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• Belfast Live
• 3 gün, 17 saat, 49 dakika

A displaced Palestinian man carries his belongings as he walks past destroyed buildings in the heavily damaged Sheikh Radwan neighbourhood in Gaza City. The conflict between Israel and Palestine “will continue” despite Donald Trump’s peace plan , a BBC expert has said. Jeremy Bowen said the US president had “scored a diplomatic triumph” in securing a ceasefire and the imminent release of the remaining Israeli hostages still held in Gaza. As part of the deal, Israeli troops have withdrawn from Gaza and around 250 Palestinian prisoners, as well as 1,700 other Gazan detainees, will also be freed. Keir Starmer will join world leaders, including Donald Trump , at a peace summit in Sharm El Sheikh in Egypt on Monday. But speaking on BBC1′s Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg programme, Bowen insisted there were numerous hurdles still to be cleared before a long-term peace is in place. He said: “The ceasefire at the moment seems pretty OK, not least because the Americans are pushing the Israelis very strongly not to break it. “However, in terms of governance of Gaza, security in Gaza for the Palestinians and for the Israelis over the border, for the future economy of the territory, and also the idea of having a multi-national force in place, none of these things, the really difficult stuff, has been agreed. “The Trump 20-point plan points to where they want it to go and what the objective is. How you get there hasn’t been worked out and that’s where the real problems, I think, are going to start. “When there are problems in that process, that will impact on the stability ultimately of the ceasefire.” He added: “Today and tomorrow are days for everybody to celebrate and it’s absolutely right to say that Donald Trump has scored a diplomatic triumph in making this happen so quickly. “But underlying everything that’s happening is this conflict between Israelis and Palestinians for control of the land between the River Jordan and the Mediterranean Sea that started more than a century ago. “It’s complicated, it’s multi-faceted, it’s multi-layered, and it’s generational. And until the fundamentals of that are sorted out and settled in a way that both sides can accept, sadly I’m absolutely certain that the conflict will continue.” Related... Israel Has Officially Approved Donald Trump's Gaza Peace Plan. What Happens Next? Israel And Hamas Have Agreed To The First Stage Of Trump's Gaza Peace Plan. Here's What You Need To Know BBC Expert Pinpoints The Israeli Military Mistake Which Led To Gaza Peace Breakthrough

• The Huffington Post
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The Woman in Cabin 10 cast is full of famous faces - here's everything you need to know about who stars in the Netflix film

• Manchester Evening News
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NHS wants people to act now

• The Mirror
• 3 gün, 17 saat, 51 dakika

Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver has spoken out after being targeted by The Cornish National Liberation Army (CNLA) - a separatist movement which wants Cornwall to be independent from the UK

• The Mirror
• 3 gün, 17 saat, 52 dakika

Dramatic footage taken on the Balearic party island, shows luxury supercars submerged under the island's streets with torrential rain bringing the airport to a close and forcing clubs to shut down.

• Daily Mail U.K
• 3 gün, 17 saat, 53 dakika

New figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show monthly earnings fall by 42 per cent compared to pre-birth levels, an average loss of £1,051 a month.

• Birmingham Live
• 3 gün, 17 saat, 55 dakika

Group Captain Matthew D'Aubyn said such missions "demonstrate NATO's unity and readiness to defend its members against any aggression".

• Daily Express
• 3 gün, 16 saat, 55 dakika

Across England, more than 83,000 children are currently in care, the highest number on record

• Liverpool Echo
• 3 gün, 17 saat, 56 dakika

Robins are a common sight in gardens across the UK, and there are ways to attract them to your outdoor space

• Liverpool Echo
• 3 gün, 17 saat, 57 dakika

"At least eight people were killed and thousands displaced after two powerful earthquakes struck off the coast of Manay, Davao Oriental, in the southern Philippines, toppling homes, triggering landslides, and forcing thousands to evacuate. Footage of the aftermath, filmed on Saturday, shows damaged roads, landslides, and collapsed houses, with residents standing helplessly. Many described panic and disbelief as the ground split beneath them. "I cried when I saw the massive damage, but I thank God because there are no casualties in my family," said a local, standing beside what was once his home. "It’s painful for me because I don’t have a husband to rebuild the property. And the most agonising part is that I loaned money to build this house. I pray to God to help us, and the government to give a rise," said another resident. Another local admitted that the quake had reduced his house to rubble, while the landslide had carried away all his belongings. "When we checked the house, it was gone. The foundation collapsed, and all our things were carried away by the landslide — but it’s good we’re all safe," he said. A powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck off the southern Philippines, with its epicentre located near Mindanao island, approximately 123km from Davao City, on Friday morning.  Authorities say the powerful 6.9-magnitude aftershock reignited tsunami fears only hours after the initial alert was lifted, adding to the devastation in the southern Philippines.  Eight casualties were confirmed by the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) at the time of publication, with further damage still being assessed.  The twin tremors on Friday occurred just days after a deadly earthquake in the central Philippines killed at least 79 people and injured hundreds."

• Ruptly
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• The Sun
• 3 gün, 17 saat, 59 dakika

Pakistan shuts its border crossings with Afghanistan as it promises ‘befitting reply like India’

• The Independent
• 3 gün, 18 saat

Pakistan shuts its border crossings with Afghanistan as it promises ‘befitting reply like India’

• The Independent
• 3 gün, 18 saat

The man, who has not been named, won the Eurojackpot prize of €120 million (just under £105m) but didn't bother to show up to claim the money until two weeks later

• The Mirror
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• The Sun
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