All news on the topic: Red Cross

Territory’s health ministry says Israeli attack targeted tents of displaced people; Israeli military says report ‘under review’

Defiant Manchester Corinthians continued to play their beloved beautiful game despite the FA banning women's football and went on to win an unoffical World Cup

Prince William has called for an "end to the fighting" as he voiced his concerns about the conflict in the Middle East - and we want to hear your thoughts on the topic

Robbie Burns was enjoying a trip to the Algarve with friends when his appendix burst and he was rushed to hospital in Faro - but tragedy struck on the flight home to Dublin hours later

Reality TV star Ekin-Su Culculoglu has been teaching kids in east London about her visit to the parts of Turkey stricken by last year's earthquake which took the lives of more than 50,000 people

A woman has been left in hysterics after discovering a creepy shrine to actor Nicolas Cage hidden in her house - complete with candles, goblets and movie paraphernalia

Although some hospitals can be adapted to face the effects of extreme weather events such as hurricanes, severe storms, flooding and forest fires, many will have to be moved at great expense. But limiting global heating to 1.8C would half the damage compared to a high emissions scenario

A further 11 Israeli hostages were released by Hamas as part of the ongoing truce between the militants and the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) - the truce has since been extended for another two days

Family members of Israeli hostages have spoken about the conditions their loved ones were kept in for seven weeks while being held captive by Hamas in Gaza after being kidnapped

The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said he has received an “initial” list of names of hostages expected to go free and relatives are being contacted

Little Emily Hand, whos is nine years old, is one of the child hostages that Hamas snatched from Israel during its bloody October 7 massacre, which saw more than 1,200 Israelis slaughtered

At least 4,000 people were forced to flee the Icelandic fishing town of Grindavik ten days ago after weeks of increasing seismic activity indicated that the nearby mega volcano was close to a catastrophic eruption

A fuming customer felt she had no other option than to order tap water after reading a 'cheeky' message that 'guilt-tripped' her - but the restaurant owner defended it, explaining his point of view

Israeli hostage freed by Hamas abductors say they treated her 'with softness and supplied all our needs' but also recalled the hellish torment of the moment she was snatched

Barak Wittenberg, a regional medical director for MDA - Israel's Medical Emergency Service - was sent out to Ofakim amid a fierce battle to try save a colleague gunned down inside his ambulance

Ukrainian journalists from the ­Associated Press who decided to stay in Mariupol after every other media group left ended up filming not just the worst, but also the best of humanity

An elderly woman has been left homeless and broke after the widow struck up an online relationship with a man who said his name was 'Caleb,' believing that he was a 'Red Cross doctor' who was going to use her savings to buy them a house - but when she sold her home and arrived at the new place, she found it was never even for sale

British Red Cross emergency response volunteers, Rennye and Lawrence, dedicate their lives to helping people in the UK in crisis - from aiding victims of Grenfell Tower to supporting people fleeing Ukraine

Thor Pedersen left his wife at home for a decade to embark on the adventure of a lifetime and visit every single country in the world - but he says it has 'come at a cost'

German officials have been advised to bring in siestas - or afternoon naps - to help workers cope with the brutal heatwave currently baking Europe, with temperatures over 40C in parts

Andy Lines spoke to grief-stricken villages in Lomirok, Kenya, facing the worst drought since Live Aid

The Mirror spoke to families desperately trying to survive the sixth year without a rainy season - watching beloved children, siblings and parents die of starvation

An investigation into hospital transport found some patients had been left with no means to get home after being discharged from Blackpool Victoria Hospital - and were forced to beg for money