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Hamas co-founder: 'Ceasefire will hold for now but no peace with Israel without justice for Palestinians' A senior Hamas leader has told Sky News the group's current ceasefire should hold but warned there was no chance of making peace with Israel for the moment. In a wide-ranging interview - the first he's given to any broadcaster since the ceasefire was announced - Mahmoud Zahar, a Hamas co-founder, denied the group fires rockets from civilian areas and said he would be willing to talk to US President Joe Biden. Asked if the ceasefire would hold, he said: "Yes, I think the most ...

A black equal rights activist is in a critical condition in hospital after being shot in the head in the early hours of Sunday.

COVID-19: India passes 300,000 coronavirus deaths - as fatal black fungus brings 'new challenge' Total COVID-linked deaths stand at 303,720, the country's health ministry said. It is the third highest behind the US and Brazil, but experts believe the true number is much higher. India's coronavirus surge has been showing signs of improvement in cities such as New Delhi and Mumbai but is still causing a terrible toll in rural areas. While average deaths and cases have decreased in the past few weeks, numbers remain high and another 222,315 infections were reported on Monday. Vaccinations have ...

COVID-19: Spain welcomes visitors from UK for holidays - but British government still says don't go Spain has lifted its restrictions on travellers from the UK in a bid to boost its economy. But the country is still on the UK government's amber list, meaning people should not go unless it is for essential family or business reasons. Live COVID updates from the UK and around the world If tourists do decide to go to Spain, they will need to quarantine for 10 days and get tested twice after their return to the UK. Spanish Prime Minister "They are welcome to our country without rest...

Search Who is Roman Protasevich? Blogger arrested on Ryanair flight as aircraft is forced to land in Minsk Who is he? The 26-year-old journalist worked for Poland-based online news service NEXTA, which broadcast footage of protests against Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko last year. They used the Telegram messenger app to broadcast at a time when it was hard for foreign media to report first-hand from the former Soviet state. Mr Protasevich now works for Belamova, a different Telegram channel. He faces extremism charges in Belarus, including organising mass riots and inciting socia...