In a 7.30 interview, US journalist Evan Gershkovich describes his 2023 arrest in Yekaterinburg by Russia's FSB, his time in a Moscow detention centre, and his later release in a prisoner swap.
Data Centres Australia says members struggle with community consultation timing after AI firms paused or abandoned projects, including a proposed 1200-megawatt centre at Tungkillo in South Australia.
A South Australian coronial inquest into the 2022 drowning of nine-year-old Cyrus John Buck at the Waikerie Swimming Pool was adjourned to 9 December 2026 after new evidence, including two Triple Zero call recordings, emerged.
ANZ CEO Nuno Matos told a parliamentary inquiry on 12 November 2026 that record equity markets alongside rising interest rates create a 'dangerous situation' for the world, though he does not expect an Australian recession.
Several longstanding disability advocacy organisations were told by Australia's Department of Health they will not be part of a new funding model replacing the existing program from the end of November 2026, ABC News reported.
In a Country Life interview, Catherine, Princess of Wales, said nature and faith helped during her recovery from an unspecified cancer diagnosed in 2024. Prince George's kingfisher drawing appeared in the same edition.
New rules for England's National Blue Plaque Scheme will let plaques commemorate people linked to buildings that have since been altered, replaced or demolished, with public nominations open until 13 January 2027.
A new Environment Agency report says levels of two 'forever chemicals' in English rivers fell between 2016 and 2025, while PFAS remain widespread after decades of historic use.
New guidance this spring will support neighbourhood commissioning of home care, which the government says could help people see the same carers more often while reducing travel time for staff. The plans are part of the National Care Service, with a review brought forward.
The UK government says more than three million leaseholders in England will gain stronger rights to request service charge information and challenge unfair costs, with protections phased in from 1 April 2027 to 1 November 2028.
The UK government has opened a consultation on proposals requiring companies to check that commodities such as soy, palm oil and cocoa are not linked to illegal deforestation overseas, Defra announced.
The MHRA has approved retifanlimab, sold as ZYNYZ, for adults with a form of advanced anal cancer that cannot be removed by surgery. The drug is given with chemotherapy and was previously approved for a rare skin cancer.
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