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Exclusive: Greens and the ACTU say parliament should investigate AFP’s role in the detention of Bahraini refugee in ThailandA parliamentary inquiry should examine the actions of the Australian federal

Thousands gathered across the globe to call for equality and the protection of women’s rights Continue reading...

Vince Cable says move follows cross-party talks on Brexit deadlock optionsCabinet ministers involved in cross-party talks on how to break the Brexit deadlock have given the first indication that they

Tens of thousands take to city streets to protest against violence and the impact of austerity on their livesPropelled by a mass public rendition of Sisters Are Doin’ It for Themselves and accompanied

President offers temporary concessions and demands wallLittle chance of progress as House speaker says noDonald Trump forged ahead on Saturday and proposed a deal to end the US government shutdown,

Patients believed to have inhaled cryptococcus at Queen Elizabeth University hospitalTwo patients have died at a hospital after contracting a fungal infection linked to pigeon droppings.The

Demonstrators march on the streets of Washington, Berlin and London on Saturday as part of the global Women's March to protest against violence against women and the impact of policies of

Africa Command says strike followed attack on Somali forcesExtremist group has claimed deadly attack on Kenya hotelThe US military said it carried out an airstrike in Somalia that killed 52 al-Shabaab

Unscrupulous business interests slaver at the prospect of crashing out of Europe Continue reading...

A New York court has heard how the Mexican drug lord Joaquín Guzmán eluded capture with his mistress while paying millions to politicians and policeThat Joaquín ‘El Chapo’ Guzmán – on trial in New

Three survivors picked up by helicopter after 10 to 11 hours at sea, but charities fear worst after bodies seen in waterAn estimated 170 migrants have gone missing in the Mediterranean in two

President says ‘ a lot of progress’ made at White House talksMeeting with Kim Jong-un likely by end of FebruaryDonald Trump said on Saturday he had “an incredible” meeting with North Korea’s nuclear

Shadow Brexit secretary Keir Starmer says remain option should be on ballot paperLabour must keep open the option of a second EU referendum with remain on the ballot paper, Keir Starmer has said.After

Lindsey Graham urges slowing of US withdrawalBodies of four Americans killed in Manbij to be repatriatedSenator Lindsey Graham said on Saturday he hoped Donald Trump would slow the US withdrawal from

A massive fireball that engulfed people collecting fuel gushing from a pipeline allegedly ruptured by thieves in central Mexico killed at least 66 people and badly burned more than 76Mexico explosion:

Rallies take place in cities from Washington to Los Angeles but an antisemitism row has overshadowed the buildupThe first Women’s March, held the day after Donald Trump’s inauguration as president in

Duke reportedly back behind the wheel without a seatbelt as it is revealed councillors and police had clashed over speed cameras plans Police have spoken to the Duke of Edinburgh after he was pictured

Demonstrators gather for 80 events across 31 cities including London, Berlin and New York to protest violence against women and the gendered impact of austerity 9.08pm GMT At the conclusion of the

Surveillance expert Eric King vetoed from top job at IPCO over past associationsThe Home Office has prompted outrage by blocking the appointment of the man tasked with leading investigations into the

Fears rise for homeless and vulnerable people as communities brace for another week of relentless hot weatherIt was 48.9C last Tuesday in Port Augusta, South Australia, an old harbour city that now