Politics

All at a time when the chancellor has told the British people he has no money to ease the cost-of-living crisis.

The father of the WikiLeaks founder has had several lunches with Anthony Albanese, and believes his election could change things for Assange.

That's two Murdoch-backed political leaders down, one to go.

Broadcasters are calling the race for Anthony Albanese, who is likely to lead a minority government in coalition with other parties.

The Centre for Social Justice is calling for a "special fiscal event", funded by above-forecast tax receipts, to ease the strain on cash-strapped households.

"This is what a broken political system looks like," Mike Galsworthy said.

The Welsh Conservatives said that the police were called following the incident.

The lawyer who acted for Sir Cliff Richard in his ground-breaking privacy case against the BBC explains why the MP arrested over rape allegations hasn't been named in the media.

Witnesses have reportedly been unwilling to give statements or go to court, which makes legal action unlikely.