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Gaza aid: Collective moral compass is ‘broken’, says children charity founder
We spoke to Arwa Damon, president and founder of INARA – a charity she set up almost a decade ago largely to provide care to children injured or traumatised by war.
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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.
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Strike on aid workers could be ‘watershed moment’ for Gaza war, says Norwegian Refugee Council chief
We’re joined from Oslo by Jan Egeland, the Secretary-General of the Norwegian Refugee Council.
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‘Famine could happen any moment’ in north of Gaza, says UNICEF
We spoke to Tess Ingram from UNICEF who has been travelling up and down the Gaza Strip.
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University campus tensions fuelled by chaplain’s IDF call up
University chaplains are supposed to provide pastoral support for students of all faiths and none. So when a Jewish chaplain in Leeds, was called up as a reservist and returned to Israel to serve with the army after October 7th, it led to mass protests and even threats to his safety.
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‘Not going to share facts until investigation into Gaza aid convoy deaths is concluded’, IDF says
We speak to Lieutenant Colonel Peter Lerner, a spokesperson for the Israel Defense Forces, who joins us from Tel Aviv.
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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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‘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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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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King Charles and Pope at Easter Sunday services
In the UK the King greeted people in Windsor after attending church. It was his first public facing outing since revealing he had cancer.
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Netanyahu under growing pressure from hostage families to reach deal
Families of the hostages have joined mass demonstrations calling for early elections to replace the prime minister.
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Counter-terrorism police investigate stabbing of Iranian journalist in London
Iran International says Tehran’s Revolutionary Guards have been targeting the channel.
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Gaza: UN top court orders Israel to unblock food aid
Syria has blamed Israel for air strikes near Aleppo which are reported to have killed more than 30 Syrian soldiers and several Hezbollah fighters.
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Thames Water investors pull £500m funding lifeline
Thames Water is the UK’s biggest water company, serving almost a quarter of the population.
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‘No magic money tree’ for more councils says Starmer
The Conservatives stole two Labour policies to fund tax cuts in their budget. And now Labour has kicked off its local election campaign with some rather familiar-sounding promises.