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Israeli forces 'retaliate to mortar fire on border crossing'
ITV News Middle East Correspondent Geraint Vincent reports from Gaza:
Ceasefire? IDF artillery units near Kerem Shallom now firing in response they say to mortar fire on the border crossing #gaza
Couple leave Down syndrome baby with surrogate
Six-month-old Gammy was abandoned by his Australian parents when they discovered he had Down syndrome and a congenital heart condition.
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Father hopes project can help his daughter in the future
Edward Sherley-Price, whose 11-year-old daughter Alysia has been diagnosed with a genetic condition, said he hopes a "landmark" genome project will help her in the future.
Mr Sherley-Price told Good Morning Britain, "Now we've got this diagnosis we are at the very first rung of possibly many rungs of the ladder.
"With the genome project we can really think about ... focusing on the research on the condition that Alysia has got.
"Hopefully in months and years to come more and more potential answers ... are going to come to fruition and maybe help Alysia in the future."
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Read the full storyNHS 'one of world's go-to health services' on genetics
The NHS is set to become "one of the world's 'go-to' health services" for the development of innovative genomic testing, the head of NHS England has said.
Speaking as a "landmark" project to map 100,000 complete DNA code sequences was announced, Simon Stevens said:
– NHS England chief executive Simon StevensThe NHS' comparative advantage in unlocking patient benefits from the new genomic revolution stems from our unique combination of a large and diverse population, with universal access to care, multi-year data that spans care settings, world-class medicine and science, and an NHS funding system that enables upstream investment in prevention and new ways of working.
'There is no safe place in Gaza,' doctor says
A doctor treating air strike and shelling victims at Gaza's largest hospital has told Good Morning Britain, "There is no safe place in Gaza".
Dr Belal Dabour said: "It's a disaster in Gaza ... Unless you live in it, unless you are going through it, you cannot imagine what's going on here.
"The long-term effects are immense and they may be more serious than the ongoing deaths from the bombs."
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Ryanair: 'We need everyone to pull together'
Ryanair have urged Gatwick Airport, Swissport and remaining baggage staff to "pull together" so passengers stand some hope of getting their bags back quickly.
Deputy director of flight operations, Peter Bellows told Good Morning Britain they had told Swissport their service was "awful" for both passengers and airlines.
Mostly dry in southeast, locally heavy rain elsewhere
The southeast will have another mostly dry day with some bright spells, and it will remain fairly warm.
Elsewhere there'll be outbreaks of locally heavy rain, which will gradually give way to sunshine and showers across Northern Ireland and some other western areas.
Breezy across the far north and far southwest, but lighter winds elsewhere. The top temperature will be 23C (73F).
Gatwick baggage delays 'clearly a management failing'
The delays caused by baggage handling firm Swissport at Gatwick Airport are "clearly a management failure", according to the Shadow Transport Secretary.
Mary Creagh told Good Morning Britain there had been "a failure to plan adequately for the summer peak" and called for "strong action" by airports, airlines and Swissport/
Siegfried Sassoon's war diaries published online
The diaries of war poet Siegfried Sassoon have been published online almost 100 years since Britain declared war on Germany.
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