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US military says a Houthi drone hit the vessel after Washington re-designated group as "global terrorists".

The IDF says the strike hit a “terrorist squad”, but witnesses tell the BBC the group posed no threat.

Islamabad says the attack killed two children - it follows Iranian strikes on targets in Syria and Iraq.

Khan Younis residents report intense fighting, as Qatar says Hamas will give medicines to hostages.

Jiyar Gol analyses the message Iran is seeking to send with its strikes in Iraq, Syria and Pakistan.

Vanessa Ruck is trying to inspire young girls to take up different sports, including motorcycling.

Yemen's Houthi rebels say they struck the vessel with missiles, but only minor damage is reported.

Under the deal, brokered by Qatar and France, new aid is to reach both Gaza civilians and Israeli hostages.

The ice cream maker says its statement is consistent with the brand's promotion of peace.

Husam Zomlot says the UK's policies towards Israel have caused it "reputational damage".

Iris Haim wants the world to know her son died a free person.

Iran says it launched missiles at Israeli "spy headquarters" in the northern Iraqi city of Irbil.

Omer Ali broke his leg in five places during an U18 match at Eccleshall on Saturday.

The vessel, Gibraltar Eagle, reported "no injuries or significant damage", according to the US military.

Ten years after they left home to live with IS in Syria, Kyrgyz women are being allowed to go home.

The militants say the two men were killed in air strikes on Gaza, an allegation denied by Israel.

Narges Mohammadi is serving multiple sentences and has been in jail almost continuously since 2010.

Two Palestinians are arrested after several cars are used in what police say was a terrorist attack.

But the prime minister says the UK "will not hesitate to protect our security" following Houthi attacks on shipping.