China’s furious reaction to bombers

Australia has been issued an ominous threat, after China lashed out at reports of the US sending nuclear-capable bombers to the Northern Territory.

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‘To Infinity and Boo-yond’: Cops Dress Up as Toy Story Characters for Halloween

'To Infinity and Boo-yond': Cops Dress Up as Toy Story Characters for Halloween Police officers in Cedar Park, Texas, celebrated Halloween on October 31 with an impressive costume display. Footage posted to Facebook and Twitter by Cedar Park Police Department shows officers dressed up as characters from Toy Story including Woody, Buzz Lightyear, and Mr Potato Head. “Happy Halloween from all of us at the Cedar Park Police Department, aka the Toy Story crew! Every year, this group crushes the costume game,” the post said. Credit: Cedar Park Police Department via Storyful

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US markets had ‘a bit of a breather last night’

CommSec’s Tom Piotrowski says the US markets had a bit of a “breather” last night. “They’ve had a very good run over the course of the last couple of weeks,” Mr Piotrowski told Sky News Australia. “In fact, the performance of the Dow is the best since the beginning of 1976, up by 14 per cent. “So, on the eve of their own interest rate decision in the US, stocks decided to have a breather last night.” Presented by CommSec.

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Next move for ISIS women and kids

The 17 Australian women and children who left a camp for Islamic State families in Syria have been released from their ­secure accommodation in Sydney and returned to their extended families.

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“Break her kneecaps”: Shock twist in Pelosi attack

The man who allegedly broke into the home of US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has told police he was plotting to hold her hostage and “break her kneecaps”.

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Australian killed in stampede in South Korea

An Australian is among more than 150 people killed during a stampede at a Halloween party in South Korea. Emergency services arrived at the scene to find dozens of victims in cardiac arrest. Officials have stated most of the victims were in their twenties. It was the first Halloween event held in three years due to COVID-19 restrictions.

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Halloween Seoul stampede: One Australian killed as death toll rises to 153

The death toll from the Halloween stampede tragedy in Seoul, South Korea has risen to 153 as witnesses speak about watching friends and strangers suffocate.

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Sydney woman identified as Seoul stampede victim

The Australian killed in the horrific Seoul stampede has been identified as 23-year-old Sydney woman, Grace Rached.

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Iranians defy protest ultimatum despite crackdown

A video obtained by Reuters on Sunday (October 30) showed protesters in Iran clashed at a university in the capital Tehran.

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Suspension bridge catastrophically collapses

At least 68 people have died after a suspension bridge collapsed in India, sending people tumbling into the River Macchu in Morbi town.

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‘The Dems are nervous’: President Biden ‘wheeled out’ in Pennsylvania

Sky News host James Morrow says he believes the fact US President Joe Biden has been “wheeled out” in Pennsylvania ahead of the state’s midterm elections means the Democrats are “nervous”. “Amazingly this is still anyone’s race to win,” Mr Morrow said. “But expect Fetterman’s record and performance to be blasted all over Pennsylvania TV screens during ad breaks this weekend as the state settles down to two of their own NFL teams squaring off on the gridiron and the Philadelphia baseball team playing in the World Series.”

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‘Interesting how things are turning’: Rishi Sunak will not attend Cop27

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak who was last year “waxing lyrical" about Cop26 will now not attend this year’s climate conference, Sky News host Rowan Dean says. “And … King Charles has been told ‘no, you’re not going either’,” Mr Dean said. “Interesting how things are turning.”

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Russia behind scary UK attack

Russian spies hacked former UK Prime Minister Liz Truss’ personal phone – gaining access to top secret information, sources have claimed.

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Family speaks after Pelosi hammer attack

Paul Pelosi Jr, the son of US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her husband Paul, has thanked wellwishers after his father was brutally attacked with a hammer early Friday.

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Stampede During Seoul Halloween Festivities Results in Nearly 150 Deaths

Nearly 150 others suffered injuries in the city's Itaewon district during festivities for the holiday. Photo: Jung Yeon-Je/AFP/Getty

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New online tool to help hurricane victims

A new online platform is helping people who have lost their homes in hurricanes by utilising artificial intelligence. The new tool allows fellow Americans to identify those most in need and more easily receive donations.

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Ukraine refugee accuses mum of slavery

A UK mother has been questioned by police over alleged slavery after asking a Ukrainian refugee she was hosting to help out with the dishes.

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Twitter CEO and CFO fired, following Elon Musk’s $44 billion takeover

Twitter’s Chief Executive and CFO has been fired and escorted from the building, following Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s $44 billion takeover of the company.

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WSJ Opinion: Putin’s ‘Dirty Bomb’ Claims and the Escalating Nuclear Threat

Russia insists Ukraine is planning to use a 'dirty bomb,' an accusation that's been dismissed as a false-flag operation, much like the one underway at Kakhovka hydroelectric power plant. Images: Russian Defense Ministry Press Service via AP Composite: Mark Kelly

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Horror new details in Pelosi hammer attack

The man who allegedly attacked Paul Pelosi, Nancy Pelosi’s husband, with a hammer has been named as David Depape by the San Francisco Police Department.

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Twitter pranksters troll media outlets

A pair of pranksters posing as laid-off Twitter employees tricked multiple media outlets Friday as the public anxiously awaited news on whether Elon Musk had begun axing staffers.

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Influencer reveals she was detained at US airport

Mikaela Testa has revealed she was detained at a US airport for "looking like an escort".

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Billions wiped from net worth of Bezos

The world’s second richest man is about to see tens of billions of dollars wiped from his massive net worth in the wake of a horror share price crash.

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No one has ‘patience or tolerance’ for Prince Harry’s ‘nonsense’

Broadcaster and writer Esther Krakue says no one has “patience or tolerance” for any of Prince Harry’s “nonsense” anymore. Ms Krakue said she doesn’t think Prince Harry's new memoir is going to be a very interesting book. "I suspect he's made some last-minute changes to his book because after the Queen's funeral and just gauging the mood of the country – no one has patience or tolerance for any of his nonsense anymore," Ms Krakue told Sky News Australia host Rowan Dean. “I just think it’s going to be a write-off, really." Ms Krakue said also Prince Harry has led "quite an interesting life" and that he does have a lot of "stuff of substance to say". "Unfortunately that has been completely drowned out by the madness which he has descended into with all this woke stuff with Meghan," she said.

