Dr Maisara Al Rayyes was buried beneath the rubble of their apartment block this week after being pictured with Foreign Secretary James Cleverly two months ago.

UK Foreign Office scholar, who returned to Gaza to marry, killed in airstrike

Israeli soldiers stand over victims which have been placed into body bags in the village of Kfar Aza.

Members of Israel's military have told ITV News Correspondent John Ray that the scenes in Kfar Aza were reminiscent of a 'massacre'.

ITV News witnesses 'unimaginable horror' in Israeli village held by Hamas

ITV News Correspondent John Ray spoke to Millet Ben-Haim, who was partying with her friends when all of a sudden rockets could be seen raining from the sky.

'I hoped I would die from a rocket': The moment Hamas attacked in Israel

ITV News' John Ray reports from the field medical stations treating soldiers in eastern Ukraine.

In the battle for Bakhmut, those saving lives have never been busier

As President Zelenskyy wins weaponry on the world stage, in the trenches soldiers continue the battle for their country and survival.

The faces and stories behind Ukraine's first line of defence

Bolstered by an influx of weapons and missiles, Ukrainian soldiers eagerly await the moment they can launch their counter attack on Russia

On Ukraine's eastern front as army readies its counter attack

He is the product of great privilege, but Charles has also faced adversity in a long apprenticeship for the job to which he was born, John Ray writes.

The life of Charles: The trials that may be the making of a King

Whether Ukraine holds Bakhmut, or withdraws to conserve its forces, it will not be the last of this nearly year-long war, writes John Ray.

Battle of Bakhmut sees huge loss of life ahead of Russian invasion anniversary 

Specialised psychological help, hot food and housing shelters are among the ways residents have been able to survive the nearly year-long Russian invasion.

Humanitarian aid gives relief to Ukrainian civilians enduring the horrors of war

Sally took a fake handgun and headed to her local bank branch, threatening to burn the place down unless they gave her thousands of her own dollars.

Why Sally robbed a bank - and would do it all again

The news was greeted with relief in Kyiv, but will the tanks be enough to stave off a Russian offensive and reclaim occupied territory?

Germany agreeing to send tanks to Ukraine is a landmark moment

People march through the streets of Dublin to protest against increases in the cost of living. The protest was organised by the 'Cost of Living Coalition' which is made up of 30 organisations including trade unionists, student and pensioner bodies and opposition political parties. Picture date: Saturday September 24, 2022.


The surge in private rents in the UK is not mainly driven by higher interest rates, as many would think, an economist said.

The big rent squeeze forecast to continue for two years

Wounded Palestinians are brought to the hospital in Deir al Balah.

The brutal reality of A&E in southern Gaza's largest hospital has been laid bare as medics struggle to save those wounded by Israeli airstrikes.

Gazan hospital at the heart of danger zone after Israel-Hamas truce ends

A second instalment of the Chicken Run movie has always been on the cards, its director said.

Our feathered friends return in new Chicken Run movie

Trading Standards Officers at Britain’s biggest port are warning of a rise in the import of unsafe products for the festive season. 

Christmas toy warning as ITV films dangerous imports

Ishmael Duncan, from south London, pretended to be a model agency scout to blackmail children into sending sexually explicit photos.

Fake model scout blackmailed girls as young as 9 for indecent photos

The prince rejected a claim from Home Office lawyers that it was his 'choice' to leave the UK which led to the downgrades to his security arrangements.

Harry and Meghan 'forced' to leave Royal Family and move to US, High Court hears

Artificial intelligence is changing the landscape of content creation but what will the consequences be for those in the industry?

'I made myself into an AI Influencer: It's scary how easy it is'

The report by Capital Law is scathing and outlines a culture of fear among staff members, writes ITV News' Wales Reporter Rhys Williams.

John Ray

ITV News Correspondent