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1. More than 50 British MPs demand fresh sanctions on Israel over Gaza aid obstruction Middle East Eye · 12 Nov 2026

   More than 50 British MPs demand fresh sanctions on Israel over Gaza aid obstruction Submitted by Imran Mulla on Thu, 11/12/2026 - 12:01 As storms batter Gaza, 150,000 tents in aid lorries remain stuck outside the Palestinian enclave Humanitarian aid trucks at the Rafah border crossing with the Gaza…

2. 30% of iPhone Duo buyers may have returned it, but I don’t think Apple should worry 9to5Mac · 12 Nov 2026

   A poll of 9to5Mac readers who were lucky enough to take delivery of their iPhone Duo in the first few days shows that 30% of them have returned it for a refund. While that could be considered bad news for the future of the device, I don’t personally consider it either surprising or worrying … more…

3. 15 of TV’s Sickest Burns and Comebacks Den of Geek · 12 Nov 2026

   Some TV characters know how to land a line. Don Draper barely raises his voice, Captain Holt delivers insults with a completely straight face, and Lucille Bluth can make her own daughter regret opening her mouth. Then there are characters like Michael Scott, who need an entire room full of people to…

4. Former Mossad officer’s appointment highlights Tel Aviv University’s military ties Middle East Eye · 12 Nov 2026

   Former Mossad officer’s appointment highlights Tel Aviv University’s military ties Submitted by Nadav Rapaport on Thu, 11/12/2026 - 11:44 University appoints ex-intelligence official to senior role as it prepares to host a defence technology conference sponsored by major Israeli and US arms…

5. Death toll rises to 6 in Brooklyn building collapse as rescuers dig through rubble Stuff · 12 Nov 2026

   Rescuers used dogs to sniff for survivors. Firefighters used orange buckets as they removed debris from the rubble piles trying to reach people who may be trapped.

6. 'We lost patients I had been caring for': Nasser nurse speaks of 'terrifying' attack Middle East Eye · 12 Nov 2026

   'We lost patients I had been caring for': Nasser nurse speaks of 'terrifying' attack A nurse who was working a night shift at Nasser Hospital's surgical department when it was targeted by an Israeli air strike has said that a number of patients they were caring for were killed in the attack. In…

7. Spain approves housing measures after huge protests. Their duration may depend on the election Stuff · 12 Nov 2026

   Spain’s government had tried to push through the measures in October after public anger over soaring rents erupted following the nationally-televised eviction and subsequent death of an 87-year-old woman in Madrid.

8. Gifty Ndoma declares intention to contest NPP parliamentary primaries in Ejura Multimedia Group · 12 Nov 2026

   Former New Patriotic Party (NPP) Parliamentary Candidate for Ejura Sekyeredumase, Gifty Ndoma, has declared her intention to contest the party’s parliamentary primaries to secure the mandate to represent the NPP in the next general elections. Ndoma, who represented the party in the 2024 general…

9. Poland dismisses Russia’s claim of breaking up Polish spy network as “disinformation” Notes from Poland · 12 Nov 2026

   Keep our news free from ads and paywalls by making a donation to support our work! Notes from Poland is run by a small editorial team and is published by an independent, non-profit foundation that is funded through donations from our readers. We cannot do what we do without your support. After…

10. Will a Grand Theft Auto game ever be set outside of America? Rockstar offers a small glimmer of hope Eurogamer · 12 Nov 2026

    The Grand Theft Auto games have always been synonymous with America; Americana is baked into the crime series' very being. Across its history, there's only ever been one GTA game set outside America: the London-based expansion of the original game. Read more