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Israeli forces surround Palestinian hospital and refugee camp in West Bank
Israeli forces have besieged a Palestinian government hospital in Jenin and a nearby refugee camp in the heart of the city, as the Israeli defence minister, Israel Katz, said the assault marks “a shift in … security strategy” in the West Bank.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said on Wednesday …
Men have grown twice as much as women over past century, study shows
Amid the profound changes humanity has witnessed, one might be forgiven for failing to notice a rise in sexy and formidable men: those tall, broad-shouldered types that are strangers to self-doubt.
But according to a new study, men around the world have gained height and weight twice as fast as …
Fitness and muscle strength could halve cancer patient deaths, study suggests
Muscular strength and good physical fitness could almost halve the risk of cancer patients dying from their disease, according to a study that suggests tailored exercise plans may increase survival.
The likelihood of people dying from their cancer has decreased significantly in recent decades owing to greater awareness of symptoms, …
Novak Djokovic worried by injury suffered in win against Alcaraz
The clock is ticking for Novak Djokovic and what appears to be a groin or hamstring strain after his quarter-final victory after he expressed fears the injury could hinder his pursuit of an 11th Australian Open and 25th grand slam title.
Djokovic overpowered Carlos Alcaraz in four sets in a …
Dozens dead as people jump from windows to escape fire at Turkish ski resort hotel
Sixty-six people have died and 51 others were injured after a fire engulfed a popular ski resort hotel in Turkey’s Bolu mountains, forcing guests to jump out of windows or attempt to use bed sheets to flee the building.
The fire broke out at about 3.30am on Tuesday in the …
‘The struggle remains immense’: daily life in Gaza as the truce takes hold
On the first morning of the first day after the ceasefire, the market of Asdaa camp, a sprawling area of tents and makeshift shelters on the central Gaza coast, was busy.
Some shoppers had come because prices of the small range of basic necessities available had dropped since the ceasefire …
Australian oysters’ blood could hold key to fighting drug-resistant superbugs, researchers find
An antimicrobial protein found in the blood of an Australian oyster could help in the fight against superbugs, new research suggests.
Australian scientists have discovered that a protein found in the haemolymph – the equivalent of blood – of the Sydney rock oyster,
Saccostrea glomerata,
can kill bacteria itself …Palestinians begin search for Gaza’s missing as they return to ruined homes
After the first night in Gaza for more than a year without the sound of drones or bombing overhead following the successful implementation of a ceasefire, people in the besieged Palestinian territory have begun returning to destroyed homes and searching for missing loved ones.
The truce that took effect on …
South African police launch hunt for alleged illegal mining ‘kingpin’
South African police are hunting an alleged “kingpin” of illegal mining after he escaped from custody following a rescue operation last week in which
78 bodies were brought out of an illicit goldmine
.James Neo Tshoaeli, a Lesotho national known as Tiger, has been accused by other …