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UK PM Johnson accused of garden party during lockdown

Invitations sent to dozens of people, asking them to bring their own 'booze'.

Breakers apologise to Sky after contractor hands over 'porn' files on hard drive

A source said there were 'hundreds' of explicit videos on the drive.

Parking wardens assaulted with scooters, told 'I hope you die'

Some regions experience significant increase in attacks.

Salary show and tell: Why MPs want to see your pay data

A select committee wants big business to lift the lid on its pay gaps.

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Sideswipe: You've heard of Elf on the shelf ...

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'Last plane out': Jet fighter escort for Kiwi rugby team after war declared

Kiwi rugby team's tour had dramatic ending due to outbreak of Falklands War.

Experts: Why we're seeing more sharks this summer

Scorching seas have warmed up the surf at our beaches. Have they also lured more sharks?

Nick Kyrgios tests positive for Covid week before Aussie Open

Kyrgios pulled out of a crucial pre-Australian Open match at the last minute.

Watch: Pilot plucked from crashed plane as train hits wreckage

Los Angeles police frantic dash to retrieve Cessna pilot as commuter train bears down.

Novak Djokovic's father calls on Queen to intervene

Srdjan Djokovic says his son has been subjected to 'brutal human rights violations'.

'Avalanche of child Covid cases': Expert warns Govt to delay school return

"We need to be decisive and move fast," epidemiologist warns.

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Shark attack: 'I was screaming' - teen's horror ordeal in harbour

The 13-year-old received 52 stitches after she was bitten several times by a shark.

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Sex-assault victim's 'horrible' wait - thousands of trials crippled by Covid

More than 44,000 court proceedings and 400 jury trials have been delayed due to Covid-19.