Ayoub Junaid, seven, given new pair but needs surgery as Gaza’s children remain unable to access treatment

Fifa has found its tournament squarely caught up in the second Trump administration’s aggressive border restrictions

Human rights campaigners say honour for Avraham Zarbiv endorses ethnic cleansing and war crimes

Rights groups fear tactic of ‘domicide’ trialled in Gaza, where entire areas are made uninhabitable, is being used again

Aircraft carrier has been participating in strikes on Iran, after previously taking part in the operation to seize Venezuela’s president Nicolás Maduro

Israeli military says primary target, killed in a missile strike far from the frontlines, was a Hezbollah ‘terrorist’

Analysts fear Iran has played a weak hand well and the US has blundered into a defining strategic failure

In Georgia a woman was charged with murder after allegedly taking pills to induce a termination. Yet America happily drops bombs on children abroad

The president says the US does not use the Strait of Hormuz but it will help other countries police it

Exclusive: Analysis of more than 4,000 of Reform UK leader’s paid-for Cameo videos also shows they contain misogynistic remarks and antisemitic conspiracies

Exclusive: Analysis of more than 4,000 of Reform UK leader’s paid-for Cameo videos also shows they contain misogynistic remarks and antisemitic conspiracies

PM insists country will not be drawn into wider conflict despite Trump’s call for help in reopening strait of Hormuz

A relative tells BBC those killed were civilians and not Hezbollah operatives, but the Israel Defence Forces says it was targeting "terrorist infrastructure".

Mood among some in Iran shifts from hope of being rescued to dismay at destruction of infrastructure, culture and lives

The art of the heel: if you want a shot at the US presidency, you better be ready to sartorially debase yourself on the world stage, says Marina Hyde

Latest sculpture titled ‘King of the World’ includes plaques with pointed commentary on pair’s past association

The building appears to be among many devastated in Trump’s ‘major combat operations’ as long expected attacks arrive

At least the British gave us the perp-walk shots. But I fear that any Americans seeking real justice will have to wait, and wait, and wait, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

A Guardian analysis finds the vast majority of people who entered deportation proceedings for the first time from January to August last year had no criminal convictions

Freedom.gov appears to be administered by a branch of the Department of Homeland Security

Acquisition by Premier Group Recruitment boss Andrew Woosnam appears to be example of ‘phoenixism’ A recruitment business that went bust owing the tax authorities and other creditors almost £3m has promised to send its staff on an all-expenses paid trip to Las Vegas after being repurchased by its former owner for an initial £10,000. Premier Group Recruitment went into administration in September with debts of £2.9m – including £647,000 owed to HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC), which had commenced enforcement proceedings against the company. Continue reading...

Secretary of state calls the US ‘a child of Europe’ and urges continent to back a new world order

Analysis shows that the world is moving closer to China, as Trump’s isolationism rears its head at the United Nations

The Ukrainian skeleton racer ­Vladyslav Heraskevych says he is ready to be disqualified from the Winter Olympics

As a black Republican senator calls it "the most racist thing I've seen out of this White House", the administration says "stop the fake outrage".

She made key contributions to US cold-war science despite facing huge barriers as a Black woman.

Eyewitness video appears to capture the incident during which a federal agent shot and killed a 37-year-old man in Minneapolis