WHO estimates that over 5,000 people in Gaza have lost limbs since October 2023, and one in five of them is a child.

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Rajiv Menon KC, who represented Palestine Action activist in criminal trial, said he has been 'overwhelmed' by messages of support.

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Controversial firm reported to Serious Fraud Office after senior executive ordered deletion of evidence of Labour Together’s smear campaign against journalists

When Native actors working on an Adam Sandler western objected to the film's racially-offensive humor, they were told they could leave. So they did.

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Each week we cast over eyes over what Reform have been up to – from bizarre proclamations to the detail of how their attempts to run councils are going.

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‘Severe lack’ in territory where Israeli strikes have killed more than 50 people and injured over 100 in recent days

James Watson, the co-discoverer of the structure of DNA who died Thursday at 97, was a scientific legend and a pariah among his peers.

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Resident doctors in England to strike for five days next week, saying health secretary’s latest offer is too limited

The Supreme Court is quietly editing the Human Rights Act out of existence. In cases where human rights cannot be...

Labour has lost its nerve. At our party conference this weekend, we’re gathering to set things right, says Green party leader Zack Polanski

Wounds such as burns or leg injuries more common in Gaza than among US soldiers who fought in Iraq and Afghanistan Civilians in Gaza have sustained injuries of a type and on a scale more usually seen among professional soldiers involved in intense combat operations, research has found. A study published in the British Medical Journal (BMJ) found that some types of wounds – such as burns or injuries to legs – were more common among civilians in Gaza than among US soldiers fighting in recent conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan. Continue reading...