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‘Gazans feel forgotten by international community’
We spoke to filmmaker Yousef Hammash, who also works for the Norwegian Refugee Council, who’s in Rafah in southern Gaza.
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UN Security Council agrees Gaza resolution that does not call for ceasefire
For the first time since Hamas’s attack in October – the UN Security Council has agreed a resolution on the Gaza war – calling for the delivery of humanitarian aid to be urgently speeded up – and for the immediate release of all hostages.
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Rapper Sage Todz on what young artists are doing for the Welsh language
Now it’s Welsh rap that’s on the rise, and one person who’s helping to breathe new life into Welsh language music is the rapper Sage Todz.
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‘Sign language gives me my humanity’, BSL user and deputy head teacher, Catherine Drew on the importance of learning it
British Sign Language is to be offered as a GCSE in England from September 2025. It will be open to all pupils, who will learn around a thousand signs.
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Australia: Bushfires threaten more homes near Perth
Fire season started early in Australia this year, and the west coast city of Perth is the latest to see wildfires burn out of control.
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An alternative prison where mothers can live with their children
One charity is trialling a community alternative to prison, where women live alongside their children and get help to break the cycle of reoffending.
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Candidates confirmed to succeed Mark Drakeford as the new First Minister of Wales
There will be just two candidates vying to take over the leadership of Welsh Labour and succeed Mark Drakeford as the new First Minister of Wales.
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Fans concerned European Super League ruling gives ‘window of opportunity’ for the controversial competition, says Fair Game UK boss
We spoke to Niall Cooper, the CEO of Fair Game UK – a coalition of football clubs and fans looking to improve the governance of football.
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European Super League wins court of justice ruling – and outlines its plans
he European Union’s top court has ruled that football governing bodies UEFA and FIFA broke competition law by blocking the breakaway project.
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Storm Pia and Eurotunnel strike action disrupts Christmas getaway train services
Stormy weather and striking Eurotunnel staff are disrupting the Christmas getaway for tens of thousands of people.
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Untenable for US to keep vetoing UN resolutions on Israel Gaza war, former Obama advisor says
We spoke to Frank Lowenstein, who served as the Special Envoy for Israeli-Palestinian Negotiations and Senior Adviser to the Secretary of State under President Obama.
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One can of beans for families in Gaza every three days says UN relief agency
We spoke to Tamara Alrifai, who is the Director of External Relations and Communications at the UN’s relief agency in Gaza.
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Half a million people starving in Gaza, with no functioning hospitals left in the north
The UN says more than 570,000 people are now starving in Gaza because of the war, and the entire 2.3 million population is facing crisis levels of hunger.
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Czech university shooting: Student kills more than 15 people, dozens injured
More than 15 people have been killed and dozens injured in a mass shooting in the heart of the Czech capital, Prague.
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Trump Colorado ballot ban fuelling narrative ‘he is a victim of a weaponised government’, says former acting chief of staff
Earlier we spoke to Mick Mulvaney, who was acting chief of staff to President Trump and is now co-chair of Actum Strategic Advisors