Two Israeli hostages seen in latest video issued by Hamas
Yousaf claims Holyrood election could be called - as no confidence vote looms
Top Tory MP Dan Poulter defects to Labour in fury at NHS crisis
Two arrested at pro-Palestine march including man holding 'swastika placard'
Frank Field recognised the danger of Britain’s sick note culture
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These Are The Most Common Physical Symptoms Of Heartbreak
Heartbreak impacts the entire body.
4-min read - NewsThe Guardian
‘Indefensible’: UK prisoner jailed for 23 months killed himself after being held for 17 years
Coroner condemns ‘inhumane’ imprisonment for public protection sentences that have no end date for release
6-min read - NewsThe Guardian
‘It would be seismic to win in Sunak’s backyard’: is Labour about to paint England red?
Thursday’s local elections are a chance for Keir Starmer to show his party’s breadth of support – not least in the embattled PM’s North Yorkshire
9-min read - BusinessThe Guardian
From petri dish to plate: meet the company hoping to bring lab-grown fish to the table
People want more seafood than the oceans can sustainably supply, so a German firm aims to plug that gap with cultivated fish – but are consumers ready to buy it?
7-min read - NewsThe Telegraph
Gillian Keegan to axe 50pc rule on faith school admissions
Gillian Keegan is to axe the 50 per cent cap on faith schools, ending a policy which forces institutions to keep half their places open for children of different religions.
3-min read - OpinionThe Telegraph
Kudos to the Cambridge University housekeepers – messy students should be named and shamed
There’s a group of workers in Cambridge who are now heroes to me. The housekeepers of Fitzwilliam College, a newish college of Cambridge University founded in 1869, and which, according to its website, “is a modern, welcoming community committed to developing the talents of all its 750 undergraduate and postgraduate students”.
4-min read - NewsFrance 24
🔴 Live: War in Gaza set to dominate Saudi-hosted global economy summit
The war in Gaza and simmering tensions across the Middle East are expected to dominate at the Saudi-hosted special meeting of the World Economic Forum that begins in Riyadh on Sunday. Hamas will be there and US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is set to join the summit on Monday, but there will be no Israeli participation, and the formal mediation process between Israel and Hamas will unfold elsewhere, officials said. Follow our live blog for the latest developments on the war in Gaza. Summary:
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