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Israel-Hamas ceasefire agreed in exchange for hostages
The agreement will see 150 Palestinian women and children set free from prisons in Israel and aid convoys will enter Gaza
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Israeli ministers back Gaza ceasefire in exchange for hostages
Israeli PM vows to continue the war after pause in hostilities and says agreement has full support of security officials
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Hamas used food aid sacks to smuggle bullets into Gaza, claims Israel
Officials said they did not believe the bags had previously been used to store rice because it was not easy to remove ammunition from them
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Israel on brink of deal to free hostages and pause fighting
Up to 50 people could be released soon as US-brokered negotiations with Hamas reach 'sensitive' phase
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Captain Tom’s family ‘cut me out’, says publicist who helped launch his charity walk
PR worker ‘caused untold distress’ when told she had no right to right to talk about ‘my life-changing’ promotion of lockdown hero
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Police under fire for allowing ‘jihad’ chant at protest
Probe after pro-Palestinian message heard on Tube Tannoy
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EU funding NGOs that praised ‘courage and sacrifice’ of Hamas terrorists
Multiple Palestinian groups propped up by Brussels, or their senior staff, have appeared to legitimise the Oct 7 attack
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UN’s Palestinian human rights expert likened Israel’s actions to the Holocaust
Special rapporteur Francesca Albanese previously compared 1948 displacement of Palestinians with Nazi genocide
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BBC reporters in the Middle East appear to justify killing of civilians by Hamas
Corporation is 'urgently investigating' anti-Israel bias displayed by several of its taxpayer-funded journalists in the Middle East
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How a security superstate was humbled
Hamas terror attack exposes failure of Israel’s entire defence policy
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Ugandan campaigner ‘barred’ from UK – while dictator is free to come and go
Musician and MP Bobi Wine said to still be excluded by UK Home Office for homophobic lyrics from a decade ago
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From Tanganyika to Westminster – how the roots of Sunak’s success stem from migrant journey
Telegraph reveals the story behind the momentous phone call that PM recounted during an emotional Tory conference tribute to his 'Nanaji'
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‘Reckless’ XR activists walk free after paint attack on Telegraph offices
Extinction Rebellion members sprayed green colouring onto the front of the central London building
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NHS trusts hiring ex-police officers in move that ‘could discourage whistleblowers’
Retired officers have taken such roles as patient safety incident investigators at hospitals currently under scrutiny
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Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters ‘mocked musician’s grandmother who died in Holocaust’
Singer also allegedly proposed writing a highly offensive racial slur on an inflatable pig at one of his concerts, claims a new documentary
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Angela Rippon overcomes 'disaster' rehearsal as she makes debut as Strictly's oldest contestant
The 78-year-old continues a proud tradition of TV news journalists competing for the Glitter Ball trophy
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