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Elon Musk expected to reach a deal on the acquisition of Twitter

Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk is expected to reach a deal for the acquisition of Twitter on Friday. Both Twitter executives and Mr Musk have threatened legal action after months of disagreement.

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Major iPhone factory hit as Wuhan in Covid lockdown

A major Apple iPhone factory in China has been hit by a Covid-19 outbreak as the country locked down parts of Wuhan, three years after it became the epicentre of the virus.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin criticises the West

Russian President Vladimir Putin has criticised the West during his annual address at a think-tank session in Moscow. Mr Putin insisted in his address that the West is trying to dominate the world.

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‘It really will make a difference’: ADF to help train Ukrainian forces in UK

Defence Minister Richard Marles has discussed the decision to send 70 Australian Defence Force personnel to the United Kingdom to assist in the training of Ukrainian forces. “What needs to be understood here is that we are talking about a reservist force in Ukraine … every day Ukrainians signing up to serve in their armed forces so training is fundamentally important,” Mr Marles told Sky News Australia. “I’ve been in contact with the UK Defence Secretary overnight and they are delighted we are participating in their initiative here. “I think it really will make a difference.”

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Michael J. Fox’s worrying health update

Back To The Future star Michael J. Fox has detailed his “struggle” with Parkinson’s after suffering numerous broken bones.

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Rishi Sunak faces questions as UK Prime Minister

New United Kingdom Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has faced heated opposition in his first Prime Minister’s questions. UK Labour leader Keir Starmer called Mr Sunak ‘weak’ for reappointing Suella Braverman as home secretary after Ms Braverman previously stepped down from the role for breaching ministerial code.

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Putin oversees simulated ‘nuclear attack on West’

Russian President Vladimir Putin has surveyed drills carried out by his nuclear-capable forces in which they reportedly simulated a massive strike on the West.

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Kevin Rudd’s plan to avoid war with China

Former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd outlined an ambitious strategy to prevent war amid spiralling US-Chinese relations and Xi Jinping’s “cult of personality”.

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Just Stop Oil Protesters Spray Paint on Luxury Car Dealerships in London

Just Stop Oil activists sprayed orange paint on a number of luxury car dealerships in London on the morning of Wednesday, October 26, as the group’s campaign against new oil and gas licenses continued. Video released by Just Stop Oil shows people spraying orange paint on the windows of the dealerships, on Berkeley Square. In a press statement, the group said it targeted Bugatti, Bentley, and Ferrari showrooms. A man is heard in the video asking, “What are you doing? You’re a disgrace.” Carmen Lean, an architecture student from Glasgow, said: “We pay exorbitant bills for oil and gas but it’s nothing compared to the price our kids will pay for it. New oil and gas is a death sentence for people all around the world. “You can throw us in prison but it won’t stop our outrage at this government throwing millions of people under the bus,” she continued. “We’re not asking for no new oil, we’re demanding it.” Just Stop Oil said that since its campaign began at the start of April, supporters have been arrested 1,900 times, with seven currently in prison. Credit: Just Stop Oil via Storyful

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‘Rashi Sanook’: Joe Biden makes ’embarrassing gaffe’ over UK PM’s name

US President Joe Biden has been excoriated online after seeming to mispronounce the name of Britain's first prime minister of Indian descent Rishi Sunak, during a speech commemorating the Hindu festival of Diwali on Monday.

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Hidden barb in Albo’s UK comment

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will speak to his new UK counterpart Rishi Sunak at some point on Wednesday.

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WSJ Opinion: The U.S. Military’s Growing Weakness

Review and Outlook: The Heritage Foundation's latest 'Index of U.S. Military Strength' warns of declining power in the U.S. Navy and Air Force. Images: Department of Defence/Heritage Foundation Composite: Mark Kelly

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Biden warns Russia any nuclear attack would be ‘incredibly serious mistake’

US President Joe Biden warns Russia against using a nuclear weapon in the war with Ukraine, saying such an escalation would be a grave error. Asked by reporters whether he thinks Russia is preparing a dirty bomb attack that it would then blame on Ukraine, Biden says: "Russia would be making an incredibly serious mistake if it were to use a tactical nuclear weapon".

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‘Hateful, dangerous’: Adidas’ drops $390m deal with Kanye

Clothing giant Adidas has cut ties with rapper Ye, known as Kanye West, after making a string of anti-semitic slurs.

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Russian court rejects Brittney Griner’s appeal

A Russian court has rejected WNBA star Brittney Griner’s appeal against her nine-year sentence for drug charges. The Biden administration says it is working to bring her back to the United States as Ms Griner prepares to serve her sentence in one of Russia’s penal colonies. Ms Griner was convicted in August 2022 of possession and smuggling of drugs in Russia.

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US basketball star Griner asks Russia to reduce ‘traumatic’ sentence

Speaking via video link, US basketball star Brittney Griner asks a Russian court to reduce her 'traumatic' nine-year prison sentence, issued on drug charges.

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‘Tremendously difficult job’ ahead for Rishi Sunak

New UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is going to have a “tremendously difficult job” going forward, former special advisor to Theresa May Alex Dawson says. “If you look at this in tray, he’s got to calm down all the bond markets and all the kind of, all the worry there is about the UK economy at the moment and get the UK back onto a positive trajectory in terms of growth,” Mr Dawson told Sky News Australia. “And that’s going to be a really difficult job because he is going to have to cut a lot of government spending and potentially raise taxes to deal with the deficit that has ballooned up over the course of the last few years.”

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New PM slammed as ‘awkward robot’

Rishi Sunak has been branded a “robot” and “awkward” after delivering his first speech to the public since winning the race to be the UK’s next Prime Minister.

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Sheep and goats parade through Madrid in ancient ritual

Flocks of sheep and goats have passed through Madrid in an echo of the traditional practice of transhumance.

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Bombshell study backs Covid lab leak theory

The coronavirus was likely made in a lab, according to a bombshell study on the possible origins of the pandemic.

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‘We feel suffocated’: Pollution in India soars on Diwali

With pollution levels typically peaking during Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights, New Delhi authorities have renewed a ban on the sale and use of firecrackers during the festive period along with other measures meant to cut down on pollution.

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Who is Rishi Sunak, Britain’s new prime minister?

42-year-old Rishi Sunak is set to become UK's youngest prime minister in more than 200 years, tasked with steering the country through an economic crisis and mounting anger among some voters. Francesca Lynagh explains how he's risen to the top of British politics.

