A former BBC boss has revealed most reporters there are opposed to Reform UK and that she overruled editorial policy to get more primetime airtime for Nigel Farage.
Deborah Turness, who quit as BBC News CEO last November after a Panorama scandal over a Donald Trump speech edit, has opened up about attitudes at the corporation.
A Queensland tradie saved a little girl after an alleged carjacker attempted to steal the vehicle she was sitting in, forcing a primary school to lock down.
Police rushed to Antill Street in Brisbane's inner northern suburb of Wilston around 3.30pm on Thursday after receiving reports of an attempted car theft.
A 20-million-year-old whale fossil has been excavated from a Victorian beach after it was discovered by a family late last year.
The one-tonne fossil was found at Ocean Grove Beach on Bellarine Peninsula in December when Queensland holidaymaker Kristina Davidson noticed bones protruding from the sand and contacted Museums Victoria.
The former Duchess of York demanded to travel first class after asking Jeffrey Epstein to pay for her and her daughters' flights to visit him after he was freed from jail, new emails reveal.
Messages show the convicted sex offender's staff were instructed to ignore Sarah Ferguson's repeated calls and emails requesting that her already luxurious business class seat be upgraded.
Megyn Kelly revealed a 'creepy' decades-old photo of Bill Clinton 'looking down the chest' of her young friends as Hillary began her deposition over alleged ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
Kelly dropped the photo during an interview with Tucker Carlson, while the ex-First Lady took questions from members of Congress at the Chappaqua Performing Arts Center, near the Clintons' home in Westchester County, New York.
The victim of high-profile rapist Tom Silvagni has broken her social media silence.
The woman, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, said she chose to speak out to reassure other sexual assault survivors that experiencing a rollercoaster of emotions is normal.
Amanda Knox has sparked outrage by launching a podcast series which will examine Lucy Letby's murder convictions and question how people 'look for scapegoats instead of the truth'.
Knox, 38, from Seattle, was convicted of murdering British student Meredith Kercher, 21, at their shared home in Perugia, Italy, in November 2007 before her conviction was overturned and she was released from prison in 2011.
Millions of property investors could face new limits on negative gearing, with the Albanese Government considering capping the tax break to just two investment properties as it looks to repair the budget deficit.
Treasury is reviewing possible changes to negative gearing alongside reforms to the capital gains tax (CGT) discount for existing properties, amid mounting pressure over housing affordability.
The housekeeper who worked for Utah grief author Kouri Richins has testified that she supplied her with the drugs the prosecution says the mom-of-three used to murder her husband.
Richins, 35, was arrested in connection with the death of her husband Eric, 39, in May 2023 and finally went to trial in Park City, Utah, on Monday.
Pakistan's defence minister has declared 'open war' on Afghanistan, as his country's military launched a volley of airstrikes in response to a Taliban attack on the border.
Kabul, Afghanistan's capital, was rocked by multiple explosions in the early hours of Friday, with dramatic footage broadcast by Pakistani news apparently showing major blasts.
Millions of property investors could face new limits on negative gearing, with the Albanese Government considering capping the tax break to just two investment properties as it looks to repair the budget deficit.
Treasury is reviewing possible changes to negative gearing alongside reforms to the capital gains tax (CGT) discount for existing properties, amid mounting pressure over housing affordability.
Democratic and Republican lawmakers are calling on Donald Trump's top economic adviser to testify over his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein after a new photo from the Department of Justice files emerged.
The photo purports to show Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick alongside Epstein and three other unidentified individuals on a tropical island.
