Almost a third of people in Gaza not eating for days, UN food programme warns
Israel faces increasing pressure from Western allies to lift restrictions into the flow of aid into Gaza.
NHS faces challenging few days during doctors’ strike, warns Streeting
Hospitals in England battle to keep both emergency and non-urgent work going in five-day walkout.
Trans tribunal phone notes were not checked in person
An IT expert said NHS Fife was ‘limited by time’ in how it approached checking phone data.
Childminder said she loved murdered brother and sister ‘like they were her own’
A vigil is planned for Vanessa Whyte and James and Sara Rutledge, who were killed in a suspected triple murder and attempted suicide.
Failings in care of ex-cricketer Graham Thorpe before he died, coroner says
The ex-cricketer’s wife said his mental health declined after losing his job as a batting coach.
Police commissioner apologises for claiming multiple dead bodies found in woods
Detective leading murder investigation confirms the remains of no more than one body have been found.
Catchin’ Sachin – Joe’s route to 15,921
The race is on for Joe Root to catch Sachin Tendulkar as Test cricket’s most prolific batter, writes Stephan Shemilt.
More than 200 MPs call for Starmer to recognise Palestinian state
The PM says recognition of a Palestinian state must be part of a “wider plan” to ensure peace in the region.
Root reaches milestone as England punish India on day three
Joe Root’s masterful 150 took him up to second on the all-time Test run-scorers’ list and gave England complete control over India at the end of day three of the fourth Test at Old Trafford.
‘I’m so tired’: Mother of starving Gazan baby speaks to BBC
Hedaya al-Muta’wi’s 18-month-old son Mohammed suffers from malnutrition due to famine, weighing just 6kg.