Israeli airstrike kills at least 27 sheltering at Gaza school, says Hamas-run health ministry

Hungary will withdraw from the ICC as Benjamin Netanyahu visits the country, despite an ICC arrest warrant against him.

Two men have been arrested in London over alleged Hezbollah links. One of them was involved in preparations for an act of terrorism. They have been released on bail until mid-July.

A mass grave containing the bodies of 15 first responders was found in Gaza, as attacks on aid workers in the region increase.

Israel is expanding its military operation in Gaza and plans to seize large areas of the territory, according to the country's defence minister. The offensive is aimed at removing Hamas and ending the war.

Israel accused of targeting aid workers in Gaza, as bodies recovered from 'mass grave'

Sir Keir Starmer to address summit on illegal migration, calling for unity among nations to combat people smuggling and announcing £33m investment to disrupt networks.

Whisper Group, founded by Jake Humphrey and David Coulthard, is in talks with potential buyers for a sale. The company is open to various options and is focused on expanding in sport and international markets.

A judge in the US has ordered that a Turkish student detained by immigration officials should not be deported for now after voicing support for Palestinians. The Department of Homeland Security accused the student of engaging in activities in support of Hamas, but has not provided evidence.

Tate Britain will return a 17th century painting looted by the Nazis to the family of a Jewish Belgian art collector.

Donald Trump has signed an executive order targeting the Smithsonian Institution and accusing it of promoting 'corrosive ideology' and 'divisive' ideas. Vice President JD Vance has been tasked with removing 'improper ideology' from the institution.

The number of children killed in Gaza has risen above 15,000, leaving many orphaned and unable to dream of growing up. The United Nations has reported a doubling of cases of malnutrition among children in northern Gaza, and hundreds of children have been killed in the recent attacks.

The US is increasing its military presence in the Middle East, potentially planning heavy strikes on the Houthis in Yemen and sending a message to Iran.

Downing Street remains confident in intelligence sharing with the US despite security breach involving the Trump administration.

Gerard Depardieu denies sexual assault but admits to boorish behavior in trial.

Oscar-winning Palestinian filmmaker Hamdan Ballal has been detained by the Israeli military in the occupied West Bank after being beaten up by Israeli settlers.

Oscar-winning Palestinian filmmaker Hamdan Ballal has been detained by the Israeli military after being beaten up by Israeli settlers, according to activists.

An American journalist was accidentally included in a group chat where senior US officials discussed conducting airstrikes on Yemen's Houthis. The journalist revealed that he knew about the attack before it happened. The group chat included US vice president JD Vance, defence secretary Pete Hegseth, national security adviser Mike Waltz, and director of national intelligence Tulsi Gabbard.

Disney's live-action remake of Snow White And The Seven Dwarves tops box office despite controversy and mixed reviews.

At least seven people have been killed in drone attacks in Ukraine ahead of peace talks between Ukraine and Russia.

Tens of thousands of jobs on South Africa's citrus farms are at risk if the US imposes tariffs.

At least six people have died in southern Lebanon following Israeli airstrikes in response to rocket fire from Lebanon. The ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah is at risk as the violence escalates.

Sir Keir Starmer expresses concern about the lack of humanitarian aid in Gaza, Israel cuts off supplies, and Israeli attacks resume after failed ceasefire negotiations.

Istanbul's mayor Ekrem Imamoglu has been detained and questioned on terror-related charges and corruption allegations, sparking widespread protests across Turkey. Hundreds of protesters have been arrested during demonstrations in multiple cities. Mr Imamoglu is a popular opposition figure and is seen as a top challenger to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The detention is viewed by many as a politically driven attempt to remove him from the next presidential race.

Protests sweep Turkey as Istanbul mayor, a key challenger to Erdogan, appears in court on corruption and terror links allegations.

A Russian drone attack in Zaporizhzhia kills three family members and injures 12 people, highlighting differing interpretations of the ceasefire agreement between Ukraine and Russia.

Two killed and eight injured in Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon in response to rocket fire. Concerns raised about the stability of the ceasefire.

Israel announces the killing of Hamas' military intelligence chief in southern Gaza and orders ground forces to advance deeper into Gaza to pressure Hamas to release more hostages.

Incoming IOC president Kirsty Coventry plans to open talks on Russia's potential return to the Olympics and opposes banning countries over conflicts. She also discussed gender eligibility in sports and the future of Olympic hosts.

Disney's use of CGI in the live-action Snow White remake has drawn criticism from disability activists, who feel 'erased' and 'disregarded' by the decision. The film has already faced controversy over casting choices and the suitability of the story for the modern era.

Israeli strikes have killed at least 85 Palestinians in Gaza, including five UN staff members, as fighting in the enclave continues.

Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin discussed the possibility of a hockey match between their countries, using sport as a tool of diplomacy to foster cooperation and unity.

The International Olympic Committee's presidential election is taking place, with Lord Sebastian Coe, Juan Antonio Samaranch Jr, and Kirsty Coventry as the main contenders.

Istanbul's mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, a key rival of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, has been arrested by Turkish police on charges of corruption and terror links. The arrest comes days before Imamoglu is expected to be nominated as the presidential candidate for his party.

