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Arson attack that killed innocent Melbourne woman linked to tobacco wars, police say

on février 17, 2025 The Guardian The Guardian

Katie Tangey, 27, died after arsonists hit the wrong address while she was house-sitting her brother’s home in Truganina in JanuaryFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app

Starmer urges Trump to provide ‘backstop’ for European peacekeeping force in Ukraine

on février 17, 2025 The Guardian The Guardian

British prime minister says force would need protections such as air cover that only US can provide Keir Starmer has

Australia news live: unverified video appears to show Australian captured by Russia; NSW to consider racial hatred laws

on février 17, 2025 The Guardian The Guardian

Oscar Jenkins appears in video uploaded to YouTube. Follow today’s news liveAn unverified video appears to show Australian man Oscar

Trump administration firing hundreds of FAA employees despite four deadly crashes in four weeks

on février 17, 2025 The Guardian The Guardian

President moves to cut Federal Aviation Administration workforce as critics say public safety could be endangeredThe Trump administration has begun

Kemi Badenoch says ‘western civilisation will be lost’ if Tory party fails

on février 17, 2025 The Guardian The Guardian

Conservative leader calls ‘pronouns, diversity policies and climate activism’ a ‘poison’ in speech at rightwing eventKemi Badenoch has said “our

Irish figures show €6bn drop in trade with Great Britain

on février 17, 2025 The Guardian The Guardian

Value of imports and exports is now about €32bn, with chemical sector among those hit by Brexit red tapeTrade between Great Britain and Ireland dropped more than €6bn in 2024 as post-Brexit frictions hit shipments

PM does not rule out vote on Ukraine peacekeeping role for UK troops

on février 17, 2025 The Guardian The Guardian

Spokesperson says Keir Starmer’s previously stated view that military action needs consent of MPs has not changedUK politics live –

Tree-killing beetle found to be attracted to Britain most common spruce

on février 17, 2025 The Guardian The Guardian

Discovery of pest in UK raises fears for Sitka spruce, which accounts for half of country’s commercial plantationsA beetle that

Elon Musk’s efficiency department pushes to access taxpayer data from IRS, says report – US politics live

on février 17, 2025 The Guardian The Guardian

The Washington Post reports ‘Doge’ is requesting access to the system that contains the personal financial records of millions of

Europe live: European leaders meet in Paris to discuss Ukraine’s future

on février 17, 2025 The Guardian The Guardian

Emmanuel Macron convenes summit to try to find path outside EU as US and Russia prepare to meet without European

Streeting says ‘hell of a lot’ still to do after PM says NHS has met its two million extra appointments pledge – UK politics live

on février 17, 2025 The Guardian The Guardian

Health secretary said he is not doing ‘victory laps’ as Labour says it has met its manifesto promise earlyHealth secretary Wes Streeting has been on the media round for the government this morning, and has

Prominent Muslim groups claim reaction to Sydney nurses video is ‘selective outrage’

on février 17, 2025 The Guardian The Guardian

Coalition of Islamic groups says remarks made by nurses that they would kill Israeli patients were ‘emotional and hyperbolic’Get our

Australia’s next tropical cyclone gets name change to avoid confusion with prime minister

on février 17, 2025 The Guardian The Guardian

Cyclone Zelia, which hit Western Australia on Friday, brought the Bureau of Meteorology to the end of an alphabetical listFollow

Friends of Russian anti-war singer cast doubt on official version of his death

on février 17, 2025 The Guardian The Guardian

Vadim Stroykin reported to have killed himself by jumping from a ninth-floor window during visit by security servicesNo one knows

Cook Islands PM defends signing of wide-ranging deal with China

on février 17, 2025 The Guardian The Guardian

Mark Brown says Beijing deal that covers trade, investment, oceans, infrastructure and transport complements ties with New ZealandThe Cook Islands

UK firms mull biggest layoffs in a decade as business confidence slumps

on février 17, 2025 The Guardian The Guardian

Impending tax rises from autumn budget fuel collapse in sentiment and rising redundancy intentions, surveys showUK employers are preparing for the biggest redundancy round in a decade amid collapsing business confidence as firms brace for

New Zealand’s ‘Everyone must go!’ tourism campaign ridiculed as emigration hits record high

on février 17, 2025 The Guardian The Guardian

Tagline has quickly become the subject of derision, with some critics likening it to a clearance sale slogan A New

Poorest UK households pay rising share of income on council tax, study finds

on février 17, 2025 The Guardian The Guardian

Resolution Foundation report says failure to reform has ‘slowly recreated the issues that undid the poll tax’Britain’s poorest households are

Artist Lindy Lee quits Creative Australia board after ‘heartbreaking’ decision to dump Biennale pick

on février 16, 2025 The Guardian The Guardian

Lee calls unanimous decision a ‘violation’ of principle of valuing an artist’s voiceFollow our Australia news live blog for latest

At least eight dead in Kentucky flooding with number expected to increase

on février 16, 2025 The Guardian The Guardian

Heavy snowfall expected in New England, with bone-chilling cold predicted for northern plainsMuch of the US faced another round of

Australia news live: Victorian police commissioner quits after no-confidence vote; Sydney faces more train chaos

on février 16, 2025 The Guardian The Guardian

Chief commissioner Shane Patton leaving the role ‘effective immediately’. Follow today’s news headlines liveGood morning, and welcome back to a new week on the Australia news live blog. I’m Emily Wind, and I’ll be taking

Trump under fire for likening himself to Napoleon amid attacks on judges

on février 16, 2025 The Guardian The Guardian

President posted ‘he who saves his country does not violate any laws’ quote attributed to French emperorCritics rounded on Donald

Ukraine recaptures frontline village amid signs of slowing Russian advance

on février 16, 2025 The Guardian The Guardian

Pischane in Donetsk back under Kyiv’s control as Zelenskyy renews call for fighting to end ‘with a just and lasting

‘The US is ready to hand Russia a win’: newspapers on Europe’s Trump shock

on février 16, 2025 The Guardian The Guardian

European papers express deep alarm at declaration of an ‘ideological war’, while the NYT says Putin may soon ‘realise his

Five charged with trans man’s murder in New York after ‘repeated acts of torture’

on février 16, 2025 The Guardian The Guardian

Police in upstate New York say Sam Nordquist, 24, who was from Minnestoa, endured weeks of tortureFive people in New

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