One year into the US-backed truce in the enclave, Israeli forces have kept up a relentless military campaign

L’homme a été blessé au cou et évacué vers un hôpital ; l’enfant, lui, serait indemne. Il s’agit de la première fusillade dans cette ville impliquant la police fédérale de l’immigration. Le maire, Zohran Mamdani, a dénoncé « une situation inadmissible et d’une gravité exceptionnelle » et appelé à « abolir l’ICE ».

Islamic Relief calls for global action as deadly Israeli attacks in Gaza continue and humanitarian conditions worsen.

Alex Gibney’s documentary features shocking footage of the author’s stabbing in 2022 and insight into his grinding recovery

Andrew Garfield leads the rebellion against onerous taxes in Paul Greengrass’s rousing reimagining of 14th-century English history

Bedouin families uprooted by Israeli settlers describe a state-backed project of forced transfer in the West Bank.

Rabbi Dov Lando's comments expose tensions over Zionism, conscription and Netanyahu's ultra-Orthodox allies.

Iran's oil exports have struggled amid a US blockade. A Russian energy crisis because of Ukrainian attacks could help.

Two, plus third man released in August, have IPPs replaced after serving much longer than minimum terms Two men jailed with indefinite sentences for public protection (IPPs) have been freed after each serving about two decades in custody despite receiving minimum terms of two years or less. A high court judge and a magistrate hearing an appeal after a review by the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) told Luke Ings and Liam Bennett they would be freed, and also replaced an indeterminate sentence given to a third man, James Ward. Continue reading...

UK and Brussels to go ahead with key November meeting after agreeing to kick talks on industrial subsidies into next year

Foreign Secretary's oral statement to the House of Commons on Israel-Palestine as delivered.

A teenager struggling with climate anxiety searches for hope in an unexpected place – writing letters to imprisoned activists. Max, 14, is on a quest to understand the human stories behind direct acti...

Conflict between UN-recognised government and Iran-backed Houthis has impacts far beyond country’s borders

Former EPLP leader Richard Corbett looks at the myths and real objects that arise in any conversation about rejoining the EU.

The latest population data from the ABS allows us to look at how unevenly the aging process played out across Australia’s 100 largest towns.

Celebrated founder has structured his practice in unusual ways to promote creativity

Unprecedented protests that began in low-income banlieue are turning ugly, with investigations under way into police brutality

The key question that remains unanswered after the deadliest attack in Israel’s history is: how many people were killed not by Hamas, but by Israeli forces acting on the secretive Hannibal Directive?

Tit-for-tat expulsions expected after relations deteriorate as a result of UK ban on goods from illegal settlements

DHS agents not only tracked and intimidated people observing ICE activity in Maine, but stored information about them in a Palantir-built database, newly unsealed court filings say.

Prime minister orders ministers to tackle students’ five major demands, including organising replacement teachers and school repairs Hundreds of schools in France remained fully or partially closed on Monday as teenagers continued to blockade buildings and the government struggled to contain the biggest youth protest movement in years. A 15-year-old protesting against what the demonstrators say are France’s dilapidated ⁠and understaffed ​schools ‌had his hand ‌blown off on ‌Monday in the northern town of Lens, the local prefect François-Xavier Lauch ‌said. Continue reading...

Storico ribelle is produced by a small group of mountain herders according to a traditional farming system based on seasonal and rotational grazing

"As an electrophysiologist, I'm especially excited to see a Nobel Prize that puts ion channels in the spotlight. It is a remarkable example of how fundamental research can lead to breakthroughs that c...

Evictions and spiralling rents are the symptom, not the underlying disease

Move to hold vote on November 29 comes after government defeat on legislation aimed at ending housing crisis

Coming third in the World Cup was really not a disaster, and Saturday’s rout of Croatia and building the team around Jude Bellingham are good signs

Calls for release of six Matsadaash staff after one is charged, while whereabouts of other five remain unknown

Education minister says 24 schools have been burnt or ransacked and 78 staff members injured since student unrest began last week

Mounting evidence about how slavery shaped Britain shows that teaching about its history cannot be a matter of choice

After Turkish police found drugs on board the Phoenician M, the ship’s chief mate, Ali Albokhari, was sentenced to 30 years in prison. His wife is still fighting to free him

Those who have stepped in to keep young family members from going into care in England and Wales say the decision has brought them joy and hardship

Era of 'wasting time and dictating demands is over'; US must fulfill MoU, top Iran negotiator says.

Which salty condiment nails that deep flavour profile, and which is saltier than the sea? Our resident taster tries 10 soy sauces straight from the bottle

With surrogacy illegal in China, agencies and consultancies are increasingly connecting would-be parents with women overseas

Citizen environmentalists create online platform that flags spills in real time and highlights repeatedly polluted spots The easy thing for the people who live on the banks of the River Dart in Devon might have been to grumble and groan about the sewage spills that blight their beloved waterway. Instead, citizen environmentalists in the area have created a unique online platform that flags up spills in real time, highlights spots that are repeatedly polluted, and sets out where improvement work is planned – and where it isn’t. Continue reading...

On the day Andy Burnham spoke of the wrong turn Britain took under Thatcher, football was facing a day of reckoning over its own story of corporate acquisition

Kevin Rees, 63, faces a tougher sentence because the offence had a "terrorism connection".

Patrick McCabe’s herculean feat shows limits and possibilities of special educational needs and disabilities system

Selon une note de la DRPP concernant uniquement la Seine-Saint-Denis, et consultée par « Le Monde », « l’extrême gauche » aurait joué un rôle dès le début du mouvement. Mais la démonstration faite semble plutôt illustrer une volonté de surfer sur un mouvement lycéen particulièrement éclaté et spontané.

Saisie par des membres de la coalition de Benyamin Nétanyahou, la Commission électorale avait exclu la Liste arabe unie et la Liste unifiée à un mois du scrutin du 27 octobre, une décision annulée à l’unanimité par les juges.