Gaza City plunged into telecommunications blackout after latest Israeli attack
Aid services have already stated that such blockades on communications make providing humanitarian services to civilians nearly impossible.
Middle Eastern nations issue stark warning as Israel bombs Gaza refugee camp
Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates condemned the refugee camp bombing.
Cigarette-style health warning labels could reduce meat consumption, study finds
Researchers at Durham University looked at how warning labels could affect consumers’ choices.
Pet medicine chemicals banned in agriculture found in English rivers
Environmental groups are calling for the removal of these pesticides from flea and tick treatment for dogs and cats.
Cummings: Top civil servant referenced in ‘misogynistic’ messages to give inquiry evidence
Helen MacNamara, the former deputy cabinet secretary, is set to appear before the Covid-19 inquiry.
‘Ceasefire now!’ 100,000 pro-Palestinian protesters take to London streets to demand ceasefire
Around 1,000 officers policed the event, which saw two confirmed arrests.
UK ministers continue to resist calls for ceasefire in Middle East
Minister Gillian Keegan said the Government would not want to ‘cross that line of telling Israel it has anything but the right to defend itself’.
Sadiq Khan becomes latest Labour figure to back ceasefire
Sir Keir Starmer has faced calls from within his own party to back a ceasefire, as the conflict continues to escalate.
Crispin Blunt arrest not sign of wider cultural issue in Tory party, says Keegan
Mr Blunt, a former minister, identified himself as the man that Surrey Police detained, before his release on condition bail.