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‘Extraordinary’: Xi’s predecessor ‘bundled out’ of Party Congress session

The predecessor of China’s President Xi Jinping was basically “bundled out” of the closing session of the Communist Party Congress, former DFAT Australia-China Council scholar Andrew Phelan says. Former Chinese president Hu Jintao was seated next to Mr Xi during the event before he was ushered out of his seat by officials halfway through proceedings. “It was extraordinary to witness,” Mr Phelan told Sky News Australia. “He was the paramount leader for 10 years prior to Xi Jinping.”

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Xi now has group of ‘yes men’ surrounding him

China’s President Xi Jinping now has a group of “yes men” surrounding him, after promoting "loyalists” to the Politburo Standing Committee, former DFAT Australia-China Council scholar Andrew Phelan says. Mr Xi recently secured his place as China's longest-serving president since revolutionary leader Mao Zedong, after the Communist Party confirmed he will serve a third term. “The danger is now that he has really got a group of ‘yes men’ … or groupthink surrounding him,” Mr Phelan told Sky News Australia.

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Russia warns of ‘uncontrolled escalation’ in Ukraine

Russia fired missiles and drones into Ukrainian-held Mykolaiv on Sunday, destroying an apartment block near the front and said the war was trending towards "uncontrolled escalation," as Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu spoke with U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin on Sunday for the second time in three days and held a flurry of calls with three other NATO countries. Tamara Lindstrom produced this report.

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Boris Johnson will not run for UK Prime Minister

Boris Johnson has announced he will not run for the leadership of the UK Conservative Party. The former prime minister released a statement revealing he will not contest the leadership race. Former UK Chancellor Rishi Sunak is the current front-runner in the race for the UK's next prime minister.

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Climate Activists Throw ‘Mashed Potato’ Over Monet Painting in German Museum

Climate activists threw mashed potato over a Claude Monet painting in the Barberini Museum in Potsdam, Germany.

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Rare red northern lights observed in the Arctic Circle

Mezmerizing northern lights were seen around the Arctic Circle in Finland on the evening of 22 October 2022. At one point, red auroras are also visible. According to locals, seeing such red auroras with a naked eye is extremely rare, as usually the auroras appear in other ranges of colours.

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Around the world people march in support of Iran’s women’s movement

Thousands of people joined rallies in solidarity with anti-regime protests in Iran, a police spokesman told AFP. It comes six weeks after the death in custody of Mahsa Amini, which sparked protests across Iran.

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‘Simply not right’: Boris Johnson not running for PM

Boris Johnson has announced he will not be joining the race for the British prime ministership, despite having been “overwhelmed” with supporters suggesting he run.

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Men found in river ‘chopped in half’

The four Oklahoma men whose dismembered bodies were found in a river were severed in half, a mother of one the victims said.

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US has lost ‘complete control’ of its border

While the “intellectually inept” Joe Biden is in the White House, the US has lost “complete control” of its southern border, Sky News host Rita Panahi says. Ms Panahi said there has been a “400 per cent increase” in numbers since Donald Trump was president. “So far this fiscal year there have been over 2.3 million encounters at the border,” she said.

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‘I couldn’t give two s**ts about Prince Harry’s date’

The former maître d’ of a high-class London restaurant has revealed an eye-rolling exchange between an aide to the now-Duchess of Sussex when she was merely Meghan Markle dating Prince Harry.

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Thousands march in solidarity with protesters in Iran

Thousands are marching in solidarity with protesters in Iran nearly a month after the death of Mahsa Amini. Marches have been held in cities such as Berlin, Washington and London. Ms Amini was arrested by police for allegedly violating the country's dress code for women and her death sparked deadly protests across the country, leading to 12,000 arrests and nearly 250 deaths.

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Australia and Japan sign security deal

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his Japanese counterpart have signed an updated security pact, aimed at strengthening defence ties between the two nations. Fumio Kishida touched down in Perth on Friday, ahead of discussions on escalating security threats.

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Money showers onto a highway in Chile following a robbery

A robbery in Chile has resulted with the thieves throwing the stolen bags of money out of their car window after being chased by police. The Chilean pesos went flying across the highway as the police tried to stop traffic and collect the cash.

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Steve Bannon heckled after arriving for sentencing in Washington

Steve Bannon has been heckled by a small crowd after arriving for sentencing in Washington.

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Why Liam’s family faces agonising wait for cause of death

The family of the Australian rugby league player who plunged to his death in Spain have an agonising two-week wait to learn precisely how he died.

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Three front runners emerge in contest for UK Prime Minister position

Three front runners have emerged in the contest for the position of the United Kingdom's Prime Minister after outgoing Prime Minister Liz Truss announced her resignation. The three front runners are former British prime minister Boris Johnson, Leader of the House of Commons Penny Mordaunt and former finance minister Rishi Sunak. Currently only Ms Mordaunt has declared her intention to run for the position.

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Elon Musk to lay off most of Twitter’s workforce

The Washington Post has reported Elon Musk plans to lay off the majority of Twitter’s workforce if his plans in acquiring the company go ahead. Mr Musk reportedly told investors he intends to cut off 75 per cent of Twitter’s employee base which makes up 7,500 workers.

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Finland to store nuclear waste in a new underground system

Finland has developed a system of storing nuclear waste deep underground in a geologically secure site. The 6,500 tons of spent nuclear fuel will be buried more than 400 metres underground with the complex being backfilled before being the waste is sealed in.

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Hollywood star’s huge win over Netflix

Netflix has added a “fictional dramatisation” disclaimer to the trailer of the new series of The Crown after Dame Judi Dench and John Major launched a blistering attack on the show for “unjustly cruel...sensationalism”.

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Student found dead near tennis courts

Missing American college student Misrach Ewunetie has been found dead — six days after she vanished, local officials announced.

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Kevin Spacey found not liable in sex assault lawsuit

A New York court has ruled in actor Kevin Spacey's favour in a sexual assault lawsuit. The jury found accuser – Anthony Rapp – did not prove his allegation that the Oscar winner made an unwanted sexual advance when he was 14 years old. The verdict followed a three-week trial in Manhattan federal court.

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‘Inappropriate’: Teacher’s work outfits blasted

A teacher shares her work outfits on TikTok taken in her classroom — her choice in attire has divided the internet.

