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    President Macron refuses to step down

    France's president blames an "anti-republican front" for toppling the government.

  2. French government collapses after no-confidence vote

    Far-right and left-wing parties join forces to oust Michel Barnier over Budget

  3. A night of chaos in South Korea

    Its president says he's lifting martial law - hours after suspending political processes.

  4. French government on the brink after budget forced through

    Opposition parties say they'll back a no-confidence motion in Prime Minister Barnier

  5. MPs vote to progress Bill to legalise assisted dying

    MPs have advanced a Bill to legalise assisted dying to the Committee stage

  6. MPs prepare to vote on assisted dying bill

    MPs will vote in the second reading of a bill to legalise assisted dying

  7. Does Lebanon ceasefire bring wider Middle East peace closer?

    The US envoy who brokered the deal tells us it opens the door for broader peace.

  8. Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire expected to start within hours

    US President Joe Biden says 鈥減eace is possible鈥� as he announces deal

  9. US says Israel and Hezbollah close to ceasefire deal

    US officials said "we believe we're close" to ceasefire deal between Israel and Hezbollah

  10. Gordon Brown says he opposes assisted dying bill

    The former prime minister calls for commission to improve end-of-life care.

  11. Would Israeli PM face arrest if he travels to UK?

    The International Criminal Court issues arrest warrant for Benjamin Netanyahu.

  12. Ukraine fires UK Storm Shadow missiles into Russia

    Ukraine fired UK-supplied weapons at targets in Russia for first time, 麻豆社 understands

  13. Ukraine fires long-range US-supplied missiles inside Russia

    A senior Republican senator tells us it shouldn't have taken so long to get permission.

  14. Farmers to descend on London for protest over inheritance tax

    Thousands of farmers will rally in central London against changes to inheritance tax

  15. Mother blames TikTok for teenage daughter's suicide

    What can be done to protect children from harmful content on social media?

  16. Could Trump presidency push UK closer to EU?

    Bank of England governor says UK must 鈥渨elcome opportunities鈥� to rebuild ties with EU.

  17. What do Trump's top job picks mean for the world?

    Donald Trump makes a series of eye-catching nominations to his top team.

  18. Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, resigns

    The Archbishop of Canterbury has resigned over his treatment of a child abuse scandal

  19. Bill to legalise assisted dying is published

    A private members' bill to legalise assisted dying has been published ahead of debate

  20. Another assassination plot against Donald Trump

    3 people are charged in connection with a plot to kill the President-elect

  21. Trump begins appointing transition team

    President-elect Donald Trump has appointed Susie Wiles as his chief-of-staff

  22. Donald Trump re-elected as President of the United States

    Trump sealed an extraordinary comeback to be elected 47th President of the United States

  23. US presidential campaign draws to a close

    Final rallies in one of the closest races for the White House in history

  24. The last weekend before America decides

    Donald Trump and Kamala Harris converge on Wisconsin

  25. Dozens missing after devastating Spanish floods

    Flash floods have killed around 160 people

  26. Rachel Reeves delivers first Labour budget in 14 years

    The Chancellor announced 拢70bn worth of public spending and 拢40bn worth of tax rises

  27. Minimum wage to rise in Reeves鈥� first budget

    The minimum wage is to be increased in Labour鈥檚 first budget in 14 years

  28. Israel bans UN Palestinian refugee agency

    Israel bans key UN aid agency from operating in the country.

  29. What can be done to protect children from 'catfishing'?

    One of the world's most prolific online child abusers has been jailed for life.

  30. Chancellor to change debt rule to free up 拢50bn

    Rachel Reeves has said she will make a technical change to the way it measures debt

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