It's a sizeable shift in UK policy… one which could have ramifications in Australia.

British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer says the UK will recognise a Palestinian state from September — unless Israel dramatically improves the situation in Gaza.

This comes after a UN-backed food security body said the 'worst-case scenario of famine' was playing out in the besieged enclave.

Then, YouTube had previously been slated for an exemption on the basis of its educational uses, before the e-safety commissioner scrutinised this position.

But what do teenagers themselves make of it?

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Coverage and analysis of nation"Every government in the world is about to have a famine on its watch"

That's the warning from former USAID official in the Biden and Obama administrations Jeremy Konyndyk as Israel’s blockade and military offensive continue in Gaza.

The United Nations food agency says nearly 100,00 women and children are suffering from severe, acute malnutrition and the Gaza Health Ministry has reported a rise in hunger-related deaths.

Israel says it is allowing enough aid in and blames U.N. agencies for not distributing it. 

Also today, we'll wrap the first week of parliament for the re-elected Albanese government, and hear about Allegra Spender's productivity plan.al and international events.

The United Nations' top court has issued a landmark advisory opinion on climate change, saying all countries have to act against climate change and that a failure to address the problem could be a violation of international law.

We'll hear from Vanuatu's Climate Change Minister. 

Then, newswire service Agence France Presse  (AFP) says its staff in Gaza are struggling to cover the conflict given the increasing threat of starvation. 

And big news in beef -  the federal government is lifting restrictions on US beef imports into Australia.  

Leader of the Nationals, David Littleproud, has called for greater transparency from the federal government. We'll unpack why its so significant, what it means for Australian producers, and why its tied to Donald Trump's tariffs. 

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Today the federal government will introduce legislation to crack down on childcare centres that fail to keep children safe. 

The legislation is yet to be released publicly, but the government has flagged how it could target operators who have serious safety breaches. The Breakfast Wrap will hear from the federal minister for early childhood education.

Then, South Australia's toxic algal bloom outbreak continues to deepen and cause division within federal parliament.

Environment Minister Murray Watt has pledged $14 million to assist the state, but has stopped short of declaring it a natural disaster, triggering a call from the Greens to examine what criteria is used to declare these events.  

And the UN says more than a thousand people have been killed by Israel's military while attempting to get food since the U-S and Israel-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation system began in late May.

It comes as one veteran Israeli journalist claims there's evidence building that Israel has a clear and deliberate plan to ethnically cleanse Gaza. 

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