British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Sunday condemned what he described as "far-right thuggery" and said perpetrators would face the full force of the law after days of violent anti-immigration protests culminated in hotels being targeted.

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Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned on Monday and fled the country, multiple sources said, as more people were killed in some of the worst violence since the birth of the South Asian nation more than five decades ago.

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A massive crowd of protesters stormed the former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina's official residence 'Ganabhaban' shouting slogans, pumping fists and showing victory signs amid her resignation. In the capital Dhaka, people are seen carrying away televisions, chairs, and tables from one of the most protected buildings in the country. The chaotic scenes came after Hasina resigned and fled the country. Watch in for more details!

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Nigerians on Sunday refused President Bola Tinubu’s call for a suspension of protests against a cost of living crisis. Protesters in the commercial city of Lagos and the capital city Abuja said the president did not address their issues which include bringing back the subsidy and reducing the cost of education, and also failed to call for the arrest of the policemen who killed protesters in the last 3 days.

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The North Korean army has new additions to its missile systems. The frontline units along the southern border have been provided 250 ballistic missile launchers. The North Korean supreme leader Kim Jong Un oversaw the delivery of these missile launchers in a ceremony in Pongyang. Watch in for more details!

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Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned on Monday and fled the country, multiple sources said, as more people were killed in some of the worst violence since the birth of the South Asian nation more than five decades ago. Watch in for more details!

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The military claimed that an Israeli attack had hit Hamas command centres, but Gaza's civil defence service said that the strike had struck two schools in Gaza City on Sunday, killing at least 30 people.

The military claimed that an Israeli attack had hit Hamas command centres, but Gaza's civil defence service said that the strike had struck two schools in Gaza City on Sunday, killing at least 30 people. Based on a count of tolls previously provided by Hamas officials, these make up the total number of schools in Gaza that have been attacked since July 6 at least 11, killing around 150 people. "The number of martyrs in the massacre of the Hassan Salameh and Al-Nasr schools' bombing has risen to 30. Dozens were also wounded," civil defence spokesman Mahmud Bassal told AFP. According to a civil defence spokesman, women and children made up the majority of the wounded and deceased. He stated that the schools housed Palestinians who had been displaced as a result of the continuing conflict between Israel and Hamas terrorists. The two schools were the target of an attack that was verified by the Israeli military. Watch | Security chiefs accuse Israeli PM Netanyahu of sabotaging hostage talks, says report × The Israeli military said in a statement, "The schools were used by Hamas' Al-Furqan Battalion as a hiding place for its terrorist operatives and as command centres." According to the civil defence agency, a similar Israeli attack happened on Saturday in Gaza City, hitting another school compound and killing at least 17 people. Hamas has been accused by the Israeli military on many occasions of hiding its commanders and militants and utilising civilian buildings as command and control centres. Hamas refutes these accusations According to an AFP count based on official Israeli data, 1,197 people, mostly civilians, lost their lives in the October 7 attack by Hamas militants in Israel, which marked the start of the Gaza War. Militants also abducted 251 persons, 111 of whom are still hostages in Gaza, including 39 who the IDF claims are dead. The health ministry in Hamas-run Gaza, claims that Israel's retaliation has killed at least 39,583 people. Nations advise citizens to leave Lebanon as war fears surge On Sunday, the urgency for foreign nationals to leave Lebanon intensified, with France warning of a tense situation as Iran and its allies prepared to react to high-profile killings attributed to Israel. Saudi Arabia, along with France, Canada, and Jordan, urged their citizens to leave Lebanon. The United States and Britain issued similar warnings. France also advised its nationals in Iran to "temporarily leave," citing potential closures of Iranian airspace and airports. Also read: West Asia crisis: Several nations advise citizens to leave Lebanon Several Western airlines have halted flights to Lebanon and other regional airports. Qatar Airways announced on Sunday that its Doha-Beirut route would "operate exclusively during daylight hours" at least until Monday. Hezbollah, Lebanon's Iran-backed militant group, which has been engaging in almost daily skirmishes with Israeli forces since the Gaza conflict started in October, declared that its fighters launched a new rocket barrage at northern Israel overnight into Sunday. US says it's prepared for 'every possibility' as Middle East tensions rise After the Pentagon announced an increased US military presence in the Middle East, White House Deputy National Security Adviser Jon Finer affirmed, "We are preparing for every possibility." Speaking on ABC News, Finer added, "The Pentagon is moving significant assets to the region, to prepare for what may be another need to defend Israel from an attack, while simultaneously we are working very hard to deescalate this situation diplomatically because we do not believe that a regional war is in anyone's interest in the current moment." (With inputs from agencies)

