The Guardian used public records and open source materials to identify Daniel Linden of the Shirion Collective
Britain to make legal arguments over jurisdiction in case of alleged war crimes by the Israeli PM
Yoav Gallant said Israel is preparing for war with Hezbollah but stressed that his government preferred a diplomatic solution
Labour officials said to be upset that Jovan Owusu-Nepaul was gaining traction for viral social media posts
Farage tells BBC Putin was given excuse by EU and Nato expansion, and that Brexit would have been better with him in charge
Transfer to officials led by far-right Bezalel Smotrich removes legal checks on settlement expansion
Campaign groups write to 20 firms warning of potential war crimes for roles in production of F-35 fighter jets
PM says donor is ‘genuinely contrite’ as phone-in caller challenges him over businessman’s remarks about Diane Abbott
Ex-Labour MP Barry Gardiner told Christine Lee, who is bringing action against Security Service, of suggestion it was trying to shift attention from scandal
Charity granted permission to intervene after ministers rejected calls to suspend weapon sales
You can always leave the EU if you don't like the treaty/laws/rules your country signed up for.
Kim Johnson said city, much of which still boycotts paper over false Hillsborough reporting, would be disappointed in Labour
Inclusion comes after eight months of the country’s bombing of Gaza which has killed 13,000 children and a day after Israel bombed a UN school
Extreme hunger taking huge toll, say food security reports, regardless of delays to possible declaration of famine
Some employers emboldened by ruling against FCA manager’s claim over working at home full-time
Peace activists confronting settlers acknowledge they are ‘a minority within a minority’
The US is also closely monitoring Israel’s probe into a deadly strike on Sunday which left at least 45 people dead in a Gaza camp
Mossad director Yossi Cohen personally involved in secret plot to pressure Fatou Bensouda to drop Palestine investigation, sources say
Having initially vowed to oppose any offensive, Washington and London are showing signs of having backed down
The International Court of Justice says it is ‘not convinced’ that evacuation of Rafah and other measures by Israel are alleviating suffering of Palestinians
