Israel's handling of the flotilla faced international criticism after far right security minister Itamar Ben-Gvir mocked detaineesActivists on a humanitarian aid flotilla to Gaza seized by Israel have accused the military of sexual assault and violence while they were in detention.@SkyNewsAdam reports.

Thousands of people in Kent are still without tap water due to high demand caused by the heatwave.One Kent local tells Sky's @olivermiocic that the water supplier needs "a good kick up the backside."⬇️

Zack Polanski has told Sky's @RobPowellNews that the scrutiny he faces from the media is "incredibly disproportionate".The Green Party leader was asked about whether he failed to pay council tax while living on a narrowboat in east London. Read more: https://t.co/8tytCn0c7a

Why are medics being killed in Lebanon? Since the ceasefire was agreed on April 17th nearly 700 people have been killed. And out of those, 20 have been medics.Sky’s @AlexCrawfordSky reportshttps://t.co/AgU4ZaUyxh

What's Donald Trump's health secretary - RFK Jr - doing with wild animals?Listen to Sky's Trump 100 podcast with @Stone_SkyNews and @skydavidblevins to find out🎧👉https://t.co/xg6R66iFD5

The Red Arrows will fly with just seven jets rather than nine for the majority of displays until at least 2030 because their engines are so old, Sky News understands. Military analyst @BellusUK explains.https://t.co/lBS9i5sbms

How did a photo of a windowless, yellow-tinged room blow up online and ultimately inspire a Hollywood movie? Sky's @Bethanyminelle sits down with the 20-year-old director of Backrooms to discuss the origin of the film and that photo that started it all.https://t.co/nKATRZvOXj