Ten months after a supposed ceasefire came into effect in Gaza, US President Trump’s peace plan for the strip has stalled.

More than 1,200 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli strikes since the ceasefire was announced last October, bringing the total number killed during the war to more than 73,000 according to the Hamas run Health Ministry in the strip.

But there are fears the actual number of deaths could be significantly higher.

The Red Cross said there are more than 5,000 people still missing in Gaza.

Israel does not allow journalists free access to the territory.

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US President Donald Trump says he believes the Supreme Leader of Iran is still alive, but is seriously injured after the attack that killed his father.

Meanwhile, Iran and Oman plan a temporary shipping route through the Strait of Hormuz, but Tehran warns it won’t reopen unless the US stops the war.

Shopkeepers inside Iran say they’re starting to feel the impact of America’s economic squeeze.

And Dubai International Airport reports a 30% drop in passengers, as travel struggles almost six months into the war.

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Prince Harry is back in the UK, but could his return help heal the rift with his brother, Prince William?

After six years living in the US, Prince Harry, Meghan and their children, Archie and Lilibet, have returned to life in Britain.

While the royal brothers were once inseparable – Harry and William’s relationship has been strained for more than half a decade, becoming increasingly divided by family tensions and a series of public revelations.

So could Harry’s return mark the beginning of a reconciliation or is the rift between the brothers too deep to repair?

BBC Senior Royal Correspondent Daniela Relph examines the breakdown in Harry and William’s relationship and whether the brothers can ever rebuild their bond.

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Iran has said it is confident it can counter widened US sanctions after Washington announced what it described as an “economic D-Day” against the country to try to isolate it from the global economy.

Iranian Economy Minister Ali Madanizadeh said Tehran was “fully prepared” for the sanctions, which he said would lead to “another defeat” for the US.

Announcing a raft of new measures, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said any nation financially partnering with Iran would be isolated, and that banks and businesses dealing with Iran would share its isolation if they refused to cut ties.

The moves follow U-turns and extended deadlines from the White House in its efforts to end the conflict.

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