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Queensland woman sought police help days before rapper ex was charged with her murder
A Queensland woman accused of being murdered by her former partner had contacted police about domestic violence only days before she died. The case has
Fake accreditation attempt raises alarm as SADC summit security tightens in Southern Africa
A foreign national was caught trying to enter the Southern African Development Community summit with fake accreditation, a security breach that put the regio...
British court hands whole-life sentence to Tottenham double murderer and rapist Simon Levy
Simon Levy will never walk free again. The 40-year-old was sentenced at the Old Bailey on Wednesday to a whole life order after being convicted
Bail granted to man accused of running down two 12-year-olds in Mildura street
A north-west Victoria man accused of deliberately driving into two 12-year-old boys has been granted bail, keeping the case in the spotlight as one child
Brisbane plans one-way traffic and 40 km/h zone for dangerous Toowong stretch
Brisbane City Council is planning one-way traffic and a 40 km/h speed limit on Sylvan Road in Toowong, one of the city’s most hazardous roads
UK heatwave pushes government into emergency response as wildfire risk spreads
Britain’s summer heat has forced the government into emergency mode. Andy Burnham will chair a Cobra meeting on Wednesday as temperatures climb again, with f...
Three EF-1 tornadoes confirmed in Chicago-area storms, with twisters reaching northwest Indiana
Three tornadoes tore through the Chicago area on Tuesday morning and midday as a destructive line of storms slammed the region with wind gusts reaching
UK PM Burnham Pushes to Block Early Release of Police Officer’s Killers
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has instructed his justice secretary to find a way around an emergency prison-release plan that would free two men convicted of
Amy Klobuchar moves to enter Minnesota governor race after Walz steps aside
U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar has moved to run for governor of Minnesota, setting up a high-profile Democratic race after Gov. Tim Walz stepped out of
Britain braces for rare deep solar eclipse as Europe watches the Moon bite into the Sun
People across the UK are set to see their deepest solar eclipse since 1999 on Wednesday evening, with the Moon expected to cover up to
Trump Secretly Used Military Jet to Leave Turkey Amid Iran Threats
Donald Trump was flown out of Turkey last month in a covert operation after security concerns tied to the war with neighboring Iran, according to
Wildfire tears through New Forest as heat and wind hamper UK firefighting effort
The New Forest blaze burned through more than 100 hectares of dried heathland on Tuesday, and firefighters said the battle to hold it back could
Sussan Ley says US trip exposed a gulf Australia should not copy
After 276 days as the Coalition’s first female leader, Sussan Ley says a bus trip across the United States left her with a sharp warning
Air India Pilot Fails Second Drug Test After Flight’s Sudden 300-Foot Drop, Sources Say
The pilot who flew an Air India flight that dropped about 300 feet in the air has failed a second drug test, according to sources.
Armed Troops Have Quietly Become Part of Washington’s Daily Landscape
A sunny afternoon in a Washington neighborhood park looked ordinary enough: children running across the grass, dogs tumbling in the field, friends spread out on
Daniel Kinahan lands in Ireland after Dubai extradition, faces organised crime charge
Alleged gangland figure Daniel Kinahan landed in Ireland on Sunday after being extradited from Dubai, ending a long pursuit that drew in authorities across E...
Wisconsin and Minnesota primaries put Democratic rift on display as progressives challenge the party center
Wisconsin and Minnesota head to primaries Tuesday that could sharpen a fight inside the Democratic Party over who gets to define its future. In both
14 Dead, Scores Hurt After Rockfall at Disused South African Mine Near Rustenburg
Fourteen illegal miners have died after a rockfall at a disused mine near Rustenburg, South African police said on Tuesday. Scores of others were injured,
Police recover rifles linked to Reiger Park officer killings in Germiston
Police in South Africa have recovered firearms they believe belonged to two anti-gang unit officers killed in Reiger Park late Friday. The weapons were found
MK Party slips sharply in eThekwini poll as Johannesburg support also weakens
The uMkhonto weSizwe Party has fallen 15 percentage points in a new poll in eThekwini, a sharp reversal for a movement that has been trying
Southern states keep pulling Americans in as growth and redistricting reshape the political map
More Americans are still heading south in 2026, and that shift is starting to reshape politics as much as housing markets. Census estimates put South
Missing Your Census Form Could Leave You Out of Australia’s Official Count
An envelope marked “census” may be sitting on kitchen counters across Australia tonight. It is not junk mail. It carries the instructions for the country’s
Amit Shah to respond in Parliament on Delhi student crackdown, but Opposition must stand down
India’s Parliament remains deadlocked over police action against student protesters in Delhi, but the government says Home Minister Amit Shah is now ready to...
Ukrainian drone strike kills 13 in Russia’s Tatarstan, including a child
At least 13 people, including a child, were killed and dozens more wounded when Ukrainian drones struck the Russian city of Nizhnekamsk in the Tatarstan