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May 30, 2025

"The world does not care if we all die'

A new Israeli offensive and a lack of food and medical supplies have pushed Gaza City, crowded with arrivals from the north, to the brink

5 mins

'One of the most heartbreaking tragedies' Doctor's last goodbye before airstrike kills nine children

IN THE EARLY HOURS of last Friday, as she did every day, Dr Alaa al-Najjar said goodbye to her 10 children before leaving the house.

4 mins

'I would die in jail' Why Giorgi Bachiashvili is on the run

Giorgi Bachiashvili is on the run. The urbane 39-year-old slipped a surveillance team two months ago to flee his home in Tbilisi, Georgia, midway through a trial at which he was destined to be sentenced to 11 years in jail.

8 mins

'Gone crazy' Escalation in drone strikes as Trump berates Putin

Moscow launched three consecutive nights of massive drone strikes against Ukraine, as Donald Trump broke his silence to suggest the Russian leader, Vladimir Putin, had “gone crazy”.

3 mins

Global effort dismantles Russian-led crime group

European and North American cybercrime investigators say they have dismantled the heart of a malware operation directed by Russian criminals after a global operation involving British, Canadian, Danish, Dutch, French, German and US police.

2 mins

Trump card Ramaphosa earns praise for keeping his cool

Many South Africans have praised their president, Cyril Ramaphosa, for staying calm when Donald Trump ambushed him in the Oval Office with a video purporting to back up his false claims of a “genocide” against white Afrikaner farmers.

2 mins

Xi woos Lula as he forges closer ties with Latin America

Few world leaders can say they've been hugged by Xi Jinping, China's typically reserved president. Last year, an embrace between Xi and his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, seemed to sum up the cosy - if at times slightly awkward - relationship between China and Russia.

3 mins

Fish meal The hidden impact of farmed sea bass

An investigation reveals how UK consumers buying fish are playing a role in food insecurity and unemployment

5 mins

Long wait for truth about yacht tragedy

Sicilian fishing village watches the salvage of tycoon’s sailboat for answers on the causes of its sinking

4 mins

History clash Norman links reopen debate on identity

Nearly nine centuries after the Normans clanked ashore with swords and armour, Ireland is still wrestling with the question: what did they ever do for us?

2 mins

Are moose loose in the isolated wilds of Fiordland?

More than 100 years ago, a ship dropped anchor in the frigid fjords of New Zealand’s South Island and released 10 nervous moose on to the shore.

3 mins

Ode to soy The perfect sauce? An expert spills the beans

In the lush foothills of Damyang county, rows of earthenware jars stood under the Korean sky. Inside each vessel, a transformation was taking place. This is the domain of Ki Soon-do, South Korea's sole grand master of traditional aged soy sauce, where patience isn't just a virtue but an essential ingredient.

3 mins

A weight- loss win? The jabs leading a revolution

Obesity was once medicine's Cinderella subject with some questioning whether the condition should even be viewed as a biological disorder. But the arrival of a new class of appetite-suppressing drugs such as Ozempic and Wegovy has transformed obesity treatment into the most scientifically exciting and commercially lucrative area of healthcare.

5 mins

Musk moves from pivotal to the edge of the White House orbit

The Oval Office was crowded, with reporters cautioned not to collide with the Resolute Desk. Standing beside them, dressed in black, was Elon Musk, billionaire ally of Donald Trump and head of his government efficiency drive.

3 mins

Royal rumble Questions raised over crown's role as king visits

The decision by King Charles to formally open Canada's parliament on Tuesday reflects his role as a \"steadfast defender\" of the country amid threats to its sovereignty, says prime minister Mark Carney.

3 mins

A deadly mission

Dom Phillips was working on a book about saving the Amazon when he was killed. In this extract. he reflects on his encounters with the rainforest and its people

10+ mins

Alexa, what do you know about us?

My relationship with Amazon goes back longer than my marriage- and when I bought an Echo for our home it only deepened. What exactly had it heard over the years?

10+ mins

Trump must realise forever war is Netanyahu and Putin's only option

Benjamin Netanyahu and Vladimir Putin enjoyed a friendly phone chat earlier this month, marking the 80th anniversary of Nazi Germany's defeat.

3 mins

Tourism has hollowed out Barcelona - and all of us are cheated

Protesters in Barcelona used water pistols to take aim at tourists visiting the Sagrada Família last month.

3 mins

It's not immigrants who don't 'integrate' with the rest of us-it's the elite

Amid all the acrimony surrounding Keir Starmer's recent remarks on immigration - a row that could follow him into retirement and beyond - there has been one little-examined area of agreement between the prime minister and his critics. “When people come to our country,” Starmer said, “they should also commit to integration.”

3 mins

The winter fuel payment fiasco exposes Labour's flawed view of voters

Sir Keir Starmer’s U-turn on winter fuel payments did not just represent a policy reversal.

2 mins

Soul survivor

With a new album and a boost from Black Mirror, Irma Thomas, the 84-year-old 'Soul Queen of New Orleans', is hitting new heights

6 mins

Local heroes Films on the road to somewhere

Donald Trump hates the globalism of Cannes and the movies it champions. But the body of work at the festival this year might just have surprised him

3 mins

Movies and shakers

Cinema-going has yet to recover from the pandemic drop but key Hollywood figures are working hard to ensure the theatrical experience does not die

4 mins

Bouncing back from bestseller's backlash

After being accused of exploiting the migrant experience in American Dirt, Jeanine Cummins explains how the furore inspired her new novel

4 mins

Life savers

In near-future China, a girl and her father flee from flooding in a rich fable of migration

3 mins

My mum won't let me have a smartphone. Is she being unfair?

My mum has always been protective, and I fear it is destroying my social life because I haven't grown up with much access to social media. I don't mean to say it's OK to be exposed to social media at a young age, but it needs to be controlled in a certain way.

2 mins

The slice is right: what's the best homemade bread for sandwiches?

What's the best loaf to bake for sandwiches, and any filling ideas?

2 mins

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