Charlotte Gallagher

Who is the American billionaire thought to have played a key role in making Jeffrey Epstein wealthy?

As Mark Zuckerberg takes to the stand in a landmark trial, the parents who say social media was responsible for the deaths of their children speak out.

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It's more than two years since the recent conflict in Gaza began, and despite the implementation of a ceasefire late last year, Israeli airstrikes are continuing and Palestinians are being killed.

The future of the Gaza Strip still hangs in limbo, and now a senior United Nations official has warned that Israel's plan to tighten its control on parts of the occupied West Bank is a serious concern.

Rosemary DiCarlo was speaking at a UN Security Council session in New York.

We are witnessing the gradual de facto annexation of the West Bank as unilateral Israeli steps steadily transform the landscape.

The meeting was called to discuss how to bring the war in Gaza to an end.

But the Israeli foreign minister, Gideon Saar, accused the UN of being infected with what he called an anti-Israeli obsession.

The UN talks came a day before the inaugural meeting of Donald Trump's Board of Peace, which has its own ideas on Gaza's future.

Neda Tawfiq has been following the session in New York.

And the UN, obviously, it makes a lot of pronouncements and it's talked a lot about Gaza and Israel and the West Bank.

Is there a feeling that it's slightly powerless in this situation, considering you have Trump pushing his board of peace?

That was Neda Tawfiq.

An American billionaire thought to have played a key role in helping Jeffrey Epstein acquire his wealth has described himself as naive, foolish and gullible for trusting the sex offender.

The retail tycoon Les Wexner, who's 88, accuses Epstein of stealing vast sums of money from his family.

Mr Wexner issued a lengthy statement as he appeared in private before a U.S.

congressional committee.

But some Democratic Party members of the panel are challenging his version of events, as our correspondent Helena Humphrey reports from Washington.

Les Wexner was one of Jeffrey Epstein's main sources of wealth.