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Josep Borrell has sharply criticised the Biden administration for lamenting the growing death toll in Gaza while, at the same time, providing Israel with weapons to prop up its military campaign.

Speaker of the House said the combined Ukraine-Israel aid package would pass the lower chamber without including a plan for the Mexican border

The remaining process of removing all of the scaffolding could take weeks if not months.

Police say the shooting at a Bronx station began with a dispute between teenagers

Sky News' Africa Correspondent Yousra Elbagir is the first journalist to be given rare access to one of Khartoum's most historic sites in Omdurman, after heavy fighting. Armed clashes between government forces and the RSF militia in Sudan and around the capital Khartoum have killed at least 12,0000 people.

The eight-tonne cocaine haul is one of the largest ever intercepted in Spain.

All the latest developments from the Israel Hamas war.

A Kremlin spokesperson said the charges relate to the "'desecration of historical memory."

The warning comes two days after the military displayed a series of missiles at the Islamic Republic's 45th anniversary celebrations.

Barack Obama signed order to close down the US detainment camp in 2009, but it remains open with many long-term prisoners still in custody.

The factory will produce enough ammunition to satisfy the needs of Germany’s military and help the country’s partners in Europe.

Authorities opened a criminal case against Kagarlitsky for an online post about the 2022 Crimean Bridge explosion.

Cheap Chinese solar panels are flooding the EU market and threatening the viability of homegrown companies.

Agriculture sector protests have taken place around the world in recent weeks and months.

Sven-Goran Eriksson, who revealed he has terminal cancer last month, will be part of Liverpool's management team for an upcoming charity match. It comes after the former England Manager recently announced he had "at best a year to live".

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer says he took "decisive action" by withdrawing his party's support for Rochdale by-election candidate Azhar Ali. Sir Keir said: "It was a tough decision and a necessary decision but when I say the Labour Party has changed under my leadership, I mean it."

The Labour Party has suspended one of its election candidates who allegedly referred to "f***ing Israel" at a meeting of activists, Sky News understands. Graham Jones has been administratively suspended from the party pending investigation and was called in for an interview this evening after his comments were revealed by the website Guido Fawkes.

Pakistan has been on a wild ride recently - from assassination attempts on former prime minister Imran Khan to terror attacks and controversial cricket bats. And now people are heading to the polls to vote for a new prime minister. Sky's Cordelia Lynch explains what is happening in Pakistan - and runs down who could be the next PM.

We take a first look at Tuesday's front pages with The Sun's chief political correspondent Jack Elsom and Rachel Cunliffe, senior associate editor at the New Statesman.

Greek media report that the gunman killed two men and a woman before turning the gun on himself.

Two Israeli hostages who were rescued from captivity during a raid by special forces in Rafah, southern Gaza, have been reunited with their loved ones at the Sheba Hospital near Tel Aviv. Louis Har, 70, and Fernando Simon Marman, 61, both taken from Kibbutz Nir Yizhak in the 7 October Hamas attacks, appeared stunned by their sudden rescue after more than four long months. Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hailed the rescue as a "perfect operation", but a deal has not yet been struck with Hamas to return the remaining hostages and Israeli military action on Gaza continues.

Russian forces have recently made marginal territorial gains in the area and could have assembled the so-called "tsar train" for multiple purposes.

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A school yard in Port Sudan, where children studied and played before the war, has transformed into a combat training site for women and girls as Sky's Yousra Elbagir explains.

Twelve people were sent to hospital for minor injuries, and police say one person is currently missing.