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Keir Mudie says is he terrified by the Israeli president Isaac Herzog who is putting the blame for the ­inhumanity of Hamas on to all Palestinians in the Gaza Strip

The property has been empty and abandoned since the 1980s and has no fitted bathrooms, kitchen, windows, electricity, or running water

The Irish TV presenter, who is partnered up with professional Carlos Gu on the BBC show, wants to set an example for her daughters Ruby and Marnie and be body confident

Vestguard, the UK’s largest bullet-proof clothing supplier, has seen sales more treble in the last 7 days. Boss Ross King said they are now getting between 20 to 30 calls an hour

Existing Royal Warrants became void when the Queen died and now firms need to reapply but there are concerns some firms, like Cadbury's, Burberry and Audi, could lose theirs

Layton Williams, who is paired with Nikita Kuzmin on Strictly Come Dancing, has become good friends with professional dancer Johannes Radebe as they 'get each other', a source said

We have found listings for merchandise including posters, tote bags and phone cases carrying the message 'from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free'

Lib Dem leader Ed Davey, who lost both his cancers to cancer when he was young, said it is 'a scandal' that so many patients are waiting months to start treatment

Strictly Come Dancing star Karen Hauer attended last week's Pride of Britain Awards without her wedding ring after splitting from her husband Jordan Wyn-Jones, a source said

Fans of The King of Rock 'n' Roll can view his iconic white two-piece outfit, American Eagle jumpsuit and Ferrari Dino 308 GT4 among other items at a new exhibition

MMA colossus Francis Ngannou offered heavyweight world champion Tyson Fury a free transplant at the same clinic where he had his own transplant in Istanbul, Turkey, a source said

Firms owned by Amanda Staveley have made donations to the Conservative Party, with the latest coming after it was reported Boris Johnson backed the Saudi bid

Holly Willoughby left This Morning in the wake of an alleged plot to kidnap and murder her - but told her friends she wants to host Dancing on Ice when it returns in January

Burglars raided the £3.5m mansion of Perrie Edwards and her fiancé Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain a year ago and stole jewellery and designer handbags worth thousands

Lieutenant Commander Jonathan Lovell was arrested after a party at HMS Sultan in July 2022 following a complaint - he was charged with sexual assault and 'misconduct through alcohol'

The third instalment of the landmark series took 1,904 days to film in 43 countries across six continents, but it opens closer to home with Sir David Attenborough in Kent

A movie about Captain Sir Tom Moore was meant to have started shooting by now, but filming has been delayed, a producer revealed. No title or cast have been made public

The stress of discovering his son had a brain tumour almost killed Brad Jones. Now he’s hoping to support other parents dealing with the trauma of having a sick child, he tells Christine Smith

Adrian Pietraszewski and Tomasz Weis are accused of beating Andrzej Mucha in Slough, ­Berkshire, in November 2021. Weiss then allegedly strangled him but his body has never been found

Florence Pugh was inspired to help fund a team of scientists trying to find a cure for dementia after meeting Sir Jackie Stewart's wife, who needs 24-hour care at home

Victoria Beckham revealed her family collection of art includes prints by US artist Richard Prince and Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama's dots

Former nurse Lucy Letby became friends with baby poisoner Michelle Smith and Shauna Hoare, who was convicted for her part in the killing of schoolgirl Becky Watts

Keir Starmer’s scheme is a win-win for patients and NHS staff. We’d get the treatment we rightly expect while doctors and nurses will have more in their pockets

The National Day Nurseries Association blamed a lack of funding as a whopping 216 nurseries in England had to shut in the 12 months to September, up from 144 in 2021/22

The new card design keeps the Clause IV wording adopted by the party in 1995 under the leadership of Tony Blair. But large letters above it will read: "Putting the country first."