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As David Cameron learned to his cost over Brexit, voters don’t judge politicians on policy, they judge on results

Government to resume cooperation with UN agency for Palestinians in Gaza after report finds Israel had yet to back up accusations on employees having terror ties

Investors lodge 58% protest vote against emissions report but defiant chair Richard Goyder maintains company is part of solution to climate change

NSW police deputy commissioner says more than 400 police were involved in the raids

UK media regulator stops short of outright ban on politicains presenting news

Inspired by similar protests in the United States, students from Sydney University established a protest on the quad in support of Palestine last night, stating they will remain until the uni cuts ties “with Israeli universities and…

From Sri Lanka to New South Wales and Shanghai, these wide-ranging stories are united by a compelling focus on women’s experience

New polling confirms people care more about jobs and public services than an orchestrated backlash against minorities – Labour, take note

Plus: players injured warming up on touchline, points-per-game differentials of long-serving players and more

A dawn chorus of flutes, whistles and chirps once flowed through my Cambridge window, but there has been a shocking collapse in birdlife. What can be done?

Capturing ‘an enormous breadth of the human experience’, the six shortlisted novels compete for a £30,000 prize to be awarded in June

A cheesy soup packed with potatoes, peppers and tomatoes, and spicy, tomatoey prawns to serve with rice or warm tortillas

Pre-tax profits drop to £1.6bn between January and March, down from £2.3bn last year

Long-serving MP dedicated Westminster career to tackling social issues including child poverty and modern slavery

Did rats chew the wiring on it like they did my ute?

His uncensored journals disclose a messier, more sexual, complex figure – and reveal much about the process of writing

About 300 people were detained near Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer’s Brooklyn home

Australian federal police have told court there was ‘a real risk’ the video could be used to encourage people to commit terrorist attacks

Information commissioner investigating data breach as ticket holders demand refunds because of amended lineup

Review to examine whether urgent law reform is needed after man was granted bail before allegedly murdering ex-girlfriend

Without the van, my husband and I had no urgent reason to live in Wellington. The short European adventure we had planned soon became much more

Our slow travel expert takes the train through the Rhône’s wine country, hoping for grand cru views and a glass of Condrieu

A sexually candid, seriously intentioned drama about a young Kurdish woman who feels she has to surgically ‘restore’ her virginity before her wedding

A cover shoot for New York magazine and the subversive work of Lee Miller join a selection from top galleries at Aipad’s photography bonanza

I returned two coats and the parcel was lost and then it went into administration

I’m one of the 2.5 million users of Slovene – and English and German speakers would do well to be curious about us

Less than 24 hours after the bot was launched, internet users were already attempting to ‘jailbreak’ the program

The US secretary of state is set to hold talks with his counterpart and most likely with China’s president Xi Jinping

New South Wales State of Origin great, “giant personality” and rugby league revolutionary Terry Hill has died aged 52.

The coming-of-age ceremonies of different Jewish traditions are explored in an insightful new BBC documentary. Plus: salvage diving in the bitter seas of Nova Scotia. Here’s what to watch this evening