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Hong Kong air travellers are being advised to leave their power banks at home and bring charging cables as a group of South Korean airlines becomes the latest to ban the use of the portable batteries during flights. A local tour operator issued the guidance on Friday after Hanjin Group announced that, starting from January 26, its five carriers would ban the use of the devices on board their aircraft as part of enhanced flight safety measures. Yuen Chun-ning, managing director at travel operator...

Jared Kushner envisions a rebuilt Gaza with high-rises, a coastline that attracts tourists and a bustling port, so long as there is security.

England have called up uncapped 20-year-old prop Vilikesa 'Billy' Sela for the Six Nations to cover a crop of tighthead injuries, while Exeter number eight Greg Fisilau is rewarded for his fine club form.

England have called up uncapped 20-year-old prop Vilikesa 'Billy' Sela for the Six Nations to cover a crop of tighthead injuries, while Exeter number eight Greg Fisilau is rewarded for his fine club form.

England have called up uncapped 20-year-old prop Vilikesa 'Billy' Sela for the Six Nations to cover a crop of tighthead injuries, while Exeter number eight Greg Fisilau is rewarded for his fine club form.

Crowds have gathered in Rome on Friday for the funeral of Italian fashion designer Valentino Garavani, known as Valentino, who has died at the age of 93.

Cameron Norrie loses to world number three Alexander Zverev in four sets to end British interest in singles at the Australian Open.

Cameron Norrie loses to world number three Alexander Zverev in four sets to end British interest in singles at the Australian Open.

Cameron Norrie loses to world number three Alexander Zverev in four sets to end British interest in singles at the Australian Open.

Cameron Norrie loses to world number three Alexander Zverev in four sets to end British interest in singles at the Australian Open.

Cameron Norrie loses to world number three Alexander Zverev in four sets to end British interest in singles at the Australian Open.

(JTA) — When the Shabbat-dinner nonprofit OneTable slashed a quarter of its staff last month, it wasn’t only because of a budget crisis. It’s true that fundraising was way down. But the group was also responding to what it sees as important shifts in how Jews gather, citing its growing sense that Gen Z is... The post OneTable reimagines Shabbat dinner program amid safety concerns, layoffs and budget crisis appeared first on The Forward.