UK to reveal pay gap between executives and workers
The peak body for Britain's unions said the changes were "feeble" and fell short of the government's promises.
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Latika Bourke
Latika Bourke is a reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age based in London. She has previously worked for Fairfax Media, the ABC and 2UE in Canberra. Latika won the Walkley Award for Young Australian Journalist of the Year in 2010.
Terrorism v Tourism: Europe's diabolical dilemma
It was a quiet whisper, not meant for the cameras, which revealed the increasingly grim reality of terror's ability to reach our shores from foreign soil.
Boris Johnson confirms Donald Trump's UK visit delayed
Donald Trump got it "totally wrong" on Charlottesville, says UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson.
UK migration hits three year low as Britain reveals student overstayers are miniscule
Britain's net migration has plummeted to its lowest level since 2014 driven largely by an exodus of EU citizens following last year's Brexit referendum.
Global coalition defends deaths of children of jihadist
Civilian casualties, including the child fighters of the Australian jihadist Khaled Sharrouf, are part of the "price of the war," despite efforts to minimise their deaths, says the spokesperson for the global coalition fighting Islamic State.
Barcelona attack live: Seven-year-old Australian missing in Barcelona
Terror has struck the popular Spanish city of Barcelona with multiple fatalities and scores injured.
Barcelona terror attack: 'There were bodies everywhere'
Eyewitnesses of the deadly car rampage on Barcelona's popular Las Ramblas have told of hearing screams and seeing bodies, as a car ploughed into pedestrians just after 5pm local time.
People were in Spain because they were avoiding terror attacks elsewhere
Barcelona, a city scrubbed with street art, bordered by sandy beaches, decked with rooftop pools and ribboned with meandering paved streets had 9 million tourists staying in its hotels last year.
Barcelona attack live: Police kill five in separate counter-terror operation in Cambrils
A van has driven into a large crowd in Barcelona's city centre, mowing down dozens of people.
Michael and Fadi Ibrahim did not resist their arrest: Dubai police
Major General Abdulla Khalifa Al Marri said the "tremendous cooperation" between the AFP and Dubai police sent a clear message of Dubai's "great intolerance" towards drug dealers and smugglers.
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