Three freelance journalists working for the BBC in Gaza are facing the same dire circumstances as those they are covering.
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Tate Modern announces late-night weekend openings
The gallery will open until 21:00 on Fridays and Saturdays from 26 September.
Wales beat Australia to claim first win under Lynn
Wales celebrate a first win under head coach Sean Lynn with a 21-12 victory over Australia in Brisbane in the first of two Tests.
'A different world' - Spain's transformation after World Cup fallout
BBC Sport looks at how Spain's Euro 2025 compares to the controversy from their 2023 World Cup journey.
A mum and her disabled daughter lay dead at home for months. How did no one notice?
Alphonsine Djiako Leuga died first - before daughter Loraine Choulla died of malnutrition and dehydration weeks later.
'My dad started spying on my mum' - the drugs causing sexual urges
The prescribed medication, taken for movement disorders, can have extreme side effects.
Summer of stink: Inside America's garbage labour dispute
A garbage strike that began in Boston has led to trash pile-ups in cities across the country.
Summer of stink: Inside America's garbage labour dispute
A garbage strike that began in Boston has led to trash pile-ups in cities across the country.
'Don't look away' and 'Prostate patients ignored by NHS'
Gaza features prominently on the front pages, while the Daily Telegraph focuses on prostate cancer screening.
'Don't look away' and 'Prostate patients ignored by NHS'
Gaza features prominently on the front pages, while the Daily Telegraph focuses on prostate cancer screening.
Almost a third of people in Gaza not eating for days, UN food programme warns
Israel faces increasing pressure from Western allies to lift restrictions into the flow of aid into Gaza.
UK condemns Hong Kong cash offer for help in arresting activists
David Lammy and Yvette Cooper describe the bounties as "another example of transnational repression".
Starmer suggests UK will play role in new Gaza aid air drops
His comments come as he faces calls from 221 cross-party MPs for the UK to recognise a Palestinian state.
Watch moment 'air scooter' fails Channel crossing attempt
The drone-like contraption flew from Sangatte and neared the cliffs of Dover before splashing down.
Salon owner 'ready' for key L'Oréal dispute hearing
Rebecca Dowdeswell has been locked in a legal battle with the global cosmetics giant since 2022.
Salon owner 'ready' for key L'Oréal dispute hearing
Rebecca Dowdeswell has been locked in a legal battle with the global cosmetics giant since 2022.
School-leavers losing their lives for Russia in Putin's war with Ukraine
Russia has promised that no 18-year-olds will be sent to fight in Ukraine, but the BBC finds many have already been killed.
Russian teens, fresh out of school, losing their lives in Putin’s war with Ukraine
Russia has promised that no 18-year-olds will be sent to fight in Ukraine, but the BBC finds many have already been killed.
Insect boom for UK after warmest, sunniest spring on record
How have spring and early summer's dry, warm and sunny conditions affected insects?
Insect boom for UK after warmest, sunniest spring on record
How have spring and early summer's dry, warm and sunny conditions affected insects?
Tee time with Trump - striking balls and deals over 18 holes
For some US presidents, golf was a break from work - but for Trump, visiting Scotland this weekend, it is anything but.