Labour, the party that created the welfare state, is now focused on cutting it back. Liz Kendall, the Labour work and pensions secretary, is unrepentant about going harder on benefit cuts than her Conservative predecessors.

Vladimir Putin agrees to partial ceasefire in Ukraine after phone call with Donald Trump.

The Israeli army has ordered the evacuation of large swathes of Gaza after a series of deadly overnight strikes, including areas that satellite images show are densely populated.

The parents of a US student missing in the Dominican Republic have asked police to declare her dead. Sudiksha Konanki, 20, disappeared on 6 March while walking along a beach in Punta Cana.

Israeli army issues evacuation orders for areas in Gaza, potentially signaling a ground offensive.

Israel launches extensive strikes in Gaza, resulting in numerous casualties. Ceasefire negotiations have collapsed, and the lives of Israeli hostages are at risk.

The UK government has accused Israel of breaking international law by blocking aid into Gaza, marking the first time it has made such a statement.

A father mourns the loss of his son in a nightclub fire in North Macedonia, which resulted in 59 deaths and over 150 injuries. Four arrest warrants have been issued in connection with the incident.

Pope Francis delivers his Sunday prayer from the hospital, acknowledging his current challenges and expressing solidarity with the sick. He highlights the importance of love, prayer, and hope in difficult times.

An Israeli airstrike in Gaza has killed at least nine Palestinians, including three journalists, and six volunteers from the Al Khair Foundation. The Israeli military says it struck two individuals who it identified as 'terrorists' and later struck several other suspects. The incident underscores the fragility of the ceasefire agreement in the region.

A gang has been jailed for kidnapping a Jewish-Israeli music producer in West Wales. The plot was described as 'significant and highly sophisticated' and targeted the victim based on his Jewish heritage and perceived wealth.

Thomas Tuchel has announced his first England squad, prioritizing veterans and the goal of winning the World Cup. The squad includes the return of Jordan Henderson and Marcus Rashford, and Harry Kane remains the captain.

The BBC has settled with four female news presenters over employment tribunal claims of age and sex discrimination. The presenters expressed their gratitude for the support they received and look forward to contributing further to the success of BBC News.

Hamas has offered to release an American-Israeli soldier and four other dual nationals as part of negotiations for the second phase of a peace deal with Israel.

Nearly 100 people were arrested after Jewish protesters stormed Trump Tower in New York demanding the release of pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil, who was arrested by immigration officials.

The legal proceedings against Mahmoud Khalil are a test of American tolerance and the First Amendment, with implications for the politics of change under Trump 2.0.

Steve Witkoff, a real estate mogul and close friend of Donald Trump, has been chosen to head up the US envoy to Moscow for negotiations with Russia about ending the war in Ukraine.

UK Eurovision hopefuls Remember Monday receive advice and well-wishes from last year's entrant Olly Alexander. The group has a history of setting their critics to music and has gained a large fanbase on TikTok.

Elon Musk's social media platform X was hit by a 'massive cyber attack' claimed by the hacking group Dark Storm Team. The group is known for targeting governments and organizations and causing disruption of services.

Donald Trump has labelled detained Palestinian student activist Mahmoud Khalil 'anti-American' and has warned of more arrests to come. Khalil, a Columbia University student, was detained by immigration agents and is currently awaiting deportation proceedings.

A comprehensive look at the major events and actions of Donald Trump's first 50 days as president, from media access changes to international relations.

Ireland is facing questions over its defense ahead of a meeting with President Trump, as cracks widen between the US and Europe. Irish politicians have been given privileged access to the White House for St Patrick's Day celebrations, but this year's invitations are causing headaches.

Lammy and European foreign ministers support Arab-backed plan for Gaza reconstruction, while Muslim nations reject calls to remove Palestinians from Gaza.

The number of conflicts has been rising, and many argue that having more women in leadership positions could lead to a more peaceful world. However, history shows that women leaders have been just as prone to initiating conflicts as men, as they often feel the need to overcome gender stereotypes and appear tough on national security.

Former adviser Matt Pottinger explains the key principles behind Donald Trump's decision-making, including reindustrialization, reimbursement, real estate, and respect.

US special envoy to the Middle East says Hamas has not been forthright in recent discussions, breaking longstanding US position on negotiating with terrorists.

The UK government has confirmed a fatal drone strike on a 'known Daesh terrorist' in Syria, the first acknowledged strike since Labour came to power.

The White House has paused intelligence sharing with Ukraine, raising concerns about the implications for the war.

Sky News wins News Channel of the Year for eighth year in a row at RTS journalism awards.

Twenty-nine sick children from Gaza have arrived in Jordan for emergency specialist medical care.

Actor Noel Clarke is suing The Guardian's publisher over articles published in April 2021 that alleged sexual misconduct by Clarke. Clarke denies the allegations and is seeking damages for the damage to his reputation and lost work.

Adidas sells final pair of Yeezy trainers after cutting ties with Kanye West, leading to surplus stock and first annual loss in over 30 years.

