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As luxury perfumes wafted through the stores that inspired its houndstooth trademark, did it lose the service that made it like no other store. A single fraud charge led us to a black market operating in plain sight Black markets usually operate in the shadows, but a single fraud charge exposed one thriving in plain sight. Welcome to the world of demerit point trading. When it comes to data centres, politics is getting very local Governments all over the world are keen to cash in on the AI boom, but voters here are not yet convinced that whatever Australia gets out of hosting the infrastructure will be worth the cost. Has the curtain come down on the age of Trump? Americans exposed the limits of Donald Trump's electoral power and weakened his grip on the Republican Party. But the Democratic landslide in the midterm elections does not spell the end of MAGA nor guarantee a lasting political realignment. ABC Wordage quiz: It's time to get to work There's no time for a smoko or to have a bludge. Today's Wordage quiz will require some hard yakka. What Renée Geyer taught soul protégé Ella Thompson about authenticity She's made fans out of Mark Ronson, Renée Geyer and Paul Kelly: Here's why Ella Thompson represents the heart of Melbourne's soul music scene. Krakow shooter who killed at least six had 'far-right' views, minister says Four women and two men are dead, 15 others are injured and the gunman is in hospital after a shooting in a market square in the Polish city of Krakow. Who Gives A Crap confirms customer data exposed in third party software breach Hackers accessed names, contact details and total spend, but not payment details or passwords, the company said. New Zealand may not know its government for weeks The results in the New Zealand election are anything but clear with the two major parties — Labour and National — in the tightest of races. Cross-code star scores hat-trick as Kiwi Ferns make another final New Zealand cross-code superstar Stacey Waaka leads her country to another women's Rugby League World Cup final, scoring three tries in a dominant win over Fetu Samoa. Man arrested and charged for alleged harassment of SA Speaker South Australian Police have arrested and charged a man for alleged stalking and harassment. Man, 75, dies in Goldfields mine incident A 75-year-old contract worker has died following a workplace incident at Regis Resources' Duketon South operation in WA's Goldfields. PM Luxon says 'National is once again the largest party in parliament' A tight election result looms in New Zealand as polls show both major parties may struggle to form a government without support. News from the BBC World Service What we know so far after Polish gunman opens fire in Krakow main square At least six people were killed by a gunman in military fatigues who opened fire in Poland's second largest city. UK cannot 'cherry pick' EU single market deal, Barnier tells BBC The former Brexit negotiator says EU countries would reject any British attempts to follow economic rules "a la carte". Andy Burnham wants to get closer to the EU - but he shouldn't expect a smooth ride Laura Kuenssberg talks to government insiders about the prime minister opening the conversation about the UK rejoining the EU. Tens of thousands of tents flooded after heavy rains in Gaza Heavy rain has flooded temporary shelters used by Palestinians displaced during Israel's war with Hamas. 'Dana, please take the job!' - Trump asks UFC boss to be White House press secretary The BBC has asked the White House and TKO Holdings, the parent company of UFC, for comment. What happens if all the lights go out? This is the plan for a 'Black Sky' event How prepared is the UK for the type of event that could leave millions without power, water and communications? Relief, tears and sadness: Married at First Sight UK cast react to show being axed The show was cancelled after a BBC Panorama investigation heard allegations from three former cast members. This man refused life-saving treatment because of his religion - days later the rules changed Jehovah's Witness leaders relaxed strict rules on blood transfusions, but the change came 23 days too late for Isaac Valdez. No clear winner after tight New Zealand general election Weeks of coalition talks could follow after preliminary results pointed to a highly divided national parliament. Dolly Parton's manager drops lawsuit against her nephew A legal row broke out between the late singer's manager and nephew weeks after her death in August. Two men arrested after boy injured in sword attack A 17-year-old boy from Gloucester has also been arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender. Victims in rape cases must not feel like they are on trial, Burnham says The PM was responding after a police chief said comments made during Russell Brand's trial came close to "victim blaming". US offers $20m reward for information about Iran's nuclear programme Donald Trump has repeatedly raised the prospecting of renewing strikes against Iran's nuclear facilities. Monty Don bids 'final goodbye' to Gardeners' World after two decades The head gardener on the long-running BBC TV series signed off from Longmeadow garden on Friday. Russian strikes wound nine and damage Ukraine's power network ahead of talks The attacks come before Ukrainian and Russian delegations are due to take part in trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi next week. Secondary school teacher to crofter - life on the UK's most remote island Katy Phenix relocated to Fair Isle from Redcar in North Yorkshire with her partner Josh Moore and their children Teddy, 11, and Hetty, six. How computer game Worms went from classroom to classic Creator Andy Davidson speaks to the BBC about how he created a game that sold 70 million copies. Crochet novices create cascading poppy memorial The friends took up crocheting a year ago before getting the whole village involved. New pictures released ahead of The Other Bennet Sister Christmas special Little has been shared about the plot of the upcoming The Other Bennet Sister Christmas special. Download now Top stories, breaking news, live reporting, and follow news topics that match your interests Warnings :: No Current Warnings
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