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WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor is calling for an investigation as a video appeared to show the bodies of infants after staff were forced to evacuate Al-Nasr Hospital

Ecotricity founder Dale Vince is in a fight to make Britain fairer - and says it starts with the nuclear test veterans' search for their missing medical records

Qatar's prime minister said he is growing in confidence over an agreement, which is understood to involve up to 50 women and children being freed in return for a five-day ceasefire

Videos from inside two schools bombed by Israeli defence forces show dozens of bloodied women and children next to school desks as foreign ministries allege 'war crimes'

The move signals a possible expansion of Israel’s offensive to areas where hundreds of thousands of evacuees who heeded earlier orders are crowded into UN-run shelters

Israeli soldiers earlier entered the largest hospital in Gaza, just hours after a US intelligence chief said he believed Hamas use the building to hide a command centre

Israel's war with Hamas continues well into its second month, with over ten thousand innocents dead since the militant groups bloody attack on October 7

The family of Emily Hand, an eight-year-old girl believed to have been taken hostage by Hamas, have opened up on their fear and heartbreak - saying they have no tears left” to shed

Samir Ayoub, a journalist and the uncle of the three girls killed in an Israeli airstrike, questioned where the "terrorists" were when the IDF drone struck the cars carrying his family in southern Lebanon

On the day war broke out, Abdel Hammad, 67, was working at Shifa Hospital due to carry out transplant operations when he found himself trapped and under siege

Iran is being put under international pressure for its extensive use of the death penalty for crimes including adultery, sodomy, murder, rape, armed robbery, kidnapping and drug traffickin

Having paid out of his own pocket to travel to Gaza to conduct life-saving operations, surgeon Abdul Hammed was stranded when war broke out

Director of Islamic Relief UK reveals the struggle to provide aid to families trapped in war-torn Gaza, and says the only sensible option is for both sides to put down their guns

King Charles was applauded after he led an environmental speech at the United Nations Office in Kenya - he highlighted the 'devastating effects of climate change' during his speech

The families of 229 people kidnapped by Hamas have been protesting in Israel and have been urging their Government not to launch a full invasion on Gaza until they are released

It's understood Benjamin Netanyahu has spoken to the loved ones of those kidnapped by Hamas, with one mother pleading for fighting to stop until her family are freed

The claim by militants came as Israeli tanks rolled in and out of the enclave hitting military infrastructure and a full invasion remains imminent with troops massed on the border

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT The aid organisation says Israel’s bombs have killed 2,360 children in less than three weeks, as a doctor in the war-torn region says it 'makes hell look like a tea party'

A sea of green Hamas flags outnumbering the yellow cloth banners of the West Bank’s ruling party Fatah waved through the dusty, winding streets of Jalazone Camp

An expert has warned about the dangers children face from their own parents when they are part of the family vlogger subgenre with pressures to perform and intimate information and images being uploaded to be accessed by anyone, with any intent

Action Aid UK has sent the Mirror a heartbreaking voice note recorded by a desperate emergency doctor in Gaza as he pleads with Israel to halt the constant airstrikes

Saturday was the first time any help had reached Gaza since the war began, but the head of the UN’s World Food Program has warned the amount of aid is not enough

Dr Mohamed Altawil said around 100 people were killed when Israel hit his family’s tower block in Nuseirat Camp, including his and his wife Nisreen's relatives

The Labour peer dismisses the Home Secretary's recent assertion that “multiculturalism has failed” and believes the UK should cheer the progress that has been made

Air-strikes on the Palestinian Strip continued on Friday as conditions for residents worsened amid rationing of medical supplies as they await aid convoy from Egypt