Jay-Z sues woman who accused him of rape before dropping claim.

President Trump's approach to Ukraine and NATO raises concerns and questions about his motivations and the future of the alliance.

Channel 4 News admits that the son of a Hamas official appeared in their coverage of the Israel-Hamas war, following a controversy within the BBC over the same individual.

An Illinois man has been found guilty of hate crime murder after stabbing a six-year-old Palestinian-American boy 26 times in an attack fueled by anti-Muslim hatred.

Cypriot authorities failed to investigate the original claims of a British woman who was later convicted of lying about being gang-raped on holiday, according to the European Court of Human Rights.

Ukraine's open-pit titanium mines may be of interest to Donald Trump as he prepares to sign a deal with Kyiv to access Ukrainian minerals and rare earth.

The UK government has announced cuts to foreign aid spending, with £6bn per year being transferred to pay for defence. The government has only specified one area it wants to make savings in - the money that goes on housing asylum seekers in the UK. The primary impact of these cuts will be on the programmes and people in the countries that will see their funding cut.

Jeff Bezos, owner of The Washington Post, announced changes to the newspaper's opinion section, aligning it with the US political right and stating that it will write in support of personal liberties and free markets.

Thousands gather in Israel for the funeral procession of Shiri Bibas and her two young sons who were kidnapped during Hamas's attack on Israel in October 2023.

Donald Trump shares AI video of his vision of Gaza, featuring golden statues, bearded belly dancers, and Netanyahu on a sunbed.

The funeral of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah marks the end of an era for the group, with major geopolitical implications and a potential change in power dynamics in the region.

Israeli tanks have entered the Occupied West Bank as part of Operation Iron Wall, displacing thousands of Palestinians and causing destruction.

Four people are in custody after a knife attack in eastern France that authorities believe is connected to Islamic extremism. The suspect, an Algerian man, had a conviction for glorifying terrorism and is described as an Islamic extremist with a schizophrenic profile. The attack resulted in one death and injuries to seven police officers. The French government will discuss immigration in response to the incident.

Hamas condemns prisoner release postponement and Netanyahu's tactics in the ceasefire.

Keir Starmer faces the challenge of navigating the special relationship between the UK and the US under President Trump, who has shown less time for traditional alliances.

A 19-year-old Syrian refugee has been arrested for stabbing a Spanish tourist at Berlin's Holocaust memorial. Prosecutors believe he had been planning the attack for several weeks and was motivated by the Middle East conflict.

Six Israeli hostages have been released and hundreds of Palestinian prisoners are expected to be freed in the last scheduled release of the ceasefire's first phase.

Monument Bank is in talks to raise £200m in private funding ahead of an IPO on the Nasdaq exchange, aiming to become the bank of choice for professionals and mass-affluent customers in the UK.

Cancer death rates are almost 60% higher in deprived areas of the UK, with about 28,400 cancer deaths each year associated with deprivation, according to new research from Cancer Research UK.

Hamas has named six Israeli hostages to be released on Saturday, including two civilians who have been held in Gaza for a decade.

Operation Iron Wall in the West Bank is causing devastation and displacement, with Israeli troops raiding homes and demolishing buildings. The operation is seen as a way to appease far-right figures in the Israeli government and has already resulted in the shooting and death of a 10-year-old boy.

Israel accuses Hamas of not returning the body of hostage Shiri Bibas and demands their return.

The bodies of four Israeli hostages have been returned to the IDF in Gaza and will undergo identification.

Saudi Arabia has become a key global power broker, hosting an investment forum in Miami and using its investment power to further its own agenda in regional diplomacy.

Tell Mama, a monitoring organisation, has reported that anti-Muslim hate incidents in the UK have reached a record level, with 5,837 reports in 2024. The rise in incidents is attributed to events such as the Southport stabbings, the UK general election, and tensions in the Middle East. Islamophobic assaults also increased by 73% in 2024, with men being targeted more than women. The Muslim Council of Britain is calling for the government to address this issue through a comprehensive national strategy.

Alice Weidel, the leader of Germany's far-right AfD party, is a gay politician who splits her time between Berlin and Switzerland. She has endorsed the party's focus on migration and German nationalism and has made controversial statements about immigrants. Weidel is also a proponent of economic liberalism and has a family history tied to the Nazi regime.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan has said that US President Donald Trump would be 'absolutely' welcome to visit the UK, despite previously criticising him. Khan stated that his role as mayor is to stand up for the city's values and people. He also criticised US Vice President JD Vance for his comments on freedom of speech in the UK and Europe. Khan expressed concerns about the potential impact of trade wars and tariffs on American companies doing business in London.

England's chief judge criticizes Starmer and Badenoch for their comments on Gaza family coming to the UK on Ukraine scheme.

A far-right party is expected to come second in a federal election in Germany, causing tension and division in the country.

Sir Keir Starmer joins other political leaders in confronting the emerging new world order of Trump and Putin, particularly in terms of policing a peace deal for Ukraine. The bigger fear for Europeans is that America and Russia may not only want to discuss Ukraine, but also trade deals, geopolitical agreements, and potential land carve-ups.