Tens of thousands of Palestinians are walking back to Gaza City as the Israeli military begins its withdrawal from the area following the ceasefire agreement. Al Jazeera’s Tareq Abu Azzoum is there, watching what he described as ‘an endless tide of humans’.
With the first series of Celebrity Traitors starting this week, and Victoria Beckham’s new Netflix documentary launching just last night, it’s safe to say both Claudia Winkleman and Victoria Beckham are our TV leading ladies at the moment.
Alongside their impeccable styles, we always see their skin hydrated and glowing, and we’ve found the exact product behind their glowing complexions. The best part? It’s only £9.50.
The product in question is Weleda Skin Food, a rich multipurpose moisturiser that combines calendula, chamomile and viola tricolor to calm skin.
Plus, these A-listers aren’t the only celebrity fans, with Hailey Bieber, Bella Hadid, Rihanna and Adele having praised this product in the past.
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Talking about her love for the cult favourite, Claudia Winkleman told Get The Gloss, “I am extremely keen on Skin Food by Weleda. It does what it promises. My skin inhales it.”
While in an Instagram video, Victoria Beckham said: ”I’m obsessed with this. I use it as a hand cream. I actually use it all over my body, but I keep one in my handbag to use mostly as a hand cream.”
The best thing about Skin Food is the fact that it is multipurpose. It can be used for everything from a makeup primer or a daily moisturiser to a hand cream or a body lotion.
One of these creams actually sells every 11 seconds, and is ideal for the cold weather thanks to its intensely moisturising formula that helps nourish dry skin.
If you’re after more skincare saviours, Embryolisse’s Lait-Crème Concentré Multi-Purpose Moisturiser, priced at £13.99, is loved by MUAs and professionals as a primer and day cream.
“Any misperceptions, missed deadlines or misinterpretations can scupper this whole [ceasefire].”
Thousands of displaced Palestinians have begun returning to their abandoned and mostly destroyed homes, as the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas takes hold, with Israeli forces withdrawing from parts of Gaza.
Families started moving from western residential areas on Friday back towards Gaza City’s main districts, areas from which they were previously forced to flee.
Several Israeli military brigades and divisions have pulled out from central Gaza regions as well.
At the Nuseirat camp in central Gaza, families have begun travelling northward, though many remain waiting to enter areas in the Netzarim Corridor, where Israeli forces were stationed. They are holding there until the final Israeli tank departs the area.
Concerning developments include heightened activity of Israeli drones, fighter jets, and warships since early morning. Multiple attacks were reported in the morning at locations where people were gathering to return home.
A huge procession of displaced Palestinians moved northward through dust-filled roads towards Gaza City, the territory’s largest urban centre, which had experienced intense Israeli military operations just days earlier.
“Thank God my house is still standing,” said Ismail Zayda, 40, in the Sheikh Radwan area in Gaza City. “But the place is destroyed, my neighbours’ houses are destroyed, entire districts have gone.”
The Israeli military announced the ceasefire agreement took effect at noon local time (09:00 GMT). Israel’s government ratified the ceasefire with Hamas early Friday, setting in motion a partial troop withdrawal and complete suspension of hostilities in Gaza within 24 hours.
Israeli captives are scheduled for release within 72 hours afterwards, in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners held in Israel.
The first phase of United States President Trump’s plan to end the two-year Gaza conflict requires Israeli forces to withdraw from major urban centres, though they will maintain control of approximately half the enclave’s territory.
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Alex Kingston has revealed how her cancer diagnosis has changed her outlook on life.
Speaking for the first time about her hidden health woes, after being diagnosed with uterine cancer in 2024, Alex has revealed how the ordeal has impacted her outlook on life.
The 62 year old Strictly Come Dancing star was diagnosed with uterine cancer after suffering a haemorrhage while performing a play on stage. She had been experiencing symptoms of bloating and aching beforehand, but had written these off to “old age”.
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But, after the incident, which took place during a play at the Chichester Festival last summer, Alex sought medical advice and received her diagnosis. She was told the cancer was in her fallopian tubes but had not spread to her ovaries. Alex subsequently underwent a hysterectomy and radiation therapy and her treatment finished towards the end of last year.
As she discussed her cancer diagnosis for the first time, Alex revealed how the health ordeal had changed her. She explained how her attitude towards visibly ageing has changed.
“My attitude has changed since I’ve had my diagnosis, because there’s part of me that doesn’t care so much about that,” Alex explained to The Independent. “There are far more important things in life than how am I looking, or can I still be cast as a 40-year-old? Of course you can’t! Get over it.”
Her health woes are also the reason why she decided to say yes to Strictly Come Dancing. Alex is competing in the current series and has been putting on impressive performances with her partner Johannes Radebe.
Alex revealed: “When they approached me, I thought of that cliché: life is too short.
“Go for whatever it is you secretly long to do, because if you’re not brave and you don’t do it, it won’t happen.”
Initially, Alex had written off her symptoms, which included bloating and aching, as “old age” and she “just sort of accepted it” – however she now knows that what she was experiencing was symptoms of her illness.
The actress now wants to urge others to seek medical advice about any mysterious symptoms they may experience.
She said: “Womb cancer is really tricky because it is so sneaky. What I would say is, the body does know – and that was the body saying to me: ‘Help! There’s something really wrong.”
‘It’s so important to seek advice and have a check-up.”