Hamas gunmen appear to be snatching hostages off the streets of Israel after crossing into the territory on Saturday as the war takes a darker turn and the death toll approaches 300 after less than one day.
Horrifying new footage emerging this afternoon showed women being marched into vehicles full of male fighters, bloodied and bruised, often with their hands bound behind their backs.
Earlier pictures showed Israeli pensioners captured in Israel and taken into the Gaza Strip on golf
Manchester United are in the final phase of talks regarding Mason Greenwood after deciding against releasing the 21-year-old, according to reports. The Red Devils allegedly have one final agreement to settle on before making an announcement about Greenwood’s Old Trafford future.
The Sun report that Greenwood has stepped up his training to prepare for a return to football and will remain a United player, ending talk of a potential release.
Erik ten Hag and his dressing room are said to
After several setbacks at the World Scout Jamboree, the South Korea-hosted event faces yet another hurdle: As Typhoon Khanun makes its way to the nation’s coast this week, the participants will be leaving the campsite early.
On Monday, the South Korean government informed the world Scout body that “an early departure will be planned for all participants at the 25th World Scout Jamboree from the campsite in Samangeum.” The scouts plan to move out of the site, which lies on
Paramount is preparing to announce an agreement to sell Simon & Schuster, one of the country’s top publishers, to KKR, a private-equity firm, marking the end of a yearslong attempt to sell the publishing house.
The deal, which values Simon & Schuster at roughly $1.62 billion, could be announced as soon as Monday, according to three people familiar with the deal who spoke on condition of anonymity on Sunday to discuss a confidential process. The deal is not yet final
While the Bank of England battles rising costs, Turkey is being ravaged by inflation.
Inflation almost touched 50 per cent in July as an overheating economy put consumers under strain, according to the Turkish Statistical Institute.
Consumer prices rose 47.8 per cent last month, a substantial increase from 38.2 per cent
Chelsea have taken a big step towards securing the services of Russian wonderkid Arsen Zakharyan. The Blues’ sister club, Strasbourg, are reportedly closing in on the youngster, who has been likened by fans to Kevin De Bruyne.
Chelsea’s interest in Zakharyan stretches back to the January transfer window. However, they were unable to see the deal through due to reported complications involved in doing business with Dynamo Moscow.
The Premier League are still keen to discourage teams from engaging in
Tottenham have been stung by Chelsea’s £38million deal for Monaco defender Axel Disasi as new boss Ange Postecoglou attempts to build a squad that can compete in the Premier League this season. Spurs are desperate to bolster their defensive ranks after conceding 63 top-flight goals last time around but look set to miss out on signing centre-back target Tosin Adarabioyo, who is said to be nearing a move to from Fulham to Monaco to replace Disasi.
Tottenham endured a miserable
“You have to be mentally switched on. It’s almost like a goalkeeper. They might not be involved in a game for god knows how long, but when it’s time to make a save, they have to make it.
“I never enjoy that aspect of it, but I feel like as I’ve got older, I’ve started to enjoy it a little bit more when I do play up there.”
After putting pen to paper on a new five-year contract at Old
An astronomer has captured footage of a huge asteroid 3,451 feet in diameter as it made its closest approach to Earth in almost 90 years.
Asteroid 7482 (1994 PC1) could be seen as a small white dot as it travelled towards our planet at around 19:00 GMT on Monday (January 17).
The following evening, at 21:51 GMT (16:51 EST) on January 18, the asteroid made its closest approach to Earth since 1933, coming within 1.2 million miles of our planet.
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“The European Council reviewed progress on the digital agenda and key legislative files. It encourages the co-legislators to […] continue work on the Digital Services Act and Digital Markets Act proposals with a view to reaching an ambitious agreement as soon as possible.”
-Draft conclusions of the European Council meeting, 21-22 October
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