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The five remaining members of the

Bali Nine

The prime minister, Anthony Albanese, confirmed that Scott Rush, Matthew Norman, Si-Yi Chen, Martin Stephens and Michael Czugaj returned …

“When France and Germany advance, all Europe advances. When they don’t, it grinds to a halt” was how former French president Jacques Chirac put it almost a quarter of a century ago at one of the periodic love-ins between the EU’s two biggest member states.

So what would Chirac, who …

The government has announced that it has deported almost 13,500 people since coming to power, something ministers say proves their tough approach towards migrants but which human rights campaigners have warned could put lives at risk.

The government says it is on track to deliver the highest number of returns …

At least five people have been killed in shootings in and around a migrant camp near the northern French city of Dunkirk.

A 22-year-old man claiming to be the gunman handed himself to the nearby Ghyvelde police station at 5pm local time on Saturday.

The alleged perpetrator told police he …

Mayors of big cities and regions across England will be able to take control of rail services for the first time so they can tailor them to their areas’ economic needs, under devolution plans to be announced by ministers on Monday.

A white paper to be unveiled by the deputy …

Ministers failed to act on advice to tighten security laws that could have prevented an alleged Chinese spy from targeting Prince Andrew, a ­former attorney general has said.

Dominic Grieve, a former Tory MP who chaired the Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC) until 2019, said ministers were advised five years …

For Yoon Suk Yeol, last week’s short-lived

martial law declaration

When he

narrowly won the election

Donald Trump in recent weeks has expressed a keen interest in privatizing the US Postal Service (USPS) because of its financial losses, the Washington Post

reported

Trump

Here’s a festive quiz for all the family.

Is Prince Andrew:

a) Thicker than a fig pudding?

b) Greedier than Scrooge?

c) More puffed-up than grandad after a plate of sprouts? Or:

d) All of the above, plus a threat to national security who has cavorted with a suspected spy …

Labour’s plan to build 1.5m homes during this parliament is not achievable because of a severe skills shortage, an ageing workforce and Brexit, the head of Britain’s largest housebuilding company has said.

The government outlined on Thursday how it would achieve this goal. The proposals within the revised national planning …