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President Trump said for the first time today that “a lot of people in Gaza are starving” and vowed that the US would take care of the situation. He was speaking after finishing a tour of the Middle East, during which he chose not to visit Israel.
Israeli air strikes have killed nearly 100 people in northern Gaza in a single day, according to Hamas-run civil defence teams. It comes after more than 120 Palestinians were killed yesterday in the south of the territory.
The UN is ’warning that half a million people face famine and its human rights chief says that Israel’s actions are tantamount to ethnic cleansing.
Palestinians in Beit Lahia and Jabalia described a large-scale assault on the ground and from the air and sea in the early hours of the morning. The Israeli military said its troops were dismantling what it called terrorist infrastructure.
It’s not clear whether the operation marks the start of the major new offensive promised by Israel’s prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Israel doesn’t allow independent access to Gaza for international journalists, including the BBC.
Reeta Chakrabarti presents BBC News at Ten reporting by Lucy Williamson in Jerusalem and by analysis editor Ros Atkins.
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Iran’s chief negotiator says there’s “no point” in continuing talks with the US after Israel launched a strike on Beirut.
It comes after US President Donald Trump said a deal would be signed on Sunday.
Israel says it struck a command centre run by the Iran-backed group Hezbollah, and adds that Hezbollah attacked Israel “unprovoked” – Lebanese officials say three people have been killed.
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James Cunningham hadn’t slept. He’d been up all night “fighting for his life”.
The 27-year-old from Ware in Hertfordshire was trying to save a virtual empire from the brink of destruction – using a keyboard and mouse.
James says he “didn’t expect everything to go wrong”, recalling the explosive conflict that broke out in June 2025. “But it did.”
He’d spent thousands of hours – up to 16 a day – and roughly £6,000 playing EVE Online, a role-playing game played by tens of thousands of people around the world.
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David Hockney has died at the age of 88, his publicist said.
The British artist is one of the most influential of the modern era and was one of the leaders of the 1960s pop art movement.
In 2018, one of his swimming pool paintings sold for nearly £70 million at auction – a record for a living artist.
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