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Gaza death toll in early part of war far higher than reported, says Lancet study1:07 Research suggests more than 75,000 killed in the first 16 months of conflict, 25,000 more than announced at the time More than 75,000 people were killed in the first 16 months of the two-year war in Gaza, at least 25,000 more than the death toll announced by local authorities at the time, according to a study published on Wednesday in the Lancet medical journal. The research also found that repor… ‘Opening up worlds’: Linda Burney joins UTS board with a mission to boost Aboriginal participation0:33 Former minister helped develop Australia’s first Aboriginal education policy in the 1980s and brings decades of expertise to embattled university Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Linda Burney has been appointed to her first public role since leaving federal parliament, joining the board of the University of Technol… New York hospital ends transgender treatment program for minors0:33 NYU Langone’s decision comes amid Trump administration threats to cut funding to providers who treat trans youth NYU Langone Health, one of New York City’s major hospital networks, announced this week that it will shut down its gender‑affirming care program for minors, as the Trump administration escalates threats to strip federal funding from providers that treat trans youth. In a statement to t… Tech firms must remove ‘revenge porn’ in 48 hours or risk being blocked, says Starmer23:59 PM says measure, also applied to deepfake nudes, is needed owing to a ‘national emergency’ of online misogyny Deepfake nudes and “revenge porn” must be removed from the internet within 48 hours or technology firms risk being blocked in the UK, Keir Starmer has said, calling it a “national emergency” that the government must confront. Companies could be fined millions or even blocked altogether if… Shia LaBeouf allegedly called queer man homophobic slurs before New Orleans arrest23:59 Actor allegedly also made remarks to man who dresses in drag, and was seen dancing on Bourbon Street after arrest The actor Shia LaBeouf allegedly aimed homophobic slurs at two men – one who identifies as queer and the other who dresses in drag – as the Transformers star was arrested for purportedly battering them at a bar early on Tuesday morning in New Orleans, the victims said. Jeffrey Damnit … Endangered banksia ecosystem in Perth faces destruction with no adequate offset, expert says23:25 Proposal to replant inside a different type of protected woodland would not replicate diversity of cleared sites used by threatened cockatoo species, conservationists say Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Property developers in Perth plan to bulldoze an endangered banksia ecosystem used by threatened black cockatoo species, and conservationists have warned the damage ca… Mazda, Nissan, Hyundai and Subaru face fines over after first six months of Australia’s new emissions standards23:25 Almost 70% of companies, including BYD and Toyota, beat their initial target for the average emissions efficiency of the new cars they sold Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Major auto brands including Mazda, Nissan and Subaru face the possibility of millions of dollars in penalties after failing to meet climate targets for new vehicles in Australia. The first six month… Tens of thousands more students join legal action over Covid-hit studies22:17 Sign-ups to Student Group Claim in England and Wales escalate amid reports of £21m payout by University College London Tens of thousands more students who were at university during the pandemic have joined a group claim for compensation, amid reports of a £21m payout by one of the UK’s leading institutions. Lawyers acting for student claimants said a further 30,000 from different universities had… Trump tells Starmer handing Chagos Islands to Mauritius is a ‘big mistake’22:17 US president had recently said that the plan was the best deal Starmer could make Donald Trump has urged Keir Starmer not to hand the Chagos Islands over to Mauritius, warning he was “making a big mistake”. Under the deal agreed last year, Britain would cede control over the British Indian Ocean Territory but lease the largest island, Diego Garcia, for 99 years to continue operating a joint US-UK… Eight skiers dead after California avalanche, authorities say22:17 One skier still missing and six others rescued after group swept up in Sierra Nevada mountains during severe storm Eight skiers who went missing after an avalanche swept the Castle Peak area of the Sierra Nevada mountains in California have been confirmed dead, authorities said during a Wednesday press conference. One skier is still unaccounted for, while six others, who had been stranded, have since been rescued. Continue reading... NHS to spend more to settle lawsuits over negligence during childbirth after court ruling21:43 Supreme court rules children in England who suffer serious injuries at birth can claim for future lost earnings The NHS will have to spend more money settling lawsuits involving negligence during childbirth after a supreme court ruling that lawyers said puts right a “historic injustice”. The court ruled on Wednesday that children in England who suffer catastrophic injuries while they are being bo… Trump’s immigration siege is rattling hospitality industry, workers say21:43 Unite Here, the US’s largest hospitality workers’ union, says ICE crackdown is harming tourism and costing jobs Donald Trump ’s immigration policies are having a chilling effect on the hospitality industry, where nearly a third of workers are immigrants, according to the largest hospitality union in the US. The number of employed hospitality workers dropped by 98,000 from December 2024 to Decembe… Australia news live: Tony Burke accuses Coalition of ‘silly hypocrisy’ on Syria camp group21:08 Home affairs minister says opposition had repatriated Australians from Syria when in government. Follow today’s news live Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast The New Zealand foreign minister Winston Peters says he is “aghast” at the “inexcusable” turmoil in Australian political ranks which he attributes to “ego”. Peters is in his third stint as New Zealand’s top diplomat,… Major European allies decline to join first meeting of Trump’s Board of Peace20:33 Dozens of world leaders head to Washington for what White House says will largely be a fundraiser on Thursday Dozens of world leaders and national delegations will meet in Washington DC tomorrow for the inaugural meeting of Donald Trump ’s Board of Peace, as major European allies declined to join the group and criticised the organisation’s murky funding and political mandate. The White House has … ‘Grace period’ needed for dual nationals returning to UK on second passport, say Lib Dems20:32 Will Forster MP says ‘lack of planning and haphazard communication’ on new border rules has caused chaos A “grace period” should be introduced for British dual nationals living, working or holidaying abroad who face being blocked from returning to the UK if they do not have an up-to-date British passport, the Liberal Democrats have said. 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