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$640 million bombshell over chess ‘cheating’

Hans Niemann has launched defamation action against world chess champion Magnus Carlsen and others and is seeking $640 million (US$400 million) in damages.

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ITV political editor drops C-bomb live on air

Robert Peston was talking about UK Chancellor Jeremy Hunt when he made the slip-up.

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UK PM Truss quits after just six weeks, leaving Tories in chaos

British Prime Minister Liz Truss announces her resignation just six weeks after taking office and says she will stay on as Prime minister until a successor is chosen to serve as Tory leader. The end for Truss comes after a key minister resigned and many Tory Members of Parliament rebelled over an important vote in chaotic scenes at the House of Commons late Wednesday.

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Elevated inflation figures ‘puts pressure’ on European stocks

CommSec’s Tom Piotrowski says some elevated inflation figures in Europe have “put pressure” on European stocks. “That translated to weakness where the US session was concerned as well,” he told Sky News Australia. “In addition to comments made by the head of the Minneapolis Federal Reserve, Neel Kashkari, he is out and about talking about how core inflation, when you strip out food and energy, hasn’t been tamed yet.” Presented by CommSec.

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NZ name change presented to parliament

A petition to change New Zealand to its Maori name, Aotearoa, is still awaiting a committee discussion after being presented to parliament. A parliamentary committee will consider three options: to change New Zealand’s name unilaterally, introduce a referendum or apply no action.

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Joe Biden to release 15 million barrels of oil

United States President Joe Biden has announced another 15 million barrels of oil will be released from the strategic reserve to reduce petrol prices. Oil prices have been recently increasing due to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and recent production cuts by OPEC nations.

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Martial law declared in annexed regions of Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin has declared martial law in the annexed regions of Ukraine. The move has allowed for the strengthening of military curfews, limits of movement and censorships.

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UK Home Secretary resigns

Chaos has once again engulfed the British government, with an additional three resignations overnight. UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman has resigned just six weeks into the job. Her departure comes after revelations she sent official documents from her personal email, which breaches the ministerial code.

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Watch: Biden Announces More Oil-Reserve Sales to Tackle High Gas Prices

President Biden said Wednesday the Energy Department will go ahead with sales of the last 15 million of 180 million barrels from the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve he had authorized for sale in March. The move comes as part of a plan to reduce gas prices at the pump. Photo: Brendan Smialowski/AFP/Getty Images

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‘I Am a Fighter, Not a Quitter’: U.K.’s Truss Rejects Calls to Resign

British Prime Minister Liz Truss appeared in parliament Wednesday to apologize for her tax-cutting budget plans, but vowed to stay in power as the country faces growing economic headwinds. Photo: Jessica Taylor/UK Parliament/AP

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Mum’s chilling texts before killing daughter

Warning: Graphic content.

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Deploying Your Cash

Kristina Hooper, chief global market strategist at Invesco, offers her take on the role of cash in portfolios.

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Woman ‘raped and tortured’ 12yo girl

WARNING: Confronting.

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Actor Daniel Craig receives same honour as 007

Actor Daniel Craig has received one of the Royal family’s top honours. Mr Craig was awarded the Order of St Michael and St George, a British order of chivalry at Windsor Castle by Princess Anne. The fictional character James Bond, who Mr Craig played in the films, also received the same Royal honour in the film franchise.

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Israel set to summon Aust Ambassador over recognition of nation’s capital

Israel will summon Australia’s Ambassador to explain the federal government's decision to reverse its recognition of West Jerusalem as the country's capital. Israel's embassy in Canberra was blindsided by the move, which prompted an angry response from Israel's Prime Minister Yair Lapid, who called into question Australia's treatment of a close ally.

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Climber returns to Iran amid hijab controversy

An Iranian rock climber who competed in an international contest without a headscarf said she had done so unintentionally. It comes after she was widely assumed to have expressed support for protests in Iran. Angela Johnston reports.

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Ukraine says 108 women freed in swap with Russia

Ukraine swaps more than 100 prisoners with Russia in what it said was the first all-female exchange with Moscow after nearly eight months of war. Images released by Yermak show dozens of women -- some wearing coats and military fatigues -- disembarking from white buses.

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‘Absolute iron will’ exists across Ukraine to win war with Russia

Right across Ukraine, there is anger, determination and an “absolute iron will” to win the war, Australian Financial Review Special Correspondent Misha Zelinsky says. “Ukrainians are increasingly confident in their position in this war and why wouldn’t they be,” he told Sky News Australia. “Because they are winning where it matters on the ground.”

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Government denies changing recognition of Israel’s capital

Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong has denied the government dropped recognition of West Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, following the Department of Foreign Affairs deleting sentences on its website confirming the recognition. Ms Wong has confirmed no decision has been made in changing the official recognition of Israel’s capital.

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Man vanishes after humiliating Xi

There are growing concerns a protester, who publicly shamed Chinese leader Xi Jinping earlier this month, is now facing “secret torture” or even execution after abruptly vanishing.

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Biden’s wife filthy at White House staff

First lady Jill Biden tore into White House staffers after they failed to cut off President Biden’s second solo press conference in January — when her husband kept taking questions even as then-press secretary Jen Psaki signalled to the president to wrap it up, according to a report.

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Tragic twist after girl found dead in suitcase

WARNING: Confronting.

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Watch: Pro-Democracy Protester Attacked at Chinese Consulate in U.K.

British police launched an investigation after a pro-democracy protester was filmed being dragged behind the gates of the Chinese Consulate in Manchester and beaten on Monday. Photo: Matthew Leung/AFP/Getty Images

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‘Annihilated’: Mass resignations rock China

China’s semiconductor industry has been rocked by the mass resignation of American workers after new restrictions were announced by US President Joe Biden’s administration.

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‘They were all young’: Turkish village mourns sons after mine blast

Residents of a Turkish village mourn at the funeral of three young miners, who were killed in the coal mine explosion in the town of Amasra on Friday. #shorts

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‘Armageddon’: Putin’s evil new commander

As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine faces embarrassing setback after setback, a brutal new war commander with a chilling past has been appointed to the top job.

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Map exposes Russia’s ‘sick’ plan

Vladimir Putin is targeting Ukraine’s energy supplies – and as winter approaches in the Northern Hemisphere leaving leaders bracing for a brutal fallout.

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‘Tired’ teacher’s shock as she nearly dies from unexpected pregnancy

A woman who put her fatigue down to being tired from her job has revealed she nearly died from an unexpected pregnancy.

