3 minutes ago About sharing People have been waiting in long queues for fuel and aid in the Gaza Strip, as the four-day truce between Israel and Hamas appears to hold for a second day. Gazans are trying to make the most of the pause in fighting to gather much-needed supplies, search for loved ones…
Nine-year-old Ohad Munder, held by Hamas for seven weeks, ran towards his father on Friday.
HM Coastguard says the beach in Lowestoft is “now a dangerous place to be”.
1 hour ago About sharing A kindergarten was heavily damaged by the latest Russian drone strike on Kyiv By James Waterhouse BBC Ukraine correspondent Russia has launched its biggest drone attack on Kyiv since its full-scale invasion of Ukraine began last year, the city’s mayor has said. Residents were woken by explosions before dawn on…
The ex-police officer who murdered George Floyd is thought to have survived the attack.
High tides and strong winds contribute to further erosion at a sandy cliff in a Norfolk village.
A combination of high tide and strong winds contribute to the partial collapse of a Norfolk road.
3 hours ago About sharing Labour’s shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves previously said she would invest in “good jobs in the green industries of the future” By Peter Saull BBC political correspondent It is unlikely a Labour government will be able to meet its ambition to spend £28bn a year on green initiatives, a source close…
4 hours ago About sharing By Lou Newton BBC News The French government has launched a campaign encouraging people not to buy new clothes in Black Friday sales. The advert shows a man asking for advice in a shop before an assistant tells him not to buy anything, to help the planet and his finances….
3 hours ago About sharing By Paul Adams BBC News Israel’s military campaign in Gaza City is probably in its final stages. The truce, brokered to allow for the release of Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners, will delay the IDF by anywhere from four to nine days, depending on how many hostages Hamas decides to…