Reform UK's plan to impose an annual levy on employers for overseas staff would damage the NHS, social care, and education, potentially causing teacher shortages and university bankruptcies, experts warn.
Victoria's deputy premier Ben Carroll has confirmed he will challenge Premier Jacinta Allan for the Labor leadership, four months out from a state election.
A self-employed driving instructor's livelihood was threatened by Nissan's three-month delay in repairing his dual-control car, requiring costly hire and compensation after intervention.
Misleading AI-generated doctor accounts are gaining millions of views on TikTok, spreading disproven health myths, posing a 'huge danger to public safety,' experts warn.
Australian paddleboarder Charlie Verco claimed his fourth world championship in the Molokai to Oahu race in record time, weeks after rescuing a woman from a shark attack.
Ukraine's Fire Point startup produces about 100 Flamingo cruise missiles and hundreds of drones daily, supporting deep strikes into Russia, says CEO Iryna Terekh.
Young people in Dudley and Lewisham face high unemployment, poor transport, and fierce competition, with Dudley's Neet rate at 21.5% and Lewisham's at 6.5%, the highest in London.
At least two people were killed and several injured in a shooting at the Bite of Seattle food festival near the Space Needle. Police have one suspect in custody.
DCC Energy, a FTSE 100 firm, has agreed to a £5.75bn takeover by KKR and Energy Capital Partners, despite opposition from its founder and major shareholders.
A coalition of 17 environmental groups is demanding the EPA reject a new Pfas chemical from Chemours for use in datacenters, citing flawed science and health risks.
Australia's first new oil refinery in 60 years could be built in WA as governments fund a $4m feasibility study to reduce fuel import vulnerability amid Middle East conflict.
With repeated heatwaves driving classroom temperatures to unbearable levels, parents and teachers can take steps to keep pupils safe. Experts advise collaboration, assessment, and targeted measures.
A baby is missing off South Australia's coast after the bodies of a mother and toddler were pulled from the ocean below cliffs at Port Macdonnell, as police hold grave concerns.
Brent crude drops below $88 a barrel after US halts bombing campaign near Strait of Hormuz, raising hopes of de-escalation but analysts remain skeptical.
Tips from experts on using air fryers for summer cooking, including corn on the cob, curries, and desserts, plus deals from Nordstrom's anniversary sale.
Oil falls 6% as US pauses Iran strikes; AstraZeneca CEO urges western drugmakers to adopt 'Chinese speed'; DCC Energy agrees £5.7bn private equity takeover.
Political editor Tom McIlroy discusses whether Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's tight control over Labor's national conference signals a shift in party unity and implications for facing One Nation.
Adam Francis, 48, posed as 'The Mortgage Man' to con four homebuyers out of £203,436. He received a suspended 25-month sentence at Chester Crown Court.
Parents can get a £15 Paw Patrol Skye Tonie character for free at Argos by using a TopCashback cashback deal for new customers.
A £22 pack of three Strata underbed storage boxes is reduced to £6 via a TopCashback £15 sign-up bonus when you spend £15 at Argos, with free click and collect.
Six London plots for sale with planning permission, from Dalston to Wimbledon, offering opportunities to build custom homes in prime locations.
UN reports 2.4% food price rise in March; UK salad prices to increase due to Middle East energy crisis, with tomato growers warning of higher costs.
Tesco's own-label hot chocolate beat Hotel Chocolat and Pump Street in a Which? taste test, scoring 70% at half the price of premium rivals.
Disney World cracks down on unauthorised vendors, leaving families and small businesses devastated. Former employees forced to cancel bookings and refund orders.
Cardiff University apologises after students' belongings thrown away at Talybont South halls during pandemic, promising compensation.
Eddie Howe backs Nick Pope to start the season as Newcastle's number one, despite errors last season and interest in other goalkeepers.
Lloyds Bank is offering an 8% fixed interest rate on savings for one year, well above the Bank of England's 3.75% base rate, as experts urge savers to be proactive.
The London Sock Company, loved by Ryan Reynolds and Jude Law, offers 20% off with code SUMMER20 until July 31. Shoppers praise the unmatched array of colors.
Troy Deeney has omitted Erling Haaland from his top 10 Premier League strikers, saying the Manchester City star 'still has a long way to go' despite his record 112 goals in four seasons.