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Israeli strikes on Gaza leave at least 87 dead or missing: Palestine

Israel's infantry has also carried out its deepest operation in Lebanon, as per the report

Granacho's late strike steer United to victory, Bournemouth stuns Arsenal

Alejandro Garnacho scored from a brilliant volley as United fought back to beat Brentford

Modric surpasses Ferenc Puskas to become the oldest player for Real Madrid

At 39 years, 40 days old, the former Ballon d'Or winner surpassed the milestone held by Ferenc Puskas since 1966 by four days

US investigates leak of classified documents on Israel's attack plans

The documents, which are marked top secret, were posted online to Telegram and first reported by CNN and Axios. The officials spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized

Iraq moves to revoke Saudi TV license after militia supporters' outrage

The report on terrorists who had been killed this century mentioned former al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden alongside a roster of Iran-backed figures

Demonstrators praise Pilcot's courage in drug and rape trial in France

She has decided to make this an emblematic trial, said Elsa Labouret, one of the Paris demonstrators and a spokesperson for the women's group Osez le fminisme! (Dare to be feminist!)

Gunfire leaves 3 killed, 8 injured after Mississippi school's football game

The shootings about 3 kilometres outside of Lexington, Mississippi, followed a football game several hours earlier at the Holmes County Consolidated School's homecoming celebration

Trump kicks off Pennsylvania rally by talking in detail about Arnold Palmer

Trump was campaigning in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, where Palmer was born in 1929 and learned to golf from his father

Drone targets Netanyahu's house while strikes in Gaza kill more than 50

The proxies of Iran who today tried to assassinate me and my wife made a bitter mistake, Netanyahu said

Ukraine's 'victory plan' receives mixed reactions from Western allies

The victory plan that Zelenskyy outlined at home and abroad includes a formal invitation for Ukraine to join Nato

Boeing presents new proposal before union in hopes of ending strike

The union said the deal would increase pay by 35 per cent over four years, up from 30 per cent that was offered last month

Demonstrators beat PM Modi's effigy outside NY court on Pannu row

The demonstration by more than a dozen Sikhs came one day after a rewritten indictment in the case charged an Indian government employee in connection with the foiled plan

France pledges support for Ukraine's plan to end Russian invasion

Unveiled by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy earlier this week, Kyiv's so-called victory plan hopes to compel Russia to end its invasion of Ukraine through negotiations

Freedom of expression threatened most in Gaza as media targeted: UN expert

Ban of Al Jazeera and tightening censorship within Israel and in occupied territories seem to indicate a strategy of the Israeli authorities to silence critical journalism and obstruct documentation

Judges punishing Jan 6 rioters but fear violence as US election approaches

That sore loser is saying the same things he said before, Walton said earlier this month without mentioning the Republican presidential nominee by name

F1 season resumes with Lando Norris in hot pursuit of Max Verstappen

The series returns from a month-long autumn break at the United States Grand Prix with the Dutch driver still leading the championship.

Ancelotti says Mbappe 'not affected' by reports of investigation in Sweden

The reports in Swedish media came out after the striker visited Stockholm during the international break when he was not called up by France due to a minor injury.

Israeli forces unearth Hezbollah's web of tunnels in southern Lebanon

Israeli military has combed through the dense brush of southern Lebanon for the past two weeks, uncovering what it says are Hezbollah's deep attack capabilities highlighted by a tunnel system

UK Foreign Secretary Lammy urges China against supporting Russian army

Lammy urged Wang to take all measures to investigate and to prevent Chinese companies from supplying Russia's military, the statement said, adding the two sides agreed to continue discussions

Japan's ruling party headquarters attacked with firebombs, suspect arrested

The ruling Liberal Democratic Party is increasingly unpopular with the public due to a ballooning money scandal involving dubious funding and suspected tax evasion