2 h. ago Hamas says it will return bodies of four Israeli hostages tonight after Israel says it will keep Rafah crossing closed – Gaza ceasefire live

Hamas tells mediators it plans to transfer bodies of four deceased hostages at 10pm local timeDespite the ceasefire agreement, a medical source told Palestinian news agency Wafa today that four people were killed when Israeli drones fired at residents inspecting their homes in Gaza’s eastern Shejaiya neighbourhood. We have not yet been able to independently verify this information.Israel’s military said it opened fire on people who it says approached Israeli forces operating in the northern Gaza Strip. Continue reading...

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7 h. ago Hotel worker stabbed 23 times by asylum seeker at station, murder trial told

Deng Chol Majek, who claims to be aged 19, denies murdering Rhiannon Whyte.

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9 h. ago Flight attendant shares clever tip for booking 'best seat on Ryanair flight'

A flight attendant believes there is a 'best' seat on to book on Ryanair flights – and told her followers how they can find it the next time they take to the skies

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10 h. ago 'My mum fell out of her hospital bed 10 times, then she was told to wear a helmet'

Rebecca Metcalf says she has been left 'disempowered' by the care system

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10 h. ago Finding My Way by Malala Yousafzai review – growing up in public

Clambering up bell towers, dancing the night away and falling in love – how ‘saint’ Malala forged a new identityLying in her Birmingham hospital bed in the weeks after she’d been shot in the head by a Taliban assassin, 15-year-old Malala Yousafzai used to imagine the conversation she would have with Taliban leadership. “If they would just sit down with me I could reason with them and convince them to end their reign of misogyny and violence,” she writes in her new memoir.Malala kept a notebook by her bed, filled with rhetorical strategies and talking points – the names of journalists who might be able to broker a meeting with the Taliban, the Qur’an verses she could cite to show that girls do have a right to education in Islam, the things she could say to establish her own credentials as a God-fearing Muslim. Of course, that conversation never happened. Much later, after the fall of Afghanistan in 2021, it made her wince to recall her naive be...

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27 h. ago AI could make it harder to establish blame for medical failings, experts say

Report raises concerns about liability issues and lack of testing as development of AI health tools boomsThe use of artificial intelligence in healthcare could create a legally complex blame game when it comes to establishing liability for medical failings, experts have warned.The development of AI for clinical use has boomed, with researchers creating a host of tools, from algorithms to help interpret scans to systems that can aid with diagnoses. AI is also being developed to help manage hospitals, from optimising bed capacity to tackling supply chains. Continue reading...

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37 h. ago UK households told to stockpile one common time after 'WW3 threat'

The government has issued guidance to households across the UK on how to prepare for emergencies, which includes stocking up on key items including bottled water

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50 h. ago TikTok star Mainly Mannie reveals he has AIDS in emotional message from hospital

Popular TikTok star Mainly Mannie has revealed he is HIV positive as he shared a touching video from his hospital bed as he is flooded with supportive comments from his fans

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51 h. ago In Venezuela’s ‘darkest hours’, will peace prize boost opposition or backfire?

María Corina Machado’s Nobel award puts focus on country but analysts doubt it will produce democratic changeIn March 2019 as a nationwide blackout plunged Venezuela into darkness, hundreds of citizens huddled on a basketball court in the city of Maracaibo to hear their leader promise to guide them out of the gloom.“We are, quite literally, living through our darkest hour. But these are also the brightest of times,” María Corina Machado told supporters as they used mobile phones to illuminate the night. Continue reading...

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51 h. ago Strictly star Ross King in 'guilty' admission after 'horrendous' ordeal with girlfriend

Good Morning Britain's Hollywood reporter Ross King has told of the time when his house was almost surrounded by flames during the devastating Los Angeles wildfires

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64 h. ago Prince Harry is 'putting reconciliation with King Charles at risk' by fighting government to get taxpayer

On Friday, the Duke of Sussex, 41, asked the Home Secretary for increased security but his new plea 'complicates things for the King,' a royal source told The Times .

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66 h. ago King Charles tells Harry to stop fighting government to get taxpayer

On Friday, the Duke of Sussex, 41, asked the Home Secretary for increased security but his new plea 'complicates things for the King,' a royal source told The Times .

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3 d. ago Robbie Williams leaves Julia Roberts lost for words with Pretty Woman admission

Julia Roberts was speechless after Robbie Williams told her what he did after watching Pretty Woman six times in a row.

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3 d. ago First Republican governor comes out against Trump’s deployment of National Guard

‘We believe in the federalist system — that’s states’ rights,’ Oklahoma’s Gov. Kevin Stitt told The New York Times

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4 d. ago Arsenal news: Martin Odegaard injury timeline blow as Mikel Arteta told where he's gone wrong

Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard was substituted in their win against West Ham and could be out of action for an extended period as Mikel Arteta faces up to another problem

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5 d. ago Strictly's Thomas Skinner says it's 'so scary' as he suffers family emergency days after exit

The former Apprentice star has told how his family are going through a 'proper s*** time'

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5 d. ago Pep Guardiola told it's time to quit Man City as boss' closest ally drops huge statement

Pep Guardiola has been at Manchester City for nine years, but his former performance analyst Carles Planchart believes he should consider his future - and he has a clear reason for his feelings

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7 d. ago Ken Jacobs, mainstay of New York’s underground film culture, dies aged 92

Experimental film-maker’s works included Little Stabs at Happiness, Blonde Cobra, and Tom, Tom, the Piper’s SonRenowned experimental film-maker Ken Jacobs, whose works such as Little Stabs at Happiness, Blonde Cobra and Tom, Tom, the Piper’s Son made him a key member of the underground film circuit of the 1960s, has died aged 92. His son Azazel Jacobs, also a film-maker, told the New York Times that he died of kidney failure in hospital on Sunday.Described by the New York Times as “the éminence grise of the American avant garde”, Jacobs and his wife Flo, with whom he collaborated on much of his work, straddled the worlds of experimental art and American new wave film-making, along with the likes of Jack Smith, Andy Warhol and Jonas Mekas. He was a founding member of New York’s Film-Makers’ Co-Operative and the first director of the Millennium Film Workshop in 1966, both of which offered a space for film-makers working outside the mainstream and which are still operating today. Conti...

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7 d. ago Ken Jacobs, luminary of New York underground film culture, dies aged 92

Experimental film-maker’s works included Little Stabs at Happiness, Blonde Cobra, and Tom, Tom, the Piper’s SonRenowned experimental film-maker Ken Jacobs, whose works such as Little Stabs at Happiness, Blonde Cobra and Tom, Tom, the Piper’s Son made him a key member of the underground film circuit of the 1960s, has died aged 92. His son Azazel Jacobs, also a film-maker, told the New York Times that he died of kidney failure in hospital on Sunday.Described by the New York Times as “the éminence grise of the American avant garde”, Jacobs and his wife Flo, with whom he collaborated on much of his work, straddled the worlds of experimental art and American new wave film-making, along with the likes of Jack Smith, Andy Warhol and Jonas Mekas. He was a founding member of New York’s Film-Makers’ Co-Operative and the first director of the Millennium Film Workshop in 1966, both of which offered a space for film-makers working outside the mainstream and which are still operating today. Conti...

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7 d. ago I got pregnant at 15 & my parents were so mad – then I fell pregnant again & trolls say I’m ‘a single mum in the making’

A TEEN mother has revealed that she first fell pregnant at the age of 15, leaving her parents fuming. But not long after her dad finally accepted that he would be a grandfather, Trina, 19, then found out she was expecting again.  Revealing all to Truly on a recent episode of My Extraordinary Family, the...

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