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Press insignia becomes a rallying cry for peace as activists call for an end to the war in Gaza

Stickers replicating the ‘Press’ insignia worn by journalists to identify them in the field became a rallying cry for peace at a rally in Nazareth

The Independent UK

‘We wish we could have taken more’: 29 children evacuated from Gaza to Jordan for treatment

Wounded and sick children in need of urgent treatment crossed through Israel to reach King Hussein hospital in Amman

The Guardian - UK

This week in audio: Escape from the Maze; State of Play: Summer Games; Today With Tonies – review

An even-handed account of the biggest jailbreak in British and Irish history is essential listening

The Guardian - UK

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The thousands of Palestinians Israel arrests, tortures, holds even in death

As Palestinians mark Prisoner’s Day, Israel continues to hold and mistreat thousands of Palestinian captives.

Al Jazeera

Palestinians accuse Israeli forces of executing 19 civilians in Gaza

Footage, witness accounts shared with Al Jazeera reveal how Israeli soldiers carried out executions in Gaza last month.

Al Jazeera

35 Years Later, A Legendary Sci-Fi Thriller Is More Relevant Than Ever

The cult-classic 'They Live,' is now 35 years old. Here's why this fantastic movie is more relevant now than it was in 1988.

Inverse

Socceroos defender Miloš Degenek wants to use the World Cup to give back to Australia after fleeing war-torn Yugoslavia

A son of Yugoslavia, Miloš Degenek's war-torn journey reflects the long migrant history of the Socceroos team he now represents.

ABC News

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Young Iraqi activists despair as political crisis continues

Clashes brought rival armed factions to the streets of Baghdad, leaving Iraq’s young activists stuck in the middle.

Al Jazeera

Londoner’s Diary: Notting Hill Carnival CEO on its mighty comeback

Matthew Phillip says Carnival set to be bigger and better than ever / Is Tom Kerridge swapping pans for paint? / Soho star India Rose James on her home turf

Evening Standard

Tons of plastic waste put in UK recycling bins illegally dumped and burnt in Turkey

Daily Mirror Environment Editor Nada Farhoud discovered the scale of our environmental shame in Adana, Turkey, where dozens of items of British packaging were found among the debris of a rubbish tip

Daily Mirror

‘Football has power’: how Arsenal are helping Syrian refugees in Jordan

Leah Williamson and Kim Little reflect on the game’s place in society after talking to women and girls who fled their homes

The Guardian - UK

Black Medusa review – deadpan North African vengeance noir

This chilly Tunisian debut follows young a female killer who traps her victims by pretending to need a voice app to speak

The Guardian - UK

Australian Open day three: wins for Osaka, Zverev, Barty and Nadal – as it happened

Naomi Osaka, the defending champion, was in scintillating form in beating Madison Brengle while Sascha Zverev beat Australia’s John Millman in style

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