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LONDON: The caretaker government has issued visas to dozens of foreign journalists who along with international observers will monitor the February 8 general elections.The government said the...

Visas were also issued to journalists, who were previously denied entry

A British journalist with FOX News has been seriously injured near the Ukrainian capital after being hit with shrapnel in his legs.

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Fighting in Ukraine has increased the importance to Moscow of battlefield nuclear weapons as a means of deterring and defeating NATO, a thinktank has said. Meanwhile, the wife of a Russian soldier has called on Vladimir Putin to bring him home in a rare defiant gesture.

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Fierce fighting is reported inside Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza, with the Israeli Defence Forces saying Hamas fighters "set up an ambush". Meanwhile, Mark Regev, senior adviser to Israels prime minister, accuses aid groups of refusing to set up infrastructure in Gaza safe zones.

As Israel's southern offensive continues, and thousands of Palestinians have been injured or killed, Khan Younis has been hit with an airstrike. Sky News' chief correspondent Stuart Ramsay reports on the scenes in the city and the strike's "devastating effect".

Israel said its troops have entered Gaza's second-largest city, while intensive bombardment has sent streams of ambulances and cars racing to hospitals with wounded and dead Palestinians. Here, Sky News' chief correspondent Stuart Ramsay looks at the effects of a bloody new phase of the war.