Thomas Morgan is a digital journalist and producer for the ABC's national news desk, based out of the London bureau. He previously worked as a digital producer and Northern Territory political reporter for ABC News in Darwin.
At least 68 people are dead after one high-speed train was ordered to proceed past a red signal at full speed, putting it on a collision course with another stopped train.
The presidential contender disappeared days after losing the election, prompting intense speculation he had left Brazil for the US.
The Australian Signals Directorate is among global cyber agencies urging organisations to quickly act to fix flaws in a programming language that hackers are believed to be exploiting.
Topic: Information and Communication
The technology giant's London data centre reports "service disruption" as major banking institutions experience outages.
The decision comes after intense backlash in the US and globally, with bipartisan condemnation in Australia.
Research by the Humans for Purpose Academy finds the vast majority of survivors felt inadequately supported by their workplaces as they escaped domestic and family violence.
In an interview with the BBC, Andy Burnham says UK authorities "believe Iran to have played a part" in an incident that unfolded over the weekend near a vital UK air base.
The former Labour leader says it is time to "pass the baton" to a successor as he triggers a by-election in his North London seat.
Grave fears are held for hundreds of people missing after flash floods swept through mountainous parts of Nepal and Tibet. At least 38 Australians are among those reported missing, Foreign Minister Penny Wong says. Follow live.
Grave fears are held for hundreds of people missing after flash floods swept through mountainous parts of Nepal and Tibet. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has confirmed 34 Australians are among those unaccounted for.
Voting has closed in a by-election in Britain's Clacton constituency after the Reform UK leader resigned amid scrutiny of a $9 million donation from a crypto billionaire.
Downing Street said the meeting was designed to underscore Britain's steadfast support for Ukraine.
Joshua Kerry, 28, will appear in court on Tuesday, UK time, after the death of the prominent conservative politician in her home earlier in July.
The New Zealand actor died suddenly at the age of 78, with Hollywood directors and actors and prominent political figures all paying tribute to a great of global cinema.
British police say they have arrested a man on suspicion of attempted murder after being called to a popular zoo north of London.
The flights, set to begin take off from next year, will mark the first time flights from the east coast will complete the Kangaroo Route without a stop over.
Iran says a final decision has not yet been made on a possible peace agreement with the US, after Donald Trump claimed one could be signed this weekend. Read how events unfolded on Friday, June 12.
Iran's new body overseeing the Strait of Hormuz has confirmed a complete closure order for the strategic waterway until further notice. Read how events unfolded.
Last year in the US alone, projects collectively worth $200 billion were scuppered or delayed as communities protested the construction of new data centres promised to deliver the AI of the future.
Topic: Business, Economics and Finance
In a joint statement, New Jersey's attorney-general accused the football governing body of having turned "buying a ticket to the World Cup into a gauntlet of confusion, fake scarcity, and impossibly high prices".
The British capital's previous hottest May day was set only one day prior, when the mercury topped 33.5C.
The Matildas star has spent over six years playing for the London-based team.
Sir Keir Starmer is striking a defiant tone despite a growing number of his Labour colleagues urging him to step down.
The UK's Independent Office for Police Conduct says it is working to establish whether there were missed opportunities to stop Mohamed Al-Fayed as far back as 2008.
The Canadian prime minister tells European leaders the world does not need to submit to a "more transactional and insular world".
