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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Distinguishing fact from fiction as disinformation spreads. Plus - a sad postscript to the Thai cave rescue and the secrets of legendary soccer coach Sarina Wiegman.

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The leader of Hezbollah, the Lebanese organisation proscribed in the US and UK as a terror group, delivers his first public comments on the war between Israel and Hamas, delivering threats both to Israel and America.

Also on today's podcast the speedy conviction of the fallen so-called "King of Crypto", the thieves targeting historic military artefacts in a complex raid and we go inside the party a billionaire throws for his 73rd birthday.

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A top Ukrainian general says the war in Ukraine has reached an impasse. A warning that Saudi Arabia must be stopped as it continues to embark on a campaign of “sports washing”.

And what’s being billed as the last Beatles song has been released.

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As some Gazan citizens are helped out of the besieged region, in today's World in 10 we hear from one of the Times' leading columnists on why calls for Israel to stop bombing Gaza come from a place of well-meaning, but total naivety about the country's formation.

Also, the first concrete example of AI putting humanity at risk, the desperate sports team owner asking fans to bail him out and can a few hundred French citizens stop McDonald's from appearing in their village?

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Hamas release a hostage video: hear from the family of a woman who appears. Plus - fears for Palestinian civilians, and an unexpected winner at a world cheese contest.

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Hostages are paraded on Hamas video as the Israeli offensive intensifies. Plus - the cider with a long and historic pedigree and Italy’s Georgia Meloni under fire in culture war.

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The actor best known for playing Chandler Bing in hit TV show, Friends, dies aged 54

Also, we bring you the latest update on the Israel Hamas conflict

And why young people in Germany appear to have a better grasp on English than their own language…

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Israel gives a late night warning to Gazans to move south as the tanks roll across the border...

Plus 27 people are killed as Hurricane Otis rips through Acapulco

And fancy seeing some banned art? A new museum containing some very controversial pieces is opening in Barcelona

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The Times' World Affairs Editor explains whether the US' airstrikes in Syria are to be seen through the Israel / Gaza lens. Plus - the rise of co-parenting (where two people have a child but deliberately don't start a relationship) and Woody Allen's french film flops in France.

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