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‘They were all young’: Turkish village mourns sons after mine blast

Residents of a Turkish village mourn at the funeral of three young miners, who were killed in the coal mine explosion in the town of Amasra on Friday.

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Mystery as body of girl found in suitcase with numbers 1 and 0

France has opened a murder investigation after a 12-year-old girl was found dead in a suitcase in Paris.

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Xi Jinping to secure new five-year term

Chinese President Xi Jinping's firm grip on the nation will today be strengthened, as he's granted an unprecedented third five-year term. Confirmation is expected at the Communist Party Congress in Beijing this afternoon.

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‘Hell with it: Musk makes major Ukraine call

Elon Musk says he’ll keep Ukraine connected to his Starlink satellite internet just days after suggesting his company was ending its donation.

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Photo shows New York has hit rock bottom

Things have gotten so bad in New York City that drug dealers are brazenly selling what appears to be cocaine — sometimes neatly assembled on sidewalk tables — on Broadway in trendy NoMad and farther north in Times Square.

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Ghislaine’s bombshell Prince Andrew detail

Ghislaine Maxwell has spoken for the first time from jail about her “dear friend” Prince Andrew.

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Treasurer Chalmers to return from United States

Treasurer Jim Chalmers is returning from the United States from an “eventful pre-budget trip,” Sky News Political Editor Andrew Clennell says. “He was in one of the last meetings Kwasi Kwarteng had as UK Chancellor of the Exchequer before Kwarteng was sacked by Prime Minister Liz Truss in Britain,” Mr Clennell said. “Kwarteng appeared agitated and distracted during the meetings apparently - and some of the speeches at the G20 finance ministers forum must have been uncomfortable for him - given they all stressed having your budget in line with central bank policy, and the UK Chancellor, then UK Chancellor, had gone for some big unscheduled tax cuts. “Our Treasurer met with the Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell just hours after a surprise high annual inflation figure of 8.2 per cent was recorded in the US.”

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41 killed in Turkish coal mine explosion

41 people have been killed after a coal mine explosion in Turkey. The explosion occurred hundreds of metres underground and is thought to have been caused by a methane leak.

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Tributes pour in for the star of Cracker and Harry Potter, Robbie Coltrane

Tributes have poured in for the star of Cracker and Harry Potter, Robbie Coltrane, who has died aged 72.

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Climate protestors throw soup on Vincent van Gogh’s ‘Sunflowers’ painting

Two climate protesters have been arrested after throwing soup at Vincent van Gogh's 'Sunflowers' painting at London's National Gallery.

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Truss revokes commitment to not raise corporate tax

British Prime Minister Liz Truss has revoked the government’s commitment to not raise corporate tax.

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Florida Governor ‘disappointed’ that Parklands shooter avoided death penalty

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis said he was ‘disappointed’ that the Parklands shooter avoided the death penalty.

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Climate activists throw soup over Van Gough’s Sunflowers

Climate activists have thrown soup over Van Gough’s Sunflowers paintings at the National Gallery in London.

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‘WWIII guaranteed’: Putin moves nuclear bombers to borders

Russian President Vladimir Putin has moved eleven bombers capable of carrying nuclear weapons just a few kilometres from the country’s border with NATO member Norway, and Finland.

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The One with Kylian Mbappé (Clip 1)

The One with Kylian Mbappé (Clip 1)

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‘Humiliation’: Russians forced to flee

Russia is evacuating residents of occupied Kherson as Kyiv pushes forward with its offensive to retake the southern Ukraine region.

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Australian Federal Police operations hacked

Classified documents from the Colombian government have exposed the identities of secret agents working to stop the operations of international drug cartels in Australia. Over five terabytes of data were hacked in August – including the details of 35 Australian Federal Police operations, some ongoing. Colombian police operations and many international police agencies have also been affected.

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Trump suffers two major setbacks in one day

A panel investigating the 2021 attack on the US Capitol voted to subpoena former president Donald Trump to testify on his involvement in the violence.

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Watch: Jan. 6 Committee Votes to Subpoena Former President Donald Trump

The House committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol voted Thursday to issue a subpoena for relevant documents and testimony under oath from former President Donald Trump. Photo: Elizabeth Frantz/Reuters

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US hits 40 year high for inflation

Inflation in the United States has reached a 40-year high. The inflationary rise has risen twice the pace forecasted by economists. Treasurer Jim Chalmers is expected to receive a briefing from US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, which he is expected to factor into his first budget, says Sky News Political Reporter Olivia Caisley.

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Unseen Jan 6. Video Shows Lawmakers Respond to Capitol Attack

The Jan. 6 committee played never-before-seen video Thursday, showing congressional leaders reacting as rioters breached the Capitol. The panel said the events unfolded as former President Donald Trump watched the attack on television. Photo: Alex Wong/Associated Press

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Alert level raised for NZ Taupo Volcano

Scientists in New Zealand have raised the alert level for the Taupo Volcano, for the first time in history. The volcano lies beneath the country’s largest lake. Experts say the alert is merely cautionary.

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Chinese ambassador seeking ‘relationship reset’

Chinese Ambassador to Australia Xiao Qian says he is seeking a “relationship reset” as continuing conflicts over trade, regional security and human rights threatens China’s economic stability.

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Radio host ordered to pay $1.5 billion

Far-right radio host Alex Jones has been ordered to pay $1.5 billion ($US965 million) to families of victims of the Sandy Hook massacre.

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Watch: Sandy Hook Families React to Verdict in Alex Jones Case

Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones was ordered on Wednesday to pay $965 million in damages to family members of eight victims of the Sandy Hook school shooting and one F.B.I. officer. Photo: Pool/Fox

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Singer Brandy rushed to hospital after medical drama

Superstar R&B singer Brandy, the sister of actor Ray J, has been taken to hospital after suffering a medical episode.

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Conspiracy theorist ordered to pay $1b for Sandy Hook shooting lies

A US jury ordered far-right conspiracy theorist Alex Jones to pay nearly $US1 billion in damages for falsely claiming that the deadly 2012 Sandy Hook elementary school shooting was a “hoax.”

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Putin humiliated in just 18 minutes

Vladimir Putin has suffered a humiliating blow after Ukrainian forces shot down four attack helicopters in just 18 minutes, Ukraine’s Ministry of Defence has claimed.

