Twenty killed after trucks overturn in Gaza, Hamas-run civil defence says
Four commercial trucks were looted in central Gaza along unsafe roads controlled by Israel, private contractor says.
MasterChef returns with sacked hosts but without their jokes
Gregg Wallace and John Torode were both sacked following a report into conduct on the BBC show.
Newcastle’s summer of frustration – what’s going on?
Newcastle started the summer predicting a “big” transfer window but have suffered plenty of frustration – what is going on St James’ Park?
Live at Edinburgh Fringe: Masterchef, An AI MP & What The Polls Are Saying in Scotland
Kirsty Wark and James Cook join Adam on stage at the Fringe.
Italy gives final approval for world’s longest suspension bridge to Sicily
The project, which has been started before, still needs to cross several hurdles before building can start.
British woman sentenced over Thai drugs smuggling
Cameron Bradford, from Stevenage, is given a two-year suspended prison sentence by a German court.
The secret system Hamas uses to pay government salaries
Observers are baffled at how Hamas can pay officials as Gaza is isolated and largely reduced to rubble.
‘Dangerous’ fugitive who murdered mother walking dog jailed for life
The trial judge says it may never be known what triggered the “outburst of violence” against Anita Rose.
Trump-Modi ties hit rock bottom with new tariffs on India over Russian oil
Trump’s tariff threats and social media outbursts have raised concerns about the state of India-US relations.
Could RFK Jr’s move to pull mRNA vaccine funding be a huge miscalculation?
The US is withdrawing $500m for vaccines for diseases like flu and Covid. Health correspondent James Gallagher asks if it’s the right call.