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US: Mass shooting in California
Let's begin in the United States where at least ten people are dead in a mass shooting in California. With Nathan Rarere from the US is our correspondent Katherine Firkin. Audio
Citizen science program reveals rapid increase in light pollution around world
If you're finding it hard to see the stars in the sky where you live - you're not alone.
Brazil Congress riots: President Lula sacks army commander
Brazil's president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, has sacked the country's army chief, two weeks after rioting in the capital.
More classified documents in search of Biden home, lawyer says
The Justice Department discovered more classified documents during a search of US President Joe Biden's Wilmington, Delaware home, a lawyer for the president said.
White House chief of staff Klain expected to leave in weeks -sources
Ron Klain, President Joe Biden's White House chief of staff, plans to leave his post in the coming weeks, sources familiar with the matter said on Saturday, in a major changing of the guard.
As war rages on, the US arms industry is a big winner in Ukraine
As the war in Ukraine heads towards the one-year mark, so far there has been only one clear winner - the US arms industry.
Pathaan: Why Shah Rukh Khan's comeback film is a big deal
Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan's latest film Pathaan, which releases next week, has been hitting the headlines in India for the past several weeks. Video
France's Macron proposes big rise in defence budget
French President Emmanuel Macron has detailed plans for a major boost to the armed forces, to meet modern threats including Russia's war in Ukraine.
UK PM Rishi Sunak fined for not wearing seatbelt in back of car
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has been fined for not wearing a seatbelt in a moving car while filming a social media video.
Ardern 'relieved' as Labour prepares for 1pm Sunday vote
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says she's feeling relieved and doesn't doubt her decision to step down, as the party prepares to vote at 1pm Sunday.
Russia sanctions Clarke Gayford, media executives over 'propaganda'
RNZ's chief executive and Clarke Gayford are being sanctioned by the Russian Federation over accusations of "anti-Russian agenda".
Uproar in Serbia over Wagner recruiting for Russia
A Russian news video showing Serbians being trained to fight in Ukraine prompts fury in Belgrade.
US Treasury tries to avert crisis after hitting debt ceiling
Treasury department officials in the US are taking measures to avoid a disasterous financial crisis after the country reached its debt ceiling overnight.
The ceiling, of $31.4t, is the maximum amount… Audio
Western allies pledge raft of new military aid for Ukraine
Western allies have pledged a raft of new military aid for Ukraine.
European defence ministers from 11 countries are meeting in Estonia to announce the package, saying "we're in it for the long… Audio
Afghanistan: UN meets with Taliban on aid worker ban
The UN sends in its most senior team since the Taliban retook power to try to avert a looming famine.
What's behind Canada's drastic new alcohol guidance
A Canadian health agency has backed a report saying that even a little alcohol is too much alcohol.
Musk trial: lawyers clash over whether CEO lied in 2018 Tesla tweet
Tesla Inc chief executive Elon Musk "lied" when he said that funding was "secured" to take the company private, a lawyer for Tesla investors says.
Church of England bishops to reject same-sex marriages
The Church of England will refuse to allow same-sex couples to get married in its churches under released proposals.
Italian held in EU bribery probe agrees to tell all
The former European Union lawmaker is accused of being a leader of a criminal network that took Qatari bribes.
China's population falls for the first time since 1961
China's birth rate has fallen to 6.77 births per 1000 women - the lowest it has ever been.
