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The Ministry of Defence says this is the third such incident involving HMS Diamond.

The Iran-backed group says it targeted the Marlin Luanda in response to "American-British aggression".

The 77-year-old, who owns an island in the Firth of Forth, made the discovery in Old Jaffa in Tel Aviv.

There's a chasm between what Gaza needs and what it's receiving, writes Quentin Sommerville.

The demands, if implemented, would drastically change the nature of Israel's Gaza campaign.

But it stops short of ordering Israel to halt the war in Gaza, in a controversial case at The Hague.

Israeli protesters stop a convoy of humanitarian aid trucks entering Gaza for third consecutive day.

The UN's top court stops short of issuing emergency measures ordering a halt to military operations in Gaza.

The ICJ could order Israel to stop military action, in a high-profile case brought by South Africa.

The Israeli PM was apparently recorded calling its role as a mediator in the Gaza war "problematic".

The UK government says terrorists are "likely" to try to carry out attacks in Algeria.

Col Tim Collins - best known for his role in the Iraq War - will run in the general election.

A UN agency says shells hit a college in Khan Younis, but Israel rules out a strike by its forces.

The rush for construction jobs in war-torn Israel paints a grim picture of the jobs situation in India.

The Saudi government plans a store in Riyadh for foreign diplomats - ending decades of prohibition.