Barnaby Joyce quits Nationals for One Nation
Former deputy PM Barnaby Joyce defects to Pauline Hanson's One Nation, citing party rift and net-zero policy frustrations. Read the full story on this major political shift.
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BP Olympic Pipeline leak source found after two weeks
Investigators identify source of BP's Olympic Pipeline leak in Washington, causing fuel shortages and emergency declarations. Discover the impact and ongoing repairs.
UCLA's Fake Field Goal Disaster Leads to Washington Rout
Washington Huskies secure a dominant 48-14 victory over UCLA, highlighted by a comical fake field goal attempt that resulted in a Washington touchdown. Read the full match report.
UK Net Migration Revised: Higher Peak, Sharper Fall
Revised ONS figures reveal UK net migration hit a higher peak of 944,000 before a sharp fall to 345,000. New data methods provide a clearer picture. Read the full analysis.
UK Visa Numbers: India Leads as Home Office Issues Warning
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood's new visa policy threatens sanctions on uncooperative nations. Explore the latest UK immigration data, including the 834,977 visas issued and the nationalities most affected.
Indian Nationals Lead UK Visa Grants
New data reveals Indian nationals received nearly 20% of all UK visas in the past year. Explore the latest immigration trends and the government's new visa ban threats.
NSW Nationals leader resigns after daughter's OnlyFans show
Dugald Saunders steps down as NSW Nationals leader, citing family focus. His daughter recently appeared in a reality series about OnlyFans influencers. Read the full story.
1.3 Million Foreign Nationals on Universal Credit
Government data reveals a record 8.3 million people are now on Universal Credit, including 1.27 million foreign nationals. Explore the figures and the political fallout.
Afghan Nationals Blamed for Pakistan Suicide Attacks
Pakistan's interior minister reveals Afghan citizens carried out two fatal suicide bombings this week, escalating tensions with Kabul. Read the latest developments.
NSW Nationals abandon net zero 2050 emissions target
NSW Nationals MPs officially drop their 2050 net zero pledge, creating a Coalition split. Plus, a police commissioner's admission on a neo-Nazi protest and a tribute to radio legend John Laws.
French police arrest Indian nationals in Paris trafficking sting
French authorities have detained two Indian passengers at Charles de Gaulle Airport amid suspicions of operating a sophisticated human trafficking network targeting UK-bound migrants.
Padres crush Nationals 13-4 in offensive explosion
Dominant Padres display offensive fireworks with 17 hits against Nationals, led by standout performances from Jurickson Profar and Manny Machado in MLB showdown.
British grandmother faces firing squad in Bali drug case
Lindsay Sandiford, the British pensioner sentenced to death in Bali for drug trafficking, makes desperate final appeal as Indonesian authorities prepare executions.
British grandmother dies in Bali prison drug case
A 65-year-old British grandmother has died in a Bali prison while serving a sentence for drug smuggling, raising serious concerns about foreign nationals in Indonesian jails.
India evacuates citizens from Myanmar conflict
Indian authorities have successfully evacuated over 400 citizens from violence-torn Myanmar amid escalating civil conflict, with rescue operations continuing as fighting intensifies near the Indian border.
British Yoga Teacher Arrested During Meditation in India
A British yoga instructor was forcibly detained by Indian police while teaching a meditation session in Rishikesh, sparking international attention and concerns about treatment of foreign nationals.
India's 'Lonely Elephant' Shankar Dies at Washington Zoo
Shankar, the iconic Asian elephant who captured hearts during 25 years at Washington DC's National Zoo, has passed away at approximately 48 years old, leaving behind a legacy of conservation awareness.
Malaysian police detain Chinese nationals in mosque raid
Malaysian police have arrested over a dozen Chinese citizens in a controversial raid on a Kuala Lumpur mosque, raising concerns about religious freedom and diplomatic tensions.
Academics slam $9tn net zero claim as 'misleading'
Leading Australian academics have condemned the Nationals party for repeatedly using a discredited $9 trillion figure to attack net zero policies, calling the costing 'fundamentally misleading' and based on misrepresented research.
Australian Government Faces Fire Over Net Zero and Healthcare
Question Time erupts as Opposition targets government over Nationals' net zero stance and healthcare affordability, while Optus faces renewed scrutiny over service failures.
Nationals revolt over Australia's net zero target
David Littleproud confronts growing rebellion within Nationals ranks as party room meeting debates ditching Australia's 2050 net zero emissions commitment, exposing deep climate policy divisions.
UK urges British nationals to leave Jamaica immediately
UK government issues urgent travel warning for Jamaica as security situation deteriorates, advising all British nationals to depart immediately.
Russian link suspected in Paris memorial vandalism
Two Bulgarian nationals have been convicted for vandalising a Holocaust memorial in Paris, with French intelligence suspecting Russian involvement in orchestrating the attack to destabilise European unity.
Nationals Make History With Rare Triple Play vs Twins
In a stunning display of defensive prowess, the Washington Nationals executed a remarkable triple play against the Minnesota Twins, marking a rare moment in MLB history that left fans and commentators in awe.
Nationals hire Blake Butera as youngest MLB manager
In a groundbreaking move, the Washington Nationals have named 31-year-old Blake Butera as their new manager, making him the youngest active skipper in Major League Baseball and signalling a dramatic shift in leadership strategy.
31-year-old becomes youngest MLB manager in 50 years
Washington Nationals make baseball history by appointing 31-year-old Blake Butera as their new manager, marking the youngest MLB leadership appointment in half a century.
UK emergency flights rescue Brits from Caribbean hurricane
Exclusive: The Foreign Office scrambles rescue flights as Hurricane Beryl devastates islands, with British nationals stranded without power or communications in the catastrophic aftermath.
British nationals arrested in Ukraine on spy charges
Five British citizens face serious spy charges in Russian-controlled Ukrainian territories as diplomatic tensions escalate between London and Moscow.
UK sends emergency team to Jamaica for Hurricane Beryl
The Foreign Office dispatches crisis experts to Jamaica ahead of catastrophic Hurricane Beryl's arrival, coordinating evacuation plans and emergency response measures.
Royal Navy ship sent to Jamaica amid unrest
HMS Trent abruptly changes course from military drills to provide support in Jamaica amid growing unrest, raising questions about Foreign Office contingency planning.
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