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July 31, 2025

Arab nations tell Hamas it has no part in Gaza's future

Declaration follows Starmer move on Palestinian statehood

4 mins

PM is rewarding terrorism, claims freed Hamas hostage

A British-Israeli woman who was held hostage by Hamas for more than a year has said Sir Keir Starmer is “not standing on the right side of history” following his move to recognise a Palestinian state.

3 mins

What might a surrender deal for Hamas look like?

The demand by three Arab states that it put down its arms and leave Gaza is a strong diplomatic move but history suggests that expulsion rarely ends well, says Mark Almond

3 mins

The PM's Israel ultimatum is empty and dangerous

Britain's pledge to recognise a Palestinian state by September is as empty and as dangerous as its recent commitment to airdrop aid into Gaza. It makes Westminster's mandarins and politicians feel better, but it will kill more people than it saves.

5 mins

Palestine Action can fight terrorism ban, judge rules

Palestine Action will be able to challenge the Home Office in court over its proscription as a terrorist organisation, a judge has ruled.

3 mins

Dozens of flights cancelled after air traffic control glitch

An air traffic control fault left tens of thousands of summer holidaymakers facing the chaos of grounded planes and suspended takeoffs yesterday.

3 mins

Striking doctors won't beat government, says Streeting

Striking resident doctors will lose if they go to war with the government, Wes Streeting has said. The health secretary issued the warning after writing to leaders at the British Medical Association (BMA), saying he is willing to meet and resume talks in their ongoing dispute over pay and working conditions.

2 mins

Second-highest population rise in 75 years of 700,000 is driven by net migration

The population of England and Wales is estimated to have jumped by more than 700,000 in the year to June 2024, the second-largest annual numerical increase in more than 75 years, figures show.

4 mins

Man guilty of Manchester airport police officer brawl

A man has been found guilty of assaulting two female police officers at Manchester airport last year.

2 mins

Birmingham bids emotional farewell to Ozzy Osbourne

To the thunderous sound of Black Sabbath and the chants of thousands of fans decked in purple and black, the father of heavy metal was laid to rest - in the city that made him, and that he never truly left behind.

3 mins

E coli cases surged last year after salad leaf outbreaks

Health officials have warned of a surge in deadly E coli infections following an outbreak linked to contaminated salad leaves that killed two people last year.

2 mins

Millions flee after tsunami alert caused by huge quake

Flood warnings triggered for several countries, including Japan and US, after 8.8 magnitude quake off eastern Russia

3 mins

Trump imposes 25% tariff ‘plus a penalty’ on India

Donald Trump has said he will hit “friend” India with 25 per cent tariffs “plus a penalty” from 1 August, in part due to its ties with Russia.

2 mins

Disgust at White House use of meme on deportations

Mocking Jet2 voiceover posted on its social media account

1 mins

How Zuckerberg's AI plan could change the world

From multimillion-dollar staff salaries to data centres the size of Manhattan, what does Meta's Prometheus project mean for the future of humanity? Chris Stokel-Walker investigates

6 mins

‘Why would I prepare to die when I could live instead?’

Taz Ali meets Jehovah's Witnesses who shed their faith and discovered themselves – far later in life than most of us

7 mins

BEYOND THE FRINGE

As the Scottish capital readies itself for the huge arts festival, Alice Saville asks if financial factors are making hits like ‘Fleabag’ and ‘Baby Reindeer’ increasingly hard to come by

5 mins

Proof we can’t get enough of competitive reality shows

Fronted by Rob Brydon and nailing a winning combo of ‘The Traitors’ and ‘Race Across the World’, BBC’s ‘Destination X’ makes for perfect midweek viewing, writes Helen Coffey

2 mins

Will the City ever learn to love working from home?

HSBC is the latest financial institution to turn against hybrid working - which is bad news for us all, says James Moore

4 mins

Broken Stokes steps aside for Bethell in India finale

Warwickshire prodigy will bat at No 6 in crunch fifth Test

4 mins

'Built in Birmingham' is an embarrassing own goal

Tom Brady’s five-part series feels airbrushed and modelled on ‘Welcome to Wrexham’, writes a baffled Richard Jolly

4 mins

Man City financial verdict may still be months away

Club executives and senior football figures believe that the Manchester City financial case could go until at least October before the initial outcome, as the controversy threatens to complicate another Premier League season.

2 mins

'The Lions tour has been chaos and I've enjoyed absolutely every second'

Dan Sheehan tells Harry Latham-Coyle about his incredible Test try and why his sights are set on making 2029's squad

3 mins

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