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Rebel Tory MPs press for vote of no confidence in Theresa May 4 extra Conservative MPs have submitted letters expressing no self assurance in Theresa Would possibly amid rising hypothesis in Westminster self assurance vote...

Take Five: Black Friday shoppers to Brexit wreckage, world markets themes for the week ahead Following are five big themes likely to dominate thinking of investors and traders in the coming week and the Reuters stories related to them.

Global Markets: Europe battles Brexit blues, losses seen for Wall Street's chipmakers European stocks slipped again and sterling and the euro remained fragile on Friday, as one the most dramatic twists yet in the Brexit process compounded another...

Mark Zuckerberg, missing in inaction Mark Zuckerberg is both chief executive and chairman of Facebook. In the wake of a damning New York Times report, he is facing renewed questions on whether he...

'Killing, abuse, sexual violence beyond belief': fears grow of all-out war in CAR Central African Republic risks sliding into full-scale war, an aid agency has warned, after the UN security council failed to agree terms for extending a...

'Unjustifiably excessive': Not even London cops can follow law with their rubbish gang database

In the end it was 'big brother' that helped convict a mass killer While human recollections change over time and can be distorted by grief, fear or anger, the camera doesn’t lie. It just records.

Is Canada Goose Holdings Inc. (TSX:GOOS) Stock a Buy After 2nd-Quarter Results? Canada Goose Holdings Inc. (TSX:GOOS)(NYSE:GOOS) provided second-quarter results this week that beat expectations. Should you buy the stock?

The Latest: Landmark change to kilogram approved VERSAILLES, France (AP) — The Latest on a scientific meeting on how to define weights and measures (all times local): 1:35 p.m. The international system of...

Swedes debate period-proofed workplaces Swedes are divided over a proposal to have workplace menstruation spaces.

Hinch says preference whisperer may have worked against him Senator Derryn Hinch has acknowledged preference deals by his adviser Glenn Druery, may have worked against the interests of Hinch’s Justice party

Seaside hospital comes back to market The former Children's polio hospital in Mt Eliza is on the market after receiving some heritage protection.

How a luxury Fiji holiday and a Thermomix ruined NAB boss's weekend Perks for executives are not uncommon in banking sector, but as National Australia Bank Andrew Thorburn now knows a trip to Fiji and a Thermomix can cause all...

PM Morrison's right hand man lashes ASIC for going easy on suspect directors ASIC tells shareholders aggrieved by $40 million loss at ASX-suspended company LWP Technologies that it won't pursue directors over serious allegations

Fight to replace Luke Foley began before he'd even quit NSW Parliament Assistant general secretary Rose Jackson is seeking to be installed in the seat of Auburn.

Why Gladys Berejiklian threw convention out the window The Premier’s intervention in the North Sydney pre-selection contest was more than unusual particularly as it increases the chances of Liberal defeat in 2019.

After 23 years, Celia is being told to pack up the ponies of Holder The ACT government says: "There is no development planned on this block''.

No body bags, running out of vital drugs: Sydney newest hospital is a 'shambles' The new $600 million hospital boasts “a stunning view from of the Northern Beaches” but its stockrooms are missing basic medical supplies.

Not one rotten apple, it's the whole barrel: Crunchtime for banks Time for the nation’s chief executives to show some gumption and work out how to win back trust.

Government on diplomatic L-plates needs to get up to speed Australia must learn to build alliances in the Great Game with China.

'Can I keep half?' asks Lucky Gattellari about his $10m extortion demand “I had no intention of taking one penny from Mr Medich,” accused extortionist Lucky Gattellari said of his $10 million plot to defraud the wealthy property...

Morrison calls for US leadership on free trade, warns of breakdown of rules Prime Minister Scott Morrison will use a speech at the high-powered APEC summit today to deliver a coded appeal for greater leadership by the Trump...

Race-by-race guide and tips for Rosehill on Saturday All the information you need for today's nine-race meeting at Rosehill.

Women in murdered gangster John Macris' life reveal his other side Fast cars, luxury mansions, flash wardrobes and designer women: murdered Sydney gangster John Macris certainly laid claim to the lot in his 46 years.

WikiLeaks chief Assange could face charges, U.S. court filing suggests The U.S. Justice Department inadvertently named Julian Assange in a court filing in an unrelated case, suggesting prosecutors have prepared charges against the...

Muslim community must stop denying a problem exists I share some Muslims' indignation at the veiled suggestion that the community is collectively responsible for the actions of depraved individuals. But they must...

Kroger shooting suspect charged with hate crimes The man accused of shooting and killing two people at a Kroger store last month has been charged with hate crimes. Gregory Bush, 51, was indicted Thursday by a...

UPDATE 2-Cricket-Brilliant Root ton puts England on top against Sri Lanka England captain Joe Root hit a brilliant century to put his team in a strong position in their quest for a series-clinching victory on the third day of the...

Dan Sultan's most important stage in life After a very public meltdown in Queensland, Dan Sultan sought help that's changed his life.