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The Israeli military has confirmed for the first time that ground troops have entered the Gaza Strip as conflict in the Middle East continues. It comes after Palestinians began a mass exodus from northern Gaza on Friday after Israel’s military told some one million people to evacuate.
Rishi Sunak has called on Israel to 'protect ordinary Palestinians' as it hunts down Hamas terrorists responsible for murdering hundreds of Israelis. Downing Street confirmed the Prime Minister spoke to his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday (October 12) after agreeing to send Royal Navy vessels and Royal Air Force surveillance planes to support Tel Aviv after Hamas' attack.
This is the statement Israel's military has sent to civilians in Gaza city:
For 15 hours, Inbal Reich Alon was locked in a shelter while Hamas gunmen killed and kidnapped dozens of Israelis around her home, just outside the Gaza Strip.
Residents have reported feeling ‘unsafe’ after a fire ripped through a derelict swimming baths. Dozens of firefighters were called to tackle the blaze at the old Levenshulme swimming pool building on Barlow Road at around 6.30pm yesterday evening (October 10).
A woman's family left her lying unconscious for up to three days before they called for an ambulance, a court has heard.
A pub landlord began evacuating people from their homes as a once-cherished Manchester swimming baths went up in smoke. Fire crews swarmed Barlow Road after a blaze broke out at the old Levenshulme swimming pools building.
Anger, fear and confusion reigned as evacuated residents gathered to hear details about how and where they are supposed to live. Tenants, leaseholders and landlords were among around 200 people who sat row-by-row inside a Manchester conference room, where a hastily arranged meeting was being held yesterday evening (October 9).