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Zaynab Wandawi, 29, from Salford, is among those stuck in Gaza after being stopped from going through the Rafah Crossing twice - and her mum says they are being 'used as bargaining chips'

British civil servant Mohammed Ghalayini details the terrifying life on the ground in Gaza after being trapped there since last month while visiting family

His time of death - provided by the state's chief medical examiner, Dr Mark Flomebaum - indicates that the 40-year-old was alive and possibly on the go for more than 24 hours following the killings

Dr Mohamed Altawil, from Hertfordshire, said his relatives were struggling to survive in Gaza, with people fighting over food and water that is rationed to just “a drop in their mouths”

Despite most of his customers having fled or been killed, Mark continues to open the doors of his tiny shop, giving away bread and milk and surviving on the sale of tobacco to soldiers

Russell Brand’s bizarre rants and conspiracy theories have racked up 43 million views on website Rumble - which says it is “immune to cancel culture” - since September

Daniel Hagari, spokesperson for the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF), claimed troops were fired at while operating the Salah Al-Din route to allow people to evacuate

The mayor of Alabama's alter ego was Brittini Blaire Summerlin and the photos of pastor F.L. “Bubba” Copeland dressed in women's clothing were shared by a conservative news website

Speculation mounted online the Vladimir Putin died last month and had been replaced by a doppelganger, with the Kremlin releasing a statement saying there was 'only one Putin'

Multiple civilians have been killed after an Israeli air strike hit civilians at a UN shelter and hospital in the Gaza Strip

Following the billionaire's purchase of Twitter last year Musk's fortunes have been on shaky ground, with many people blaming his losses on his own decisions since

Applying deodorant or antiperspirant is part of most people's morning routine, but it turns out we've all got the wrong end of the (deodorant) stick. A dermatologist has explained how it should be done

Bracha Levinson, 74, was one of 1,400 Israeli citizens slaughtered by Hamas militants during cross-border raids on October 7, when a video of her corpse was uploaded to her own Facebook page

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been outspoken about their desire for privacy, but one expert believes they still want their 'normal life to be captured by cameras'

WARNING DISTRESSING CONTENT: The US has confirmed it is flying unarmed drones over Gaza. A Pentagon spokesperson said this is to locate hostages taken by Hamas on October 7

These eight long-lost treasures have captured historic moments including World Cup victories to human evolution - despite many items being recovered, these still haven't been found

Blind clairvoyant Baba Vanga has predicted some extreme events for 2024 including an economic downfall and alarming climate issues - however, she also offered some positive insights

The WHO has condemned a missile strike on a convoy of ambulances in Gaza, while UK nationals have said they are struggling to get through the Rafah crossing as they attempt to flee

Protesters are staging a sit-in at part of London King's Cross railway station while chanting slogans and waving flags - it comes hours after leader of Hezbollah made threats about the escalating conflict

Ukraine military intelligence spokesman Andrii Yusov says the reports of Vladimir Putin's death were started by Moscow in a bid to tighten domestic control amid the ongoing war

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

Grandma Rita Kuklaiev and her granddaughter Emma will not be bowed, even by the missiles fired overhead - and they are adamant they will stay in Sderot

Selena Gomez outraged fans with a controversial post about the current situation in Israel and Palestine, but now she said she'll delete Instagram because of the pushback

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected calls for a ceasefire unless Hamas returns 240 hostages taken during its October 7 attack that sparked airstrikes

U.S. Bank, Bank of America, Chase and Wells Fargo are among the banks with direct deposit payment issues today, with users reporting the systems are down