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July 11, 2025

Strike Kills 15 Waiting Outside Gaza Clinic

At least 15 people, including 10 children, were killed by an Israeli strike as they queued outside a medical point in central Gaza yesterday, amid intensifying Israeli attacks that left 82 people dead across the strip.

3 mins

Doctors' leader: 29% claim is not negotiable

Resident doctors' 29% pay claim is non-negotiable, \"reasonable\" and easily affordable for the NHS, the new leader of the medical profession has said.

3 mins

UK and France in 'one in, one out' deal to cut illegal boat crossings

People arriving in the UK via small boats will be returned to France as part of what Keir Starmer called a \"groundbreaking\" deal, which the government hopes will make a major dent in illegal Channel crossings.

3 mins

Anger after government pauses Grenfell contract investigations

Bereaved families and survivors of the Grenfell Tower fire have accused the government of \"incompetence or outright indifference\" after it paused investigations into possible bans for firms criticised in connection with the blaze, which killed 72 people.

2 mins

Bayeux in Britain: How France Said Yes to Landmark Loan of Tapestry

When, in 2018, Emmanuel Macron proposed the loan of the Bayeux Tapestry to Britain, an army of conservationists and experts rose up to explain why the almost 1,000-year-old treasure was too fragile to be moved.

3 mins

Ozzy Osbourne Goes From Heavy Metal to Painting With Chimps

Fresh from his retirement concert with Black Sabbath at the weekend, Ozzy Osbourne has announced a new project: a visual art collaboration with chimpanzees.

1 mins

Two are killed in another wave of Russian strikes on Kyiv

Volodymyr Zelenskyy yesterday urged Ukraine's allies to speed up new sanctions on Russia after another huge wave of strikes on Kyiv killed two people, including a police officer, and left 23 wounded.

3 mins

UK faces equal threats from Iran and Russia, security report says

Intimidation by Iran, including the fear of physical attack and assassination of Iranian dissidents living in the UK, is comparable in scale to the threat posed by Russia, parliament's intelligence and security committee has found.

2 mins

Teenagers among four arrested over cyber-attacks on retailers

Four suspects have been arrested by officers investigating a series of cyber-attacks on Marks & Spencer, Co-op and Harrods.

1 mins

Children are limiting phone use to protect their mental health

Children are increasingly taking breaks from their smartphones to better manage their mental health, personal safety and attention spans, research suggests.

2 mins

'I will try again' Beyond talk of security measures, hope of reaching Britain persists

It is 5.45am, the dawn light strengthening. A large inflatable dinghy carrying 20 people or more has come discreetly to the east end of the beach at Gravelines.

5 mins

The bromance survives but Emmanuel can't resist a parting shot before he heads home

Nigel Farage couldn't believe his luck. Another cloudless sunny day. The mill pond flat. What better way to pass the time than to take to sea and film yourself for X?

2 mins

Migrant returns deal Rejected Tory proposal that became a Labour coup

Starmer should stop telling people what a success he was making of running the country. He was only adding to the pull factors

2 mins

One in a million': Teenage surfer found on remote island off coast of Australia

A 19-year-old surfer is in a stable condition in hospital after being found safe on a remote island off the northern New South Wales coast of Australia in an outcome his father described as \"one in a million\".

2 mins

Schools failing pupils, charity says, as exclusions top 10,000

More than 10,000 pupils were permanently excluded from England's state schools last year, alongside record numbers of suspensions of children under seven or with special needs.

2 mins

Labour moves to scrap first past the post system in mayoral votes

Ministers are changing the voting system for mayoral elections in a move likely to make it harder for Reform politicians to take big regions such as Lincolnshire and Hull, as they did this year.

1 mins

Royal Mail gets go ahead to axe second-class post on Saturdays

Royal Mail has been given the green light to drop Saturday deliveries of second-class letters and provide services only on alternate weekdays from Monday to Friday under new rules announced by the regulator.

2 mins

The original Birkin bag sells for a record £7.4m at auction

A unique but well-worn handbag created for the singer and actor Jane Birkin by Hermès has fetched €8.6m (£7.4m) in Paris, making it the most expensive fashion accessory sold at auction in Europe.

1 mins

Bob Vylan tell fans in London not to repeat anti-IDF chant

The frontman of Bob Vylan warned his fans to stop chanting against the Israeli military during the duo's first British gig since the band's Glastonbury festival performance.

1 mins

Deprived children 'more likely to die after ICU admission'

Minority ethnic children and children from deprived backgrounds across the UK are more likely to die following admission to intensive care than their white and more affluent counterparts, a study has found.

2 mins

Two-child benefit cap now affecting 1.7m children, data shows

A further 37,000 children were affected by the two-child benefit limit in the year to April, with 1.7 million now living in households affected by the policy, according to new figures described as \"devastating and shameful\" by charities.

