Inside the trial of former police officer Beau Lamarre-Condon – podcast
More than two years after Jesse Baird and Luke Davies were killed in a Sydney home, former police officer Beau Lamarre-Condon has gone on trial in the supreme court.
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More than two years after Jesse Baird and Luke Davies were killed in a Sydney home, former police officer Beau Lamarre-Condon has gone on trial in the supreme court.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered another military expansion, adding 15,500 military personnel as Moscow’s battlefield advances in Ukraine have stalled after more than four and a half years of fighting.
US journalist Evan Gershkovich has told the BBC's Today programme about the 16 months when he was detained in Russia.
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The Israeli military says it has killed at least 20 Hamas figures this month, while Hamas accuses Israel of undermining the Gaza peace deal
The Israeli military says it has killed at least 20 Hamas figures this month, while Hamas accuses Israel of undermining the Gaza peace deal
The New York prosecutor reinvestigating horrifying gang-rape accusations against seven Cornell fraternity brothers defended the decision not to previously press charges — saying the students were “disgusting, despicable and clearly wrong morally,” but not criminal.
Iraqi Airways is preparing to resume flights to Iran in October, Iraq's transport ministry said Tuesday, after suspending flights amid US sanctions restricting services to Iranian airlines.
A Tupolev Tu-95 strategic bomber crashed in Russia's Amur Region, north of China, killing six on board, with one survivor, Russia's Defense Ministry said on Tuesday.
The UK's Charity Commission has opened a regulatory compliance case into Doctors Without Borders (MSF) UK, responding to a detailed report filed by UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI), over allegations that the international medical charity maintains connections with terrorist organizations active in the Gaza Strip.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani is set to roll out his “plan” to fight antisemitism Tuesday morning — but still refuses to adopt a formal definition of anti-Jewish hate or acknowledge Israel as a Jewish state, accoridng to multiple sources briefed.
A rapid offensive by Yemen’s Houthis has intensified the country’s civil war and caused chaos in global oil markets.
WASHINGTON — Russian envoy Kirill Dmitriev was in Washington DC on Monday, meeting with US officials to discuss stopping war with Ukraine and potential post-war energy deals with the United States, the White House said.
Measures, which need to be approved in Congress, include extending ban on evictions of vulnerable people
Three teenagers have died after a car went into the River Wear
Albie-Junior Thomas' foot was removed but has since scaled the UK's highest mountains.
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Jacob Elordi wants photographers to stop keeping up with him and Kendall Jenner.
John Goodman showed off his 200-pound weight loss transformation at the “Digger” premiere in Los Angeles on Monday.
Abu Dhabi's plan to create communities in which residents can reach work, schools, healthcare and leisure facilities within 15 minutes can form the foundation of the UAE’s future development, urban planners said on Tuesday.
Iraqi Airways will resume flights to and from Iran in October, the Iraqi Transport Ministry said on Tuesday, days after Baghdad halted them under pressure from a wave of US sanctions.
European and Nato leaders express support for Estonia after August attack on manufacturer in Tallinn
New York Times executive Jonathan McKinsey faced child-abuse charges and a bitter custody battle before his killing in California Read Full Article at RT.com
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ABC News correspondent Will Reeve, the son of Superman actor Christopher Reeve, has revealed that he was diagnosed with testicular cancer.
A renowned painting by British landscape artist William Turner has returned to the city that inspired it nearly two centuries ago.
Terence Chong says he failed to consider his choice of words and setting, as Chinese University of Hong Kong students and alumni petition for action
Terence Chong says he failed to consider his choice of words and setting, as Chinese University of Hong Kong students and alumni petition for action
Legal Aid Department approved funds for just two challenges against government policies and decisions last year, down by 90 per cent from 2016
Legal Aid Department approved funds for just two challenges against government policies and decisions last year, down by 90 per cent from 2016
On Monday morning it was widely reported that what seemed to be a major planned terrorist attack on an American base in Britain had been narrowly averted.
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The centre aims to integrate air, surface and underwater unmanned platforms into a unified combat-ready force
The centre aims to integrate air, surface and underwater unmanned platforms into a unified combat-ready force
Germany sold high-speed trains to China 21 years ago, but now its network is slowing to a crawl as China’s continues to improve
Germany sold high-speed trains to China 21 years ago, but now its network is slowing to a crawl as China’s continues to improve
A Cornell University fraternity brother asked if the “shop [was] still open” in reference to the female student who was allegedly drugged and raped in an hours-long gang assault in their Ithaca house, according to sickening newly obtained messages.
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Japan has removed 16 Syrian organisations from its sanctions list in light of developments since former president Bashar Al Assad was removed from power in 2024.
Milania Giudice’s court hearing in her domestic violence case has been postponed by more than two months following her recent airport ordeal, Page Six has exclusively learned.
The story of Lebanese conservationist Mona Khalil, who dedicated her time to helping preserve wildlife in Lebanon before she was brutally killed in an Israeli airstrike. Her followers are now keeping her work alive.
WASHINGTON — Former special counsel Jack Smith squared off with Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee who accused him Tuesday of illegally targeting President Trump and GOP lawmakers.
A petrified tourist was forced to take a 260-foot canyon plunge against her wishes – with shocking video showing instructors kicking her legs away as she begged not to jump.
Israeli peace activist Maoz Inon, whose parents Bilha and Yaakov Inon were killed in Hamas's October 7 attack, criticized the Israeli government's policies in an unusual address to the United Nations Security Council on Monday, saying that "our grief cannot be an excuse for war."
Iran’s judiciary chief Gholam-Hossein Mohseni Ejei demanded a crackdown on women who do not comply with the country’s mandatory hijab rules, alleging that “social abnormalities” and “nudity” in Iranian streets had become a source of distress for “religious people” and “patriotic citizens,” according to Iranian media…
Data from flight-tracking websites showed that a Libyan Airbus A319, registration P4-KH5I9, flew from Benghazi to Abu Dhabi on Sunday, at the same time that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was in the UAE to meet Emirati President Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Italian outlet Il Folgio reported on Tuesday.