Gladys Berejiklian alleged to have favoured ex-boyfriend, then an MP, in awarding of grants in his constituency

Week-long registration process launches typically noisy – and deadly – 7 months of campaigning for over 18,000 positions

Britain must ‘clamp down on the criminals that seek to enter our country illegally using forged documents’, says home secretary

It’s first time since April that entire country isn’t under the measure

State media says projectile’s ‘remarkable combat performance’ verified

Congressional nod hours before deadline a rare show of cross-party unity to keep lights on for next 2 months

Republic also records another 2 virus fatalities

This follows court ruling on media companies being responsible for user comments on a story

Wayne Couzens snatched Sarah Everard off the streets of south London in March this year

Demonstrators gather outside high school in eastern Kabul demanding right for girls to return to class

Court rules ex-president will be able to serve sentence outside prison

Irmgard Furchner accused of murdering over 10,000 people at Stutthof concentration camp in occupied Poland

Mooted amendments will result in oversight of executive action by judiciary, among others, says Workers’ Party