Riley Stuart is a digital producer based in the ABC's Europe bureau. He has reported extensively from the Middle East during the Israel-Hamas war, and from Washington DC, on the Trump administration. He has a weekly segment on Radio Sydney, and has previously been the corporation's NSW digital editor, and made regular contributions on triple j. Prior to joining the ABC, Stuart was the online sports editor at The West Australian and a reporter for afl.com.au. He graduated from University of Western Australia in 2009 with a dual major in Communications Studies and English.
Ahead of the midterm elections, the US president has prioritised his in-person appearances in Republican strongholds, as he attempts to shore up support in races that are predicted to be closer than his party would like.
The Democrats' messy Michigan Senate campaign is again marred by friendly fire, with defeated primaries candidate Haley Stevens breaking ranks and endorsing the Republican nominee in Tuesday's midterm elections.
The world-famous actor and comedian appeared calm, almost Zen-like, as he sat in the dock at Southwark Crown Court, and the prosecution began unfolding its case against him.
English entertainer Russell Brand asked a woman to take photos of him "prancing" in "horrible budgie smugglers", shortly before he raped her, a London court has heard.
The US imposes sanctions on the International Criminal Court hours after one of its former judges is given the Nobel Peace Prize, which Donald Trump covets.
Police accept that warrants they used to search Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's homes earlier this year were issues incorrectly and were therefore unlawful.
Russia's health watchdog warns fake information is circulating online about a mystery illness amid growing questions about the death of a woman in Siberia last week.
Officials in Russia provide conflicting information about the death of an employee at a Siberian "anti-plague" laboratory.
A commercial flight carrying 174 people to Tel Aviv has been forced to divert to Saudi Arabia after one pilot stabbed the other and tried to crash the plane, according to the Israeli PM. mi
Andy Burnham flags changes to Brexit and promises to keep the UK together in his biggest speech since becoming PM. Here are the key takeaways.
Five men arrested near a military base in England are all British citizens from London, authorities have confirmed, amid claims Iran's regime had been attempting to attack the facility.
Global football heavyweights Manchester City have been found guilty of 114 beaches of the English Premier League's financial regulations, after a years-long investigation.
Charles Spencer tells 7.30 that the controversial book he wrote about his late sister's life contains one factual error, but he will not pull it from shelves, despite receiving legal threats from broadcaster Piers Morgan.
Vladimir Putin has built extraordinary power over almost three decades as Russia's leader. Yet as voters go to the polls this weekend, insiders say his world is shrinking.
Princess Diana's brother has doubled down on his swathe of explosive claims about Britain's royal family, insisting he is "telling the truth", and suggesting the king is "embarrassed".
Russia is about to begin three days of parliamentary elections which international observers say will be rigged.
Princess Diana's brother has accused King Charles III of sounding "giddily elated, like a lottery winner" on the night his ex-wife was killed in a car crash almost three decades ago.
Britain, France and Canada are banning imports from Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank in a move that has prompted swift retaliation and could spark a broader geopolitical storm.
Breakaway Republican Thomas Massie uses congressional privilege to accuse Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the former Duke of York, of committing sex crimes in the United States.
Prince Harry and his family's access to taxpayer-funded security is again in the spotlight after their plans to move back to the United Kingdom were revealed.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has published the findings of five internal probes that examined deadly attacks its soldiers launched on aid and medical workers in Gaza.
On the outskirts of Russian cities, warehouses belonging to the country's largest online retailer are being struck by Kyiv's drones, with some analysts saying it could lead to a financial crisis.
For years, people in Russia's largest and most affluent cities were shielded from the impacts of their country's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, but not anymore.
In 10 years at the ABC, I've had some strange experiences. I can now add last week's CPAC conference in London to the list, and it's going somewhere near the top, says Riley Stuart in London.
Andy Burnham has pledged to provide immediate cost-of-living relief for Brits and invited US President Donald Trump to Manchester in the hours after becoming UK PM on Monday.
