‘Quite a number’ of Irish citizens ‘set to leave Gaza via Rafah cros...

Around 35 to 40 Irish passport holders remain in the enclave.

Nine-year-old with muscular dystrophy to model on runway at Bristol...

Carmela Chillery-Watson will take to the catwalk with her walking frame on Sunday.

What the papers say – November 15

Suella Braverman is back on the front pages of Britain’s newspapers.

Kate to speak about her foundation’s early childhood research

Kate, who launched her early years Shaping Us campaign in January, will host the event at the Design Museum in London.

Timeline of Rwanda asylum plan leading up to the Supreme Court’s rul...

The Channel migrant crisis continues amid much political debate.

Supreme Court to rule on Rwanda asylum policy

Defeat will be another blow to Rishi Sunak’s promise to ‘stop the boats’.

Greta Thunberg to appear in court charged with public order offence

The 20-year-old will face a hearing at Westminster Magistrates’ Court.

Olivia Pratt-Korbel’s killer to challenge sentence at appeal hearing

Thomas Cashman, now 35, was given a 42-year minimum jail term for shooting Olivia dead at her home in Dovecot, Liverpool, on August 22 last year.

Man to be sentenced for off-duty ambulance man’s car park murder

Sheldon Flanighan, 55, was killed and his friend Wayne Common was badly injured when Toby Kelly deliberately hit them with his van.

Labour seeks vote on Middle East stance while SNP urges MPs to back...

SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn has said Parliament must ‘show moral leadership’ and vote in favour of backing an immediate ceasefire.

Sunak faces PMQs grilling amid fallout from Braverman letter

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will go head to head with Sir Keir Starmer less than 24 hours after Suella Braverman published her excoriating letter.

Some Irish citizens ‘may be able to leave Gaza’ on Wednesday

It comes as Ireland’s deputy premier Micheal Martin travels to Egypt.

Charities’ bank accounts suddenly closed, regulators warn

The UK’s charity regulators have said charities experience ‘poor customer service and administrative delays’ and urged banks to improve services.

Urgent appeals for missing people to appear on Trainline app

The initiative has the potential to reach millions of train travellers across the country.

Israel ‘has become a country blinded by rage waging a war on childre...

Minister for Higher Education Simon Harris said Israel had a right to defend itself but its actions have escalated.

Just 5% of public feel prepared for climate change, poll suggests

The LGA is calling for the autumn statement to signal a rapid acceleration in the adaptation work needed to prepare for climate change.

Government ‘must ensure value for money as flood defence plans hit b...

The Environment Agency has cut its forecast for the number of additional properties it will be able to better protect from flooding by 2027 by 40%.

Police appeal to trace 11 men seen at London pro-Palestine marches

The Metropolitan Police said all those they seek to trace were seen at demonstrations in London since Hamas militants entered Israel on October 7.

Irish government accused of ‘double standards’ over Israel

Sinn Fein brought a private members bill to Dail Eireann on Tuesday evening ‘in response to cries from Gaza’.

Block of flats evacuated after structural issues found

There is a ‘risk to the structure of the block’ at Barton House in Bristol in the event of a fire, explosion or large impact, surveys found.