A group of MPs are considering launching a parliamentary probe into the role of UK trade envoys after Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's arrest on suspicion of misconduct in public office, it is understood.
The Business and Trade Committee will meet on Tuesday to discuss its options, as police continue to investigate the allegations against the former prince following the release of files related to paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein.
A celebrity favourite Sydney hair salon figurehead has broken her silence after scathing comments about a bride's wedding day hairdo went viral when they were accidentally sent to the bride herself.
Marilyn Koch, co-founder and matriarch behind renowned Double Bay hairstylist Joh Bailey, spoke out after the hurtful messages were read by newlywed Jessica Leis.
An Aussie small business operator will take further action after two young women were allegedly captured on CCTV stealing from her market stall.
Duverah owner Jess Adelman was selling handmade jewellery at the local Eumundi Markets on Queensland's Sunshine Coast on Wednesday when she noticed the pair acting suspiciously near her stall.
Dear Vanessa,
My mum died suddenly in January. I'm the one sitting at her kitchen table going through her paperwork - bank statements, insurance letters, passwords scribbled in notebooks. It feels surreal.
What's made it worse is realising she never made a proper will.
Australia should not be in the business of helping Islamic State fellow travellers find their way back to Australian streets.
That is the core of what Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said this week when asked about the so-called ISIS brides and their children attempting to leave camps in northern Syria.
The Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey has lashed out at Nigel Farage and Reform UK accusing them of 'dividing' people and sharing 'Trump's admiration of Vladimir Putin'.
Sir Ed's comments came today as he spoke out against the rise of Reform UK, equating their vision to a UK version of 'Trump's America', and claimed the Liberal Democrats had 'proudly' led opposition to the US president in the UK.
They were awards given to The Beatles at the peak of their fame - but have been out of sight for 60 years.
Now the gongs, including one for their 1966 smash hit Paperback Writer – a number one in both the UK and US charts – are to go under the hammer this coming week.
As the home of the Bronte sisters, the picturesque Yorkshire village of Haworth and the windswept moors that surround it have long been a place of pilgrimage for lovers of literature.
But now, after the release of the much-hyped Hollywood version of Wuthering Heights, a tidal wave of tourists has begun descending onto its tiny cobbled streets.
The Australian government has vowed to respond accordingly after US President Donald Trump used a little-known trade law to reimplement his sweeping tariffs, set to take effect in just days.
The US Supreme Court ruled Trump's trade policies unconstitutional on Friday in a landmark 6-3 ruling.
A pub landlady who inherited the entire £2.5million estate of notorious burglar killer Tony Martin had 'no idea' she stood to land the fortune.
Farmer Martin, who died last year aged 80, was initially jailed for the murder of 16-year-old Fred Barras and for seriously injuring accomplice Brendon Fearon after they broke into his isolated farmhouse, near Wisbech, in 1999.
I've just returned from the Plateau state in Central Nigeria. The faultline, where the country's largely Muslim north meets the country's predominantly Christian south.
Muslim Christian violence has strafed Nigeria for decades. It is a brutal conflict that has claimed thousands of lives.
A developer has ignited debate over plans to funnel affordable-housing tenants through a separate 'poor door' at a six-storey apartment block in one of Sydney's wealthiest suburbs.
The proposed block with 34 apartments in Mosman will have two foyers - one for tenants paying below-market rent in 10 apartments, and another for those paying full price.
