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Gaza: charities pause aid after airstrike kills aid workers
The bodies of the six foreign aid workers killed by an Israeli air strike on their convoy have been taken out of Gaza and are on their way home. Their Palestinian colleague has already been laid to rest.
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More secret tapes prove Post Office boss briefed on system backdoor
More shocking revelations from secret recordings obtained by Channel 4 News show that Post Office boss Paula Vennells was briefed about allegations of a “covert operations teams” – and that it could remotely alter sub-postmasters accounts from Fujitsu’s HQ without them knowing.
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Meet the domestic abuse survivors using boxing to try to rebuild their lives
Lesley Sackey is a former gold-medal winning boxer. She’s also a survivor of domestic abuse.
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JK Rowling will not be arrested under new hate crime law, police confirm
Police have confirmed JK Rowling will not be arrested under Scotland’s new hate crime law – after receiving complaints about some of her social media posts.
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Nurseries raise doubts over government childcare promises
A government scheme to expand the amount of funding for childcare in England begins to roll out this week. Some working parents of 2-year olds are now able to access 15 hours of support.
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‘Israel wouldn’t have bombed an embassy unless it knew the West would let them do it’, says Iranian professor
We spoke to Professor Mohammad Marandi from the University of Tehran.
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What has been the US reaction to Gaza aid worker deaths?
The death of volunteers from the World Central Kitchen in an Israeli airstrike has placed the United States and President Biden’s administration in an awkward position.
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‘We need faster, direct coordination with IDF because we’re there to save lives’, says World Food Programme director
We spoke to Matthew Hollingworth, the country director for Palestine for the World Food Programme.
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‘We grieve with the families’ – Israeli government spokesperson on Gaza aid worker deaths
The IDF did not respond to our request for comment but we spoke to Israeli government spokesperson, David Mencer.
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At least 196 aid workers killed in Israel-Hamas war
Following today’s fatal attack, World Central Kitchen is sending its aid ship back to Cyprus, and another aid agency has also suspended operations over fears for the safety of its workers.
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Three British aid workers in Gaza killed in Israel airstrike
Three British nationals have been killed by an Israeli air strike as they were working to deliver food aid in Gaza.
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‘People deserve to go to prison’ over Post Office scandal says former subpostmaster
We are joined by Janet Skinner, a former sub-postmaster who was sent to prison over an alleged £59,000 discrepancy in her branch accounts.
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Exclusive: Paula Vennells was briefed about “covert operations team” that could alter subpostmaster accounts two years before parliamentary appearance
The bombshell new tapes obtained by Channel 4 News reveal Post Office chief executive Paula Vennells was aware of an allegation concerning the existence of the remote unit at Bracknell’s Fujitsu headquarters, two years before she appeared in Parliament.
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Brand new Marvin Gaye Jazz covers revealed for first time
A host of unreleased and never-before-heard Jazz standard covers by soul legend Marvin Gaye – recorded before he was murdered 40 years ago to this day – is to be released later this year in time for Christmas.
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Turkey elections: Erdogan and party suffer shock defeats
Turkey’s president Tayyep Erdogan has said he will improve his party’s track record after it suffered significant losses in local elections, giving the opposition, and his main rival, the mayor of Istanbul, a huge boost.