Letters: Chris Rennard, David Ellis and Richard McNicol on revelations about the former prime minister’s conduct in office and commercial interests

Exclusive: Reform leader’s use of personal services firm is a practice criticised across the political spectrum

Exclusive: Reform leader’s use of personal services firm is a practice criticised across the political spectrum

A councillor has labelled flag-related vandalism 'pathetic'

A hospital strike in southern Gaza has killed at least eight people, including four journalists. The attack happened on Monday.

The silence of senior mainstream politicians and media organisations against the rise of a new well-organised far-right movement on Britain's streets is a disgrace, argues Adam Bienkov

The Guardian joins a Jordanian military airdrop for a rare chance to observe a landscape devastated by Israel’s offensive Seen from the air, Gaza looks like the ruins of an ancient civilisation, brought to light after centuries of darkness. A patchwork of concrete shapes and shattered walls, neighbourhoods scattered with craters, rubble and roads that lead nowhere. The remnants of cities wiped out. But here, there has been no natural disaster and no slow passage of time. Members of Jordan’s military stand among pallets of aid about to be dropped on Gaza. Continue reading...

Transcripts from Israeli war cabinet meeting show Netanyahu ignored calls from defence officials to advance ceasefire talks

As Israel refuses to let in sufficient humanitarian aid, a leading expert on famine explains why even “flooding the zone” with food won’t be enough.

Military ordered to turn ruins of Rafah into ‘humanitarian city’ but experts call the plan an internment camp for all Palestinians in Gaza