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An upcoming book which is coming out on August 13, is expected to spark controversy about Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft. Author Anupreeta Das claims Gates behaved inappropriately with several women, leading Microsoft to take steps to ensure young interns were not left alone with him, according to the New York Post.

The book describes Gates as someone who, despite his charitable reputation, consistently made unwanted advances and engaged in flirtatious behaviour with employees and interns.

The book alleges that Bill Gates “flirted with some of the interns at the Gates Foundation, putting them in the uncomfortable position of having to think about their career prospects while not wanting to be hit on by the boss."

A former Microsoft executive mentioned to the author that Mr. Gates did not “prey on” women or request sexual favours for career progression. “He's not Harvey Weinstein… I know of no real situation in which anyone got anything for sleeping with Bill.”

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Bill Gates’ spokesperson dismissed the allegations. “Relying almost exclusively on second- and third-hand hearsay and anonymous sources, the book includes highly sensationalized allegations and outright falsehoods that ignore the actual documented facts our office provided to the author on numerous occasions,” the spokesperson told the New York Post.

Apparently, these alleged behaviours had a significant effect on Bill Gates and Melinda French Gates' marriage.&nbsp;

According to the book, she became more and more concerned by her husband's actions, which prompted her to take preventative steps, including rearranging his security detail and limiting his access to personal contact information.&nbsp;

These problems continued to generate stress for the couple, and Gates' connection to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein is one of the reasons for their divorce.

Gates and his representatives have strongly denied the charges, calling the book's claims sensationalized and unproven.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

An upcoming book which is coming out on August 13, is expected to spark controversy about Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft. Author Anupreeta Das claims Gates behaved inappropriately with several women, leading Microsoft to take steps to ensure young interns were not left alone with him, according to the New York Post.

An upcoming book which is coming out on August 13, is expected to spark controversy about Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft. Author Anupreeta Das claims Gates behaved inappropriately with several women, leading Microsoft to take steps to ensure young interns were not left alone with him, according to the New York Post. The book describes Gates as someone who, despite his charitable reputation, consistently made unwanted advances and engaged in flirtatious behaviour with employees and interns. The book alleges that Bill Gates “flirted with some of the interns at the Gates Foundation, putting them in the uncomfortable position of having to think about their career prospects while not wanting to be hit on by the boss." A former Microsoft executive mentioned to the author that Mr. Gates did not “prey on” women or request sexual favours for career progression. “He's not Harvey Weinstein… I know of no real situation in which anyone got anything for sleeping with Bill.” Also read: Tech giants Google, Netflix, OpenAI to organise high-stakes fundraiser for Kamala Harris: Report Bill Gates’ spokesperson dismissed the allegations. “Relying almost exclusively on second- and third-hand hearsay and anonymous sources, the book includes highly sensationalized allegations and outright falsehoods that ignore the actual documented facts our office provided to the author on numerous occasions,” the spokesperson told the New York Post. Apparently, these alleged behaviours had a significant effect on Bill Gates and Melinda French Gates' marriage. According to the book, she became more and more concerned by her husband's actions, which prompted her to take preventative steps, including rearranging his security detail and limiting his access to personal contact information. These problems continued to generate stress for the couple, and Gates' connection to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein is one of the reasons for their divorce. Gates and his representatives have strongly denied the charges, calling the book's claims sensationalized and unproven. (With inputs from agencies)

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At least 15 Palestinians were killed by an Israeli attack on a Gaza City school that was housing displaced people on Saturday (Aug 3), hours after two strikes in the occupied West Bank killed nine militants, including a local Hamas leader, according to the Palestinian militant group.

The Israeli military said&nbsp;that the first airstrike in the West Bank targeted a vehicle in a town near Tulkarm, aiming at a militant group heading to launch an attack.

