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'Atrocious' killing of 15 aid workers by Israel must independently investigated, Palestine Red Crescent says
The Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) has demanded an independent investigation into the "atrocious" deaths of 15 aid workers killed by Israeli troops in Gaza in March.
Southampton manager leaves role after club's Premier League relegation confirmed
Ivan Juric has left Southampton after the club's Premier League's relegation was confirmed on Sunday, according to Sky Sports News.
Police officer driving van that followed teens before e-bike crash won't face charges
No charges will be brought against a police officer who was driving a van that followed two teenagers before they died in an e-bike crash.
Teenagers charged with murder after boy, 17, stabbed to death
Two teenagers have been charged with murder after a 17-year-old boy was stabbed to death in west London on Saturday, police have said.
UK temperatures to soar above 20C in some areas, forecasts say
Temperatures of above 20C (68F) are set to return to the UK at the end of this week, according to forecasts.
Why the device you're holding shows us how Trump's tariffs could herald one of the most painful episodes in modern times
Of course this is dramatic. Of course markets are slumping.
At least 19 dead after storms bring flooding and tornadoes to parts of US
At least 19 people are reported to have died after severe weather, including tornadoes, heavy rain, and flooding, continued to hit parts of the US over the weekend.
Headteacher admits attacking deputy at school
A headteacher has been told he faces a jail sentence after admitting to attacking his deputy at a school in South Wales.
Calls for 'irresponsible' UK government to follow Canada's lead on rules for young drivers
The UK government is facing accusations of being "disingenuous" and "irresponsible" amid growing criticism for not introducing tougher licensing laws for new drivers.
Forest blaze 'under control' but rescue team leader warns 'we are not out of danger yet'
A wildfire that has been blazing over the weekend has been brought under control - as emergency crews remain at the scene to extinguish any potential flare-ups.
Second child with measles dies as US outbreak spreads
A second child in Texas with measles has died as the outbreak of the childhood disease reached nearly 500 cases in the state, officials have said.
Israeli airstrikes kill more than 30 people in Gaza - including more than a dozen women and children
Israeli airstrikes have killed more than 30 people in Gaza, including over a dozen women and children, local health officials have said.
International stock markets tumble as Trump calls tariffs 'medicine'
International stock markets have fallen dramatically overnight amid fears of a global trade war following Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs, which he called "medicine".
Parents of boy whose violent outbursts left them fearing for their lives say Adolescence 'touched a nerve'
A teenager suddenly becomes violent, his anger towards women fuelled by online influencers, while his parents struggle to process what their son is capable of.
My brother was 'thrown to the lions' in El Salvador jail by Trump administration
Until five weeks ago, Arturo Suarez was a professional singer, performing in the United States as he waited for his asylum claim to be processed.
Tolls on Blackwall Tunnel and new Silvertown Tunnel begin - what you need to know
From today, drivers using London's Blackwall Tunnel will have to pay a toll.
King to begin Italy tour with Queen after health concerns
The King and Queen will fly into Rome later for their state visit to Italy, despite the recent concerns about his health.
What is the Catholic jubilee, why are the royals going and should tourists still visit Italy this year?
The King and Queen have begun a three-day state visit to Italy, where they will celebrate the Catholic jubilee year, an event that only happens every 25 years.
Starmer promises 'bold changes' to rules over electric cars in wake of Trump's tariffs
Sir Keir Starmer promised "bold changes" as he announced he will relax rules around electric vehicles after carmakers were hit by Donald Trump's tariffs.
US actor and Olivier Awards winner says 'special relationship firmly intact' despite Trump's tariffs
British star Lesley Manville and American actor John Lithgow have won the acting categories at this year's Olivier Awards, which recognise excellence in London theatre.