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'Tough decision': Magpies skipper to leave AFLW club
An already underperforming Collingwood have been dealt a massive blow, with AFLW captain Ruby Schleicher to return to her native Western Australia.
'People have been radicalised': former Labor leader points finger after alleged attack on MP
Alleged attack on MP triggers bipartisan alarm over political hate.
‘Slowly losing myself’: Elina Svitolina announces end of marriage to Gael Monfils amid Ukraine war
The Australian Open semi-finalist and the recently retired French crowd favourite had been married for five years.
Behind the 'happy chaos' farm life portrayed by Archie Ranger's 'pregnant' stepmum before the Grafton boy, five, was found duct-taped inside a sleeping bag
She called it 'happy chaos'... Now, the Mail reveals the social media posts, pregnancy clue and blended family photo that paint a fuller picture of the Grafton household at the centre of a police probe.
Dueling Talarico and Paxton rallies take place in Texas as polls show a dead heat in crucial contest that could determine control of Senate
The Lone Star State hasn't sent a Democrat to the Senate since 1993 but State Representative Talarico has a marginal lead over Texas Attorney General Paxton in the polling averages.
Accused culpable driver denies killing two cyclists in crash earlier this year
Fatal crash case mentioned in court for the first time.
Trump rally chaos with man arrested for threatening to kill president just hours before he is set to take stage in Kansas as disturbing Facebook posts are revealed
A Kansas man has been charged with threatening to kill President Donald Trump during the president's visit to Wichita.
Skills crisis could see the UK fall behind EU and China, says Sir James Dyson
The tycoon highlighted figures which show only one in 11 UK graduates studied engineering or related subjects - far fewer than in countries such as China and Germany.
Emergency doctors' chilling winter warning as 96% claim A&E departments are not prepared
Scotland's A&Es are facing a 'perfect storm' this winter as it emerged 96 per cent of senior medics polled said the departments are poorly prepared.
