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World2 outlets40m ago

Minibus rolls over on King Island, three flown to Melbourne

A minibus carrying ten people rolled over on King Island off Tasmania on Friday, with three seriously injured passengers flown to Melbourne hospitals.

A minibus with ten people on board rolled over on King Island in the Bass Strait at around 4.20pm on Friday. Three of the most seriously injured passengers were flown to hospitals in Melbourne, while others were taken to King Island District hospital. The cause of the crash remains unknown and the investigation is ongoing.

UK2 outlets50m ago

Meghan Markle estranged from father over abuse allegations

Allegations of child sexual abuse material at Thomas Markle Sr's former Philippine home have reignited scrutiny of his estrangement from his daughter.

Meghan Markle and her father Thomas Markle Sr have been estranged for eight years since his absence from her 2018 wedding to Prince Harry, which he missed after suffering a heart heart attack. In October, allegations emerged that child sexual abuse material had been found at his former home in the Philippines, allegedly discovered by Meghan's half-brother Thomas Markle Jr and reported to detectives. Markle Sr denied the claims as 'sick lies', whilst Meghan said she was 'deeply distressed' and revealed she had known of the allegations since 2018, when a letter was sent to the Metropolitan Police.

World2 outlets1h ago

King Charles faces pressure over slavery reparations at summit

King Charles will not apologise on behalf of Britain or endorse financial reparations for slavery at next week's Commonwealth summit.

King Charles has expressed sorrow for slavery's suffering since 2022 but will not apologise on behalf of Britain or support financial reparations, Buckingham Palace has indicated. Caribbean leaders meeting at the Commonwealth summit in Antigua and Barbuda next week are expected to press their case for reparations through CARICOM. Niambi Hall Campbell-Dean, chair of the Bahamas' National Reparations Committee, said the king's words were insufficient, stating: 'We need action equal with the scale of the harm inflicted.'