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Why the Scots think Australia will axe the monarchy

The Alba Party would get rid of Britain‘s newly appointed King in an independent Scotland to recognise the spirit of modern times.

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Crowds Sing in Kyiv Metro Station While Sheltering From Missile Strikes

Crowds Sing in Kyiv Metro Station While Sheltering From Missile Strikes.

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Mother of Bali bombing victim was ‘not present for two years’

Today marks the 20th anniversary of the Bali bombings, as the community of Coogee comes together to commemorate the lives that were lost. Ben Roberts was a victim of the bombings and sadly passed away from the terrorist attack. His mother, Jan Roberts, put together a speech to honour her son’s life. “Grief comes in waves - it’s like the sea,” she said. “Everyone deals with grief in different ways - it left me weak at the knees and needing silence. I existed but was not present for two years. “I will always be Ben’s mum.”

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‘This never leaves us’: Survivors mark anniversary of Bali bombings

Bali bombings survivor Jan Laczynski had left the Sari Club in Kuta earlier in the night before one of three bombs detonated just outside the venue on October 12, 2002. The bombs killed 202 people in total, including 88 Australians, making it the single largest loss of Australian life due to an act of terror. Mr Laczynski spoke with Sky News Australia about his experience of the attacks. “This never leaves us,” Mr Laczynski said. “There is no finish line to these anniversaries for us. “We want to make sure that these people are never forgotten – they were all young, they were all in their twenties and thirties, some even in their teens.”

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Angela Lansbury dies aged 96

Actress Angela Lansbury, famous for her roles in Murder She Wrote and Beauty and the Beast, has passed away at her home in Los Angeles aged 96. Ms Lansbury won five Tony awards during her career - as well as four Golden Globes for her role in the US crime drama.

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Today marks 20 years since deadly Bali bombings

Today marks 20 years since the deadly Bali bombings. On October 12 in 2002, three bombs were detonated in Bali which killed 202 people, including 88 Australians. The attack was the single largest loss of Australian life due to an act of terror. Memorial services will commemorate the anniversary of the bombings in Kuta, Canberra and Sydney.

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Date announced for Coronation of King Charles

Buckingham Palace has announced the Coronation of King Charles will take place on May 6. In line with over 900 years of tradition, the Coronation will take place at Westminster Abbey and be conducted by the Archbishop of Canterbury. The Ceremony will see King Charles crowned alongside Queen Consort Camilla.

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WSJ Opinion: Putin’s Revenge For Crimean Bridge Bombing

Following the Kerch Bridge bombing on Oct. 8, 2022, Vladimir Putin has retaliated with a barrage of missile strikes for what he called 'terrorist attacks' by Ukraine. Images: Sputnik/Kremlin/AP/AFP via Getty Images Composite: Mark Kelly

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Tensions arise as Taiwan celebrates its national day

Taiwan has celebrated its national day as tensions rise with China. Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen has stated war with China is "absolutely not an option". Following US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan, China has conducted military drills in the water and airspace around Taiwan, placing added pressure on the existing tensions between the two countries.

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Putin addresses security council after missile strikes hit Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin has addressed members of his security council and confirmed he ordered the long-range missile strikes which hit multiple cities in Ukraine in retaliation to the attack on the bridge in Crimea. In the televised address, Mr Putin also accused the Ukrainian government of being on the same level as international terrorist organisations.

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Assange health fears after testing positive for Covid

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has tested positive for Covid and faces days of isolation in his prison cell, his wife has revealed.

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Biden condemns Russia’s missile strikes

US President Joe Biden has condemned Russia's missile strikes, vowing to continue imposing sanctions on Moscow.

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Chilling photo sent to parents of missing girl

The parents of a 14-year-old US girl who has been missing since leaving a football game with two mystery men said they’ve been sent a disturbing photo of her looking “injured and unwell”.

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11 killed in missile strikes in Ukraine

At least 11 people have been killed and 60 injured by Russian missile strikes across Ukraine. At least 83 missiles were fired, hitting the capital Kyiv and other major Ukrainian cities. Russia's President Vladimir Putin has said the attacks are retaliation for the weekend's strike on the Crimean Bridge.

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Corgi parade held at Buckingham Palace to honour the Queen

Corgi owners and their companions have gathered at the gates of Buckingham Palace to honour the memory of Queen Elizabeth II. Throughout her 70 years on the throne, the Queen owned almost thirty corgis - each with their own room at Buckingham Palace, accompanied by daily sheet changes.

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New Covid vaccine introduced in Australia

A new Covid booster shot which is anticipated to give better and broader protection against the deadly virus has entered Australia’s vaccine rollout.

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Putin blames Ukraine for bridge blast

Russian President Vladimir Putin is blaming Ukraine for the Crimean bridge blast at the weekend, labelling it as a terrorist attack. The accusation comes as Moscow bolsters security on the bridge in the wake of the explosion.

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Waitress loses it over customers’ insulting tip

A group of customers not only stayed more than one hour past closing, but left an 'insulting' tip.

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Fires and smoke on Tehran streets as protests continue

Flames and smoke billows in the streets of Tehran, as protests over the death of Mahsa Amini continue.

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My name is only one letter and it’s a nightmare

A man named D has explained why his parents chose to only give him such a unique name.

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‘Terrorist attack’: Furious Putin unleashes

Vladimir Putin has blamed Ukraine for the blast on the Crimea bridge and described it as an “act of terrorism”.

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Serial killer dies in agony in jail

Peter Tobin, one of the most evil “psychopaths” in Scottish criminal history, has died in hospital.

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Pacific region facing ‘strategic competition’: Albanese

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says it’s a “dangerous time” for the world. “We live in an era where there’s strategic competition in our region and there’s great global uncertainty,” he said.

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Three dead after Crimea bridge explosion

Three people have died after a key road-and-rail bridge linking Crimea to Russia was destroyed by a major explosion. The Kremlin is blaming the blast on a truck bomb – calling it a terrorist act.

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Elon Musk suggests Taiwan becomes a special administrative zone

A Taiwanese senior lawmaker has condemned Elon Musk's proposal to turn the island into a special administrative zone like Hong Kong. The politician is accusing the billionaire of undermining Taipei's sovereignty and compares the situation to the one in Ukraine. Taiwan asserts itself as an independent state and has rejected China's offer to run under a one-country, two-systems model.

