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What Israeli hostage killings mean for Israel Gaza war
Our foreign affairs correspondent Secunder Kermani is at a protest in Tel Aviv.
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Despair and anger as Israeli hostages shot by own forces
The Israel Defence Forces acknowledged they killed three hostages kidnapped by Hamas, even though one brandished an improvised white flag, and another appealed in Hebrew for help.
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Alex Batty: British teen found in France, six years after mystery disappearance
The grandmother of a British teenager who’s been missing for six years has expressed her “relief and happiness” that he’s been found alive.
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Should stop and search without suspicion be repealed?
Police forces in England and Wales are failing to follow child safeguarding protocols and must do more to minimise harm whilst using their powers to stop and search, according to an investigation by the official inspectorate.
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Cookstoves: Is the multibillion dollar carbon offset market flawed?
If you’ve booked a flight recently, you might have been offered the chance to cancel out your journey’s carbon emissions, just by clicking a box.
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Serious complaints raised for 20 years before police officer arrested for misconduct
This programme has seen police documents revealing that serious complaints were made against a Warwickshire police investigator for twenty years – before he was finally arrested.
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Israel has ignored US warnings and has ‘very few friends right now’, according to former State Department advisor
We spoke to Dr Karin von Hippel, who’s director general of the Royal United Services think tank and formerly of the US State Department.
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US urges Israel to enter ‘new phase’ of war in Gaza within weeks
As Israel’s relentless assault on Gaza continues, today the US National Security advisor tried to conceal the cracks appearing between the two allies on the conduct of the war.
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EU fury as Hungary blocks €50bn aid payment to Ukraine
Hungary has blocked fifty billion euros in new funding for Ukraine, just hours after the EU agreed to start new membership talks with Ukraine and Moldova.
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‘Piers Morgan must have known’ about phone hacking at the Mirror, according to the Guardian’s former editor
We were joined by the former editor in chief of the Guardian – now editor of Prospect magazine – Alan Rusbridger.
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Prince Harry was victim of phone-hacking by Mirror Newspapers, court rules
Mirror Group Newspapers have issued an “unreserved apology” for any historical wrongdoing – after the High Court ruled that Prince Harry had been the victim of phone hacking and awarded him £140,000 in damages.
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Groundbreaking Scottish ballet keeps audiences on their toes
Scottish Ballet audiences are being kept on their toes this Christmas by a groundbreaking new version of Cinderella.
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Tens of thousands more people to be homeless this Christmas
Tens of thousands more people will be homeless this Christmas, as charities warn that England’s housing emergency is spiralling out of control.
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Government announces there will no longer be a dedicated minister for disabled people
The government has announced there will no longer be a dedicated minister for disabled people.
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Children who’ve suffered sexual abuse face increasing delays for justice, figures show
Channel 4 News has been given figures that show children who’ve suffered sexual abuse are facing increasing delays – sometimes up to several years – for perpetrators to be brought to justice.