While Russia continues to strike Ukraine, Putin has signed a law, withdrawing from Russia's consent to the global treaty that bans nuclear weapons tests.
M&S received boycott threats and was forced to apologise after social media users accused the brand of burning paper hats that matched the colours of the Palestinian flag.
According to Musk, there "will come a point where no job is needed", as the billionaire entrepreneur described artificial intelligence as the "most disruptive force in history".
Using the derogatory label "Pallywood", pro-Israel social media accounts have accused Palestinians of faking their injuries in photos for international sympathy.
Although Tehran, Iran's capital, has a record of torture, oppression and executions, the regime was appointed Chair of the UN Human Rights Council Social Forum.
The BDS movement has once again started to encourage people to join large boycott demonstrations against companies tied to Israel.
Nine members of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voted 6-3 in favour of maintaining the current rate, in a move that was widely anticipated.
The Jabalia refugee camp has been hit by Israeli airstrikes twice in the past 24 hours. At the same time, the Rafah crossing was been opened to the first group of foreign nationals and critically injured persons.
The Labour Leader refuses to back calls for a ceasefire to prevent a Hamas uprising and calls for a "humanitarian pause" instead.
The Labour leader attempted to provide some clarity on his position, as internal conflict within his party threatens to undermine his leadership.
The Committee to Protect Journalists stated that from 7 to 31 October, amongst the 9,000 killed on either side of the war so far, 31 were journalists and media workers.
Israel prepared a 10-page concept paper to systematically permanently displace Gaza civilians to Egypt's Sinai peninsula within a week after the Hamas attack on Israel which could harm Egypt-Israel relations.
Despite multiple world leaders opting not to attend the summit this week, Downing Street insists Sunak has not been snubbed by his international counterparts.
The IDF estimates that around 240 people are still being held hostage by Hamas in Gaza, including a nine-month-old baby. I spoke to Gil Dickmann about how he is leading the efforts to bring the hostages back home.
Police continue to search for the missing man after more than 70 people were arrested and accused of attending a "gay party" and planning a "gay wedding" in Nigeria.
Russia has said that it is open to co-existence discussions with the West as Ukraine makes advancements in regaining the city of Bakhmut.
While the media is dominated by the catastrophic Israel-Gaza conflict, almost seven million people are internally displaced and an estimated 1,000 women and girls are raped each day in the DR Congo.
UNRWA accuse Hamas of theft and worries that "civil order" has collapsed in Gaza as thousands of desperate civilians break into UN warehouses and steal aid.
UK Defence Secretary Grant Shapps speaks of working together for regional stability and humanitarian aid in Middle East visit as Israel-Hamas war death toll crosses 7000 along the Gaza Strip.
After persuading Hamas to release four hostages from Gaza, Qatar reports that the relentless IDF airstrikes make any other negotiations difficult.
Former Prime Minister Johnson was forced to resign from his position last year following the "Partygate" controversy.
Recent applications of the technology have also led to groundbreaking scientific and medical advances.
Both Glasgow City Council and Birmingham City Council say that the government fast-tracking the asylum backlog will have a detrimental effect on the current homelessness crisis in the UK.
While a group of Afghan refugees have successfully arrived in the UK, the Ministry of Defence's resettlement scheme has left some facing forced deportation back to Afghanistan.
In an address at the Royal Society, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak advocated for placing the mitigation of human extinction risks due to artificial intelligence (AI) on par with global concerns such as pandemics and nuclear war.
Following Labour's double majority win, a report reveals that half of the electorate now think that Rishi Sunak has been a "poor" or "terrible" prime minister.
In response to the UNRWA warning that fuel is running out in Gaza, the UN has called for a ceasefire and the IDF has accused Hamas of holding on to 500,000 litres of fuel.
Israel has also demanded the resignation of UN chief Antonio Guterres.
She accused the West of "aiding and abetting" the killing of Palestinians.
The protest, which culminated in a rally near Downing Street, drew an estimated 100,000 participants.
