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Hong Kong convicts Jimmy Lai in national security trial
Billionaire media boss found guilty on charges of conspiring to commit sedition and foreign collusion
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Australia to review gun laws after 15 die in attack on Jewish festival
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says country will do more to combat antisemitism
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UK plans curb on freeholders blocking broadband cabling in flats
Building owners would no longer be able to ‘unreasonably refuse’ upgrade requests from leaseholders
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UK property asking prices down £2,000 from a year ago
Average price of a home coming to market in the four weeks to December 6 fell to £358,138, says Rightmove
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Russia is ‘exporting chaos’, new head of Britain’s spy agency MI6 warns
In her first public remarks since taking office, Blaise Metreweli will also say that UK support for Ukraine is ‘enduring’
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Conservative hardliner wins Chile’s presidential election in landslide
José Antonio Kast will be country’s most rightwing president in 35 years of democracy
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France tries to delay EU-Mercosur trade deal
Paris says pact with four South American countries needs more work but unclear if it has enough support to block it
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