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Planes collide at Heathrow, no one hurt
Two planes have collided at Heathrow Airport, causing damage to both aircraft.
Sierra Leone declares emergency over drug kush - made from human bones
Rampant use of kush, a psychoactive blend of addictive substances, has led Sierra Leone's president to declare a national emergency.
Biden surveys collapsed Baltimore bridge, third victim found
US President Joe Biden took an aerial tour of the collapsed Baltimore bridge that is blocking a key East Coast shipping lane, and he pledged federal help in rebuilding the span.
More than 150 rescued from floodwaters in NSW deluge
Multiple rainfall records have been smashed by the deluge and scores rescued from floodwaters.
Israel dismisses UN resolution on possible war crimes as 'distorted text'
The United Nations Human Rights Council has called for Israel to be held accountable for possible war crimes and crimes against humanity in the Gaza Strip,
Roads crack, flights grounded as rare earthquake hits US east coast
The Statue of Liberty swayed as a "violent rumble" swept through New York.
Simon Young - from Pickering to Pitcairn mayor
Simon Young is the first non-native mayor of Pitcairn. Originally from Yorkshire in the UK, Simon visited Pitcairn in 1992 and liked it so much he returned permanently in 1999 with his wife Shirley… Audio
Ukraine war: Six Russian planes destroyed by drones, says Kyiv
Ukraine has carried out a drone attack against targets in southern Russia.
Israeli military dismisses two officers over deadly drone strikes on aid workers
The strikes killed seven aid workers who were on a food delivery mission.
NZ-NATO deal to be settled in 'coming months' - Winston Peters
The Foreign Minister made the comments following meetings in Belgium.
Could a celebrity chef help push the US to act in Gaza?
Chef José Andrés is a Washington legend. Could Israel killing his aid workers push the US to act?
South African footballer shot dead in car hijacking
Police say South African footballer Luke Fleurs was shot dead in a car hijacking at a Johannesburg petrol station.
Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia
We cross the ditch to Canberra to talk to our correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio
Defence Minister met with US military contractor to talk about AUKUS Pillar Two
The Defence Minister has met with a major American military contractor to talk about the controversial - and critics say 'anti-China' - security pact AUKUS Pillar Two.
Officials told Judith Collins… Audio
Doctors Without Borders doesn't believe Israeli claims over strike on aid workers
The medical charity says many humanitarian personnel have been attacked previously.
Former Sth African Speaker charged with corruption
It's been a few weeks since we crossed to Africa - so we welcome back Nabil Ahmed Rufai who has been keeping watch for us from Ghana. Audio
US: outraged Biden speaks to Netanyahu after aid workers killed
We'll kick off Friday in New York City - our North America correspondent is Bevan Hurley. Audio
Australia's East Coast braces for 'major rain event'
Sydney is on flood watch alongside at least 30 rivers across NSW and Queensland, as torrential rain is expected to pummel eastern Australia over the next 48 hours.
China sends "security delegation" to Tonga
Critics say the visit is another sign that China wants to embed officers in police forces across the Pacific, but the Tongan prime minister is playing down the significance of China's offer.
Pressure mounts on Biden to get tougher on Israel after aid worker deaths
United States correspondent Todd Zwillich speaks to Susana Leiataua about pressure mounting on Joe Biden to get tougher on Israel following the deaths of aid workers and the judge in Donald Trump's… Audio