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Apologist for Hamas who praised October 7 massacre given platform on BBC Today programme
The BBC is under fire after it invited a Hamas apologist onto the Today Programme who praised the October 7 massacre as a 'beautiful act of liberation'. Swedish activist Andreas Malm, 49, refers to the Islamic terror group as 'heroic' and simply 'armed resistance'. He also said the 2023 massacre in Israel , the largest slaughter of Jewish people since the Holocaust where 1,200 were killed and 251 taken hostage, was 'highly deplorable but not incomprehensible'.
At least 68 dead after train crash in Spain: Questions remain over 'error' that led to smash
The death toll of a fatal train crash in Spain which killed 68 people is expected to rise as questions remain over the technical room 'error' which caused the smash. Three carriages were derailed when a train travelling from Madrid to Seville collided with a stationary one on the same route near the city of Toledo shortly before 9am yesterday.
At least 68 dead after train crash in Spain: Questions remain over error that led to smash
The death toll of a fatal train crash in Spain which killed 68 people is expected to rise as questions remain over the technical room 'error' which caused the smash. Three carriages were derailed when a train travelling from Madrid to Seville collided with a stationary one on the same route near the city of Toledo shortly before 9am yesterday.
Questions remain over error that led to smash
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UK father whose son fell to his death from Cyprus hotel walks free from court with €3k fine
A British executive whose two-year-old son fell to his death from an open hotel window in Cyprus has walked free from court after pleading guilty to causing the tragedy. Joshua Foster, from Essex, was told by a judge that he will 'have guilt for the rest of his life' over his son's fatal fall from the fourth floor at the five-star King Evelthon Hotel near Paphos in July.
Andy Jehring: My night with Ukrainian forces whose drones are causing devastation for Putin
'Get down!' the Ukrainian commander bellows, as a high-speed drone armed with a 105kg warhead hurtles across the field. We hit the deck. A rocket booster that should have propelled this unmanned kamikaze monoplane to 60mph in under a second has detached prematurely. Now it is spiralling wildly, lighting up the night sky like a Catherine wheel on bonfire night. Without the extra thrust offered by the booster, the drone – and its huge payload – are struggling to gain height. We brace for impact.
Zelensky accuses Trump of 'betrayal' as Musk points the finger at US President for satellite 'sabotage'
Volodymyr Zelensky accused Donald Trump of 'betraying' Ukraine over the withdrawal of crucial satellite data on Wednesday night – as Elon Musk also blamed the President for the outage. The Ukrainian president said it was a 'pity that we are losing a strong partner' and warned 'people will die' as a consequence after Ukraine's access to the Starshield satellite defence system was curbed.
Trump's new press secretary mocked after rocky debut
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How long will 'White House Barbie' last? Trump's new press secretary is ridiculed after clunky debut
Andy Jehring Bleach blonde hair, a perma-tan and a gaffe-prone appearance before the media? It could only be the debut of Donald Trump 's new press secretary. Katie Zacharia, a Fox News commentator previously dubbed ' ICE Barbie' for her photos with immigration agents, was ridiculed for her first briefing on Tuesday. The 41-year-old started with a toe-curling monologue praising the US President and saying she 'wanted to work for him for a very long time'.
How long will 'White House Barbie' last? Trump's new press secretary is ridiculed after clunky debut
Bleach blonde hair, a perma-tan and a gaffe-prone appearance before the media? It could only be the debut of Donald Trump 's new press secretary. Katie Zacharia, a Fox News commentator previously dubbed ' ICE Barbie' for her photos with immigration agents, was ridiculed for her first briefing on Tuesday. The 41-year-old started with a toe-curling monologue praising the US President and saying she 'wanted to work for him for a very long time'.
Zelensky says he received 'no warning' about Russian attack amid fears Trump axed intel
Andy Jehring Ukraine received 'no warning' from allies of a Russian ballistic missile strike sparking fears Donald Trump cut vital intelligence sharing over his row with Volodymyr Zelensky Moscow blitzed the country once more last night with drone and rocket attacks that left four dead and dozens injured in Kharkiv while five ballistic missiles struck Kyiv President Zelensky said there 'was no warning from our partners' over the strikes on the capital in a statement on X.
