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British backpacker dies in Sydney cliff fall

A British backpacker is reported to have died after falling off a cliff in Sydney early on Sunday morning. Emergency services were called to the...

Summit at Sandringham: Harry to meet Queen Elizabeth, Charles and William for crisis talks

Britain's Prince Harry will come face to face with Queen Elizabeth later as senior royals race to thrash out plans for Harry and Meghan’s...

Canada’s PM promises families of Iran plane crash victims they will get answers

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said it has been gut-wrenching to listen to stories from relatives of 57 Canadians who died in the downing...

President Trump expresses support for ‘brave’ Iranians

President Donald Trump has called on the Iranian regime to allow human rights groups to monitor protests in the Islamic Republic. The call comes in...

French PM open to talks on pension proposals which have sparked mass protest

The French prime minister has told the unions behind a crippling railway strike that he is open to backing down on controversial proposals to...

Ukraine to pay compensation to families of Iran plane crash victims

The Ukrainian government is offering about £6,200 in financial compensation to the families of its citizens who died in the plane crash in Iran. All...

Harry and Meghan’s dogs ‘have been flown to Canada’

Britain's Duke and Duchess of Sussex have reportedly flown their beloved dogs to Canada in what could be the biggest clue yet about where...

Boris Johnson welcomes Iran’s admission over ‘tragic’ downing of Ukrainian plane

Boris Johnson has welcomed Iran’s admission it unintentionally shot down the Ukrainian aircraft which crashed near Tehran as an “important first step”. The Iranian government...

Corbyn: There’s no excuse for shooting down Ukrainian passenger plane

British Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has told a rally the shooting down of a passenger plane in Tehran was an “appalling act” for which...

Iran admits Ukrainian plane was shot down ‘due to human error’

Iran has admitted unintentionally shooting down the Ukrainian aircraft which crashed near Tehran, killing all 176 people on board. The Iranian government had previously denied...

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