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Albanese Apologises For Hurt After Bondi Attack: ‘I Feel The Weight Of Responsibility’

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has apologised over the hurt caused by the Bondi Terror attack after he was booed at Sunday's vigil.

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Christchurch Signs Amuses 'Slightly Haunted But Manageable,' Absurd Art Makes People Stop And Think

Six absurdist and humorous signs have been planted around Christchurch in New Zealand, which is a combination of art and social commentary. The artist? It's Cameron Hunt.

International Business Times UK

Ilhan Omar Says She'd Be Happy To Sit Down With Trump Despite His Attacks Against Her: 'See How Non-Garbage And Amazing We Are'

Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar said she'd be happy to talk with President Donald Trump despite his repeated criticism of her.

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Cosmopolitan Christmas: Stosie Madi’s French-African-Lebanese Christmas lunch – recipes

A cross-cultural jamboree of a festive meal, mixing Middle Eastern, west African and French cuisine: peppered smoked mackerel pies, crab gratin, slow-cooked lamb, jewelled rice, and a rum and pineapple cake to round things off

The Guardian - UK

‘This is why all Targets should keep it at customer service’: Man walks into Target for new Pokémon Phantasmal Flames. Then he tries to get a pack

If you’re a Pokémon fan, you probably know the struggle of trying to get a new trading card release.

The Mary Sue

Colombian Mercenaries Fighting For Sudanese Forces Suspected Of War Crimes: Report

Companies registered in the UK have been recruiting hundreds of former Colombian military members to fight with Sudan's Rapid Support Forces, a paramilitary group accused of war crimes and genocide, according to a new report.

Latin Times

2 dailies unable to print as mobs torch Dhaka newsrooms, assault journalist after India critic’s death

Hours after the leader of an anti-India group from Bangladesh succumbed to gunshot injuries, the offices of Bangladesh dailies Prothom Alo and The Daily Star were set ablaze by violent protesters, who also assaulted New Age editor Nurul Kabir.

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Film-maker Mstyslav Chernov: ‘I kept seeing Ukraine as a victim of this invasion – I wanted to tell another story’

The documentary-maker on new film 2000 Meters to Andriivka (the Guardian’s No 2 film of 2025), being on the Oscar circuit with 20 Days in Mariupol and filming on the frontline

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Jews & Muslims Unite In The Wake Of The Bondi Terror Attacks: ‘You Are Not Alone’

Rabbi Jeffrey Kamins and Australian National Imams Council special advisor Bilal Rauf became a symbol of unity after the pair shared an embrace during a vigil for the victims of the Bondi attack.

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Nigel Farage's old Dulwich College schoolmates pen open letter urging Reform leader to apologise amid racism claims

Some 25 former pupils and one ex-teacher at Dulwich College have signed an open letter to Reform UK leader Nigel Farage urging him to apologise

Evening Standard

Nigel Farage told to apologise for alleged racism by ex-schoolmates

Some 25 former pupils and one ex-teacher at Dulwich College have signed an open letter to the Reform UK leader

The Independent UK

Rep. Ilhan Omar Says Trump's 'Boilerplate Xenophobia' Has Driven Threats to Her Life

Rep. Ilhan Omar said President Donald Trump's repeated attacks on her and on Somali Americans have directly fueled threats against her life.

Latin Times

Chloe Kelly calls 2025 ‘the best year of my career’ after ‘dark time’ at Manchester City

The Lioness bounced back from being frozen out at City to win the Champions League and Euro 2025 this year

The Independent UK

‘We are more successful than they wanted us to be’: Chloe Kelly on team squabbles, scoring that penalty and surviving sport’s gender wars

Women’s football is booming – but the bigger it’s got, the messier it’s become for players. Through it all, the hot tip for Sports Personality of the Year has kept a cool head

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The Independent UK

How the ‘Queen of the Aga Saga’ moniker got Joanna Trollope all wrong

Despite several bestsellers earning her the adoration of millions of fans, the beloved author and acute observer of ordinary life long faced scorn from the literary elite

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian launches The Birth Keepers, a podcast series exposing the influencers who made millions profiting from free births, and the trail of tragedies that followed

The Birth Keepers is a new six-episode audio investigation, exposing how two influencers radicalised pregnant women around the world and the tragedies that ensued.

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Travelling To The US? You May Have To Hand Over 5 Years Of Your Social Media History

Aussies planning a US trip could soon have to hand over five years of social media activity, as Trump’s new proposal adds fresh requirements

International Business Times UK

How Many Sophie Kinsella Books Were Turned Into Movies? What You Need to Know

Three Sophie Kinsella novels were turned into films, including Confessions of a Shopaholic and Can You Keep a Secret?. Here's what to know about her book-to-movie legacy following her death at 55.

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The Independent UK

Nnena Kalu wins the Turner Prize 2025 in ‘seismic’ moment for award

The Glasgow-born, learning-disabled artist joins a prestigious list of recipients including Damien Hirst, Steve McQueen and Grayson Perry

Euronews

Archaeologists find 2,000-year-old party boat off Alexandria

The 1st-century luxury vessel matches the description given by the Greek historian Strabo, who visited the city of Alexandria between 29 and 25 BC.

The Guardian - UK

Goodbye angels, hello Ozempic needles – what’s behind the boom in bizarre Christmas baubles?

This year’s most-wanted ornaments include weight-loss syringes and favourite foodstuffs. When and why did Christmas trees become so commercialised?

The Guardian - UK

Morecambe FC break ties with takeover figure accused of supporting terrorist group

The UK government has frozen the financial assets of Gurpreet Singh Rehal after he was accused of supporting a terrorist organisation in India

The Guardian - UK

A guide to the Guardian’s 2025 charity appeal partners

This year’s appeal theme is hope – we are partnering with five charities supporting grassroots community work that challenges division, hate and despair

MusicRadar

“I was sitting there with my four-track and there was this riff that I had. I started singing this melody and saying that line, ‘I want to be yours…’ And I remembered the poem”: How Arctic Monkeys’ most popular song was created from early-’80s punk poetry

It has an astonishing 3.4 billion streams worldwide

The Conversation

Santa Claus: The Movie at 40 – how a box office flop became a ‘pure panto’ British Christmas staple

It’s December 1985, I’m six years old and I’m sat next to my dad in a small-town cinema in Norfolk. Some might unkindly describe the venue as a fleapit permanently on the brink of closure. Today, though, there’s snow on the ground and magic in the air.

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