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A Labour government would fix one million extra potholes a year, Sir Keir Starmer has pledged.

Egyptian officials have told Israel they will not oppose an operation in Rafah if Palestinian civilian casualties are avoided, Israel’s Army Radio reports.

Egyptian officials have told Israel they will not oppose an operation in Rafah if Palestinian civilian casualties are avoided, Israel’s Army Radio reports.

Destroying buildings inside the Gazan border in an effort to create a “buffer zone” constitutes a war crime by Israel, the United Nations said on Thursday.

An Israeli minister has hit out at Lord Cameron, accusing him of handing Hamas “Nazis” a prize by suggesting the UK could formally recognise a Palestinian state.

Israeli soldiers are waging a guerilla campaign to take control of Gaza’s second-largest city, according to the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).

Post Office fraud investigator Stephen Bradshaw has been accused of forcing a disabled postmaster to use a parcel lift ahead of an interview, the inquiry heard.

SIR – The problem with Jeremy Hunt’s “biggest business tax cut in modern British history” is that it follows the biggest rise in corporation tax since 1974, presided over by this Government. What’s more, given the “cut” is simply to make the currently temporary measure of full expensing permanent from 2026, it is unlikely Mr Hunt will be in a position to keep his promise, given the polls.

Google has shrugged off fears that ChatGPT threatens its dominance in internet search after its parent company Alphabet posted nearly $75bn (£58bn) in sales and profits widened.

Vladimir Putin will not attend the BRICS summit in South Africa next month where he was at risk of arrest, the country’s presidency said on Wednesday.