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Bondi terror attack updates: family of Jack Hibbert, 22-year old constable shot, say he ‘miraculously’ survived but has lost sight in one eye

Meanwhile rabbi Eli Schlanger’s father-in-law tells funeral of ‘unthinkable’ loss. Follow today’s news liveGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastTreasurer Jim Chalmers has just been on RN, where he has said the government is “focused” on combating antisemitism and gun control is

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Bondi terror attack updates: family of Jack Hibbert, 22-year old constable shot, say he ‘miraculously’ survived but has lost sight in one eye

California regulator puts on hold an order to suspend Tesla sales

Government invests £120m to save UK’s last ethylene plant

Bondi terror attack updates: NSW opposition leader says low policing levels left Jewish event attendees ‘sitting ducks’; PM speaking with antisemitism envoy ‘daily’

UK sex offenders may have to tell police about social media and dating accounts

Democrats to block Senate nominations over Bondi’s ‘failure’ on Epstein files

UK to rejoin Erasmus exchange programme for students

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Are Foreign Countries Interfering in UK Politics?

Democratic senators investigate data centers’ effects on electricity prices

Labour’s employment rights bill set to become law after Lords battle

Erasmus scheme to return for UK students

Trump’s chief of staff says he believes ‘there’s nothing he can’t do’ as president

UK to hold inquiry into foreign financial interference in domestic politics

UK to rejoin EU’s Erasmus student exchange programme

Palestine Action-linked hunger strikers ‘may die without Lammy’s intervention’

Employment rights bill set to become law after Lords backing – UK politics live

Palestine Action-linked hunger strikers may die without Lammy’s intervention, lawyers say

Mark Carney criticised for using British spellings in Canadian documents

How far must UK go to fend off threat of foreign interference in its elections?