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  1. The PM was minutes away from headlining a $2,500-a-head Labor fundraiser when everything changed: Inside Albanese's evening scramble as news of Helen Haines attack emerged

    Anthony Albanese was forced to abandon a ritzy Labor fundraiser on Monday night, as news broke about Independent MP Helen Haines.

  2. Could rise in bowel cancer in young people be due to premature ageing? That's just one of the startling new claims as scientists investigate Katy Lander who was just 32 when she was diagnosed

    Katy Lander was constantly bloated, exhausted and suffering stomach pain when she first went to her GP. The 32-year-old was told she was probably run down and stressed.

  3. 'They love saying us girls are all falling out': Angela Rayner suggests sexism is behind claims of Cabinet rift over immigration plans

    Angela Rayner dismissed evidence of tensions at the top of Government, saying people 'love saying those girls are all falling out'.

  4. Strictly Come Dancing star speaks out after time on show 'cut short' by sad exit

    Julian Caillon has spoken out after he said his and Dame Sarah Storey's time on BBC's Strictly was 'cut short'

  5. 'We're in crisis': The California coastal town under siege from fires, high surf, El Niño

    Few cities in California last week felt the full brunt of the climate crisis more than the small coastal town of San Clemente.

  6. East San Fernando Valley light rail line gets underway — five years behind schedule

    Construction on Metro's East San Fernando Valley light rail project will begin this week. Service is targeted for 2032.

  7. Horvath backs Raman in mayor's race, giving her a strong ally in the Valley and Westside

    The endorsement from L.A. County Supervisor Lindsey Horvath could help mayoral candidate Nithya Raman push back on claims that she struggles to work well with other politicians.

  8. Chabria: Why Trump's attack on California voting is false — and even a bit funny

    Federal prosecutors announced voter fraud charges against 28 Californians. State Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta said the small number shows "there is no widespread voter fraud."