Boy killed by Putin drone while writing homework on not allowing 'powerful to oppress defenceless'
Schoolboy Daniel Umansky was finishing his homework when the Russian drone struck his apartment. He had just written that Volodymyr II of Kyiv , a 12th century ruler of Ukraine 's medieval kingdom, 'did not allow the powerful to oppress the poor and defenceless'. The 14-year-old wrote the words 'Modern adaptation' beneath and was thinking of a contemporary equivalent when the jet-powered Shahed smashed into his home at 500kmh (300mph). Those were Daniel's last written words.
Dentist on FlyDubai jet reveals what 'hijacker' said to him
Andy Jehring and Isabella Machin A dentist who helped save a pilot stabbed by a 'religious extremist' as he seemingly attempted a 9/11-style terror attack has shared how the attacker begged him to take his life. Wednesday's Flydubai flight FZ1073 from Dubai to Tel Aviv erupted into bloodshed at 34,000ft after a flight captain was knifed by his co-pilot as he fought to protect the jet's controls – as well as the lives of 174 passengers on board.
Dentist on FlyDubai jet reveals what 'hijacker' said to him
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Dentist on FlyDubai jet reveals what 'hijacker' said to him
A dentist who helped save a pilot stabbed by a 'religious extremist' as he seemingly attempted a 9/11-style terror attack has shared how the attacker begged him to take his life. Wednesday's Flydubai flight FZ1073 from Dubai to Tel Aviv erupted into bloodshed at 34,000ft after a flight captain was knifed by his co-pilot as he fought to protect the jet's controls – as well as the lives of 174 passengers on board.
I need to end this story, says father after admitting causing death of son from Cyprus hotel window
A British father had a 'momentary lapse of attention' before his two-year-old son fell out of a hotel window in Cyprus, his lawyer has today revealed. Joshua Foster, 37, an AI director at management consultants KPMG, was arrested on suspicion of causing death by 'a rash, dangerous or reckless act' hours after his son plunged from the fourth-floor balcony of the five-star King Evelthon Hotel on July 12.
I need to end this story, says father after admitting causing death of son from Cyprus hotel window
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Brit had 'momentary lapse of attention' before son fell to his death at Cyprus hotel, lawyer reveals
A British father had a 'momentary lapse of attention' before his two-year-old son fell out of a hotel window in Cyprus, his lawyer has today revealed after the accountant pleaded guilty to causing his child's death. The KPMG accountant is now facing an agonising two-week wait before he finds out if he will be sent to jail in Cyprus.
British father's plea to drop charges over the death of his son at Cyprus hotel is rejected
A BRITISH father charged over the death of his two-year-old son at a luxury hotel in Cyprus has had his appeal to drop the case rejected. The 37-year-old banker's legal team wrote to the island's powerful Attorney General earlier this month urging him to discontinue the case on humanitarian grounds. But today they received a written response from George Savvides refusing the request.
Ben Wallace: It's time for Britain to shoot down Putin's drones
Britain should blow Vladimir Putin 's deadly drones out of the sky over Ukraine , a former defence secretary said. Ben Wallace backed calls for UK forces to engage Russian warheads heading towards Nato territory to prevent Kremlin attacks on Ukraine's neighbours. Poland has led calls for its allies to step up for months, only to be ignored by its partners in the defensive alliance.
British father flies to Cyprus as he faces court over hotel death of two-year-old son
A British father flies to Cyprus on Monday to answer charges over the death of his two-year-old son who fell from a hotel window. The 37-year-old banking executive is accused of causing death by a rash, reckless or dangerous act, and faces up to four years in prison if convicted. The man, his wife and their son and daughter were on holiday in Paphos when the tragedy happened.
