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The Department of Justice says the release of the Epstein files will take "a few more weeks" after a million additional documents were uncovered. 

A 10-year-old girl named Matilda has been identified as one of the victims of Sunday's terror attack at Sydney's Bondi Beach.

A rare dinosaur fossil – known as 'Spike' - is about to go under the hammer in London. 

An ultra-rare dinosaur skeleton is being auctioned in London this week, sparking debate about the ethics of selling specimens with scientific value.

The United States President has used the annual turkey pardoning ceremony at the White House to reveal his administration is "very close" to a Ukraine-Russia peace deal.

World-famous footballer David Beckham is handed the honour, for services to sport and charity, at a ceremony at Windsor Castle. 

British police say a mass stabbing on a London-bound train is not believed to be terrorism related. 

An underground rock band has been jailed for 13 days in Russia, after footage of them playing a banned anti-Kremlin song in St Petersburg went viral. They could face much longer sentences if they re-offend.

An ongoing censorship crackdown in Russia sees a teenage band jailed after a performance of an anti-Kremlin song went viral, but the protest keeps growing.

King Charles marked the major milestone in Aboriginal land rights alongside Uluru-Kata Tjuta's traditional owners.

Scientists have uncovered a "Jurassic superhighway" in an English quarry, which had been buried under tonnes of rock for 166 million years. 

The decisions come after British media reported that the Duchess had described the disgraced financier as a "steadfast, generous and supreme friend" in a 2011 letter.

Away from the public eye, Katharine, the Duchess of Kent, was a trailblazer quietly changing lives.

Moscow's drone incursion into Polish airspace this week may have just laid bare how fruitless Europe's summer of talkfests has been. 

Australian troops are among a group of allies helping train Ukrainian soldiers in England. Despite technological advances in war, sometimes it's about getting back to basics.

Demonstrations are held in Ukraine and across Europe as the country marks its 34th year of independence, and the fourth year since Russia's invasion began. 

Trying to get to the UK is a treacherous journey for refugees. Even if they make it, growing protests and increasingly hard-line policies are waiting for them.

Accounts from inside Tehran's Evin Prison are as harrowing as they are rare — many of those locked up inside never make it out. Now Iranian officials say 71 people were killed in an Israeli strike there last week.

When fire on opposite sides of Australia destroyed two of the country's most unique native plant gardens it was the start of two rebuilds – and one extraordinary friendship.

A display of Australian Great Sun Orchids at London's Chelsea Flower Show is awarded a gold medal by the Royal Horticultural Society's notoriously strict judging team.

The UK and European Union have reached a wide-ranging agreement on security co-operation and trade at their first formal summit since Brexit. 

The UK and European Union have reached a wide-ranging agreement on security co-operation and trade at their first formal summit since Brexit. 

The youngest cardinal to vote in the conclave has described his experience of electing the new pope. 

A fierce fire burning near Mount Dandenong flared overnight, with locals voicing anger about the time it took for warnings to be issued.

Long-shelved board games are being dusted off as families on the Gold Coast make the most of prolonged outages.