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US universities gripped by Gaza protests; and teenage boy killed in UK sword attack named
Two member of the public and two police officers were injured in the attack
Humza Yousaf says he "underestimated" the hurt after ending deal with Scottish Greens
Dublin says it's bringing forward emergency legislation to return any migrants who flee the UK's Rwanda deportation scheme.
The Conservative MP Dan Poulter has defected to Labour over NHS issues
The King will return to Royal duties next week -- after doctors said they were encouraged by how he'd responded to his cancer treatment.
Humza Yousaf faces a confidence vote by MSPs, after ending power-sharing with the Greens. And, the Hollywood mogul, Harvey Weinstein, has had a rape conviction overturned.
Arrest made on suspicion of attempted murder after two teachers and a pupil were stabbed.
Five people have died trying to cross the English channel in a small boat.
Rishi Sunak says the stand-off over his Rwanda bill will be settled tonight.
The MP Mark Menzies has quit the Conservative Party, and will stand down at the next election, after he was accused of misusing campaign funds.
A presumed Israeli strike has hit Iran in response to an attack by Tehran last week
Scotland's Net Zero Secretary Mairi McAllan said some goals were "out of reach"
The UK and Germany's foreign ministers have both called for restraint in response
The pupil argued the ban on prayer rituals was discriminatory
Iran attacked Israel in what it said was a response to a strike on its consulate in Syria
World leaders have condemned Tehran's strikes but called for restraint.
Australia's Prime Minister praises those who tried to stop a knife attack in Sydney.
She said if she had committed a criminal offence she would step down
The former American football star was controversially cleared of killing his former wife
It reviewed gender services for children and young people in England and Wales
A group of more than 2000 older women won the first climate change case at the ECHR
Benjamin Netanyahu is also facing calls to mount a major assault on Rafah in Gaza
Israel's Prime Minister says there'll be no ceasefire until all hostages are released. And, police are searching for a man suspected of killing a woman in Bradford yesterday.
Israel says the hostage, found in Gaza, had been murdered by the Islamic Jihad group.
Israel has released a report on how its forces killed seven aid workers in Gaza
There are growing calls on Rishi Sunak to hold Israel to account for the attack
The military veterans were killed in an Israeli attack while working for an aid agency
The Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, said it was a "tragic incident".
Israeli troops have withdrawn from a two-week raid of al-Shifa hospital
King Charles made his first major public appearance since being diagnosed with cancer.
Four members of a UN peacekeeping mission have been injured in an explosion in Lebanon.
Sir Jeffrey Donaldson says he will strenuously contest the charges
The previously-undisclosed papers were seen by the BBC
Water companies have said customers will have to foot the bill for improvements
A ship struck a bridge in Baltimore sending cars and people into the River Patapsco below
It is the first time the US has called for a halt to the fighting
The Chancellor has committed to keeping the triple lock system for increases to the state pension - insisting the "expensive" policy can be paid for through economic growth.
At least 133 now known to have died in attack on Moscow concert hall.
In a video statement Catherine said she was focused on making a full recovery
An inquiry found millions of women were not properly told of the rising state pension age
Data shows price rises have slowed again and inflation is set to meet the 2% target soon
The US Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, says the entire population of Gaza is now at risk because of inadequate supplies of food.
Rishi Sunak insists on Tory unity despite talk of party discontent
Thousands of people have gathered at polling stations across Russia to protest against an election they say is rigged:
Vaughn Gething is set to become the First Minister of Wales -- and the first black leader of a European nation -- after he won the contest to lead the Welsh Labour party.
The US has warned that powerful synthetic drugs -- that have devastated American communities -- are spreading around the world.
The new extremism definition applies to, but does not criminalise, groups promoting an ideology based on "violence, hatred or intolerance".
The businessman Frank Hester donated £10 million to the Conservatives
Frank Hester reportedly said the MP Diane Abbott made him "want to hate all black women"