Guernsey project links surplus food to households
SOS Guernsey Food Angel says it wants to reduce waste while helping families access affordable food. Source link
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'My mother cried out one last time': Palestinian boy, 12, describes how Israeli forces killed his family in car
Khaled Bani Odeh’s parents and two brothers were shot dead as they drove home from a shopping trip in the occupied West Bank. Source link
How passenger planes keep flying during a war
Airspace over Iran and the Gulf remains severely restricted following missile strikes, putting additional pressure on airlines. Source link
She spent 16 hours a day on Instagram. Jury to decide if Meta is to blame
So potentially fraught is the outcome that Mark Zuckerberg, the billionaire co-founder and chief executive of Meta, which owns Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp, appeared in person to defend his platforms. It was the first time he had ever given such testimony before a court, despite his company being sued hundreds of times in the past….
Met officer 'groomed and manipulated' TV host
Jackie Adedeji reported Ian Steel’s alleged behaviour to the police watchdog in 2023. Source link
Fears of two-tier health system as more turn to private care, says watchdog
The patient watchdog warns of two-tier service as polling shows numbers paying for care is on the rise. Source link
Teacher banned after sending former pupil £500
A panel found that geography teacher Roger Towersey’s behaviour was “clearly unprofessional”. Source link
What are the signs of meningitis, and how does it spread?
BBC Health Correspondent Dominic Hughes explains the signs to look out for. Source link
Jessie Buckley, Michael B Jordan and One Battle After Another reign at Oscars
Paul Thomas Anderson’s political thriller wins six prizes including best picture and best director. Source link
British Steel’s Scunthorpe site costing £1.3m a day to run
The report highlighted £15m was spent on advisers between 12 April 2025 and 31 January 2026, and £359m to British Steel for operating activities, such as paying for raw materials and payroll, while £3m was spent on legal and other costs at the North Lincolnshire plant. Source link