According to a statement by Hamas, one of those killed was a leader of the organisation's Tulkarm brigades, while its ally Islamic Jihad said the other four people killed in the hit were combatants.

Hours later, Israel's military claimed a second bombing in the vicinity targeted another group of militants&nbsp;who had fired on forces, as part of a counter-terrorism operation in Tulkarm.

According to the Palestinian news agency WAFA, four people&nbsp;were killed in that strike, while Hamas claimed that all nine of those killed in the two Israeli assaults in the West Bank were militants.

Violence in the West Bank had been increasing even before the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza and has continued to rise, with frequent Israeli raids in the area, which Palestinians aim to include in their state.&nbsp;

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According to the Hamas-government media office, at least 15 people were killed in the Gaza Strip after Israel struck a school housing displaced residents in Gaza City's Sheikh Radwan neighbourhood.

The Israeli military claims the school was being used by Hamas as a command centre, to conceal militants, and to produce weapons. Hamas has rejected these accusations, saying they do not use civilian sites like schools and hospitals for military purposes.

According to Gaza health officials, Israel's military operation has killed at least 39,550 Palestinians since the beginning of the war. The conflict was initiated by a Hamas-led attack on southern Israel on October 7, which led to the killing of&nbsp;1,200 people, while&nbsp;250 others were taken as hostages, according to Israeli officials.

(With inputs from agencies) 
 
Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing developments on the Israel-Palestine conflict after the Hamas attacks. However, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos.

At least 15 Palestinians were killed by an Israeli attack on a Gaza City school that was housing displaced people on Saturday (Aug 3), hours after two strikes in the occupied West Bank killed nine militants, including a local Hamas leader, according to the Palestinian militant group.

At least 15 Palestinians were killed by an Israeli attack on a Gaza City school that was housing displaced people on Saturday (Aug 3), hours after two strikes in the occupied West Bank killed nine militants, including a local Hamas leader, according to the Palestinian militant group. The Israeli military said that the first airstrike in the West Bank targeted a vehicle in a town near Tulkarm, aiming at a militant group heading to launch an attack. According to a statement by Hamas, one of those killed was a leader of the organisation's Tulkarm brigades, while its ally Islamic Jihad said the other four people killed in the hit were combatants. Hours later, Israel's military claimed a second bombing in the vicinity targeted another group of militants who had fired on forces, as part of a counter-terrorism operation in Tulkarm. According to the Palestinian news agency WAFA, four people were killed in that strike, while Hamas claimed that all nine of those killed in the two Israeli assaults in the West Bank were militants. Violence in the West Bank had been increasing even before the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza and has continued to rise, with frequent Israeli raids in the area, which Palestinians aim to include in their state. Also read: Ukraine war: Kyiv says it sank Russian submarine, hit depots According to the Hamas-government media office, at least 15 people were killed in the Gaza Strip after Israel struck a school housing displaced residents in Gaza City's Sheikh Radwan neighbourhood. The Israeli military claims the school was being used by Hamas as a command centre, to conceal militants, and to produce weapons. Hamas has rejected these accusations, saying they do not use civilian sites like schools and hospitals for military purposes. According to Gaza health officials, Israel's military operation has killed at least 39,550 Palestinians since the beginning of the war. The conflict was initiated by a Hamas-led attack on southern Israel on October 7, which led to the killing of 1,200 people, while 250 others were taken as hostages, according to Israeli officials. (With inputs from agencies) Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing developments on the Israel-Palestine conflict after the Hamas attacks. However, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos.

Israeli airstrikes target Gaza school, kills 15; nine West Bank militants dead

Amid increased regional tensions, UK and US on Saturday asked their nationals to leave Lebanon immediately.&nbsp;Earlier,&nbsp;Sweden announced the closure of its embassy in Beirut amid concerns that the Gaza war could spill over into Lebanon's territory. In Bangladesh,&nbsp;student leaders&nbsp;said they would carry on a planned nationwide civil disobedience campaign until Prime Minister&nbsp;Sheikh Hasina stepped down. In landslide-hit Wayanad of India's Kerala, rescuers launched a campaign to help survivors in the affected areas.&nbsp;The mission, spearheaded by the army, police, and emergency services, now includes private rescue firms and volunteers. Approximately 206 people are believed to be missing.

