Laws should be tightened to stop an Islamic State-linked cohort from obtaining passports and returning to Australia, the Opposition says.
But the minister responsible insists the threshold has not been reached to bar the group from receiving travel documents, despite declaring the government does not want them to return.
One summer evening, a prominent British businessman opened his laptop and began tapping out a long email. The year was 2019, long before Prince Andrew, Duke of York, would become plain Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, and the writer had a lot to get off his chest. Specifically, he wanted to warn the Prince of Wales that his younger brother’s business activities risked damaging the reputation of the whole Royal Family.
A corner shop has been shut down after health and safety inspectors discovered the 'worst infestation' of mice 'they have ever seen.'
Crisp packets ripped into and eaten by the rodents were for sale on the shelves of a Premier Express in Portsmouth, Hampshire.
A Catholic monk who admitted sending naked photographs of himself to a woman holidaymaker will not be prosecuted after the Crown Prosecution Service ruled the snaps were 'spiritual'.
Brother Titus Keet, 77, confessed to having 200 pictures of himself posing naked on a beach at daybreak, but says they are not sexual.
As a sadistic Essex kennel owner begins a five-year prison sentence for animal cruelty and fraud, the full extent of his cruelty towards hundreds of pets including dogs, monkeys, horses and even a lama can be revealed.
Oaveed Rahman, 26, posed as a kind-hearted animal lover to deceive owners into handing over their problem pets – but then butchered them and kept tens of thousands of pounds over in 'rehoming' and 'training fees' and donations.
Ducking down in a futile attempt to avoid being photographed, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is driven from a Norfolk police station last Thursday.
The former Duke of York was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office by police investigating his dealings with the convicted child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
A hero police detective amongst the first on the scene of the London Bridge terror attack who was sacked for making jokes about travellers on WhatsApp has been pictured for the first time.
Detective Constable Mark Luker of British Transport Police (BTP) rushed to the scene after three terrorists deliberately drove a van into pedestrians walking over London Bridge, before fleeing to Borough Market and stabbing innocent bystanders, in June 2017.
The Tories have moved to outflank Labour by pledging to slash eye-watering student loan repayments.
Kemi Badenoch is proposing to get rid of 100,000 places on 'low quality' university courses to fund an overhaul.
Anger has been growing at the huge interest rates on so-called 'Plan B' loans, with many former students highlighting that their debt is rising despite being in good jobs.
Meghan Markle has offered new hosting advise while advertising her branded Brut as she reminded people to chill the sparkling wine before serving.
The Duchess of Sussex, 44, gave the 'tip' while showcasing her As Ever bottles of the celebratory drink in a series of new photos on Instagram.
TOMORROW week, Sarah Keane will finally settle into her work as chief executive of Cricket Ireland. Having been appointed in October, the former Swim Ireland CEO has been working a couple of days a week in Kinsealy since Christmas and by now should be fully aware of the scale of the task that confronts her.
Keir Starmer is scrambling to stop Donald Trump's latest tariff assault inflicting more damage on the UK economy today.
The US president has escalated his response after the Supreme Court dramatically struck down his 'liberation day' reciprocal levies on Friday.
Thieves have stolen hundreds of 'toxic' poppy heads from a rural farm, prompting a public health alert over the potentially life-threatening products.
Police are investigating after intruders looted about 1,700 dried poppy plants from a farm in Ballarat between February 14 and 16, police said.
