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Scientists think treatment in which children take increasing doses of peanut protein will be approved next yearThe first medical treatment for children with peanut allergies is likely to be approved

Queensland police are investigating the death of the child, who was found at 12.30am lying on the shoreA baby girl is dead after being found unresponsive near the shoreline on a beach at Surfers

Strong winds expected to hamper progress for crews battling Camp fire, which is still only 55% contained 10 days after it startedStrong winds on Sunday were expected to hamper progress for crews

Sharp divisions emerge at Port Moresby summit as Japan and US push back against China’s growing influence in the PacificThe Apec summit has been unable to produce a joint communique because of

Plan allows two extra years for negotiation, but would cost billions and enrage Tory BrexitersEurope’s chief Brexit negotiator, Michel Barnier, has raised the prospect of the UK remaining under EU

Case highlights failure to honour promise of free elections, say campaigners Three leading Hong Kong democracy campaigners behind the 2014 pro-democracy “umbrella movement” have pleaded not guilty to

MPs and trades union officials call for Jesús Santrich’s rights to be restored and ask the UK government to support Colombia in implementing the peace deal with Farc rebelsWe are concerned at the

Woollarawarre Bennelong was a warrior and a peacemaker who became, perhaps, the country’s most misunderstood Indigenous man Woollarawarre Bennelong’s grave could not be more underwhelming, given all

Corbyn’s alternative includes comprehensive customs union and a closer relationship with single marketJeremy Corbyn’s team were cheered by the weekend’s polls, which showed voters seem prepared to

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Search engine is lobbying hard to stop proposed tax, aimed at compensating news publishers Google’s top news executive has refused to rule out shutting down Google News in EU countries, as the search

Epidemiologist in Rhône-Alpes who raised alarm says government move vindicates her workThe whistleblower who raised the alarm over clusters of babies born with missing upper limbs in France has

Experts investigate canvas after artwork given to authorities by two Dutch citizens Investigators are examining a work of art to establish whether it is a Picasso snatched from a Dutch museum in

BBC documentary was edited because of concerns over watershed rules in Africa, say bossesBBC bosses have become embroiled in a bizarre internal row over the censoring of women’s bodies after blurring

Kiev demonstration was interrupted by far-right protesters who threw smoke bombs into the crowdTwo activists have been attacked with pepper spray in Kiev during a transgender rights march that was

Turkish defence minister says killers of Khashoggi may have taken his dismembered body out of Turkey in a luggageDonald Trump has refused to listen to audio tape of the murder of Saudi dissident and

As he sets out to spill his secrets in an online masterclass, Brown talks about bad reviews, his habit of hanging upside down and the challenge of writing fiction in the age of Trump The piano music

Hundreds displaced by wildfires who are gathered in a parking lot have more pressing concerns than the president’s commentsAs Donald Trump landed in northern California on Saturday morning, hundreds

The US president has visited the devastated sites of California's deadliest wildfire, again blaming forest mismanagement, which has drawn criticism from some residents. The blaze has incinerated

Participants at biodiversity convention say Amazon protections are under threat Jair Bolsonaro’s rise to power in Brazil has cast a shadow over the first global environment conference since the