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Amid heightened regional tensions in West Asia, the US and the UK on Saturday (Aug 3)&nbsp;urged their citizens to leave Lebanon.&nbsp;

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Students Against Discrimination leader Nahid Islam, who has been leading the ongoing anti-government protests in Bangladesh, demanded on Saturday (Aug 3) that Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina must resign and face trial&nbsp;for a police crackdown on protesters in July.

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Search operations in Wayanad’s Mundakkai and Chooralmala started early Saturday, involving over 1,300 rescuers, heavy machinery, and advanced tools to locate survivors from the landslides that have resulted in over 350&nbsp;deaths.

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The Iranian government said on Saturday (Aug 3) that it expected Tehran-backed Hezbollah&nbsp;to hit deeper inside Israel and no longer be confined to military targets after Israel killed the Lebanese militant group's commander.

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Amid increased regional tensions, UK and US on Saturday asked their nationals to leave Lebanon immediately. Earlier, Sweden announced the closure of its embassy in Beirut amid concerns that the Gaza war could spill over into Lebanon's territory.

Amid increased regional tensions, UK and US on Saturday asked their nationals to leave Lebanon immediately. Earlier, Sweden announced the closure of its embassy in Beirut amid concerns that the Gaza war could spill over into Lebanon's territory. In Bangladesh, student leaders said they would carry on a planned nationwide civil disobedience campaign until Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina stepped down. In landslide-hit Wayanad of India's Kerala, rescuers launched a campaign to help survivors in the affected areas. The mission, spearheaded by the army, police, and emergency services, now includes private rescue firms and volunteers. Approximately 206 people are believed to be missing. Click on the headlines to read more US, UK ask their nationals to leave Lebanon immediately amid heightened tensions Amid heightened regional tensions in West Asia, the US and the UK on Saturday (Aug 3) urged their citizens to leave Lebanon. Bangladesh unrest: PM Hasina must resign, face trial, says student leader Students Against Discrimination leader Nahid Islam, who has been leading the ongoing anti-government protests in Bangladesh, demanded on Saturday (Aug 3) that Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina must resign and face trial for a police crackdown on protesters in July. Wayanad landslides: Over 1,300 rescuers battle aftermath as search operation intensifies Search operations in Wayanad’s Mundakkai and Chooralmala started early Saturday, involving over 1,300 rescuers, heavy machinery, and advanced tools to locate survivors from the landslides that have resulted in over 350 deaths. Iran says Israel used 'short-range projectile' with 7kg warhead to kill Hamas leader Haniyeh Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) in a statement Saturday (Aug 3) said that Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was killed in Tehran by a short-range projectile with a warhead of about seven kilograms. 'Direct threat to freedom of speech,' Opposition blasts Indian govt over broadcasting bill Indian opposition parties have launched a renewed campaign against the proposed Broadcasting Services (Regulation) Bill, calling it "a direct threat” to freedom of speech. Iran expects Hezbollah to hit deeper inside Israel after commander's killing The Iranian government said on Saturday (Aug 3) that it expected Tehran-backed Hezbollah to hit deeper inside Israel and no longer be confined to military targets after Israel killed the Lebanese militant group's commander. India: Panic, chaos in Chandigarh court as suspended cop shoots dead bureaucrat son-in-law A shooting incident triggered panic in the district court complex of the Indian Union Territory of Chandigarh on Saturday afternoon (Aug 3). Kerala forest officials rescue 6 tribals, including 4 kids after Wayanad landslides in 8-hour mission Kerala forest department officials successfully rescued a tribal family, including four young children, who were trapped in a cave following the Wayanad landslides. Paris Games, Carini vs Khelif Fight Controversy: IBA to award Italian Angela Carini $50k despite losing fight Italy woman boxer Angela Carini will be getting a prize money of $50,000 from the International Boxing Association (IBA) despite losing her welterweight Paris Olympics 2024 bout against Algeria's Imane Khelif. Not one, but two! Wesley Snipes’ Blade breaks THESE Guinness World Records Deadpool & Wolverine is on a winning spree! Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman's movie continue to shatter box office records, and amidst this, the cameo appearance of Blade actor Wesley Snipes has not only broken one but two Guinness World Records.

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