Seifert and Phillips fire New Zealand past Afghanistan in T20 World Cup
Tim Seifert and Glenn Phillips rally in the middle order to help New Zealand overcome Afghanistan in Chennai, India. Listen
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Families ‘inconsolable’ in Gaza as Israel returns more unidentified bodies
Palestinian medics say several of the 54 bodies were found to be mutilated and showed extensive signs of abuse. Listen
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Iran-US talks in Muscat bought time, not a deal
The first round of Iran-US talks in Muscat produced no breakthrough. The next few weeks will determine whether they laid
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‘Winds that sound like banshees’: residents told to take shelter as Pilbara braces for Tropical Cyclone Mitchell
Severe Tropical Cyclone Mitchell is expected to maintain its category 3 intensity as it barrels along the Pilbara coast before
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Polls open in Thailand with three main parties vying for power
No single party is expected to secure a clear majority in Sunday’s vote, raising the spectre of political instability. Listen
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Japan heads to polls as Takaichi seeks mandate for conservative agenda
Listen to this article | 4 mins info Voters in Japan are casting their ballots in a parliamentary election expected
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UK’s ‘unsung army’ of full-time unpaid carers needs more support, report says
A growing “unsung army” of 1 million people with full-time caring responsibilities needs better support, according to a report that
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Video: Athletes and Protesters Criticize U.S. Policies at Winter Games in Milan
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Read MoreSyria and Saudi Arabia sign multibillion-dollar investment deals
Elaf fund will finance projects with buy-in from Saudi investors committing $2bn for two airports in Aleppo city. Listen to
Read MoreItaly says cannot join Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ because of constitution
Under the constitution Italy cannot join the board because power would be wielded by one leader standing above other members,
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