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Magnitude 7.7 earthquake hits Indonesia, tsunami warning issued
Strong earthquake epicentre near Endea triggers evacuations of thousands, USGS confirms multiple aftershocks.
Trump criticises deployment of USS Abraham Lincoln
The president raised concerns over the duration of the mission, while families of sailors warned of mental health issues among the crew.
Trump dismisses concerns over USS Abraham Lincoln's stay
The president stated that 250 days at sea is not a cause for concern and confirmed the arrival of the USS George Washington.
Mangione pleads guilty to killing of UnitedHealthcare executive
Luigi Mangentine has pleaded guilty to federal charges in the killing of Brian Thompson, with a separate state trial in New York to follow.
UK government considers scaling back electric vehicle targets
Consultations on reducing the zero-emission vehicle mandate could lead to an increase in CO2 emissions by millions of tonnes annually.
Ukrainian police dismantle network of scam centres
More than 400 raids, thousands of devices seized in operation against fake call centres.
Zambia suspends vote count
Electoral commission halts count amid reports of violence and ballot theft, while opposition demands urgent probes.
Probe into Farage re-opened following Clacton
The standards commissioner has reopened the case involving donations of £5m following Farage's return to Parliament.
Albanese calls for easing of gambling incentives, announces changes
The Prime Minister highlights the national interest in the AUKUS pact, while the country faces investigations and security incidents.
Director of Public Prosecutions expresses regret over Levy case failings
Stephen Parkinson pledges recruitment following failure to alert court to rape and murder charges before Levy was released on bail.
Hegseth: US can maintain blockade of Iran indefinitely
The US defence secretary said in Panama that rotation of ships means the military can keep constant pressure on Tehran, while Trump claims control of the Strait of Hormuz.
Train derailed in East Sussex, 11 injured
Two passengers seriously, nine slightly injured in train crash between Haywards Heath and Lewes; major disruption to services.
Hinckley sends message to Jodie Foster after decade of silence
John Hinckley Jr. says he does not follow the actress's career, which was the motive for the 1981 attempt on Ronald Reagan.
Judge dismisses lawsuit against Harvard over alleged discrimination
Federal judge rules that administration failed to prove a persistent violation of civil rights law on campus.
Nigeria: Vultures protected in sacred forest
Local community in south-east Nigeria protects vultures in a shrine, using spiritual practices to safeguard the endangered species.
Trump accepts Leavitt's resignation, she remains as advisor
The White House's youngest press secretary is stepping down for family reasons, but will retain an influential role within the Republican Party.
Apache helicopter crashes in Texas, killing two soldiers
A military AH-64 helicopter crashed in Bell County during a routine flight, sparking a fire and the evacuation of nearby homes.
Bragg stirs anger over housing comments, government introduces tech bill
The shadow minister for housing defended his controversial remarks, while the government unveiled a new law requiring tech giants to fund journalism, with significant concessions included.