Gaza exodus deepens crisis
Mass flight from city Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians have fled Gaza City as Israeli forces escalate bombardments and begin a ground offensive
Politics
World Affairs
Defence
Jobs
£1.4bn defence cash boom
Thousands of jobs on way Britain’s defence industry is riding high after landing a £1.4 billion foreign investment jackpot – with more than
Justice
Politics
Court halts deportation
First case under new scheme A London court has temporarily blocked the deportation of an Eritrean man to France under the UK’s new
Crime
Culture
Jobs
Sackings for Kirk death comments
Wave of dismissals across sectors – including TV star Jimmy Kimmel Dozens of American workers – including TV show host Jimmy Kimmel –
Politics
Starmer faces May deadline
Discontent grows after reshuffle Sir Keir Starmer is under mounting pressure from MPs and trade unions who believe he has only until May
Business News
Culture
BBC expands West Midlands presence
New dramas and Masterchef studio unveiled The BBC has confirmed its biggest expansion in the West Midlands in over a decade, with new
Culture
Viewpoint
110 years of WI
Quiet power, loud legacy The Women’s Institute turned 110 yesterday (Sep 16). Born in 1915, at a time when women’s voices were largely
Life Sciences
Streeting urges NHS unity
Call for collaboration Health Secretary Wes Streeting has urged the British Medical Association (BMA) to work with government to help rescue the NHS
World Affairs
Qatar summit fuels Israel backlash
Emir demands stronger action Qatar’s emir has demanded that Arab and Muslim leaders take “concrete steps” against Israel after missile strikes targeted Hamas’s
Environment
People
Drought crisis set to continue
Rainfall not enough The National Drought Group (NDG) has warned that England’s drought will persist through the autumn despite recent rainfall. August saw