As Israel tries to prove to doubters that Hamas is using Gaza's hospitals to shield the terror group's network of tunnels, arsenals of weapons, infrastructure and command centres, the Times speaks to IDF reservists sent in to Gaza to help break up those networks.

Also France's Government is criticised for its method of clearing Parisian migrants from the streets when they've nowhere else to go.

And Google Maps' struggles with directing people down safe routes and is "The Marvels" the beginning of the end for superhero movies?

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Amidst grave concern for children at hospitals in Gaza, Israel defends its tactics in the conflict. Plus - The Times goes inside Iceland's meteorological centre as it prepares for a volcanic eruption and Gwyneth Paltrow's skiing case is made for the stage.

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The Far Right turn up to pro-Palestinian AND anti-Semitic protests across Europe - whose side are they on?

Plus: Iceland gets ready for a volcanic eruption..

And we hear a Motor Neurone disease sufferer speak in his own voice…3 years after losing it

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The Red Cross warns of a “distressing” healthcare picture as the war between Israel and Hamas goes on. Plus - an update three months after devastating wildfires in Hawaii and the pantomime revival in Britain.

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We get extraordinary access to the charity leading efforts to remove Russian landmines from the wartorn country. Plus: the social media craze parts of Germany have banned and the smartphone replacement beamed to your hand.

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New guidance from the Vatican for LGBT people. Plus - Gazans flee south in four-hour ‘pauses’ and runner Caster Semenya is unashamed.

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Are America and Israel moving apart over the future of the latter's war with Hamas and, specifically, what happens after the terror group is destroyed?

We analyse whether Joe Biden and Benjamin Netanyahu could ever negotiate a satisfactory solution for all parties in the region?

Also, China appears to have taken another high profile business person from public life, as the Times discusses what happens to everyone whose freedoms are mysteriously restricted.

And the apparent link between children drinking caffeinated drinks and addiction; and how you can get your hands on one of Princess Diana's iconic dresses?

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On the 7th of October, Hamas terrorists stormed into Israel from Gaza, killing 1400 people. One month on, with Israel's Defence Forces bombarding Gaza in a bid to "destroy Hamas," how have we got here and where might we end up? We look at the past, present and future.

Also, a Times exclusive interview with the former Trump White House's Director of Russia looks at how the former US President might handle the Ukraine-Russia war if he returns to the Oval Office...and warns of the grave consequences of removing all funding to Ukraine.

And Nike defends the launch of a controversial shoe for babies while a K-Pop band reaps the benefits of a potentially embarrassing error.

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We look at the wider picture of the Israel-Hamas conflict, and hear stories of families split apart by the war.

Plus: we look at the relationship between Australia and China, hear how Italy's fashionistas are struggling because of climate change, and take a look inside the caves revealing the secret history of WW1's soldiers...

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An alleged victim of the British actor and comedian Russell Brand, speaks for the first time…

Plus how the Netherlands is dealing with a huge influx of refugees and the latest controversy involving video assistant referees in England’s premier league…

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