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South Africans who blow the whistle face retaliation and murder: their stories over five decades

South Africa’s long history of wrongdoing spans from Willem Adriaan van der Stel’s days of running a corrupt trading monopoly to present-day South Africa. Van der Stel was the second Governor of the Cape Dutch Colony, from 1699 to his removal in 1707.

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Pro-Palestine protesters to defy Starmer’s call to halt October 7 marches

University students from several institutions are expected to gather at events in London, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Leeds on Tuesday.

Evening Standard

Theo The Golden Retriever Touched Thousands Of Lives Before His Peaceful Farewell

Theo, a 15-year-old golden retriever, lived a life full of love, service, and joy. From working as a police dog to spreading happiness as a therapy companion, he left a lasting mark on everyone around him.

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Keir Starmer tells students not to protest on anniversary of Hamas attacks

Keir Starmer has urged students not to protest on the second anniversary of the October 7 attacks ...

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Second double child homicide accused freed on bail

A second person accused of unlawfully killing two toddlers and injuring a third after leaving them alone minutes before fire engulfed the home will be bailed.

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Woman filmed cutting down yellow ribbons for Israeli hostages from north London fence is named

The woman was filmed with a pair of scissors tells furious bystanders: ‘I’m not committing a crime’

Evening Standard

Police probe 'attempted arson' at Canary Wharf migrant hotel

Firefighters were sent to Britannia International in Marsh Wall just before 5pm on Sunday

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Victim numbers down under controversial crackdown

Queensland's Liberal National government has toasted its controversial youth crime laws after police data revealed victim numbers fell in 2025.

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View from The Hill: Two years of a distant war have brought much damage to Australian society

Two years ago, who would have imagined the police and the Palestine Action Group (PAG) would be fighting in court over whether demonstrators should be allowed to rally outside the Sydney Opera House?

The Conversation

Tuesday briefing: What new plans to curb pro-Palestine Action demonstrations mean for our right to protest

In today’s newsletter: New home secretary Shabana Mahmood has announced proposals to further curtail pro-Palestine Action protests – but what do they mean, and will they work?

The Guardian - UK

Pro-Palestine activists ask court to make genocide ruling during battle over Sydney Opera House protest

Palestine Action Group argues ongoing killing in Gaza means Sydney march scheduled for Sunday has prerequisite ‘seriousness and urgency’

The Guardian - AU

Decades old outback triple-murder mystery in spotlight

Three young friends left for an outback motorcycle trip 47 years ago, only to be later found dead in remote bushland from gunshot wounds.

AAP

Connecticut mom charged after police say she tried to poison husband with spiked bottle of wine in bitter custody battle

Woman admitted to the attempted poisoning and a sample of the wine confirmed chemical levels, police say

The Independent UK

'Never give up hope': dam, drone search for missing boy

Police say they will "never give up hope" of finding a four-year-old boy missing from his family's outback sheep station for 10 days, as the search continues.

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‘Father’ withdraws appeal after Russian woman and children found living in cave leave India

Russian national Nina Kutina lived with her two children in a ‘very big and beautiful cave’ in the Gokarna forest

AAP

Ex-police boss' nephew wants cop job after porn 'joke'

A former police commissioner's nephew fired for sharing pornography says cops should be allowed to crack "bad or distasteful jokes" without losing their jobs.

The Guardian - US

Republicans post fake image of Oregon protest – using photos of South America

A federal judge had blocked Trump’s request to deploy California national guard to Portland

AAP

Searchers find no trace of elderly man lost in bushland

Crews have scoured swathes of bushland trying to find an elderly man who disappeared while trying to retrieve his bogged car.

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The Guardian - AU

Western Sydney University graduates sent ‘fraudulent’ emails claiming degrees were ‘revoked’

University apologised to recipients, saying emails were referred to police and were not legitimate

The Independent UK

Chief Meteorologist Devon Lucie was put on leave during the investigation into the domestic incident

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A Known Stalker Was Able to Get Within Feet of Prince Harry Twice During His Recent Trip to the U.K.

"It should not be left to two office staff to act as extra eyes and ears or provide a physical barrier," a friend said of Harry's security situation in the U.K. "That should not happen. It is only going to take one motivated, lone individual for this to go south…

The Guardian - AU

New Zealand foreign minister Winston Peters’ home vandalised ‘during a protest’

Man charged as police allege a window was smashed in a rare act of violence targeted at a New Zealand politician’s home

AAP

Investigation into 'terrorist propaganda' graffiti

The slogan "Glory to Hamas" appeared emblazoned on a city billboard on the anniversary of the October 7 terror attacks on Israel, sparking condemnation.

Evening Standard

Keir Starmer urges London students to scrap 'un-British' October 7 protests

The Prime Minister claimed protests set to take place at universities - including a number in London - on Tuesday showed a lack of respect

The Independent UK

October 7 anniversary: Starmer says planned protests are ‘un-British’

The prime minister has spoken as people around the world mark the anniversary

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