Gaza Journalist’s Final Photos Show Where She Was When Israel Killed Her
The last photos Mariam Dagga took show the damaged stairwell outside Nasser Hospital where she would be killed by a second airstrike moments later.
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Poundland makes major change to prices as 68 stores closing
After narrowly avoiding administration, the retail chain is now going back to basics by making its pricing structure simpler for consumers
WFP Chief Cindy McCain Visits Gaza, Demanding Israel Allow Surge Of Food Aid
"Gaza is at a breaking point," the World Food Program leader said after personally seeing the destruction, desperation and starvation caused by Israel.
Painting Allegedly Looted By Nazi Fugitive Resurfaces In The Wildest Way
Giuseppe Vittore Ghislandi's "Portrait of a Ladyâ was believed to have been taken 80 years ago from a Jewish art dealer in occupied Amsterdam.
Wall Street Holds Steady Just Below Recent Records
The broader market remained subdued following President Donald Trump's escalation of his fight with the Federal Reserve.
Moscow Says Kyiv Has Struck A Nuclear Power Plant As Ukraine Marks Independence Day
Russia has accused Ukraine of drone strikes that sparked a fire at a nuclear power plant in the Kursk region Sunday as Ukraine marked its Independence Day.
We bumped into each other at a train station – now we’re shaking up the tech industry
Louise Marsh and Sarah Wrixon are the power pair behind the innovative Fyio app, which helps people store, organise, and safeguard their most crucial documents.
