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Workers want company climate action – but don’t believe the hype
A new West Australian survey asks workers if they believe their employer has a responsibility to address climate change – and whether companies are making meaningful progress.
Black cab rapist John Worboys 'delighted' after being told he may be leaving jail for secure hospital
Black cab rapist John Worboys could be moved to a high security hospital, such as Broadmoor, after experts concluded he has a personality disorder.
French town hall that survived both world wars is incinerated after standing for 143 years as bloody riots spread across Europe
The cherished building, built in 1883, came tumbling down after it was torched by rioters. More than 1,200 people were arrested across France in the unrest.
Aussie sprinter's silver lining at tough cycling worlds
A tough world track cycling championships for Australia has ended with sprint silver medallist Leigh Hoffman providing a rousing finale in Shanghai.
Moment tour guide leads group of holidaymakers on river boat through Paris as city burns and sirens blare in the riots
A boatload of tourists on a cruise down the River Seine had a front row seat to the 'apocalyptic protests' in Paris on Saturday.
Moment distraught woman begs French rioters not to loot shop as thugs attack man defending his store - while 143-year-old town hall is incinerated and violent protests spread across Europe
The heartbreaking moment was caught on video, as the woman pleaded with a crowd of young male rioters not to loot her shop - a plea they ignored.
'Palestine poppy' sparks outrage among veterans who say it hijacks Britain's national symbol of remembrance
The badge is designed to commemorate those killed in the conflict with Israel, and according to its backers adapts the Palestinian flag as a symbol of 'solidarity'.
The town that's sliding down a hill: Residents fear their homes will 'fall down at any moment' as walls crack apart and dust rains down
Terrified families living in a neighbourhood in Guildford, fear 'disaster will strike' and their 1930s homes will collapse due to subsidence, with many facing demolition.
Zelensky warns US support of Putin is a 'historic mistake'
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky advised the U.S. that supporting Russian President Vladimir Putin is a "historic mistake.” “If United States will support Putin, I mean, it's unbelievable, it's tragedy, it's…
One neighbourhood's fight to 'stop last pocket of recreational space from being tarmacked'
The council wants to build 20 new homes on the spot.