1 mins

Time up for Pimm's o'clock as Wimbledon trials fruity mocktail with less of a punch

Now Wimbledon is experimenting with a mocktail in the style of the fruity punch to satisfy a growing demand for alcohol-free options.

1 mins

Black people in England 'four times as likely to face homelessness'

Black people in England are almost four times as likely to face homelessness as white people and substantially less likely to get social housing, according to the first major study into homelessness and racism in more than two decades.

2 mins

Government warned over management of private contracts

Bad management of private finance contracts is leading to poor-quality assets being handed back to the government, including schools and hospitals, according to parliament's spending watchdog.

1 mins

Social media firms put public at risk in wake of Southport murders, MPs say

Social media business models endangered the public by incentivising the spread of dangerous misinformation after the 2024 Southport murders, MPs have concluded.

2 mins

Stage review A riotous forerunner of modern marquee franchises

A riotous forerunner of modern marquee franchises

1 mins

Beatles to Wordsworth: Tree of the Year 'Rooted in Culture'

A cedar tree climbed by the Beatles, an oak said to have inspired Virginia Woolf, and a lime representing peace in Northern Ireland are among those shortlisted for Tree of the Year 2025.

2 mins

Ticketless Oasis fans warned to ignore TikTok videos on sneaking into shows

Oasis fans have been told that the band's homecoming gigs at Heaton Park in Manchester will be protected by a double fence with security patrolling in between after TikTok users offered advice on how to break into the concerts.

2 mins

Mad for it Manchester goes wild for band's homecoming

All around the world, you've gotta spread the word. And if the lyrics to the song are right, the word is well and truly out. Behind the bar at an Oasis-themed pub in Manchester's Northern Quarter, fans from across the world have planted their flags in a giant map of the globe to show the extraordinary international appeal of the city's most famous musical sons.

2 mins

Scots Urged to Reduce Water Use as Climate Crisis Puts Supplies at Risk

Scottish households are being urged to cut back heavily on their water use and instead treat it as a precious resource owing to the growing threat to supplies from climate heating.

1 mins

South West avoids £19m fine for sewage spills by investing more

South West Water has agreed to pay a £24m penalty for illegal sewage discharges from its treatment works.

1 mins

Heat could kill 30,000 a year in England and Wales, says study

More than 30,000 people a year could die in England and Wales from heat-related causes by the 2070s, scientists warned yesterday.

2 mins

Met Criticised Over Plan to Give Alleged Fayed Victims Video Update

Women allegedly assaulted by the late Mohamed Al Fayed feel let down by police investigators, their advocate has said as she criticised the Metropolitan police for planning to \"resort\" to sending a video to keep them updated.

1 mins

Badenoch says term 'disabled' is at risk of losing all meaning

Kemi Badenoch said yesterday she did not believe that one in four people were disabled and the term was in danger of losing its meaning, as she used a speech to criticise the size of the welfare state.

2 mins

Bad news for the Tories, but Farage must tread carefully

Jake Berry has had an eclectic political career in the run-up to his defection to Reform UK this week.

2 mins

UN official faces US sanctions after investigating Gaza 'abuses' by Israel

The Trump administration has said it is issuing sanctions against an independent official tasked with investigating human rights abuses in the Palestinian territories.

2 mins

Eternity C Four more crew rescued from vessel sunk by Houthis as 11 remain missing

Four seafarers were rescued yesterday after spending more than 48 hours in the water, as the search continued for the remaining crew of the Greek ship Eternity C, which was sunk by Houthi militants in an attack that killed at least four people.

2 mins

A Silent History: Battle to Tell the Truth and Honor Srebrenica's Dead

Three decades after genocide was committed in the middle of Europe, memories in the rest of the world are beginning to fade, helped along by a relentless effort by the perpetrators and their allies to cover up evidence.

7 mins

People with higher risk of HIV 'being increasingly criminalised'

People at higher risk of HIV, such as gay men and people who inject drugs, are facing record levels of criminalisation worldwide, according to UNAids.

1 mins

Thailand Haze of confusion as cannabis sales made illegal again

Along Bangkok's famous backpacker strip, Khao San Road, storefronts offer a smorgasbord of highs - cannabis strains promising relaxation, mood enhancement and giggly vibes.

2 mins

Semenya urges better protection of athletes' rights after court win

The South African runner Caster Semenya has called for athletes' rights to be better protected after Europe's top human rights court ruled that she had not been given a fair trial when she contested a policy that required her to lower her testosterone levels in order to compete in women's sport.

1 mins

Trump Praises Liberia's Leader for Speaking His Own Language

Donald Trump praised the Liberian president for his \"good English\" at a meeting of African leaders at the White House - despite English being the official language of the west African country.

1 mins

FTSE 100 hits record high as investors ignore trade war fears

The FTSE 100 index of the most valuable companies on the London Stock Exchange has soared to a record high as investors shrugged off concerns over Donald Trump's trade wars.

