As Benjamin Netanyahu comes face to face with some of the released Israeli hostages, they tell him he MUST resign for prioritising the end of Hamas over the lives of the Israelis still being held there. We analyse his apparently weakening position.

Meanwhile in Ukraine, as their fight with Russia appears ground to a halt, the Times is given exclusive access to a new military unit having some major success against the might of the Russian navy, which is playing a major role in allowing a semblance of normal life to continue there.

Also, why would one of the world's biggest golf stars defect to LIV golf now? And has Suits' renaissance - thanks to Meghan Markle's royal connections - given rise to the legal dramas once again?

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Israel’s Defence Forces consider new advanced technology to target the tunnels used by Hamas in Gaza. We look at whether the use of a system of tunnel borers and pumps to flood the underground network is a viable tactic. Plus why the performance of the Haka at the opening of the New Zealand Parliament has caused controversy. And find out why exercise might not actually help you live longer.

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The families of Israeli hostages want the men and women left behind to be rescued - we'll also hear about the impact of the war further afield. Plus: the aftermath of a volcano eruption in Indonesia.

Your daily round-up of the biggest stories from across the world, as seen through the eyes of the Times of London. You can hear more of these stories on Times Radio, and read more at thetimes.co.uk.

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The families of Israeli hostages want the men and women left behind to be rescued - we'll also hear about the impact of the war further afield. Plus: the aftermath of a volcano eruption in Indonesia.

Your daily round-up of the biggest stories from across the world, as seen through the eyes of the Times of London. You can hear more of these stories on Times Radio, and read more at thetimes.co.uk.

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The charity Street Child is helping to re-establish some sense of normality for Ukrainian children affected by the war.

We bring you the latest on the renewed fighting in the Middle East. And in a small UK town, locals say a reclusive beer baron is holding their ailing town over a barrel.

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Renewed fighting has entered a second day after a temporary truce between Israel and Hamas broke down. We hear from people on the ground in Gaza.

Finland will be the first industrialised country to hit their net zero target in a little over a decade’s time but how are they managing it?

And one of Italy's lesser known towers in Bologna is in danger of collapse

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As the ceasefire expires without an extension - civilians again face violence. Plus - dire warnings on climate from King Charles and a battle in France between lovers of rib steak and of quinoa.

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As two Hamas-linked brothers conduct another, far smaller terror attack on Israeli soil some are asking if Israel should move away from negotiating for more hostages to be freed, and focus instead on eradicating their enemy. The cousin of a hostage fights back.

In an episode full of links we look at the life of Henry Kissinger, who has died aged 100, how he had an impact on the Middle East and his advice - albeit unpalatable advice - for Ukraine.

And we take stock of an opinion piece from the Times' Diplomatic Editor, Roger Boyes, who questions whether we could have a third major war before too long - this time in Taiwan.

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As more Israeli hostages - held by Hamas since October 7th - are freed, we analyse the conditions they've been held in. A doctor who is looking after some of them also discusses the processes they will undergo to help them recover mentally from their experiences.

Also, North Korean state media reports on dissenters at an election for the first time - but what does it mean?

We've news of a major safeguarding rule-change in gymnastics, a sport blighted by abuse in recent years - and the celeb mum who's jumping to the defence of her megastar daughter.

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As Israel and Hamas move into a 5th day of ceasefire, with hostages and prisoners being swapped and aid trucks entering Gaza, their respective propaganda machines are still in action. But what damage is it doing, if any? We analyse two key elements.

Also today, has the air travel industry found a new biofuel to significantly reduce its environmental damage?

And, the dangers of heading a football, why men really do get more ill than women and the latest Harry & Meghan book is out with more Royal allegations.

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