Today's Daily ReceiptsFriday 30 OctoberNo. 22
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MORELESSLATERPolitics · Elections
Israel's final count leaves Netanyahu bloc short as Arab parties hold balance
Likud is the largest party, but neither bloc reaches 61 seats without the Arab parties, and Likud's fraud claims are disputed by election officials.
- Netanyahu's bloc won 53 of 120 Knesset seats; a majority needs 613 of 3 outlets
- Arab parties won a record combined 19 seats, 11 for the Joint List and 8 for Ra'am3 of 3 outlets
- Election officials said claims of systematic violations had no basis2 of 3 outlets
UK · Security
Met refers itself to watchdog over letter about Meghan's father
Scotland Yard wants a review of how it handled a 2019 letter about Thomas Markle that it passed to the Sussexes without alerting other police forces.
- The Met voluntarily referred itself to the IOPC over a letter about Thomas Markle3 of 3 outlets
- The referral covers not telling other agencies and passing it to the Sussexes' office3 of 3 outlets
- The Met says it will refer the allegations to overseas agencies in the coming days3 of 3 outlets
World · Africa
US sanctions Rwanda's defence ministry over support for M23 rebels
Washington says Rwandan troops fight alongside M23 in eastern Congo despite a US-brokered peace deal; Rwanda has long denied backing the group.
- The US Treasury sanctioned Rwanda's defence ministry over support for M233 of 3 outlets
- Zigama Credit and Savings Society, a Rwandan lender, was also sanctioned3 of 3 outlets
- The US says thousands of Rwandan troops fight alongside M23 in eastern Congo3 of 3 outlets
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