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The documentary was removed by the BBC back in February, after sparking criticism for the use of a minor as a narrator who was also the son of a deputy agriculture minister of Hamas.

The outlet referred to the Hamas massacre as an 'escalation' in an email update sent to staff, which led to an article commemorating the second anniversary of the attack.

The British public-service broadcaster cited the official saying that the plan "serves Israel's interests" and "ignores those of the Palestinian people."

"We have got the fight of our lives ahead of us, because we've got to take on Reform," Starmer told BBC News.

Brigitte and Emmanuel Macron are suing Candace Owens in a US court over false claims about the first lady’s gender, submitting scientific evidence.

During a 15 June 2025 news broadcast, a presenter referred to Hamas as "the terror group," leading to complaints from viewers.

Thousands marched in London to protest rising antisemitism, calling for action as incidents surge across the UK. Leaders urged solidarity and vigilance.

If there’s anything Jews and moderate Muslims can agree on, it’s the shared struggle against those who would ban male circumcisions, and exposing the dangers of Islamist extremism.

In a statement on Monday, a BBC spokesperson acknowledged that the broadcaster was "not initially aware that Marah Abu Zuhri was being treated for leukemia."

Netanyahu responded sharply, calling the BBC's reporting “medieval-style blood libel” and accusing Morgan of bias. “You guys went full Nazi Mode. I hope Qatar is paying well,” he wrote.

The email instructs staff to state that "the argument over how much aid has crossed into Gaza is irrelevant" and asserts that the current distribution system "doesn't work."