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Ukraine captures ‘hundreds’ of Russian prisoners as shock advance continues
It was a sight no one expected to see after more than 900 days of war: a correspondent from Ukraine’s state television news reporting from inside Russian territory as Ukrainian forces tore down a Russian flag and handed out humanitarian aid.
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More than 400 people now charged as riot sentencing continues
More than 400 people have now been charged in connection with the recent disorder, with 64 people sent to jail.
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‘No way to justify deaths of innocent Palestinians and Israelis’, says ex-US ambassador to Middle East
We’re joined by Ambassador David Satterfield, who served as the US special envoy for Middle East Humanitarian issues until April this year.
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‘It can go out of control’: Former Israel PM Ehud Olmert on Middle East escalation
We spoke to former Israeli prime minister Ehud Olmert and discussed the talks which will resume tomorrow for the release of the Israeli hostages.
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Gaza ceasefire talks to begin under shadow of Iran Israel attack
Talks aimed at ending the war in Gaza are due to begin in Doha tomorrow: an Israeli delegation is on the way, while Hamas says it won’t be in the room but is open to separate discussions with mediators.
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Children in care: ‘I felt like an animal, like a piece of rubbish’
Being put into care miles away from home can have a devastating impact on young lives, as one young woman explained to Ayshah Tull.
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‘When Musk amplifies disinformation it leads to offline violence in many cases’ – disinformation expert
Nina Jankowicz was the Executive Director of the Disinformation Governance Board of the United States – and is now Co-founder and CEO of the American Sunlight Project, an organisation tackling disinformation.
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What can be done to combat rising misinformation on X?
Hatred, incitement and the rapid spread of misinformation: it’s all kicking off on X, driven in part by its billionaire owner Elon Musk, who’s depicting himself as a champion of free speech.
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‘International student economy in UK worth 42 billion’, says vice-chancellor of Leeds Beckett University
We spoke to Professor Peter Slee, the vice-chancellor of Leeds Beckett University.
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25 UK universities make a third of income from overseas students
In just two days’ time, thousands of students across England, Wales and Northern Ireland will get their A-level results – with many scrambling for places at university.
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Trump and Musk discuss Russia and immigration on glitching X livestream
It began late, was entirely off camera and was peppered with technical glitches – but Donald Trump managed to bring up all his favourite talking points during a live streamed conversation on X, with its billionaire owner Elon Musk.
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UK riots: 13-year-old girl pleads guilty to violent disorder at Aldershot protest
A 13-year-old girl has pleaded guilty to violent disorder, at a protest outside a hotel in Aldershot.
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Ukraine says it has no interest in occupying Russian territory
Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry has insisted that Kyiv has no interest in occupying Russian territory – and said its cross border incursion was aimed at frustrating Moscow’s military logistics and their ability to launch attacks, protecting Ukrainian lives.
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‘Our mental health system has not been invested in’ – mental health consultant on Nottingham attacks
We spoke to Julian Hendy, the founder of the Hundred Families charity, and Dr Colin King, a mental health survivor who’s become a practitioner himself.
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Nottingham attacks: Damning report finds ‘errors’ in care of killer Valdo Calocane
Now a damning report has found a series of “errors, omissions and misjudgements” in the mental health care of Valdo Calocane, who was discharged weeks before he went on the rampage in Nottingham, killing three people.