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Mystery of the skeleton discovered at Westminster Abbey is SOLVED: Remains found in Roman sarcophagus in 1869 belong to a high-ranking medieval monk, experts say
The identity of a mysterious skeleton discovered at Westminster Abbey more than 150 years ago may have been solved.
Helen Haines’ husband confirms MP has had second leg amputated
Helen Haines’ husband Phil has confirmed his wife has lost both legs following the alleged car attack.
House prices fall across every capital city in historic plunge
House prices have fallen across every Australian capital city for the first time in 15 years and had their steepest quarterly fall on record.
Husband of murdered police officer Nisha Patel-Nasri betrayed own guilt by 'smirking' during televised appeal to find her killer, documentary reveals
When special constable Nisha Patel-Nasri was found dying in the street metres from her home in May 2006, suspicion instantly turned to a botched break-in.
Accused attacker of MP appears in court
The accused attacker of MP Helen Haines, Brendan Nugent, will spend the next few months behind bars in Melbourne as he awaits his next court date.
PETER HITCHENS: Is it right for soldiers to be involved in politics? Generals need to shut up and soldiers must stay in their barracks
From Irish Guards acting as Downing Street stage props to a top general demanding we prepare for war, I'm concerned our military is drifting into propaganda.
SARAH VINE: French rioters aren't the weak, the starving, the desperate - they are the indulged children of a bloated welfare state and wokeism that threaten civilised society
As I watched the scenes of wanton destruction in Paris and beyond unfold over the past few days, I couldn't help thinking: is the zombie apocalypse finally upon us?
Deleted posts reveal Brendan Nugent’s mental health spiral as police consider more serious charges
The man accused of deliberately running down Helen Haines spoke of living with chronic pain as well as suicidal ideation and stays in psychiatric facilities.
Hazmat incident at Sydney high school
A number of students have reportedly been taken to hospital after a major hazmat incident at a high school in Sydney’s south-west.
Prince Harry's interview calling for 'reconciliation' with his family which aired during a State Visit is greeted by a chorus of royal eye-rolling
Prince Harry's first interview since returning to Britain threatened to overshadow a big day for King Charles and the Prince of Wales as they welcomed the Sultan of Oman to Windsor.
