Top stories
Latest news
-
12m
Israel says body of hostage recovered by special forces in night operation
Israel says its special forces have recovered the body of a man they say was killed while being held captive in Gaza.
-
2m
Parents protest against two-child benefit cap, claiming it’s pushed 250,000 kids into poverty
It’s been seven years since the two-child rule came into force, under which families can only claim benefits for up to two children, regardless of how many more they may actually have.
-
4m
India could destroy a remote tribe by building new Hong Kong
India’s Andaman and Nicobar Islands are home to some of the world’s most remote and vulnerable tribes. But now, they’re at the centre of the country’s plans to unleash its 21st century potential.
-
4m
Shadow Chancellor on Labour’s plans for tax and childcare
We spoke to the Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves and began by asking her what she thought of the government’s national insurance cut which comes into effect on April 6th.
-
2m
Tory MP apologises after giving colleagues’ phone numbers to man from dating app
A conservative MP has apologised for handing over colleagues’ phone numbers to a man he met on a dating app. William Wragg said he was manipulated into passing along the private information after he’d shared intimate pictures of himself.
-
4m
‘Israel has to clean up its act,’ says retired US General and former Supreme Allied Commander of NATO
We spoke to the retired US General Wesley Clark. He was the Supreme Allied Commander of NATO at the time of the organisation’s operation in Kosovo.
-
8m
IDF dismisses two senior officers over killing of aid workers
The IDF admitted to multiple errors as it laid out how it killed seven aid workers with three drone strikes on three cars on Tuesday night.
-
5m
Director Milad Alami on new film about life as a refugee
One director with personal experience, Milad Alami, has made a new dramatic thriller detailing the story of an Iranian man and his family as they sought refuge in northern Sweden.
-
5m
World’s largest genetic study of ME offers hope to sufferers
The professor leading the largest genetic study of ME in the world says research into the disease is lagging decades behind because society doesn’t take it seriously enough. Scientists are still trying to understand what causes the neurological condition.
-
2m
NHS trials new blood tests to diagnose dementia
Two new NHS trials are seeking answers about how to find early signs of Alzheimer’s.
-
3m
Man found guilty of murder of police officer Sharon Beshenivsky
The man who masterminded an armed robbery that ended with the murder of an unarmed police officer has been found guilty of her murder.
-
4m
US and European combined support is ‘winning ticket’ for Ukraine, says Latvian Foreign Minister
We spoke to Latvia’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, Krišjānis Kariņš, and asked him how important this Nato summit is to Ukraine’s future.
-
7m
Ukraine pleads for weapons for Russia fight at Nato 75th birthday
Russian drone strikes against Ukraine’s second city Kharkiv last night hit residential buildings, killing several people and cutting off power for some 350,000 residents.
-
7m
Is Israel using AI to identify targets in Gaza war?
Israel has denied using a secret AI-powered database to identify targets for its attacks in Gaza.
-
3m
UK government must stop Israel arms sales say top judges and lawyers
Channel 4 News has been told that officials in the Department for Business and Trade have threatened to stop working over UK arms sales to Israel.