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Show leadership to halt forest loss from agribusiness, Amsterdam Declaration group tells EUThe UK, France and Germany have called on the European commission to launch tough new action to halt

UK resident infected with disease after being bitten by cat, says Public Health EnglandA Briton has died after contracting rabies while visiting Morocco, public health officials have said.The UK

BAT and Imperial Brands slide as FDA considers menthol ban and tougher e-cigarette rulesBritish American Tobacco and Imperial Brands had £7bn wiped from their stock market value as US regulators

Songwriter says state is vulnerable because of climate change and accuses US president of defying scienceNeil Young has criticised Donald Trump for his reluctance to act on climate change after

Wildfires continue to wreak havoc across California. In the north on Sunday, investigators searching for human remains scoured wreckage left by the most destructive fire in state records. In southern

Elliott Bower, 18, accused of crashing VW Golf into people carrier on Friday nightA teenager has been charged with causing the deaths of four people in a car crash.Elliott Bower is accused of driving

K-pop band accused of mocking the past as row over ‘atomic bomb’ T-shirt continuesA Jewish human rights organisation has condemned the K-pop band BTS over photographs of them wearing Nazi-style

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Shadow Brexit secretary contradicts Corbyn’s recent remarks and reaffirms second referendum optionThe UK’s departure from the EU still can be halted, Keir Starmer, Labour’s shadow Brexit secretary,

The US president and Brazil’s Jair Bolsonaro will repopulate the swamp rather than drain itFollowing Emmanuel Macron’s election as president of France in May 2017, global elites breathed a sigh of

Trump’s interior secretary has been remaking the agency charged with protecting public lands as an ally of big energySince his first day on the job, when he surrounded himself with a National Park

Footage of a young Syrian woman’s execution by her brother was greeted with widespread horror. Yet such violence is all too common – and as a member of the Free Syrian Army, with its own police and

Scott McConnell says the lack of communications in much of the NT ‘absolutely is a risk to health and wellbeing’A Northern Territory politician has called on the government to invest immediately in

Calls to scrap ‘reasonable grounds’ test comes amid mounting knife attack concerns … Trump’s armistice no-show fallout … ‘bleeding’ vegan burgersThis is Alison Rourke bringing you Monday’s top stories

In a confusing and rambling appearance in the witness box, James Gargasoulas says he had a premonition before killing six people in car rampageJames Gargasoulas has apologised for killing six people

Protesters describe themselves as fervent Marxists and Maoists, presenting a unique problem for Communist partyAt least 10 young Chinese labour protesters have been detained as part of a crackdown

Terry Sargeant says Tories are putting their own survival ahead of businessThe Conservative party is failing business in the pursuit of pushing through a Brexit deal, the head of one of Germany’s

Documents seen by the Guardian cast doubt on whether figures should ever have played part in policyThe government’s controversial decision not to cut stakes on fixed-odds betting terminals (FOBTs)

Vegan-friendly Beyond Burger oozing a beetroot juice-based meaty hue stocked at TescoA plant-based burger that “bleeds” – from cult US brand Beyond Meat – is to make its hotly-anticipated UK retail

Imelda Cortez, 20, faces trial in country where abortion is illegal under all circumstancesA rape victim is facing 20 years in jail charged with attempted murder, after she gave birth to her abuser’s