1 mins

Ministers consider saving second UK steel firm if Liberty group collapses

Another major steel plant may be taken into state control if its parent company collapses into administration after a key court case next week.

2 mins

Ailing WPP appoints Rose from Microsoft as new boss

The marketing services company WPP has appointed Microsoft's Cindy Rose as its chief executive as the ailing London-listed firm aims to implement a sweeping restructuring to turn itself around.

1 mins

Zonal electricity pricing is dead. Now we need some pragmatism about hitting net zero targets

The chief executive of energy regulator Ofgem, Jonathan Brearley, backed zonal pricing.

3 mins

Government drops plan for zonal pricing of electricity after long consultation

The government has abandoned plans for \"zonal pricing\" that would have charged electricity users in the south-east of England more than those in Scotland, saying that a single national price would help ensure the system was \"fair, affordable, secure and efficient\".

1 mins

Linda Yaccarino How CEO had been set up to fail at Musk's X

When Linda Yaccarino, an NBC advertising executive, joined what was then still known as Twitter in May 2023, she was given a tall order: repair the company's relationship with advertisers after a chaotic year of being owned by Elon Musk.

3 mins

Healy's solo ride stuns as Van der Poel retakes lead

Ben Healy of Ireland took his nation's 15th win in the Tour de France after claiming victory on stage six from Bayeux to Vire as Mathieu van der Poel recaptured the yellow jersey from Tadej Pogacar by a second.

2 mins

McIlroy's touch on the greens brings the smiles back

World No 2 only four shots off the lead while Scheffler happy with 'decent' score

3 mins

Testing times Farrell's selection dilemmas for first Australia clash

Head coach has several decisions to make with first Test nine days away, not least who to play at No 7, while Farrell Jr could also force his way in, writes Robert Kitson

3 mins

Lions Call Up Osborne With Kinghorn To Miss Opener

Blair Kinghorn will miss the opening Test of the British & Irish Lions series against Australia but has not yet been ruled out of the entire tour.

1 mins

Wiegman gets key decisions right to give Lionesses hope

From personnel to tactics, these five big calls paid off for the England manager in win against the Netherlands

3 mins

Gibbs-White closes on joining Kudus at Spurs

Tottenham are poised to sign Morgan Gibbs-White from Nottingham Forest after triggering a £60m release clause.

1 mins

Switzerland advance after Xhemaili's late show

Switzerland ensured that local interest in Euro 2025 persists by the skin of its teeth. They were on the brink of heartbreak when Natalia Kuikka scored a late penalty to put Finland on the verge of leapfrogging them into the last eight.

2 mins

Defiant Anisimova sends Sabalenka packing with thrilling run to first final

Amanda Anisimova is relishing the prospect of her first Grand Slam final and promised to \"make it a battle\" after she held her nerve in a tense contest to defeat top seed and world No 1, Aryna Sabalenka, 6-4, 4-6, 6-4.

3 mins

Swiatek ends Bencic fairytale with a devastating display

Centre Court witnessed a masterclass in grass-court tennis as Iga Swiatek secured her place in a first Wimbledon final, dismantling the unseeded Belinda Bencic with a commanding 6-2, 6-0 victory.

2 mins

Djokovic knows he faces test of strength

Can the 38-year-old Serb really survive physical battle and beat Sinner and Alcaraz in the same grand slam?

3 mins

Is Horner axe enough for Red Bull to hang on to Verstappen?

Even as the reverberations from the shock sacking of Christian Horner as team principal of Red Bull are still being felt across Formula One, whether all this sound and fury will have been quite enough to keep Max Verstappen at the team remains a moot point.

3 mins

Sunshine and sopor as England forced to cut the gung-ho stuff

Tough going in the heat as India seem to have achieved what no amount of public criticism ever has

3 mins

Root closes in on century as watchful England dig in

Unbeaten 99 settles hosts after Kumar Reddy dismisses both openers in bright India start

4 mins

It's important to manage him' Pope to keep Stokes in check

Ollie Pope said it was his role as vice-captain to ensure Ben Stokes \"doesn't push himself to a ridiculous place\" as the captain battles a groin injury that forced him to seek treatment near the end of the first day of the third Test.

1 mins

Welcome to The Crawley Zone, where ceaseless backing doesn't always deliver tangible results

Even when my luck's right out; well, it turns out my luck's also right in.

3 mins

Losing sucks' for Sabalenka as she admits 'hate' for SW19

Aryna Sabalenka has said she currently has \"a hate relationship\" with Wimbledon, and hit out at opponent Amanda Anisimova, after the world No 1 lost her third consecutive semifinal at the Championships.

1 mins

Breaking the £1m barrier Arsenal seal world record deal for Liverpool striker Smith

Olivia Smith is poised to become the world's first women's player to break the £1m transfer barrier after Liverpool accepted a world-record offer from Arsenal for the 20-year-old Canada forward.

1 mins

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