Gaza charity worker’s death was a crime, say parents
Parents of US-Canadian Jacob Flickinger say he was a loyal and devoted father who was ‘chased down’ by Israeli forces. Read More
Biden tells Netanyahu to prevent civilian harm to keep US support
The US president is facing growing calls to rein in his country’s unconditional military support for Israel. Read More
Man sentenced to 30 years for aiding France attacker
Audrey Mondjehi was convicted of obtaining a gun used in a 2018 attack on a Strasbourg Christmas market. Read More
Denmark shuts shipping strait over missile failure
The busy Great Belt strait was closed to ships on Thursday afternoon but has since reopened. Read More
Thieves steal $30m in one of LA’s biggest heists
There are few clues on who carried out the burglary in the San Fernando Valley – or even how. Read More
GPS disabled as Israel raises alert over Iran threat
The Israeli army also cancels leave after Iran threatens to retaliate over the killing of its general. Read More
Oldest Christian book goes on sale
One of the oldest books in existence, according to auction house Christie’s, could sell for $3.8m (£3m) in June. Read More
Russia trying to undermine Paris Olympics, says Macron
The French President claims Russia is running a disinformation campaign to damage this summer’s games. Read More
‘The walls were crumbling’ – escaping Taiwan’s earthquake
Four people caught in the 7.4 magnitude quake recall the moment it struck and how they survived. Read More
Rubiales says trial for kiss is ‘because I am a man’
Former Spanish football federation (RFEF) president Luis Rubiales questions if he’s facing trial for sexual assault “because I am a man”. Read More