British father flies to Cyprus as he faces court over hotel death of two-year-old son
A British father flies to Cyprus on Monday to answer charges over the death of his two-year-old son who fell from a hotel window. The 37-year-old banking executive is accused of causing death by a rash, reckless or dangerous act, and faces up to four years in prison if convicted. The man, his wife and their son and daughter were on holiday in Paphos when the tragedy happened.
Rabbi whose wife and daughters were murdered in West Bank blasts Labour double standards
A British rabbi whose wife and two daughters were killed by Palestinian terrorists in the West Bank has slammed Andy Burnham for picking on 'Jewish Israelis like me'. Rabbi Leo Dee, 54, hit out at the PM's 'hypocrisy' for boycotting products from Israeli settlements while taking no action against Islamist extremists. In particular, he took aim at Mr Burnham for not taking any action against the Palestinian Authority's 'notorious pay-for-slay system'.
Israel hits back at Miliband and closes UK consulate, bars a dozen MPs and boots out military
Israel hit back ferociously at Labour last night , closing the UK consulate in East Jerusalem and booting out Britain's military from peacebuilding operations. Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar declared that British trade sanctions 'will not go unanswered' as he also banned a dozen Left-wing politicians from entering the country.
Miliband's trade ban is in response to settlement that risks killing off hope of two-state solution
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Frightening and callous': Community's fury as Labour's policy announced days before Jewish New Year
Britain's Jewish community on Tuesday warned that Labour 's sanctions against Israeli settlements will embolden anti-Semites and extremists in the UK. Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis declared yesterday's decision as 'truly a dark day for British Jews' at a time when they have never been more vulnerable. There is also fury that Andy Burnham ignored 'significant concerns' raised directly with him by communal leaders last week that his policy will have 'unintended consequences'.
Brit makes final plea before learning if he will be prosecuted for his son's fatal Cyprus hotel fall
A British father charged over the death of his two-year-old son at a luxury hotel in Cyprus has formally urged authorities to drop the case, the Mail can reveal. The 37-year-old city banker, who we are not naming, faces an agonising wait with a decision due from the Attorney General tomorrow on his request. He placed the toddler on the windowsill while waiting for the lift at the King Evelthon Hotel near Paphos, believing the window was closed on July 12.
Railway bosses insist lines are safe in extreme heat after two trains derail within 24 hours
A second train derailed on Friday – hours after rail bosses insisted the lines were safe in hot weather. The Greater Anglia service crashed off the tracks in Essex less than 24 hours after a Southern Rail train's carriages flipped over in Sussex. There were no reported injuries in Wickford on Friday and pictures showed the train remained upright, with just the front coach derailed.
Second train jumps off rail tracks in 24 hours but bosses say railways still safe in extreme heat
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British father charged with his son's hotel death cries as he is allowed to return to UK for funeral
A British father charged over the death of his two-year-old son at a luxury hotel in Cyprus has been allowed to return home for the boy's funeral. The 37-year-old city banker said he placed the toddler on the windowsill while waiting for the lift at the King Evelthon Hotel near Paphos believing the window was closed. But it had been left wide open and the boy slipped and fell 33ft from the fourth storey onto the veranda below where he died on July 12.
Stop Spanish Migrant Wave Reaching UK: Now France Tightens its Border Controls with Spain After 60,000 Dramatically Enter EU in one DAY
Stop Spanish Migrant Wave Reaching UK: Now France Tightens its Border Controls with Spain After 60,000 Dramatically Enter EU in one DAY By JASON GROVES, POLITICAL EDITOR Ministers were under pressure on Friday to stop thousands of Africans who stormed a Spanish territory from reaching the UK. Spanish troops struggled to restore order after 60,000 migrants surged into Ceuta – a Spanish city on Morocco’s coast – by land and sea on Thursday.
Brit found in a suitcase in Athens 'may have lied about meeting up with US friends'
Greek police investigating the murder of a British woman in Athens believe she may have lied about mystery 'American friends' she claimed to be staying with. Elisabeth-Jane Ross, 38, had said she was leaving to meet people from the States three days before her body was found in a suitcase. Athens detectives desperately piecing together her last movements have made extensive enquiries to try and trace them.
