Aid Groups Accuse Israel of 'Weaponising Aid' in Gaza with New Registration Rules
Over 100 aid organisations accuse Israel of blocking lifesaving aid to Gaza using vague new registration rules that they say weaponise humanitarian assistance.
Over 100 aid organisations accuse Israel of blocking lifesaving aid to Gaza using vague new registration rules that they say weaponise humanitarian assistance.
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas tells Serbia it faces a strategic choice after President Vucic attended Moscow’s Victory Day parade, urging reforms and normalisation with Kosovo.
Leaked emails show Sarah Ferguson apologised to Jeffrey Epstein weeks after publicly disowning him, claiming she acted to protect her career.
Eileen Gu responds to JD Vance's criticism of her representing China, calling his comments 'sweet' and defending her decision.
Virginia Giuffre welcomes court ruling allowing her sexual assault lawsuit against Prince Andrew to proceed, vowing to continue seeking justice.
Ben Shephard hosts ITV's The Summit, a new reality series where 14 contestants climb a New Zealand mountain for a £200,000 prize. Premieres 10 February.
Comedian Sean Hughes' £4m estate awarded to Shelter after High Court resolves decade-long will dispute over handwritten bequest of three houses.
Trump says Venezuela will hand over $2bn of oil to the US, diverting supplies from China, amid tensions over Maduro's capture.
Trump warns of military strikes on any nation he claims produces drugs for the US, with imminent land attacks in Venezuela amid controversy over a navy admiral's actions.
King Charles's high-stakes US state visit with President Trump faces diplomatic challenges, security concerns, and the shadow of Epstein and the Sussexes.
Russia expels German diplomat, accusing Berlin of 'spy mania' after Germany expelled Russian envoy. Berlin condemns move.
Pentagon orders hundreds of active-duty soldiers to prepare for possible deployment in Minnesota amid tensions and threats to invoke Insurrection Act.
Jodie Ounsley, the first deaf female rugby player for England, reflects on her journey to becoming Fury on Gladiators.
Angus Taylor launches Liberal leadership challenge against Sussan Ley after multiple frontbench resignations, with a ballot set for Friday.
Ukrainian sniper claims world record with 3.8km kill of Russian soldier, beating previous 3.54km record; shot made with 'Lord of the Horizon' rifle.
PM Keir Starmer meets President Xi in Beijing for historic talks to bolster UK-China economic ties amid US uncertainty and security concerns.
Mike White explains why he chose Survivor over writing The White Lotus season 4, seeking a creative reset.
Family of jailed Hong Kong media mogul Jimmy Lai reports severe health deterioration including weight loss, rotten teeth, and nail loss in solitary confinement.
Teen couple Cherish Bean and Ethan Slater died from suspected carbon monoxide poisoning at a Bridlington holiday park. Inquest reveals final text.
Zelenskyy meets Starmer, Macron, Merz in London as US pushes Ukraine to cede territory for peace deal.
A judge dismisses Michael Wolff's preemptive lawsuit against Melania Trump over Epstein claims, ruling his case was filed in bad faith.
Black cab rapist John Worboys is reportedly terrified and under heavy guard at HMP Wakefield after ITV drama 'Believe Me' airs, sparking fears of attack.
Marina Hyde argues media focus on political fallout from Epstein files distracts from mass abuse of women and girls.
High Court ruling on Birmingham asylum hotel forces Cooper to find rapid alternatives as other councils prepare similar legal challenges.
Timothée Chalamet criticised for saying opera and ballet are artforms 'no one cares about', drawing backlash from Jamie Lee Curtis and others.
Newly released Epstein files show Prince Andrew requested 'inappropriate friends' from Ghislaine Maxwell, raising fresh questions about his ties to the sex offender.
British paratroopers airdrop oxygen and medical aid to Tristan da Cunha after a third suspected hantavirus case on the remote island.
Iran reports 56 heritage sites damaged by US-Israeli strikes; ten foreigners detained in UAE for posting attack footage.
Russia expels a British diplomat over spying allegations; UK calls accusations baseless and considers response.
Cyber-attack on MoD contractor Inflite exposes data of up to 3,700 Afghans in resettlement scheme; latest in series of breaches.