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Chief minister says ‘nothing is on or off the table’ for new treaty agreement signed in BarungaFor a small Aboriginal community in Australia’s Northern Territory, Barunga has seen some big promises.On

Hackers said to have swiped information, including secret plans for new type of missile, from US navy contractorChinese government hackers have stolen a massive trove of sensitive information from a

Figures cover period from October 2017 to FebruarySenior official: separations have risen sharply in recent weeksNearly 1,800 immigrant families were separated at the US-Mexico border from October

Initiative aims to combat attacks such as the Sergei Skripal poisoning A rapid response unit to combat hostile state action ranging from cyber-attacks to poisonings has been agreed by G7 members

Stars including Emma Thompson, Mary Beard and Ms Dynamite honoured, alongside Mark CarneArise, Sir Kenny: Dalglish is knighted in Queen’s birthday honoursThe Queen’s birthday honours list, in which

HBO has given a pilot order to a series set thousands of years before the hit show with Kick-Ass and Kingsman screenwriter Jane Goldman as showrunnerHBO has given an official pilot order to their

Mueller’s office confirms Manafort and Konstantin Kilimnik indicted on charges following allegations of witness tamperingA federal grand jury handed down new charges on Friday against the former

Papers reveal that ministers ordered erasure of prisoner files in 2014, say archivists A museum studying Soviet prison camps has discovered a secret Russian order from 2014 instructing officials to

International criminal court also acquits former warlord of crimes against humanityThe former Congolese vice-president, Jean-Pierre Bemba, has had his convictions for war crimes and crimes against

Journalist and author working on ‘untitled, unscheduled, unfocused’ follow-up to bestselling White House tell-allMichael Wolff is set to write a sequel to his bestselling White House tell-all book

Sadiq Khan raises concerns over survivors’ difficulties in attending hearings in HolbornThe mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has called for the Grenfell inquiry to be moved closer to the homes of the

Tributes paid to 95-year-old ‘shining light’ who tended to a dying Anne Frank and survived Nazi death campsA Holocaust survivor who became known as the Bride of Belsen after she married a British

The Guardian’s Brussels bureau chief explains how the last 18 months have looked from the heart of European politicsBetween the Guardian’s offices in Brussels, two floors above the Old Hack pub on one

Monarch was treated as a day patient at King Edward VII’s hospital in LondonThe Queen has undergone eye surgery to remove a cataract. The 92-year-old monarch underwent the successful procedure in

My friend Effa Okupa, who has died aged 82, was a professor of law whose speciality was African customary law, especially of matrilineal tribes.She was a visiting professor at the University of

US leader says suspension should be reversed, sparking fresh rift with alliesDonald Trump has called for Russia to be readmitted to the G7 club of world leaders, opening up a new rift with US allies

Veere Di Wedding also shows women having casual sex, swearing and smokingA hit Bollywood film described as India’s answer to Sex and the City is causing controversy for its depiction of women

Businesses object as regulator paves way for London to host oil giant’s flotationThe City regulator has changed its listing rules, in a move that boosts London’s chances of hosting the $2tn (£1.5tn)