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Ready, aim, misfire: the Brits just aren't as good as Australians at leadership coups
Theresa May has clung on for more than two years now – in Australian terms, three quarters of a Turnbull, four-fifths of a combined Rudd, or 1.1 Abbotts.
- by Nick Miller
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Russia probe
Skripal poisoning suspects not criminals: Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin says Russia knows the real identity of two men accused by British prosecutors of trying to murder former Russian spy Sergei Skripal.
UK
A spy story: Sergei Skripal was a little fish, but he had a big enemy
He was significant in the eyes of one man - Vladimir Putin, an intelligence officer of the same age and training.
- by Michael Schwirtz & Ellen Barry
Aussie Ewan nails Tour of Britain stage, Alaphilippe takes overall win
Australian rider Caleb Ewan won the final stage of the Tour of Britain on Sunday as Frenchman Julian Alaphilippe claimed overall victory.
QBE Insurance
Former boss of QBE Australia John Neal named Lloyd's of London CEO
Lloyd's of London has named John Neal as its new chief executive officer, succeeding Inga Beale at the helm of the world's oldest and biggest insurance market.
- by Gavin Finch
UK
'Bonking Boris' affair news prompts leadership whispers
'Johnson out' says The Sun, as former foreign secretary announces his divorce after a reported affair.
- by Nick Miller
Russia probe
Sergei Skripal said to have worked with Spanish intelligence
The account of Skripal's activities in Spain adds new details to a case that has inflamed relations between Russia and the West.
- by Michael Schwirtz & Jose Bautista
Germany
More 'prejudice in general': creeping anti-Semitism stalks Europe
Since the GFC, the rise of Islamist terrorism and the migrant crisis in Europe, there has been an increase in xenophobia on the continent, researchers say.
- by Nick Miller
Russia
Planes, trains and perfume: how CCTV tracked Novichok to the Skripal's door
Britain is one of the most heavily surveilled nations on Earth. And then there are the 'super recognisers'. This is how they found their men.
- by Ellen Barry
UK
Scallop Wars: French navy put on alert for more clashes
French naval ships will "step in" if there are further clashes between scallop fishermen in the channel, a French minister has announced.
- by Kate McCann
Jeremy Corbyn
'Two steps forward one step back' in Labour's anti-Semitism row
Corbyn's Labour party has finally agreed that criticising Israel can be anti-Semitic. But it did so with a caveat.
- by Nick Miller