David Luhnow

The case of Lucy Letby, one of the U.K.’s most notorious serial killers, raises questions about oversight at the state-run healthcare system.

LOND-The wife of Scotland’s political leader said her parents are trapped in Gaza and are terrified for themselves and their extended family. Nadia El-Nakla, who is married to Scotland’s first minister Hamza Yusuf said her parents traveled to Gaza from their home in Dundee to visit relatives last

The Hamas attack has left Jewish communities around the world on edge as they confront rising vitriol, threats and violence.

LONDON—U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will embark on a two-day tour of Israel and other Middle East countries to caution against dangerous escalation of the conflict. He will meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday before traveling to other capitals in the region. U.K. Fore

The Israeli strike on the Jabalia neighborhood is the latest in a broader, more aggressive war against Hamas.

Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi, the Israeli military's chief of staff, said that Israeli troops are now in the "heart of a ground operation in the northern Gaza Strip." "Israeli forces are operating in recent days in Gaza City, encircling it from a number of directions, deepening their entry and achievement

A U.K. plan to send some migrants who arrive illegally to live in Rwanda suffered a major setback after a top court said it wasn’t a safe place to house asylum seekers.

The Western-funded group providing lifesaving aid in Gaza has long struggled to defend its neutrality from militants.

How a media blackout backfired for Britain's royal family. LONDON—For weeks, royal watchers on both sides of the Atlantic worked themselves into a frenzy about the state of Kate Middleton's health.