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London police conclude no action over knighthood-for-donation claims
Metropolitan Police confirm no further action will be taken in an investigation into allegations that associates of King Charles III's charity offered to secure a knighthood and citizenship for a Saudi billionaire in return for donations up to £1.5 million.
Palestinian man shoots settlers in Hebron, killing woman
A Palestinian man opened fire on Israeli settlers near Hebron in the occupied West Bank, killing a woman and injuring a man. Israeli forces established roadblocks and launched a manhunt for the attacker.
United Nations Middle East envoy says the conflict has killed over 200 Palestinians and nearly 30 Israelis this year, surpassing the previous year
The United Nations Middle East envoy says the conflict has killed over 200 Palestinians and nearly 30 Israelis this year, surpassing the previous year.
Libya's central bank reunifies after nine years of division
The Central Bank of Libya has announced its reunification following a meeting in Tripoli between the governor and his eastern deputy, marking the end of a decade-long split caused by the Second Libyan Civil War.
Protests erupt in Al-Suwayda over fuel subsidy cuts and economic collapse
Protests began in Al-Suwayda on 20 August 2023 amid rising anger over fuel price hikes and worsening economic conditions, with demonstrators demanding improved living standards and government accountability.
PSNI officer's laptop and notebook fall from car on M2 motorway
A PSNI officer's laptop and notebook fell from a vehicle on the M2 motorway in north Belfast. Pages containing details of 42 police staff members are reported missing.