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Experts ‘deeply’ concerned over Iran’s work at underground nuclear site
A leading American institute researching the Islamic Republic’s nuclear program sounded the alarm this week about the regime’s unmonitored underground…
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UK
Democrats will have ‘field day’ with Trump inquiries if they win House, legal experts say | US midterm elections 2026
Donald Trump’s presidency is dogged by investigations involving political and personal abuses of power and accusations of corruption by a…
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Australia
Why climate change experts warn the record-breaking death toll is a window into the future
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UK
Is it really worth splashing out £5 on posh crisps? Experts warn ‘healthy’ snacks can be just as bad for you as Walkers
From truffle-flavoured, hand-cooked crisps to lentil crisps branded as ‘better for you’, Brits are increasingly falling prey to the temptation…
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Australia
Robert Pether stuck in Iraq. UN experts on torture voice concern
Australian engineer Robert Pether, who was sentenced to five years in prison on trumped-up charges, cannot continue receiving treatment in…
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UK
Experts issue warning to UK holidaymakers over mosquito repellents – with one only working for three minutes
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Australia
Anti-corruption experts call for Big Build royal commission
Former ombudsman Deborah Glass and former IBAC chairman Robert Redlich called for a Big Build royal commission in an interview…
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Australia
Our experts on Laurie Daley's picks for Origin decider
He sacked NSW coach Brian To’o, retained key playmakers and overhauled his backline. We make our decision.
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UK
UK state threats bill could pull British journalists into terror prosecutions – experts | UK security and counter-terrorism
British foreign correspondents could face prosecution if they use sources from state-backed groups in countries such as Iran under national…
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