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Intense fighting has seen the deadliest day for the Israel Defence Forces in Gaza since the conflict began, with 24 Israeli soldiers killed.
At least 195 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza in the last 24 hours according to the Hamas-run Health Ministry, as Israeli forces push south.
Sarah Coates reports from Tel Aviv.
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The House of Lords has voted against the Government's controversial UK- Rwanda Treaty.
For the first time, the UK's upper house of parliament has voted to delay ratifying a Treaty, which is central to the Government's plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda.
This could prove to be a major setback for the governing Conservative Party, which has made the plan a key policy in the build up to a general election.
Simon Gaitán reports.
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Fresh strikes have been carried out against Houthi rebels in Yemen.
A joint statement by the UK and US described the action 'as proportionate and necessary' following continued attacks against international shipping and naval vessels transiting the red sea.
According to the Pentagon the strikes hit 8 targets, including an underground storage site as well as Houthi missile and surveillance capability.
The latest strikes follow an initial operation earlier this month.
UK foreign Secretary Lord Cameron says the next steps are already in place to try and counter the threat to Red Sea shipping...
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Nigeria's Super Eagles have advanced to the round of 16 in the ongoing Africa Cup of Nations in Cote D'Ivoire.
The team booked a place in the second phase of the tournament, after defeating Guinea-Bissau 1-0 in the last match of the group stage.
Correspondent Ajeck Mangut reports.
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http://www.fsnradionews.com/feeds/0123-RamTempleFootfall-pb.mp3After India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated a controversial Hindu temple on Monday, the complex in the north Indian town of Ayodhya opened its doors to the public, attracting a significant influx of devotees all across the country.
The state government says it is prepared to welcome over 20 million tourists in the coming month after the inauguration of the Hindu temple.
Priyata Brajabasi has more
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India's stock market has overtaken Hong Kong's to become the fourth-largest in the world.
The total value of shares listed on Indian exchanges hit 4.33 trillion US dollars compared to 4.29 trillion dollars for Hong Kong this week, according to data from Bloomberg.
Rebecca Bundhun reports from Mumbai.
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The UK Prime Minister's office has said that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's statement opposing the future of a Palestinian State is "disappointing", and reaffirmed Britain's support for a 'two state solution' to the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
This follows disagreement between U.S. President Biden and Netanyahu over support for a two state solution.
Simon Gaitán reports.
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More than 90 people have died after fierce winter weather pummelled several states in the US in past days.
Tens of thousands of Americans still remain without power across vast swathes of the country following a series of storms.
Benji Hyer reports.
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