Israel sacks military personnel after aid worker deaths
The sackings follow an inquiry into the fatal strike that killed seven aid workers, three of whom were British.
The sackings follow an inquiry into the fatal strike that killed seven aid workers, three of whom were British.
The UK is, rightly, in a state of panic over its military unpreparedness but it is reacting in the worst possible way.
Does Gen Z genuinely believe that misgendering someone is a crime punishable by up to seven years in prison?
Janáček’s masterpiece reminds us that folk in the forgotten rural corners of the world lead lives laden with stories that need retelling.
We may be in a period of economic recovery but there’s nothing like high commodity prices to kill off fiscal optimism.
The government and regulator Ofwat have some high cards to play here and should encourage the lenders to take their medicine.
In our pre-war era, it’s the best joint present member states could give. But national politics is likely to get in the way.
Over 600 legal experts have signed an open letter to the PM, demanding a suspension on all arms exports to Israel, given the “plausible risk of genocide” in Gaza.
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