Jane Deith

Israel has bombed a school in Gaza City that was sheltering displaced families, killing at least 12 people.

Thirteen year old Hannah Jacobs died from an anaphylactic reaction within hours of taking one sip of the drink.

Hundreds of thousands of students across England, Wales and Northern Ireland are digesting the results of their A level, BTech and T level exams. 

Huw Edwards is facing a potential prison sentence after pleading guilty to receiving 41 indecent images of children.

Landslides have swept through tea estates and villages in southern India, killing more than a hundred people.

An army officer who was repeatedly stabbed near a barracks in Kent, is said to be in a serious but stable condition.

Violence against women and girls is a ‘national emergency’ that’s as big a threat as terrorism police have warned. 

Essex Police gave us exclusive access to its Domestic Abuse Problem Solving Team, which is trying something very different.

One of the Labour governments first decisions was to declare the deportation of asylum seekers to Rwanda ‘dead and buried’.

Sinn Fein’s leader Mary Lou Mcdonald said her party was determined to “build a constructive relationship” with the Labour government as Sinn Fein became Northern Ireland’s largest party in Westminster for the first time – although they don’t take up their seats there.

It was a disastrous night for the Democratic Unionist party in Northern Ireland, with Sinn Fein becoming Northern Ireland’s largest Westminster party for the first time, although they do not take their seats there.

Israel has released the director of a Gaza hospital after he was held for seven months without being charged, over allegations that the facility was being used by Hamas militants.

At least seven people have been killed after storms swept through parts of Switzerland, Northern Italy and France. 

Israeli forces have stormed a neighbourhood of Gaza City – killing at least 8 people and wounding many more – with families having to desperately flee from air strikes.

Labour has pledged again to modernise the process by which people can legally change gender.