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Prince Harry and Meghan: ‘near catastrophic car chase’ in the spotlight

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s involvement in what they called a “near catastrophic car chase” with US paparazzi in Manhattan has been put under the microscope amid claim and counterclaim from those involved.

The Week

Concerns UK will be ‘dangerously exposed’ when transport aircraft cut

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace pushed back against the concerns and said the A400M is ‘performing’.

The Independent UK

Labour considers plans to let EU nationals and 16-year-olds vote

Shadow minister says proposal to let migrants living in UK vote in general elections part of policy process, not final manifesto plan

The Guardian - UK

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Rishi Sunak vows to use ‘as many barges as it takes’ to house asylum seekers

PM fires back at Archbishop of Canterbury, as cabinet minister admits pledges are ‘difficult’ to meet

The Independent UK

Labour ‘to look at’ lowering voting age and expanding franchise to migrants

Shadow business secretary Jonathan Reynolds also insisted his party under Sir Keir Starmer is embodying a ‘classic Labour offer’.

The Independent UK

Delivering on Sunak’s five pledges may be difficult, says Grant Shapps

Energy secretary says government ‘absolutely committed’ to promises, amid criticism of PM from senior Tories

The Guardian - UK

Jacob Rees-Mogg urged to explain why he compared PM to Borgia family

JACOB Rees-Mogg has been urged to explain his bizarre comparison between Rishi Sunak and the Borgias – a noble Italian house known for treachery.

The National (Scotland)

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Jim Chalmers refuses to rule out Coalition's proposal to increase JobSeeker income free threshold

Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers has refused to rule out the Coalition's proposal to increase the JobSeeker income free threshold, but Social Services Minister Amanda Rishworth has dismissed it as a "thought bubble with no substantive analysis behind it".

ABC News

Social Services Minister Amanda Rishworth ‘not afraid’ to take Voice advice

frontbencher Amanda Rishworth has declared she won't be afraid to receive advice on her portfolio from an Indigenous Voice to parliament

The New Daily

Ousted Victorian MP Moira Deeming says she will never quit or resign from Liberal Party

Moira Deeming says she feels she was "relentlessly hunted" before being expelled from the parliamentary party room, but will never quit the Liberal Party.

ABC News

Labor leaves door open for jobseeker recipients to work more hours before losing payments

Treasurer says government won’t rule out adopting Peter Dutton’s proposal for social security recipients to be able to earn more before being penalised

The Guardian - AU

Deeming vows to stay in Liberal party – as it happened

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The Guardian - AU

Police ‘to dig for missing student’s body’ after serial killer Levi Bellfield ‘confesses’

Metropolitan police detectives in contact with family of Elizabeth Chau, who vanished 24 years ago

The Independent UK

Police ‘to dig for remains of missing student after serial killer Levi Bellfield confession’

The serial killer has allegedly confessed to the murder of Elizabeth Chau who went missing in west London in 1999

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Wales Online

Bellfield 'confession' prompts 'police ‘to dig for missing student's remains'

Police have confirmed that they remain in contact with missing Elizabeth Chau’s family

The Independent UK

Police ‘to dig for remains of missing student after Bellfield confession’ - OLD

The serial killer has allegedly confessed to the murder of Elizabeth Chau who went missing in west London in 1999.

The Independent UK

Royal fan arrested for 13 hours at coronation describes moment police ‘grabbed her from crowd’

‘They handcuffed me straight away and then pulled me out of the crowd and put me against a barrier’, said Alice Chambers

The Guardian - UK

Police apologise after detaining royal fan at coronation for 13 hours

Alice Chambers was handcuffed by officers when she was standing on the Mall near Just Stop Oil protesters

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The Independent UK

Royal superfan arrested for standing near Just Stop Oil protesters misses coronation

Alice Chambers says she was held for 13 hours, searched, and had her DNA taken before police decided to take no further action

Evening Standard

Royal fan misses Coronation after arrest on Mall when mistaken for Just Stop Oil protester

Alice Chambers was on The Mall to see the King’s coronation when she was held by police and had to spend 13 hours in custody

Daily Mirror

Royal fan misses King's Coronation after 13-hour arrest for standing near protesters

Alice Chambers, travelled to The Mall in the hope of getting a perfect spot to watch the historic event unfold and get a glimpse of the King on his Coronation day before her traumatising 13-hour arrest

The Week

Eurovision 2023: what you need to know about Liverpool extravaganza

The first semi-final for this year’s Eurovision Song Contest has seen Ireland fail to qualify for the main event.

Cycling Weekly

CW Live: Giro d'Italia stage five updates, stray dog causes Evenepoel to crash, Kaden Groves wins the stage as Mark Cavendish crashes

Bringing you all of the action from stage five of the Corsa Rosa

The Week

Baby born using three people’s DNA

A baby has been born using three people’s DNA for the first time in the UK, said the fertility regulator. Most of the baby’s DNA comes from their two parents and around 0.1% from a third, donor woman. To prevent inherited disease, doctors created a “three-parent baby” by using a…

The New Daily

Chalmers defends budget’s ‘meaningful’ help amid split on interest rate risks

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has defended his second budget as offering "meaningful relief to households" – while not contributing to inflation.

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