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Israeli air strikes are reported to have killed at least 48 people today, as the UN began vaccinating children against polio.

Attacks on hotels housing asylum seekers and chants of ‘stop the boats’ were among the grim features of this summer’s riots. 

Bodies of Water is based on the work of Warsan Shire – former young poet laureate.

The Prime Minister has set out what he called a major reset in Britain’s relationship with Europe as he held talks with the German Chancellor in Berlin. 

Israeli air strikes have hit yet another Gaza school complex sheltering refugees. At least 30 Palestinians were killed in the attack – which Israel said targeted a Hamas command and control centre.

Excitement is building across England ahead of kick-off. Pubs and bars are allowed to stay open until 1am, on what promises to be an unusually busy Sunday night for them – with predictions that an extra 10 million pints will be poured. So how are England fans feeling, ahead of the final?

The right wing populist Reform UK party has now got 4 MPs in the Commons – with a surge in support in parts of the country… coming second in 98 seats. 

Confirming his death, his wife called him a “kind and brilliant husband”, and said the outpouring of love from around the world showed how much he meant to people.

If Rishi Sunak thought he could apologise for departing early from the D-day commemorations and everyone would move on, it seems he was rather mistaken.

Israel’s new orders for more residents of Rafah to leave are being viewed with concern, not only by Palestinians being asked to uproot yet again, but also by observers who see the demand as a precursor to a potential ground invasion. The Americans have been warning Israel against that for weeks now. Also of note;…

Stormy Daniels – the adult film actress at the heart of Donald Trump’s hush money case has taken the stand in the first ever criminal trial of a former US president.

The exodus in Rafah had already begun when, late on Monday, Hamas issued a statement saying it would accept the ceasefire deal. It is a dramatic development after seven months of bloody conflict in Gaza. 

It began with early morning reports of a van being driven into a house. 

Two men have been arrested at the pro-Palestine march in London – one for holding a placard with a swastika on it and another for what police said was an alleged racist remark towards counter-protesters. That static counter-demo was organised by pro-Israel group Enough is Enough. There has also been more unrest on university campuses…

An inquest has concluded that the deaths of three friends who were stabbed in Reading four years ago were “probably avoidable”.