11 h. ago Bob MacIntyre rates season as he aims for big finish in DP World Tour Play

World No 7 feeling refreshed after break since his dream spell in Ryder Cup and Dunhill Links

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17 h. ago Colourful and arty seaside town is perfect for winter breaks and is 'just like Brighton'

If you're looking for a picturesque seaside town similar to Brighton but with a quieter, more authentic feel, this 'gem' on the Norfolk coast might be your dream destination

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46 h. ago These three women expected to be convicted for organising a march for Palestine. Then something extraordinary happened

Three young women were prosecuted for leading a pro-Palestine protest in Singapore, a country with an extremely low tolerance for activism and high conviction rate. They tell Maroosha Muzaffar they had already prepared speeches railing against the system when it found them not guilty, stunning the nation

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64 h. ago These three women were sure they would be jailed for organising a march for Palestine. Then something extraordinary happened

Three young women were prosecuted for leading a pro-Palestine protest in Singapore, a country with an extremely low tolerance for activism and high conviction rate. They tell Maroosha Muzaffar they had already prepared speeches railing against the judicial system when it found them not guilty, stunning the nation

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5 d. ago Israel’s ultraorthodox Jews hold mass protest against military conscription

Hundreds of thousands of Haredim converge on Jerusalem to oppose mandatory military service

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7 d. ago Palestine Action activist accused of breaking into RAF base led anti

A pro-Palestine activist accused of vandalising an RAF base with Palestine Action spoke to anti-Israel protesters gathered outside his jail using a prison telephone.

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1 week ago Kim Kardashian claims she will be a lawyer in 2 weeks despite not knowing if she passed the bar

Kim Kardashian expects to become a lawyer in two weeks' time. She's awaiting the results of the bar exam, but feels confident that she's days away from fulfilling her dream to practice law.

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2 w. ago JULIE BINDEL: At last the Met has woken from its Orwellian fever dream and given up the policing of hurt feelings

JULIE BINDEL: Finally, a victory for common sense. That was my first reaction to the news that the Metropolitan Police will no longer investigate so-called non‑ crime hate incidents (NCHIs).

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2 w. ago Police fear Maccabi Tel Aviv fans WILL attend Aston Villa game and brace for pro

MIKE KEEGAN: Police are on a double alert for pro-Israel protests and the prospect of Maccabi Tel Aviv fans securing tickets for their Europa League match at Aston Villa next month.

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2 w. ago 'I asked three people who retired before 40 how they did it – they said the same thing'

EXCLUSIVE: Early retirement may feel to us like an unachievable dream, but for Eric Hughes, Andrew Hulbert and Naz Avo, it's turned out to be a reality

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2 w. ago Is it wrong to ban Israeli fans from Aston Villa game for security reasons?

A BACKLASH is growing after Israeli fans were banned from an upcoming Aston Villa game because it's a "high security risk". The Europa League match in Birmingham on November 6 comes as Israeli fans are targeted by protests whenever they play away from home. Pro-Palestine protests erupted outside the national side’s match against Italy on Tuesday and...

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2 w. ago Police remove firearms from the family home of an Oxford University student who was arrested for 'inciting racial hatred' after he led chants of 'put the Zios in the ground'

Firearms and ammunition were seized at the family home of anti-Israeli protester Sam Williams today. Uniformed officers arrived at the quiet cul-de-sac in Pembury, Tunbridge Wells, around lunchtime.

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3 w. ago ‘We’re ripping ourselves to shreds’: with dance music bitterly divided, how far should cultural boycotts go?

Some artists and audiences are boycotting Boiler Room and other events over its parent company’s links with Israel – creating fierce debate about the best way to protest and how to remain uncompromisedThose attending Boiler Room’s two-day festival in London’s Burgess Park in August may have noticed a troubling message spray-painted on the site’s perimeter fence: “Boiler Room is owned by Israeli arms investors.” In nearby Brockwell Park, which hosted Field Day, Cross the Tracks and Mighty Hoopla – three festivals belonging to the same group as Boiler Room – graffiti depicted a bomb with the letters “KKR” emblazoned on it.In June 2024, the controversial private equity giant KKR acquired Superstruct Entertainment, the company that owns these four festivals and tens of others, many of which were the subjects of boycotts by artists this summer. That’s because KKR has considerable business interests in Israel, including investments in Axel Springer SE, a German media company that runs cla...

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3 w. ago Trump's peace deal speech to Israeli parliament is halted by screaming protesters

President Donald Trump's speech to the Israeli parliament was interrupted by screaming protesters on Monday morning.

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3 w. ago As Israelis nervously await the release of loved ones, sick mob chants 'Death to the IDF'... while supporters of Britain's Jews are arrested

Pro-Palestine protesters shouted 'death, death to the IDF' yesterday as desperate Israeli families waited to be reunited with their kidnapped loved ones.

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3 w. ago Tight security and political tension hang over key Norway v Israel World Cup qualifier

The hosts in Oslo are closing in on qualification but the politics surrounding their visitors’ presence casts a shadow over the footballIt will be the most high-security sports event in Norway since the Winter Olympics in 1994. Anti-terror measures are in place throughout Oslo; a no-fly zone will be implemented in the skies above Ullevi Stadion and through all the tension it could be easy to forget that the national team are within touching distance of a first World Cup appearance for 27 years. Beating Israel would put them on the verge but the visitors’ presence has added multiple layers of complexity and controversy.That will be clear on Saturday afternoon, when a crowd of several thousand is expected to march peacefully from the centre of Oslo to a stage set up near the ground. It has been organised by the Palestine Committee in Norway under the slogan “Red card for Israel” and other bodies will be holding their own protests too. Outside Grønland metro station, posters of unclear...

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3 w. ago ‘It feels like a dream’: protests come to end as Israelis sing in ‘hostages square’

After 733 days, news of agreement greeted with celebration in Tel Aviv and stickers saying: ‘They’re coming home’For 733 days, Israelis have come to Hostage Square in Tel Aviv with a yellow piece of tape on their shirts bearing the number of days since 251 hostages had been taken captive by Hamas-led militants. On Thursday, the yellow stickers remained but the tally was gone. In its place was a simple phrase: “They’re coming home.”For two years, protesters had occupied the square, which faces the Israeli military headquarters, with an encampment and held rallies demanding the hostages be returned from Gaza. The area – soon nicknamed Hostage Square – was filled with art installations, pictures of the hostages and an electronic screen counting the days and seconds that hostages had been in captivity. Continue reading...

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4 w. ago Palestine protests live: University students begin demonstrations despite warnings on October 7 anniversary

A inter-university march through central London is taking place this afternoon

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4 w. ago Unmasked: PhD student who cut Israeli hostage ribbons as Starmer condemns October 7 anniversary protests

Nadia Yahlom, of London, used scissors to brazenly snip the memorial bands that the Jewish community had tied to railings in honour of the 251 people taken hostage by Hamas.

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4 w. ago Palestine protests live: Starmer labels university students’ march ‘un

A inter-university march through central London is taking place this afternoon

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