内容摘要：Ms Márquez also had another 100,000 followers on TikTok.

Ms Márquez also had another 100,000 followers on TikTok.

Teenager Saba Nahed Alnajjar lives in Khan Younis, where the IDF ordered a mass evacuation earlier this week ahead of what it said would be an unprecedented military operation there.She said her family has stayed in their partially destroyed home.

"An evacuation order has been issued for our area, but we have not been displaced because we have nowhere else to go," she said."There are not many citizens in the area... The displaced are sleeping in the street and there is no food."The conditions are deteriorating and very difficult."

Speaking over WhatsApp messages - often the only way to speak to people in Gaza, which journalists are blocked from entering by the IDF - she said the "bombing continues in a brutal manner".She and her family have little left, Saba said, adding: "We have no food, no flour - no basic necessities of life."

Two Scottish men with links to a Glasgow-based criminal gang have been shot dead at a bar in Spain.

BBC Scotland understands they are Eddie Lyons Jnr and Ross Monaghan, who was previously acquitted of a notorious gangland murder.The Conservatives' polling position has deteriorated since the local elections too. A YouGov poll last week put the party in fourth place on 16%, their lowest share with the pollster ever.

While probably an outlier – a new poll this week had the Conservatives back in third – falling even temporarily to fourth was a blow to Tory morale at the start of what became a difficult week for its leader.Badenoch's performances at Prime Minister's Questions (PMQs) had been seen by her colleagues to be steadily improving. That changed on 21 May when Sir Keir Starmer opened the session with an announcement that he was U-turning on the winter fuel allowance. Badenoch proceeded with her planned questions anyway, only coming to the winter fuel allowance midway through.

what many of her own MPs believed – that she had simply failed to notice the significance of what the PM had said. "Lots of people who have never done PMQs all have lots of suggestions," Badenoch said.Some members of the team preparing Badenoch for PMQs have been urging her to change her approach, advising her to deploy more jokes in an effort to break through in what is typically her highest-profile event of the week. Badenoch disagrees.