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  1. Premiership winner scores in England debut

    England debutant Jasmin Strange darts over the try line to extend her team's lead over Wales at the Rugby League World Cup.

  2. Lindsay Clancy judge denies bid to question holdout juror who refused to acquit mom in murder of her three children

    The Massachusetts judge who oversaw the Lindsay Clancy trial has denied a motion to question the one juror who refused to acquit the mother in the murder of her three children.

  3. Sarah Palin pleads for prayers for cancer-stricken former NHL star boyfriend Ron Duguay as she shares photos of him in hospital bed

    Former Alaska Governor and Vice Presidential nominee Sarah Palin has asked for prayers for her retired NHL star partner as he battles stage four cancer.

  4. Pope Leo's treatment for lung cancer was successful, Vatican announces

    Pope Leo's treatment for lung cancer was successful, the Vatican announced on Wednesday.

  5. Ben Roberts-Smith breaks silence

    War hero and accused war criminal Ben Roberts-Smith has broken his silence in a new interview with 2GB.

  6. Man with 'nunchucks' arrested after alleged threats at WA MP's office

    The arrest comes as the attack on Helen Haines prompted debate about threats of violence against public officials.

  7. Rabada returns to help Jansen bring the heat

    South Africa got their bowling right against Australia on day four in Gqeberha, but they also brought a level of fire that had previously been missing.

  8. Teens, 16 and 15, arrested for attempted murder after Liverpool stabbing

    A 37-year-old man and a 41-year-old woman have also been arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender

  9. Moment motorcyclist films himself hitting 189mph on £20,000 bike as he is jailed for four years after high-speed police chase

    Amin Belechguer, 29, has been jailed for four years after racking up 21 dangerous driving offences on his high-powered Kawasaki Ninja H2r motorcycle in Kent, London and Essex.

  10. It's virtue-signalling gone mad - Sinn Fein, the Social Democrats and the Labour Party all back legal change to allow stillborn babies be classified as 'non-binary'

    SINN Féin, the Social Democrats and the Labour Party all supported legislation that would have allowed stillborn babies to be classified as 'non-binary'.