Blinken returns to Middle East as ceasefire proposal hangs in balance
The US secretary of state is attempting to gather support for a deal after a hostage rescue in Gaza that left hundreds of Palestinian civilians dead.
Palestinians recover 360 bodies in north Gaza killed in Israeli offensive
Palestinian health officials in the Gaza Strip said Israeli strikes killed at least 11 people overnight.
Britain’s biggest police force heading for lowest staffing level in a decade
In March 2025 there will be 310 police officers per 100,000 Londoners, down from 350 in March 2012, and 342 in March 2023.
Fact check: Did Rachel Reeves work for the Bank of England for six years?
During her stint with the Bank, Ms Reeves spent some time on secondment to the British Embassy in Washington.
Biden campaign sends De Niro to Trump trial to put focus on 2021 Capitol attack
Trump adviser Jason Miller suggested that the Biden team’s presence validated Donald Trump’s contention that his criminal issues were ‘all politics’.
Jeremy Corbyn’s Islington North constituents back his re-election campaign
Corbyn has been suspended by Labour since 2020.
Severn Trent hikes dividend despite rising sewage spills and increasing bills
Severn Trent was responsible for more than 60,000 sewage spills last year, up about a third on 2022.
‘Cowboy builder’ accused of £440K scam and ‘leaving trail of destroyed lives’
Wendy Craig is among a group of 30 to have accused South Devon builder Steven Grant.
People of Blackpool South have spoken for Britain, Labour’s newest MP says
Chris Webb won Blackpool South with 10,825 votes as the Tories were adrift in second with 3,218 votes.