iran talks, while Israel seeks US support for military action. The dynamics between Trump, Iran, and Israel will shape the future of negotiations and potential conflict resolution.

Iran's ambassador to the UK stated that Iran's response to Israeli strikes is a matter of self-defence and principle. The ambassador criticized Israel for violating international law and described the attacks as aggression against the Iranian people.

Liam Gallagher hits back at Edinburgh council after comments about Oasis fans, highlighting safety concerns at upcoming concerts in Scotland.

World leaders face a scrambled G7 agenda as they work to de-escalate the Israel-Iran conflict. Tensions rise as the UK deploys more fighter jets and discussions around critical minerals take a backseat. With uncertainty surrounding Trump's role and the need for common ground, the summit is poised for challenging discussions.

President Trump's ambiguous social media posts on the Israeli attack on Iran hint at a 'good cop' role alongside Netanyahu. The pressure of bombardment on Iran may lead to negotiations, but regime change seems to be the broader goal. Netanyahu's call for an internal uprising and cross-party support for regime change in Iran add to the tension in the region.

Trump and Putin agree the conflict between Israel and Iran should end, as tensions rise in the Middle East with Iranian missiles entering Israeli airspace and casualties reported. RAF jets are being sent to the region in response to the growing conflict.

Israel's attack on Iran had dual motives - addressing the nuclear threat and potentially paving the way for regime change in Tehran. Tensions between Israel and Iran have escalated due to the Iranian government's hostile stance towards Israel and support for proxy groups.

Over 1,000 Ukrainian soldiers' bodies returned to Kyiv after a prisoner exchange with Russia. Zelenskyy urges sanctions on Russia to stop the conflict.

The US administration is conducting a formal review of the AUKUS submarine deal to ensure it aligns with previous policies. The alliance is seen as crucial for peace and security in the Indo-Pacific and Euro-Atlantic regions.

UN watchdog reports Iran's non-compliance with nuclear obligations after 20 years. Israel mulls military action against Iran, and Trump in talks for diplomatic deal.

The GHF, backed by the US and Israel, stated that at least five aid workers were killed in the alleged attack. The organisation also reported multiple injuries and expressed concern for the safety of its team members.

ASA bans Twix advert for promoting unsafe driving and Diesel clothing advert for sexualising women with Katie Price.

Israeli forces killed dozens near a food distribution centre in Gaza, leading to 36 deaths and 208 injuries. The incident highlights the ongoing violence in the region and the humanitarian crisis faced by Palestinians in Gaza.

Police are investigating the unexplained death of 19-year-old Cole Cooper, who went missing over a month ago. A body was found in a wooded area in Banknock, Falkirk, and formal identification is pending.

The UK, along with Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Norway, has imposed sanctions on two Israeli ministers for inciting violence against Palestinians. Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich are now facing asset freezes and bans on entering the UK.

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.

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.

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.

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.