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News from the ABC Australia Russian anti-war politician posts from Paris after 'foreign agent' accusation Russian anti-war politician Boris Nadezhdin plans his next steps outside Moscow after the Kremlin accused him of being a 'foreign agent' Myanmar releases rare images of ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi Myanmar's former leader Aung San Suu Kyi was visited by a delegate of the International Committee of the Red Cross. Canberra private school boys ranked female students A prestigious Canberra private school is investigating after male students ranked female students according to appearance and shared the content online. 'Lot of nonsense': Dearden clears air on Cowboys future North Queensland co-captain Tom Dearden has cleared the air about his future and given the club a boost as he targets returning from injury to inspire a finals run. Police hunt for offenders after alleged assault on Camp Sovereignty Victoria Police are investigating an allegation of assault at Camp Sovereignty with a 37-year-old victim treated for facial injuries.  Former Sea Eagle, ABC radio personality John Gibbs diagnosed with cancer Former Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles halfback and ABC Sport rugby league commentator John Gibbs has been diagnosed with cancer. Young Tiger banned as gut-punch crackdown continues Richmond defender Luke Trainor has received a one-match ban for striking as the AFL's crackdown on gut punches continues. Former prison worker found guilty of raping inmate After deliberating for just over two hours, a jury found former prison worker Enio Screpanti guilty of the rape and aggravated indecent assault of a female inmate. What Germany's IS prosecutions can teach Australia In Germany, world-leading prosecutions against ISIS members for the genocide of the Yazidi have occurred and Australia is set to follow with landmark prosecutions underway. Two men arrested after fake gun incident in Sydney's east The police operation unfolded at the Entertainment Quarter in Sydney's east, with officers swarming the area following reports a person had a firearm. Two dead, child critical after highway crash in WA Two people have died and a 12-year-old child has been critically injured after a car struck a caravan near Shark Bay in WA's Gascyone. Greyhound trainer banned for eight years over animal welfare breaches A Riverland greyhound trainer has been disqualified for three animal welfare-related breaches, including an instance where veterinary care was not sought for an "acutely unwell" dog that died. New Zealand climbers trapped on Solomon Islands' highest mountain Torrential rain has left two men stranded on the side Solomon Islands' largest mountain. Calls to investigate practice of patients kept in SA hospital corridors The SA nurses' union and the state opposition are calling for an end to the practice of "corridor care" in SA hospitals, but the health minister says the measure helps reduce ramping. Arnhem Land leader, land rights stalwart remembered as 'champion for his people' A highly respected senior leader of Arnhem Land's Rirratjingu clan has been remembered for his work to continue "one of the most significant legacies in Australia's Indigenous rights history". Wallabies to battle heat, typhoon in Japanese Test The Wallabies are not concerned Japan's searing heat and lingering typhoon will play a part in their preparation or Test match as they look to face old foes in Les Kiss's debut as coach. Daughter laments 'indescribable' absence six months after mother vanished A woman has made an emotional appeal for information about her missing mother, Yvonne Whear, nearly six months after the 73-year-old disappeared near Murwillumbah in the NSW Northern Rivers. Canberrans living near 'important gateway' angry at planned precinct Hume Circle in Canberra's centre has been approved for a redevelopment the National Capital Authority says is in keeping with the original design for the city, but some locals want no part of it. Liberty Bell Bay smelter officially enters liquidation Attempts will soon begin to claw back tens of millions of dollars owed to creditors by Australia’s only manganese alloy smelter, after Liberty Bell Bay officially went into liquidation. Coal miner dies after being hit by a truck in NSW Hunter Valley An investigation is underway after a fatal truck accident in the NSW Hunter Valley. News from the BBC World Service English FA set to withdraw support for Fifa president Infantino The English Football Association is set to join Wales in withdrawing backing for Infantino's bid to continue as Fifa president. Iran says it is in talks with Oman but not the US after Trump says negotiations to resume Iran's remarks that there were no talks with the US prompts Donald Trump to issue a strong condemnation of its leadership. France hits out at Reform UK plan to return migrants using Navy It comes after the party said it would override French objections to return migrants to France. Inside city gripped by deadly protests in Pakistan-administered Kashmir The BBC is the first media organisation to gain access to the city and speak to people on the ground in Rawalakot. Rhine falls to record low levels as drought strains Europe's rivers Low water levels in the Rhine, Danube and Po have curtailed the transport of goods and reduced electricity output. Son who kept mum's body in freezer for years collected £78k of her benefits Christopher Phillips’ mother, Sylvia, had yellow and pink roses and a birthday card placed on her body. Newspaper columnist and broadcaster Rod Liddle dies aged 66 The columnist died in hospital in Middlsbrough on Sunday. X Factor finalist denies murdering influencer by running her over with car Gabrielle Carrington denies killing Klaudia Zakrzewska outside Inca nightclub in Soho on 19 April. Ariana Grande to take a break from public life citing 'endless, ongoing scrutiny' The US singer, 33, will "step back from visibility" at the end of her world tour next month, her representative says. Xbox Series X price hiked by £170 due to rising memory chip costs Xbox consoles now cost significantly more in the UK, with one model increasing in price by 43%. Driest July on record for England and Wales The month of July has been exceptionally dry, warm and sunny for most of the UK as Tomasz Schafernaker explains. How parents and pupils took on 'cruel', 'authoritarian' schools - and won Discipline at an academy trust went too far - parents, pupils and former teachers tell BBC Panorama. If Infantino goes, who might replace him as Fifa president? Pressure is building on Fifa president Gianni Infantino but if he goes, who comes in? What to know about the free NHS meningitis B jab in England It follows the UK's largest and fastest growing meningitis B outbreak to date in Kent earlier this year. What are the 'luteal uglies' and how are they affecting women? More women than ever are talking about the luteal phase on social media, but how does it actually affect you? Mother has pioneering womb surgery to fix baby's intestines - before he's even born Theo became the first British baby to be operated on in the womb to correct complex gastroschisis, as part of a pioneering clinical trial. More protein or less? The foods to get you through When turning on the oven is a no-no and you're bored of salads, these foods (and drinks) will help to beat the heat. How to get the most out of your electric fan Point it at your face? Use a bowl of ice? Open a window? Our experts separate fact from fiction. Why women feel the heat more - and some simple things that can help Experts are calling for better awareness of the heat-related risks to women and more targeted efforts to protect them. How to keep dogs and other pets cool How to make sure your pets are cool and comfortable during periods of hot weather. Warnings :: No Current Warnings
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