Daily Inshorts - 22 July 2025

Daily Inshorts - 22 July 2025

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Jeremy Bowen: Israel's allies see evidence of war crimes in Gaza mounting up

The Middle East has been transformed since 7 October, and almost two years on, the conflict in Gaza is at another inflection point.

Ex-Unite boss McCluskey took private jet flights arranged by building firm, report finds

The ex-Unite chief enjoyed flights arranged by the firm building a controversial hotel, report seen by BBC says.

Cleverly returns to Tory front bench as Badenoch reshuffles team

The former foreign secretary becomes shadow housing secretary and will face Angela Rayner in Parliament.

Mike Lynch estate and business partner owe HP Enterprise £700m, court rules

Judge rules that the estate of the late tech tycoon, who died when his boat sank last year, must pay out.

US House speaker shuts down chamber to block Epstein vote

The decision to bring forward the summer recess means Republican leaders can delay a politically fraught vote on the disclosures.

Ahead of PM’s visit, India highlights presence of Khalistani activists in the U.K.

Final touches are being put in India-U.K. FTA, which could increase bilateral trade by almost 39%; Khalistani activists undermine social cohesion, warns Foreign Secy; Indian fugitives on British soil will also be discussed

Jammu and Kashmir L-G sets up portal to support terror-affected families

Toll free helpline numbers have also been established at the offices of the Divisional Commissioners in both Jammu and Kashmir divisions

Congress began collecting signatures to remove Justice Varma last week to deny government ‘sole credit’

The party decided that by letting a government-sponsored motion in Lok Sabha, the Opposition would let the government take sole credit for the motion aimed at uncovering alleged corruption in the judiciary

‘Hari Hara Veera Mallu’ not a politically-motivated film, says Pawan Kalyan

West Bengal Police arrests three in counterfeit note case; ₹7 crores in fake notes seized

Fake notes were used to lure loan-seekers into low-interest loans against a high processing fee