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Soulless act moments after tragedy

A soulless thief pick-pocketed a dead man crushed by a truck in Manhattan as ghoulish onlookers cheered her on, video obtained by The New York Post shows.

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Petrol station explosion in Ireland leaves 10 dead

An Irish petrol station exploded in an 'unspeakable tragedy' leaving 10 people confirmed dead. The explosion tore through the petrol station and two floors of the apartments above came crashing down.

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‘Arrogant’: How Meghan, Harry planned to target Queen

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle reportedly planned to target the Queen with a charm offensive before she died.

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Russian bridge explosion sparks two theories

Ukrainian commandos could have used an enormous truck bomb or a suicide drone to blow up Vladimir Putin’s favourite bridge.

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Three dead after Crimea bridge explosion

At least three people have died after a key road and rail bridge linking Crimea to Russia was destroyed by a major explosion.

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Mum ‘covered in bandages’ as kids killed

Two toddlers were mauled to death by the family’s pet pit bulls on Wednesday afternoon.

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New US study shows rise in teen vaping

A new United States government study has highlighted the increase in teens using electronic smoking devices this year.

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‘Poisonous’: Huge problem crippling China

Apple. Amazon. Google. Samsung. Volvo. They’re just some of the big names shutting up shop and moving out of China.

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Rights campaigners win 2022 Nobel Peace Prize

The 2022 Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to three winners this year. The winners included jailed Belarusian activist Ales Bialiatski, Russian organisation Memorial and Ukrainian group Centre for Civil Liberties. Committee Chair Berit Reiss-Andersen used the announcement of the prize to call on Belarus to release Mr Bialiatski from prison. The prizes will be officially awarded in Oslo. Norway in December.

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Newsreader announces she is trans on air

An US news reporter has come out as a transgender woman during her local news program.

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Bali top cop lifts lid on bombing probe

The former Bali Police Chief who led the investigation into the 2002 bombings has spoken for the first time about what went on behind the scenes, revealing how he warned foreign police he would arrest them if they tried to conduct their own investigations on his turf.

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Sexy sheer style on trend for Aussies

Sheer fashion is in and underwear is optional – or being worn as tops – as we head into party season, if the runways of Paris fashion week are anything to go by.

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Slow hurricane recovery outrages Florida residents

Outraged residents have berated authorities in Florida as they remain without power and running water. Frustration is mounting in communities – now more than a week after Hurricane Ian struck.

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Claims of war crimes during Russian retreat

Sky News has uncovered evidence of possible war crimes in newly liberated Ukrainian towns. Russian troops made a hasty retreat from the northern community of Yampil. They left behind military equipment after raiding homes and allegedly killing civilians.

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Julian Assange’s wife in fiery clash with John Bolton

The wife of WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange has gone head-to-head with former US national security adviser John Bolton in a rare TV appearance. Mr Bolton said Mr Assange deserved more than 175 years in prison for publishing classified material – which sparked a fiery response from Stella Assange.

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Elon Musk halted in his Twitter takeover

Elon Musk has agreed to buy Twitter at its original price but hasn’t settled the deal financially yet, Sky News Business Editor Ross Greenwood says. “The stocking point here is actually trying to get that finance now, of course stock markets, bond markets, they’ve all moved … even the appetite of some of the lenders might be a bit different now,” Mr Greenwood said. “Elon Musk is still convinced he’s going ahead with it but basically Twitter is saying at this stage well until you stump up that $US44 billion you ain’t taking over anything.”

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Russia trying to ‘throw bodies forward’ to ‘stabilise’ defensive line

Russia is trying to “throw bodies forward” to “stabilise” their defensive line, Former NATO Director of Arms Control William Alberque says. “Russia is trying to set the table for an end game to negotiate and try to keep the territory that is already has,” Mr Alberque told Sky News Australia. He said Russia’s economy is going to take a “huge hit” from sanctions as the war with Ukraine continues.

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At least 37 killed in Thailand mass shooting

At least 37 people including 22 children have been killed in a mass shooting at a day care in Northern Thailand. The attacker has been identified as an ex-police officer and was reportedly armed with a shotgun and a knife. The children were sleeping in a locked room when the attack occurred.

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Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addresses Sydney Lowe Institute

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has given an address to the Lowe Institute in Sydney via a live video link from Ukraine. Mr Zelenskyy thanked Australia for their support during the war against Russia and in particular for the Bushmasters Australia has provided. “This equipment has performed masterfully. They preserve the lives of our soldiers on the ground,” Mr Zelenskyy said.

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$15m Lotto winner’s insane promise to friend

In the space of a year Michael* from Porirua’s life changed in the most contrary of ways: He lost a loved one. And he won $15 million. This is the heartwarming story of one man’s generosity, gratitude and humble dedication to his community, NZ Herald reports.

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Princess of Wales has first solo engagement

Princess of Wales Kate Middleton has had her first solo engagement, visiting a maternity ward in Surrey to hear about the unit’s work. Meanwhile, Prince William visited England’s National Football Centre to mark its 10th anniversary.

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US facing major oil price rise after production cut

Energy organisation OPEC has agreed to the biggest cut in oil production since before the pandemic. Sky News Washington Correspondent Annelise Nielsen says OPEC has justified this decision by saying it's necessary to try to curb global increases in prices. The countries in OPEC represent about 40 per cent of oil production globally. OPEC has decided to cut oil production by around two million barrels per day in November, with much of it being taken out of Russian production.

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Biden, DeSantis Discuss Ian Response as the President Visits Florida

President Biden praised Floridians’ “grit” in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian during a visit to Fort Myers Beach Wednesday. He met with Gov. Ron DeSantis and surveyed the damage caused by the storm. Photo: Olivier Douliery/AFP/Getty Images

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Joe Biden visits hurricane hit areas of Florida

United States President Joe Biden is travelling to different parts of Florida that have been devastated by Hurricane Ian. Rescue efforts are being continued in some of the hardest hit areas in the region.

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Alec Baldwin and Rust crew reach settlement

Actor Alec Baldwin and producers of the film Rust have reached an undisclosed settlement with the family of late cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. Ms Hutchins was working on the set of Rust when Mr Baldwin allegedly fired a revolver with live rounds that killed her. Under the settlement, the civil settlement by the Hutchins family against Mr Baldwin and the Rust film’s crew will be dropped.

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Catherine cradles newborn in surprise visit

Catherine, Princess of Wales has stunned onlookers in her first solo royal public engagement since assuming her new title.

