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The Firm, as it’s known is old and looks it. Young Britons are most sceptical and see little in the new king to change that, says author and former Guardian royal correspondent Stephen Bates

Everything you need to know about Queen Elizabeth II's life and reign – from facts about her coronation and jubilees to her reign in numbers...

We reveal the projects in the shortlist of properties competing to win the prestigious RIBA Sterling Prize.

The launch of  J M Tolcher's debut bestselling memoir, Poof kicked off Brisbane Pride festivities.

The Shortest History of War by acclaimed military historian Gwynne Dyer explores the shift from limited to total war interrupted by Hiroshimas nuclear impact, until the Cold War and Russias invasion of Ukraine.

Kellie-Jay Keen, (pictured) who also goes by Posie Parker, is suing Australian MPs for defamation after she was attacked at a rally where she was doused in tomato sauce and pelted with eggs.

Woolworths is far from the only Australian business failing to pay workers properly, with fresh figures showing the extent of the problem.

Michael Parkinson was the king of the chat show in the UK and interviewed some 2,000 people. His work resulted in a library of interviews functioning as a "popular history of the 20th century."

Nevada’s top law enforcement office has a history of repeated delays to public records requests

Nevada’s top law enforcement office has a history of repeated delays to public records requests