Brit found in a suitcase in Athens 'may have lied about meeting up with US friends'
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Brit who was found in a suitcase in Athens 'was staying with mystery Americans before her death'
Get your news delivered straight to you by 7am - sign up to our new Morning Mail newsletter for FREE Greek police probing the murder of a British woman are hunting mystery 'American friends' she was meeting three days before her body was found in a suitcase. Officers have been piecing together the movements of Elizabeth Jane Ross, 38, over the crucial 72-hour period prior to the discovery of her remains in Athens on July 18.
Phone of Brit who was found dead in a suitcase in Athens was being used to make out she was alive
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Phone of Brit who was found dead in a suitcase in Athens was being used to make out she was alive
The phone of a British woman whose body was found inside a suitcase in an abandoned building in Athens was being used in attempts to cover her death, it is understood. The body of Elizabeth Jane Ross, from Scotland, was found by a homeless man in the district of Kypseli in the Greek capital on Saturday, July 18. The alarm was raised around 1pm after he notified the authorities that he had spotted a suitcase and something coming out of it, which 'looked like a human limb'.
All that glitters... Donald Trump's $5million makeover for Washington statues
Get your news delivered straight to you by 7am - sign up to our new Morning Mail newsletter for FREE When it comes to sprucing things up, Donald Trump seems to have a golden rule. And on Tuesday night the US President revealed images of Washington DC 's two Arts of War bronze horse sculptures - which have now been covered in a layer of 23-carat gold leaf worth $5million.
Trump warns it will be 'very bad' for Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin if China or Russia arm Iran
Andy Jehring Get your news delivered straight to you by 7am - sign up to our new Morning Mail newsletter for FREE Donald Trump has warned China and Russia it will go 'very bad for them' if they arm Iran In a stern statement to America's two most powerful adversaries, the US leader said it is 'certainly not in their best interests' to do so. Mr Trump insisted both president Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin had assured him that they had not armed Iran and neither were 'participating' in the war.
Trump warns it will be 'very bad' for Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin if China or Russia arm Iran
Get your news delivered straight to you by 7am - sign up to our new Morning Mail newsletter for FREE Donald Trump has warned China and Russia it will go 'very bad for them' if they arm Iran In a stern statement to America's two most powerful adversaries, the US leader said it is 'certainly not in their best interests' to do so. Mr Trump insisted both president Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin had assured him that they had not armed Iran and neither were 'participating' in the war.
Trump warns it will be 'very bad' for Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin if China or Russia arm Iran
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Saudi Arabia must recognise Israel to get its nuclear deal, says Trump
Saudi Arabia must recognise Israel to secure its civil nuclear deal with the US, Donald Trump has said. The President was criticised after announcing the agreement on Wednesday over fears it could enable the Gulf kingdom to obtain an atomic weapon. Experts warned there were not enough guardrails in place to prevent nuclear proliferation in an already unstable region. But on Thursday Mr Trump insisted the deal will see 'no enrichment of material' and 'pertains only to non-military use'.
Saudi Arabia must recognise Israel to get its nuclear deal, says Trump
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Zelensky bows to protesters and sacks his army chief in power-struggle with defence minister
A bitter power struggle is engulfing Ukraine , spilling from the corridors of power onto the streets as President Volodymyr Zelensky faces mounting public anger. The crisis has already claimed two of the country's most senior military figures. Last week, Zelensky abruptly dismissed Mykhailo Fedorov, the mastermind behind Ukraine's devastating drone campaign after a feud with the army's more conventional military leadership, triggering one of the biggest political backlashes of the war.
Zelensky bows to protesters and sacks his army chief in power struggle with defence minister
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Falkland Islanders say Argentina should be punished over World Cup row
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'We have fought for this territory before. We'll do it again if necessary': Kemi on Argentina stunt
Get your news delivered straight to you by 7am - sign up to our new Morning Mail newsletter for FREE Keir Starmer joined veterans and Falklanders in demanding Fifa investigate Argentina for waving a banner claiming the UK territory as their own.
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