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Two baby otters found alone in a field in England are said to be doing well after being taken to a rescue center. "Barely able to crawl" when spotted by a member of the public, the pair—thought to have lost their mother in a flood—will remain at South Essex Wildlife Hospital for up to a year: "Then we will try to find a good bit of river for them to be released into," said Sue Schwar, who founded and has operated the hospital for 38 years. — Read the rest

The Women's Asian Cup kicks off on Sunday in Australia, and Japan is one of the favorites.

TMK Energy has set a new gas production record at its Mongolian coal seam gas project, with its latest well showing accelerating gas rates as water pressures drop.

Former detective constable Sean Brierley would have been dismissed for gross misconduct after drinking three glasses of wine at an East London bar while on duty

First two episodes premiered Wednesday night on ABC

One driver has claimed he received seven fines in the mail all in one day, for driving whilst his seatbelt was tucked under his arm.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has been listed as a terror group, but there are concerns those with close links to the entity have entered Australia.

Local motorists shone their car headlights on the river to help emergency services find the man.

Knight has preferred to emphasize her team's achievement.

The former prince is under investigation for misconduct in public office

OpenAI's ChatGPT, Anthropic's Claude and Google Gemini all have something in common: if you assign them war game simulations, they insist on using nuclear weapons to achieve their aims.

Brands are rolling out their Spring 2026 campaigns with a mix of global star power, stripped-back minimalism and nostalgia-driven storytelling.

An appliance expert has shared a simple laundry hack that can help reduce the amount of time you spend ironing your clothes

Barry Choi says it all comes down to dynamic pricing based on supply and demand. Prices for airfare and hotels can change daily, even hourly.

A small hilltop town in Italy is home to stunning panoramic views and a wealth of history - but many tourists are flocking to it for something quite different

After seeing multiple attacks of vandalism since 2024, The Purrfect Cup Cat Cafe had their first break-in, costing them $1,000 in damage and theft.

The vote followed a tense exchange after a question about whether conditions had improved “with the Lord Mayor” was ruled out of order.

The carrier pulled some of its largest planes from flying to Los Angeles, amid a weaker Australian dollar and Trump tension.

A small-batch gelato shop from the duo behind Mr Goaty.

Independent designers are sounding the alarm over the difficulties they face. In the world’s fashion capital, the municipal elections are giving them an opportunity to shine a light on their challenges.

The chic, nonchalant style of the Milanese has inspired Alberto Caliri’s collection for next winter: an effortless, enveloping elegance with generous proportions that perfectly fuses the masculine and the feminine.

Lai, 78, an outspoken critic of China's ruling Communist Party, will stay in prison

Cuba's government said that its soldiers had shot at a Florida-registered speed boat with 10 passengers - which it claimed had entered Cuban waters and opened fire first

As ever, Antonio Marras brings a touch of his native Sardinia to the Milan catwalks: his Autumn/Winter 26 collection is inspired by the Janas, the tiny fairies of Sardinian folklore.