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August 11, 2025

The Israeli people are turning on Netanyahu

Israel’s prime minister is not a man who often appears rattled.

3 mins

‘This is a death sentence for the people we love most’

As anger grows over Benjamin Netanyahu’s bid to ‘finish the job’ in Gaza, hostages’ families in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem tell Bel Trew they want Israeli and Palestinian suffering to end

6 mins

Netanyahu vows to 'finish job' with Gaza takeover plan

Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has declared that Israel “has no choice but to finish the job and complete the defeat of Hamas”, as he addressed foreign media in Jerusalem.

4 mins

Reeves: Change was never going to happen overnight

Rachel Reeves has urged the public to be patient with Labour on the economy, saying that the change they voted for in last summer's election was “never going to happen overnight”.

2 mins

Labour received £40k from expelled convicted criminal

Labour has said it is returning more than £40,000 donated by a convicted criminal whom the party had already expelled as a member.

2 mins

One in 10 teachers expect to quit by 2027, survey finds

The education sector is facing disaster, a union boss has warned, after a new survey showed that one in 10 teachers could leave the profession in the next two years.

3 mins

Simple take-at-home pill could boost chemotherapy

A pioneering new medicine could improve cancer treatment by enhancing the effectiveness of chemotherapy.

2 mins

NHS shake-up to see staff hired before vacancies arise

The government has announced a significant shift in NHS recruitment, enabling trusts to hire newly qualified nurses and midwives based on projected need, rather than waiting for vacancies to arise.

2 mins

Health alert as heatwave sweeps in with 34C highs

The Met Office has warned the UK could see temperatures climb to as high as 34C this week as the fourth heatwave of the summer is set to sweep the country.

2 mins

Drivers over 70 could face eye tests every three years

The drink-drive limit could be cut and older drivers may face mandatory eye tests in a planned overhaul of the UK's road safety laws. Ministers are also considering tougher penalties for uninsured drivers and failing to wear a seatbelt, according to a report in The Times.

1 mins

‘3k-a-day’ shoplifter calls for more support for offenders

For one of the most prolific shoplifters in the UK, every operation would begin the same way.

2 mins

Former air steward refused visa and told to return to ‘nation I never called home’

A British Airways cabin crew member was forced to abandon his dream career eight years after arriving in the UK when the

3 mins

Biggins condemned over 'grabbing women' remarks

Christopher Biggins has been criticised after attempting to defend sacked MasterChef host Gregg Wallace with the admission that he used to “grab women” while working on TV and film sets.

2 mins

Mercury having a secret child would be astonishing to me, says closest friend

Freddie Mercury’s former girlfriend and closest friend, Mary Austin, has shared her scepticism over a woman claiming to be the singer’s secret daughter, who has spoken publicly for the first time ahead of the release of a book about her story.

4 mins

US is ‘done with funding Ukraine war’, says Vance

Vice-president urges European leaders to take a bigger role

3 mins

Five Al Jazeera journalists killed by Israel in Gaza City

An Israeli airstrike killed Al Jazeera correspondent Anas al-Sharif and four other journalists in Gaza City, the broadcaster said.

2 mins

Protesters fly pirate flags as Indonesia marks milestone

Independence Day becomes focus for public display of anger

2 mins

The Online Safety Act isn't fit for purpose – so rewrite it

Want to order dinner from Pizza Hut? You'll have to show ID before you can take the box.

2 mins

Malaysia must stop saying one thing and doing another

In his first year in office as foreign secretary, David Lammy has made an astonishing 47 trips abroad.

3 mins

The clampdown on cosmetic procedures is too late for me

New restrictions to crack down on practitioners of cosmetic “tweakments”, such as Botox and dermal fillers, as well as higher-risk procedures like liquid Brazilian butt lifts (BBLs), will be introduced by the government.

3 mins

Faith keeps you going, Kemi, but it doesn't grant wishes

There's an old joke about a minister caught up in a flood. \"God will save me,\" he says, confidently turning away two boats and a helicopter.

3 mins

IT'S A SOAK OF GENIUS

Adele Cardani explores the fine line of making a room sing – not shout – through the maximalist art of pattern drenching

4 mins

Will border checks in EU be tougher in November?

Q I am travelling to Germany in November. What extra scrutiny will I face as a result of the new European rules?

1 mins

Palace humble mighty Reds to win Community Shield

Crystal Palace win 3-2 on penalties

3 mins

Slot responds after Palace fans disrupt Jota tribute

Arne Slot has defended the Crystal Palace supporters who disturbed a moment's silence for Diogo Jota and his brother Andre Silva before the Community Shield at Wembley yesterday.

2 mins

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