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Satellite images appear to show land being cleared near Egypt’s border with Gaza

Public Health Scotland said all five cases have been linked to travel.

The monkey, called Olive, was born on December 1 2023.

Nintendo also walked off with two awards for a pair of recent hits

RMT says next week’s London Overground strikes have been suspended after they received an ‘improved pay offer’

How did the Dubliner go from a troubled childhood in which his mother died of a heroine overdose, to the toast of Hollywood? Hayley Spencer reports on his unconventional rise to stardom

The force will turn six vacated shops on Gravel Lane into offices

The two-time Olympian is standing in for judge and Diversity troupe leader Ashley Banjo.

David Kennedy, general secretary of the SPF, said he believes numbers are now below 16,000.

Sandip Patel, 51, stabbed 39-year-old Marina Koppel more than 140 times in her rented flat in Chiltern Street, west London on August 8 1994.

Amir Noor, from Harrow, is only the second person in the UK to be convicted under the FGM Act of 2003

This isn't going to be one of those newsletters that opens with a Tony Blair reference, a convoluted 1990s pop culture storyline or a self-deprecating yet witty personal anecdote. We can leave those at home. Instead, allow me to regurgitate three things the godfather of psephology, Sir John Curtice, said this morning, in the wake of Labour's double by-election victories:

The young, disabled and armed forces are all entitled to cheaper travel ‘but many of them do not know it’, the mayor has been warned

The post has since been deleted from the TikTok account North shares with mum Kim Kardashian

Anne met volunteers from Off the Streets North Northamptonshire and heard from those affected by knife crime during the visit.

The statistics do not lie. Antisemitic incidents in Britain are at an all-time recorded high. The annual report from the Community Security Trust released yesterday made for depressing reading, showing that in the forty years of collecting data, there has never been a larger total. In 2023, 4,103 incidents were recorded, a mixture of physical, verbal and online attacks. Well over half were in London, unsurprising perhaps since that is where British Jewish life is concentrated, with approximately... Читать дальше...

In Hackney, the London borough where I live, “hipster” is an essential bit of anthropological vocabulary. For they are everywhere, and come in various subclassifications. But where does this term-of-art, associated closely with East London and the trendier bits of many cities, actually come from? The poppy fields of India, apparently. In the eighteenth and nineteenth century those who smoked opium, the powerful drug derived from the poppy, did so while resting on one hip. This preferred drug-taking... Читать дальше...

The Scottish Labour leader was speaking as he rallied the party ahead of a general election expected later this year.

Among those attending the requiem mass on Friday for Sir Tony, who died last month aged 73, were Sir Keir Starmer and Gordon Brown.

Thousands were said to be inside Gaza’s largest functioning hospital when it was hit on Friday

There’s been good news for animal lovers and party animals this week

A cyclist in his 20s has been taken to hospital after colliding with a lorry on the Pentonville Road on Friday morning.

The telecoms giant says it will create the first dedicated national fixed network company to directly challenge Openreach.

More than 200 members of the Public and Commercial Services union (PCS) at National Museums Liverpool (NML) will take industrial action.

Watford General Hospital has been told to act after a suicidal man died hours after being allowed to leave A&E