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‘Rust’ film set to resume after settlement

Alec Baldwin and the family of late “Rust” cinematographer Halyna Hutchins have reached an undisclosed settlement in the wrongful death lawsuit against the actor and others.

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WSJ Opinion: Stacey Abrams Changes Her Story on Election Denial

Video Flashback: Speaking on CNN on Oct. 3, 2022, Georgia Gubernatorial Nominee Stacey Abrams claims she 'never denied the outcome' of her 2018 defeat to Brian Kemp. Footage from 2018 tells a different story. Images: AP/Getty Images Composite: Mark Kelly

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North Korea launches missile over Japan

North Korea has triggered an alarm in Japan after launching a ballistic missile over Japan unannounced. The missile was fired over the country and landed into the ocean.

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‘Sorry for your pain’: Britney’s mum in desperate plea

Britney Spears’ mum has taken to Instagram begging her daughter for forgiveness over any “pain” caused during the pop star’s 13-year conservatorship.

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Finding Tech Entry Points

Phil Camporeale, portfolio manager at J.P. Morgan Asset Management, offers his take on big tech stocks in a rate hike environment.

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Brady, Gisele ‘to divorce over NFL row’

NFL star Tom Brady and supermodel Gisele Bundchen have reportedly hired divorce lawyers and are preparing to divide their multimillion-dollar empire.

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‘Choked kid’: Shock claim against Brad Pitt

Brad Pitt allegedly “choked” one of his children with Angelina Jolie and “grabbed” his then-wife by the head on their now-infamous 2016 private plane flight, according to court documents obtained by The New York Post.

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Ukraine tank blitz leads to massive victory

Dramatic video shows Ukrainian tanks storming towards occupied Kherson city – part of a lightning advance of 40 kilometres in a day.

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Palaeontologist Professor Svante Paabo wins Nobel Prize in medicine

Swedish palaeontologist Professor Svante Paabo has won the Nobel Prize for medicine for his work sequencing the genome of the Neanderthal and discovering the previously unknown hominin, Denisova. The Nobel Committee says Professor Paabo generated a new understanding of our evolutionary history and gave rise to the new discipline of paleogenomics.

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Heavily damaged boats line the coast in Fort Myers

Footage has shown heavily damaged boats that line the coast of Fort Myers after Hurricane Ian.

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Tributes held outside Indonesia stadium after deadly stampede

Tributes have been held outside the Kanjuruhan Stadium in Malang days after at least 125 people died in a stampede.

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Margot Robbie’s mates arrested in paparazzo ‘brawl’

Two British filmmakers potentially face up to six years in an Argentinian prison after being arrested for allegedly assaulting a paparazzo who snapped photos of Margot Robbie and Cara Delevingne.

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UK government will not go ahead with tax cut plan

The British government will not go ahead with its planned tax cut for higher income earners after widespread backlash from Conservative MP's and voters. United Kingdom Prime Minister Liz Truss has defended the policy reversal and claims it has become a distraction from fixing the economy.

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Hidden message in Meghan and Harry’s new portrait

A stunning portrait of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry has been shared, just days after the release of a new official image of Prince William and Catherine, the Princess of Wales.

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Aussie telcos warned of new breach in massive ‘Chinese hack’

Australian companies have been warned of a “supply chain vulnerability” by a group of suspected Chinese hackers who compromised a widely-used program for customer service chat bots.

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Biden, Harris mocked over recent gaffes

Both Joe Biden and Kamala Harris suffered awkward gaffes last week with the president and vice president copping a lot of heat online from their critics.

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ASIO mission to rescue women and children in Syria

The federal government is planning to launch a secret mission to repatriate dozens of Australian women and children stuck in Syria. The ASIO operation is set to rescue 16 women and 42 children held in the al-Roj detention camp near the Iraqi border. They are family members of former Islamic State fighters and have been held in Syria since the fall of the terrorist organisation in 2019.

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Beatles’ Ringo Starr cancels concert after sudden illness

Beatles’ legend Ringo Starr has been forced to cancel a concert after falling ill.

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Fears global bank on the brink of collapse

Credit Suisse is scrambling to reassure investors and clients about its liquidity and capital position as rumours swirl that the major global investment bank is on the verge of collapse.

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UK PM defends tax cuts in mini-budget

UK Prime Minister Liz Truss has admitted her government should have laid the ground better before announcing billions of pounds worth of tax cuts.

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Jape Kong Su farewelled in emotional service

Emotional mourners pay tribute to prominent Darwin businessman Jape Kong Su, who passed away last Monday.

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Dramatic rescue of four people from rough seas as Hurricane Ian approaches

The US Coast Guard said it rescued four people from a boat caught in heavy seas near the Oregon Inlet in North Carolina who forced to abandon their vessel due to heavy weather as Hurricane Ian approached the Carolinas.

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127 people killed in Indonesian football riot

At least 127 people were killed when angry fans invaded a football pitch after a match in Indonesia.

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Fishing world erupts over alleged cheating controversy

A pair of American fishing champions have been accused of cheating in a high-paying competition, and the video evidence is damning.

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At least 120 killed at Indonesian football match

At least 120 fans have been killed and 180 others injured after supporters clashed following an Indonesian league football match.

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Ukrainian counter attack forces Russians back

Ukrainian forces have entered one of the four regions in the country that Russia annexed in face of international condemnation.

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Nord Stream 2 pipeline leaks appear to have stopped, say Danish authorities

Danish authorities believe the Nord Stream 2 pipeline carrying natural gas from Russia to Europe appears to have stopped leaking. Western nations have accused Russia of inflicting the damage that caused the leaks in an act of "sabotage".

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Clean-up begins in Florida following Hurricane Ian

As Hurricane Ian moves further inland into the Carolinas and Virginia, the state of Florida has begun the mammoth clean-up. The damage bill is expected to run into the billions and low-income Americans are likely to be hit the hardest.

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Russia withdraws from Donetsk city

Russian forces have retreated from the city of Lyman in the region of Donetsk after Ukrainian forces launched strikes. Reports suggest Russian forces withdrew over fears of being encircled by Ukrainian forces. Ukraine has reportedly re-taken the city a day after Russian President Vladimir Putin proclaimed the annexation of four Ukrainian regions, including Donetsk. The city has been a vital logistics and transport hub for Russian troops since it was first taken.

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