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‘I want to tell the world’: the reporter determined to share Gaza’s stories

As journalists’ deaths mount amid the blasts, Al Jazeera anchor Jamileh Tawfiq is one of the few media voices left in the strip

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The elephant I was riding threw me, then rolled over me like a steamroller. All my bones broke at once

Gemma Jones’s dream holiday left her with a crushed pelvis, ribs and collarbone – and changed her life for the better. Twenty years on, she remembers the attack that began with an ominous growl

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IT glitch has left us facing deportation from UK, claim students

Three men say their visas will expire before they receive their degrees from Coventry university

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‘We care about the failing NHS and the cost of living’: floating voters on what would make them switch to Labour

People who did not vote for Labour at the last election reveal how party leader Keir Starmer can win them over at the polls

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Country villages with new homes: from coastal gems to family-friendly commuter zones

Hybrid working and high-speed broadband mean village life is an option for those with jobs in the capital, and there are plenty of areas with handy city links to choose from

Evening Standard

I survived three days in a capsized boat on the ocean floor – praying in my air bubble

Harrison Okene had no choice but to listen in the dark as the shouts of his colleagues fell silent. His throat throbbed and his tongue peeled. Ten years on, he explains why he loves the sea more than ever – and decided to become a diver

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‘There is a way through this’: survivors help create guide for children with cancer

Using videos from children who have been through treatment, guide offers advice on what to expect after diagnosis

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New Homes Awards: new-build home developments near buzzing, vibrant high streets — in London and beyond

From riverside hubs surrounded by greenery to buzzing locales full of independent shops and eateries, there’s a town centre for all

Evening Standard

What to know about the Nagorno-Karabakh ceasefire

The surprise announcement averts further escalation of the conflict, which already claimed dozens of lives.

Al Jazeera

London toy museum to return to 1870s home for one day only

Pollock’s Toy Museum to put on puppet theatre shows in Hoxton at Open House festival, as search for permanent home continues

The Guardian - UK

Mother of blood cancer survivor in drive for stem cell donors in England

Sarah Cripps launches Swab to Save a Child campaign to encourage more people to register to donate

The Guardian - UK

London Design Festival: our pick of the best exhibitions, shows and workshops

From exhibitions engaging with pressing climate issues, to extraordinary installations in churches, this year’s LDF boasts a cracking line-up

Evening Standard

Ukraine says Black Sea gas, oil platforms recaptured from Russian control

Ukrainian military intelligence says offshore platforms in Black Sea retaken by Kyiv forces in ‘unique operation’.

Al Jazeera

The Situation Room got a makeover. Here's what it looks like now

It's a group of secure rooms where the president and his advisers make some of the most difficult national security decisions. After a year-long $50-million overhaul, it has reopened for operations.

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‘It’s beautiful to be alone’: the joy and pain of life on a desert island

They are the stuff of dreams and nightmares – but what is it like to live on one? Here, four intrepid souls explain how they made a home in some of the most remote places on Earth

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‘We are so excited’: England’s travelling fans hail team spirit and the hosts’ hospitality

Some have crossed land and sea to be there while others already live in Australia, but all are united in their support for a team on the verge of making history

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The micro-micro wedding: how the ‘big day’ got smaller, more intimate and affordable

Half of all weddings at Gretna Green now involve just the couple and two witnesses. But it’s not only elopements. Many more couples are enjoying stealth nuptials

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‘I refuse to get old’: how readers strive to keep dementia at bay

Researchers say lifestyle changes could prevent up to 40% of dementia cases. Our readers share their efforts to mitigate the risk

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Can a bra detect breast cancer? This Nigerian entrepreneur thinks so

An aunt’s death led Kemisola Bolarinwa to develop a wearable device that can pick up Nigeria’s most common cancer much earlier

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Buy now, pay later medical loans on rise as desperate patients go private amid NHS backlogs

Finance firms defend credit deals as ethical but health experts warn of spiralling public indebtedness

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‘Fighting two enemies’: Ukraine’s female soldiers decry harassment

Women in armed forces express anger at stigma and treatment by male colleagues and say complaints are being ignored

Evening Standard

London stage adaptation of Spirited Away extends after ‘unprecedented demand’

The European premiere of Spirited Away is set to open in the West End next year

Wales Online

Woman in 'tears' after finding out new flat is riddled with cockroaches and mould

'I was so excited because it was the first time I had keys to a flat of my own. I literally burst into tears.'

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US Intel executive ‘actively responsible’ for driving anti-LGBTQ+ agenda in Africa, say campaigners

Greg Slater is co-founder with his wife Sharon of Family Watch International, a US group accused of financing propaganda about sexual and gender diversity

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I was lost in the desert for nine and a half days – and sustained myself with raw bats and urine

In 1994, Mauro Prosperi was running an ultramarathon through the Sahara when he was blown off course by a sandstorm. Alone and dangerously dehydrated, he found nourishment in unexpected places

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