One 17-year-old died at the scene; the other remains hospitalized as investigators review the incident involving a two-seat e-bike and a Mitsubishi Outlander on the Gold Coast.
Electoral Commission warned Morgan McSweeney to declare donations over £7,500; the £50,000 payment to Labour Together remained secret for more than three years as McSweeney rose to a top staff role.
New Zealand police say Tom Phillips was unlikely to surrender and that multiple sightings of him and his children over years were deemed too dangerous to intervene.
Insiders reject talk of a split as the royal duo pursues a shared agenda, with appearances and private moments analyzed for signs of discord.
Institute for Fiscal Studies says achieving 3.5% of GDP for defence by 2035 could require sweeping cuts to the Ministry of Justice and Home Office, framing the scale of reform needed for higher military spend.
Ukrainian president emphasizes finishing the war as the priority; elections could occur if a ceasefire is in place, he says in Axios interview after UN address
President says finishing the war is his priority; elections would be considered if a ceasefire allows, though Ukraine remains under martial law.
A North Korean merchant ship briefly crossed the disputed western sea boundary near Baengnyeong Island; Seoul issued an audio warning and fired warning shots, with no immediate retaliation reported.
Union says changes threaten jobs and demand; millions face delays as delivery shifts to community mailboxes