Joshua Thurston is a journalist for The Times, covering a wide range of topics including current events, entertainment, and international news. With a keen eye for captivating stories, Joshua aims to provide readers with informative and thought-provoking articles that shed light on various issues and events happening around the world.
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Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians depend on the UN aid agency, but legislation passed by the Israeli Knesset has effectively outlawed their activity
Two taken to hospital after fire at the BAE Systems’ shipyard in Cumbria
Radiohead frontman calls audience member in Melbourne a coward and accuses them of wanting to ruin the concert for everyone
Amnesty International is urging the authorities to release the woman, who had been ‘harassed at Tehran’s Islamic Azad Universit for wearing an improper hijab’
Thousands of residents are urged to evacuate properties threatened by fire that is moving ‘dangerously fast’
While the MIT graduate serves 25 years in prison for fraud, film companies are jumping at the chance to chronicle his downfall
Fresh blow to Democrats as president-elect’s party secures control of the lower chamber with 218 seats
By: Alistair Dawber, Joshua Thurston, Hugh Tomlinson
President-elect’s party crosses 218-seat threshold in 2024 elections to give it trifecta along with Senate and White House
Monsignor Jamie Gigantiello, who has been relieved of further duties after his administrative powers were removed last year, says he did not realise how provocative the song Feather would be
The men tasked by Donald Trump with leading Doge — the Department of Government Efficiency — will target workers who aren’t at the office five days a week
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