A pattern of "brutal" reprisals and "genocidal killings" began to emerge in the late 19th and 20th centuries as thousands of Aboriginal people were murdered in colonial times, new research suggests.

The ban in the southern state of Karnataka sparked protests last month, with a judge ruling the implementation of a school uniform is a "reasonable restriction" that students "cannot object to".

Queen Elizabeth II hosts an in-person meeting with Canada's Governor General, one day after missing an annual service for the Commonwealth.

A vet warns many dog owners do not know the risks of letting their pets chomp or roll on "extremely toxic" dead puffer fish during beach walks — and the consequences can be fatal. 

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The Chinese yuan reversed earlier declines and jumped toward its highs of the day following a report by Dow Jones that Saudi Arabia is in active talks with Beijing to price some of its oil sales to China in the currency.

The Department of Veterans Affairs published the details of its vision for future health care infrastructure.

Archaeologists have found an ancient lead sarcophagus under Notre-Dame cathedral along with fragments of a rood screen, offering a new insight into the history of the building which is currently under reconstruction after a devastating fire in 2019.