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A technical issue at the Prestwick Centre air traffic control facility caused flight disruption across Scotland, Northern Ireland and northern England. The UK transport secretary, Heidi Alexander, has confirmed that the
Australia's foreign minister, Penny Wong, has spoken with the Palestinian foreign minister about the ongoing situation in Gaza. The conversation is part of Australia's continued engagement with international issues linke
Morocco's PJD, a political party with an Islamic reference, is trying to rebuild its image after a major defeat.
Newly revealed contracts show hidden terms inside President Trump’s drug-pricing deals. Reporters found details that were not made public before.
Thousands of people protested outside the Kennedy Center in Washington on Friday evening. They were reacting to fears that President Trump plans to demolish part of the arts institution.
Australia is considering a new rule that would ban smart glasses from government offices. Smart glasses are wearable devices that look like normal glasses but contain small cameras or computers.
US President Donald Trump has announced plans to sign an Arctic security pact with the leaders of Denmark and Greenland.
US President Donald Trump has said he is banning CNN and Politico from the White House. Both organisations are well-known American media companies.
A new lawsuit claims that Jeffrey Epstein had a huge collection of child sexual abuse material.
The Bank of England is the UK's central bank. It decides the country's main interest rate.
Australian Senator Jacqui Lambie has welcomed a decision by the Labor government to cancel a planned cap on health services for military veterans. A cap is a limit that stops something from going above a certain amount.
Australia's Labor government has reversed a plan to place a cap on allied health services for military veterans. The decision, described as a backdown, followed an emotional speech by Senator Jacqui Lambie in parliament.
A new government report says federal employees were paid billions of dollars to not work under a program connected to DOGE.
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has been seen in person at the International Criminal Court for the first time.
Mexico celebrated its Independence Day with a large ceremony at the Zócalo in Mexico City.
The UK is in talks about joining a new global defence bank. The plan is being led by Canada. The bank would help pay for military spending around the world.
The U.S. Senate has voted to begin considering a new bill about college sports. It is called the Protect College Sports Act.
U.S. President Donald Trump made a phone call to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to talk about artificial intelligence.
Australian politics is in the news today, with two major stories making headlines.
A planned summit between Iran and Arab countries about the Strait of Hormuz has fallen through, after Saudi Arabia asked for the meeting to be postponed.
