Man charged under new border law for endangering lives
A man faces charges under new border security legislation after a dangerous Channel crossing. Read the full details of the case and the government's latest crackdown.
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Israel suspends Gaza aid groups including Doctors Without Borders
Israel will suspend over two dozen humanitarian organisations in Gaza from 1 January 2026 for failing new vetting rules. Read the full story on the escalating aid dispute.
Israel suspends 25 aid groups in Gaza from 2026
Israel will halt operations of Doctors Without Borders and over two dozen NGOs in Gaza for failing new vetting rules. Read the full story on the escalating aid dispute.
Freezing Rain Floods Gaza Camps, Worsening Humanitarian Crisis
Heavy rain floods makeshift camps in Gaza, with hypothermia deaths reported. Aid deliveries fall short as displaced families describe tents destroyed and belongings soaked.
Gaza's Only Catholic Church Celebrates Christmas in War
As Gaza's tiny Catholic community gathers for Christmas, Father Carlos Ferrero reveals their struggle for faith and survival amidst ongoing conflict, nightly papal calls, and a fragile ceasefire. Discover their story of resilience.
Gaza Aid Trucks: Israel's Claims vs Humanitarian Data
Two months post-ceasefire, debate rages over aid entering Gaza. Israel claims 600 trucks daily, but UN and rights groups dispute the figures. Explore the data behind the humanitarian crisis.
Gaza famine ends but hunger crisis persists, UN warns
The UN states famine has lifted in Gaza due to increased aid, yet 1.6 million face severe hunger. Winter floods and a fragile ceasefire exacerbate the dire humanitarian emergency. Read the latest.
Israel's 'Yellow Line' Becomes Lethal Gaza Border
Israel's military chief declares a 'yellow line' a new border, barring Palestinians from 58% of Gaza. Our report details the deadly consequences on the ground. Read the full analysis.
Scotland's First Center Parcs Recommended for Approval
Plans for a £450m Center Parcs near Hawick have been recommended for approval, promising 700 lodges and a major economic boost. The final decision is due on 8 December.
Scotland's First Center Parcs Gets Planning Approval
Planning officials recommend approval for Scotland's first £450m Center Parcs near Hawick. The 'transformational' project, opening in 2029, promises 700 lodges and major economic benefits for the Borders.
Measles Vaccinations Begin in Rebel-Held Eastern Congo
Vaccines finally arrive in conflict-hit eastern Congo nearly a year after a deadly measles outbreak began. MSF launches a critical campaign as cases soar above 36,000.
Mahmood's Landmark Asylum Reforms Target Channel Crossings
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood announces the most significant asylum system overhaul in a generation, aiming to stop small boat crossings and establish new legal routes for refugees.
UK surgeon's Gaza trauma inspires new charity
British surgeon Dr Mohammed Tahir shares his devastating experiences working in Gaza's hospitals, where he witnessed countless child deaths and now establishes a charity for war victims.
EU's New Border System Threatens Travel Chaos
Major travel disruption looms as EU's biometric border system launches in October. Dover and Eurotunnel face potential 14-hour queues while airports brace for passenger delays.
UK's New Electronic Travel Authorisation Scheme Details Revealed
The UK government reveals major update on new digital border system that will affect millions of travellers visiting Britain from 2025 onwards.
Farage: UK must quit ECHR to secure borders
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage declares Britain must leave European Convention on Human Rights to secure borders and stop small boat crossings, positioning immigration as key election battleground.
Blue Has No Borders: Britain's Coastal Identity Crisis
A powerful new documentary explores national identity and forgotten communities in a decaying British seaside town, mapping the complex terrain of the contemporary British psyche.
Father films migrant family roaming Epping streets
An angry father captures migrant family wandering local streets after Channel crossing, exposing Britain's growing immigration crisis and community safety concerns.
Monty Don's Perfect Pruning Week for Summer Gardens
Gardening guru Monty Don reveals the ideal late-June pruning period for early summer flowers that will transform your garden's second bloom. Discover his expert tips for spectacular late-summer displays.
Melrose Abbey: JK Rowling's Historic Scottish Inspiration
Discover the majestic ruins of Melrose Abbey in the Scottish Borders, a stunning medieval masterpiece that inspired JK Rowling and offers breathtaking views for history lovers and Harry Potter fans alike.
Labour considers offshore asylum processing for small boat arrivals
Exclusive: Keir Starmer's government considers offshore asylum processing centres as small boat crossings continue despite election promises. The controversial move could see migrants sent to third countries while claims are assessed.
Batman migrant jailed for piloting Channel dinghy
An asylum seeker who brazenly piloted an overcrowded inflatable boat across the English Channel while wearing a Batman t-shirt has been sentenced to prison, exposing ongoing small boat crisis.
Gaza Aid Crisis Deepens as Israel Delays Vital Convoys
Critical shortages of food, water and medical supplies grip Gaza as humanitarian agencies report Israeli authorities are systematically delaying and restricting aid deliveries, creating catastrophic conditions for civilians.
Gaza's ancient history systematically destroyed in conflict
Exclusive investigation reveals the catastrophic loss of Gaza's priceless archaeological heritage, from Bronze Age settlements to Roman ruins, as modern conflict erases millennia of human history.
Border chief warns of new Channel migrant surge
Britain's borders chief reveals alarming new migration patterns with increased violence against police, while Labour's anti-smuggling pledge faces implementation challenges.
Yacht captain jailed for people smuggling to East Sussex
A yacht captain has been sentenced to prison for smuggling migrants across the English Channel to East Sussex in a brazen maritime operation uncovered by authorities.
Europe's border failures eroding trust in nation states
Exclusive analysis reveals how systematic border control failures across Europe are eroding public confidence in national governments and fuelling political instability.
EU's New Border System Testing Begins: UK Impact
The long-delayed EU Entry/Exit System has commenced initial testing, promising to transform travel for British passport holders with new biometric checks and potential delays at European borders.
Estonia's bizarre Russian territory you drive through
Discover the bizarre border anomaly where Estonian roads briefly dip into Russian territory, creating a diplomatic curiosity and travel peculiarity in rural Estonia.
EU biometric borders to cause major travel delays
British travellers face potential chaos at EU borders as new biometric Entry/Exit System launches in October, with warnings of 14-hour queues and significant delays at key crossing points.
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