Earlier protests at Columbia, where demonstrators set up tents in the centre of the campus, sparked pro-Palestinian demonstrations across the US.
A three-hour debate is planned for parliamentarians to air their views but there will be no vote at the end.
The Foreign Secretary called for the militant group to agree to a ceasefire while speaking at the World Economic Forum for the first time.
The Conservatives face a possible drubbing at Thursday’s local elections, which Rishi Sunak insisted were ‘always challenging’ for incumbents.
A 15-strong group will be announced on Tuesday.
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Conservative former minister Tim Loughton claimed he was deported from Djibouti because of its close links with China.
A DATA protection breach is being investigated by the Office of the Data Protection Authority after a civil servant sent computer files of confidential health debt information on more than 5,000 islanders to a former Guernsey man now living in the UK.
The Brazil winger has been under the spotlight for his performances since his big-money move from Ajax in 2022.
MPs will debate the issue of assisted dying but there will not be a vote.
Humza Yousaf will make a statement at Bute House in Edinburgh.
His decision follows an announcement that a court has opened preliminary proceedings against his wife on corruption charges.
Verstappen is on course to win a fourth successive world championship.
Five teenagers, aged 14 to 17, were charged in a Sydney court with a range of offenses including conspiring to engage in or planning a terrorist act.
Sources close to Mr Yousaf have said he is considering giving up his role, according to reports.
