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This page contains affiliate links. When you click the links provided below, we may earn a commission   The UN agency for Palestinian refugees said it had 4,000 aid trucks ready to enter Gaza on Sunday as the ceasefire came into effect. Around half of them carry food and flour, UNRWA said in a post on X. Tom Fletcher, the UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator (OCHA), wrote in a post on X Sunday that there is “no time to lose.” “We are on crossings ready to get aid convoys moving into Gaza at scale and pace. Lifesaving food and medicine for survivors,” he said. A ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas took effect on Sunday after an almost three-hour delay. According to the agreement, humanitarian aid into Gaza will be ramped up to 600 trucks a day – a significant increase in what has been allowed until now. However, a UN humanitarian official has previously warned this would be “only a start” in addressing th...

This page contains affiliate links. When you click the links provided below, we may earn a commission     No plans' to ban Tik Tok in the UK - Chief Secretary to the Treasury Darren Jones.  Earlier BBC spoke to the Chief Secretary to the Treasury Darren Jones.  He has also appeared on the BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg programme, where he was asked if the UK could follow in America's footsteps with a TikTok ban. "We always keep all of these technology issues under consideration, whether it's for national security or data privacy concerns," Mr Jones said.  "We have laws in place and processes to do that. We have no plans right now to ban TikTok from the UK. "So, we won't be following the same path that the Americans have followed unless or until at some point in the future there is a threat that we are concerned about in the British interest." At that point, Mr Jones suggested, a review could be carried out. He ...

  What did Sadiq Khan say about Trump again?  There's been lots of reaction this morning to comments London Labour Mayor Sadiq Khan has made about Donald Trump. Shadow foreign secretary Priti Patel called the comments "disrespectful" ( see post 8.52) while Treasury minister Darren Jones said he doesn't agree with Mr Khan's language (see post 9.53) So what did Mr Khan say?  Writing in The Observer, Mr Khan warned of a century-defining battle against "resurgent fascism", saying the "stakes for liberal democracy couldn’t be higher".  He said the far-right is on the march, and "reactionary populists have been able to attract new supporters" - citing the AFD in Germany, the National Rally in France and Mr Trump's incoming presidency.  "These are deeply worrying times, especially if you’re a member of a minority community," Mr Khan said. "We should be in no doubt, this is a perilous moment. The spectre of a resurgent fa...

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    Miss Helen, who is said to be the baby mama of Nigerian barman Cubana Chief Priest, has made serious allegations against activist Lucky Udu and Burna Boy’s alleged personal assistant, Abu Salami, regarding the mishandling of funds reportedly sent by the Grammy-winning artist. In a public statement, Helen accused Burna Boy of sending ₦30 million through Lucky Udu and Abu Salami to support her and her child. However, she claimed that she did not receive any of the money, except for $350 sent by Salami for her visa and a ticket to Nigeria. She further accused Salami of making inappropriate sexual advances towards her. In her words: “I want to clear the air. Lucky and Abu Salami forced me to say Burna Boy helped me, yet Burna Boy gave them ₦30 million. Lucky Udu told me when I reach Nigeria, I should stay in his house because he likes me. He also said he wanted money from me after all of this is done, claiming my baby daddy’s brother gave him ₦2 million. He even sent me a scre...

  Deacon Famous, whose real name is Udaya Chidiebere Awesome, is a content creator and Nollywood actor who has found romance in Ghana. He announced his engagement to Mawusi Faith, a woman from the Volta Region, on social media on Friday, January 17. In the proposal photos, his friend Moses Bliss, a Gospel singer who also found love in Ghana, was seen behind the keyboard. The comedian excitedly posted the great news on Instagram, talking about how he waited to meet the right one. In his post, Deacon Famous declared: “SHE SAID YES TO FOREVER Mawusi Faith, it’s such a delight to go on this journey with you. On God, I waited for the right one, and now, I HAVE FOUND A WIFE. Mawusi Faith, GHANA WE ARE COMING AGAIN.” See  photos below: