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First Thing: Israel launches ground offensive deep inside Gaza City

Benjamin Netanyahu says goals of offensive are ‘defeating the enemy and evacuating the population’. Plus, suspect in Charlie Kirk killing charged with aggravated murder

The Guardian - UK

Palestinian athlete runs for hope at World Athletics Championships

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The Independent UK

Palestine’s lone runner at the World Athletics Championships has a message for those back home

Mohammed Dwedar competed in the men’s 800m in Tokyo on the day a UN commission of inquiry declared Israel is committing genocide in Gaza

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Ben & Jerry’s co-founder resigns amid spat over brand’s social activism

Jerry Greenfield is leaving after 47 years in a long-running dispute with UK owner Unilever.

Evening Standard

UN warns of ‘grave’ concerns for fuel and food in famine-hit northern Gaza – as it happened

Food and supplies running out in northern Gaza after Israel closed only crossing, U Nsays

The Guardian - UK

The Latest: Israel military presses its new ground offensive on Gaza City

Israeli forces are pressing on with a new ground offensive in Gaza City and strikes overnight across the Palestinian territory killed at least 13 people, including women and children

The Independent UK

Aid groups call for international community to stop Israel’s Gaza City invasion: ‘Half measures not enough’

‘Governments must act to prevent the evisceration of life in the Gaza strip,’ said the coalition after one million Palestinians were told to evacuate

The Independent UK

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The expansion of Israel’s operation in Gaza has begun

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The Independent UK

If Labour admitted there is a genocide in Gaza, it would have to admit its own hand in it

From publicly shunning British Palestinians, to supplying parts for fighter jets, Labour looks increasingly out of step with international opinion, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK

Botox Under Burqas: Cosmetic Surgery In Vogue In Afghanistan

Decked out with fake crystal chandeliers and velvet sofas, cosmetic surgery clinics in Afghanistan's capital are a world away from the austerity of Taliban rule, where Botox, lip filler, and hair transplants reign.

International Business Times

Pacific leaders reach agreement on big issues – but unity remains elusive

The Pacific Islands Forum wrapped up its annual leaders meeting last week with some significant agreements, including the launch of the region’s own climate financing facility, the endorsement of the Ocean of Peace declaration and policies on partnerships and broader aspirations for “deeper integration”.

The Conversation

Labor grassroots want action after UN's genocide edict

More than 100 Labor branches have declared their support for sanctions against Israel following a UN finding of genocide in Gaza.

AAP

Famed Scottish actors call for action on pensioner poverty

Charity Independent Age found almost 160,000 pensioners in Scotland were in poverty.

Evening Standard

Since WWII, it’s been taboo to force nations to cede land after war. Russia wants to normalise conquest again

A frequent question around peace talks over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is whether Ukraine should give up land as part of an interim or final settlement.

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Meet the Cast of 'Tempest,' Hulu's Bingeworthy Political K-Drama

Gianna Jun and Gang Dong-won star as an ex-diplomat and her bodyguard investigating an assassination.

Al Jazeera

Syria, Jordan, US unveil plan to restore security in Suwayda after violence

The latest initiative comes weeks after more than 250 were killed in sectarian violence in southern Syrian province.

The Guardian - UK

Netanyahu’s ‘super-Sparta’ vision braces Israel for isolated economic future

Israeli PM’s outline of partial autarky and more militarised society stirs up backlash and concern over pariah status

The Independent UK

The tragedy of charging Israel with genocide

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: As the UN rules on the criminality of the conflict in Gaza, the world’s only Jewish state finds itself isolated and at odds with the West

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The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on the UN’s genocide finding: Britain – and the world – can no longer look away

Editorial: A UN commission has found Israel’s war in Gaza ranks among history’s greatest crimes. The UK government must stop hiding behind legal fictions and recognise the reality

The National (Scotland)

Here's what you need to know about Donald Trump's state visit to the UK

DONALD Trump is set to arrive in the UK for an unprecedented second state visit, but there is more than just pomp and ceremony on the agenda.

The National (Scotland)

Major campaign launched to boycott Israeli football teams amid Gaza genocide

Football federations across Europe are being urged to boycott Israel amid the ongoing genocide in Gaza ...

Evening Standard

Davey resolute that boycotting state banquet will send message to Trump

The Liberal Democrat leader has written to the Prime Minister urging him to ensure Palestinian officials can attend a UN assembly later this month.

The Independent UK

Rwanda-backed M23 rebels in Congo parade new recruits, raising questions over peace deal

A military parade by the M23 rebel group in eastern Congo has raised concerns over an impending peace deal between Congo and Rwanda

The National (Scotland)

I left the BBC over its Gaza coverage. This is what I saw behind the scenes

“WE put targets on our colleagues. We undermined Palestinians and Palestinian voices. We contributed to dehumanising them. We, I became…

The Guardian - UK

UN tries to limit staff going to Cop30 in Brazil due to high price of hotels

High accommodation costs at climate summit in Belem are pricing out some developing countries and media outlets

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