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Australian defence minister says war crimes report ‘made her ill’

Australian defence minister Linda Reynolds said she was “physically ill” after reading a military report which claimed to have evidence showing 39 Afghan prisoners,...

EU gives upbeat assessment of state of Brexit trade talks

The European Union has issued one of its most upbeat assessments of the state of post-Brexit trade negotiations. EU Commission president Ursula von der Leyen...

Premier League clubs hone in on Upamecano and United keen on Varane

Liverpool and Manchester United have been given a boost in their pursuit of RB Leipzig defender Dayot Upamecano. The Daily Mirror, citing a report...

Pep Guardiola signs new two-year contract with Manchester City

Pep Guardiola has agreed a new contract to remain as Manchester City manager for a further two seasons, the Premier League club have announced. Guardiola...

China rejects criticism from UK and allies over Hong Kong

China has hit back aggressively at the latest criticism of its Hong Kong policy from the UK and its allies. China’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao...

American train attack witness in Paris hospital

An American, who tackled a so-called Islamic State operative aboard a high-speed train, has gone into hospital, casting doubt on whether he will be...

Ethiopia accuses WHO chief of backing defiant Tigray region

Ethiopia’s government has accused the head of the World Health Organisation of lobbying neighboring countries to aid the rebellious Tigray regional government with arms...

WHO warns of deadly second coronavirus wave across Middle East

The World Health Organisation has warned that the only way to avoid mass death across the Middle East is for countries to quickly tighten...

Samoa PM appeals for calm after first coronavirus case

The leader of the small Pacific nation of Samoa has appealed for calm after the country reported its first positive coronavirus test. Prime Minister Tuilaepa...

EU Commission recommends wide use of rapid Covid-19 tests

The European Commission has asked EU member states to generalise the use of rapid antigen tests as winter approaches and Europe struggles to contain...

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