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Venezuela arrests Spain, US and Czech nationals for 'destabilisation'
Venezuela has arrested two Spaniards, three US citizens and a Czech on suspicion of plans to destabilise the South American country, a top Venezuela official says.
Egypt train collision: At least three killed, 49 injured
Five of the injured are in unstable condition, Egypt's health ministry said.
British PM breaches parliamentary rules
He did not declare a wealthy businessman and Labour Party donor bought high-end clothes for his wife Victoria.
At least 64 people feared dead in Nigeria boat accident
A wooden boat carrying 70 farmers capsized as it was transporting them across the river in Zamfara State to reach their farmlands.
Russia, Ukraine exchange 206 prisoners in second swap in two days
"Our people are home," Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on the Telegram messaging app.
10 Palestinians killed in strike, Israel says targeted Hamas commander
At least 10 Palestinians were killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza on Saturday, Palestinian media reported, and the Israeli military said it targeted a Hamas commander. The strike hit...
Pair of taxidermied huia could fetch $128k at London auction
The birds, which date to the late 1800s, are "eye-catching" examples of an extinct species, auctioneers say.
US officials question if easing Ukraine weapons restrictions would pay off
Some are deeply sceptical that allowing Ukraine to use Western weapons to strike deep within Russia would make a significant difference.
'This is ugly': Pope speaks out on Gaza school bombings
In an interview on a flight back to Europe, the Pope also said US Catholics would have to "choose the lesser evil" when they vote in November.
Justin Timberlake sentenced after drunk driving arrest
The pop star has pleaded guilty to a lesser traffic charge - driving while ability impaired - and was ordered to perform community service.
Sports 'trial of the century' to finally get underway
The hearing into Manchester City's 115 alleged breaches of Premier League financial regulations will begin on Monday, according to ESPN.
Musk calls Australian government 'fascists' over misinformation law
Australia's Labor government has unveiled legislation which could fine internet platforms up to 5 percent of their global revenue for enabling misinformation.
'Felt like he needed the hug' - the wing and the King
Asking the King for a hug might be not be everyone's first move when meeting royalty, but for Black Ferns wing Ayesha Leti-I'iga, it's completely normal.
Miss Universe Fiji drama continues, authorities investigate
There has been accusations of racism, vote-rigging, conflicts of interest and "conspiracy theories" - and that's just from the "official" Miss Universe Fiji organisation.
Bomb threat in city at heart of Trump immigrant rumours
The threat came two days after Donald Trump repeated a false claim immigrants in Springfield, Ohio were eating people's pets.
Britain's crime minister has bag stolen at police conference
Diana Johnson was attending the Police Superintendents' Association conference in central England.
Trump: No more debates with Kamala Harris
The Republican candidate posted on his social media site, Truth Social, saying he would not participate in another presidential debate.
Calls for inquiry into NZ spy agencies' role in Gaza conflict
A group of lawyers is calling for an inquiry into whether New Zealand spy agencies are helping Israel's war in Gaza, with the group penning a letter to the Inspector-Genral of Intelligence and… Audio
David Seymour: 'I'm a (not so) secret admirer of Raygun'
The ACT Party leader and former Dancing with the Stars contestant has revealed he is a massive fan.
Two astronauts have completed the first commercial spacewalk in
Two astronauts have completed the first commercial spacewalk in one of the boldest attempts yet to push the boundaries of privately funded spaceflight. Space.com editor Tariq Malik spoke to Ingrid… Audio