The former Bank of England governor Mark Carney, a climate-focused economist who became the first non-Briton to run the Bank, is considering entering the race
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Justin Trudeau’s reluctant departure will leave his Liberal party in freefall
Justin Trudeau’s decision to resign as prime minister has jolted his ailing Liberal party, kicking off a leadership race that could determine the future –
Justin Trudeau: Canadian politicians react as prime minister announces plan to resign – as it happened
Canada and the Bank of England, thanked Trudeau for his leadership. Christy Clark, a former premier of British Columbia, also thanked him for his service.
Why is Canada’s Justin Trudeau stepping down as prime minister?
After nearly a decade in power, Justin Trudeau has said he intends to step down as prime minister. The 53-year-old politician, who rose to become
UK cut health aid to vulnerable nations while hiring their nurses, research finds
The UK cut health aid to some of the world’s vulnerable countries at the same time as recruiting thousands of their nurses, in a “double
Infants ‘ate food scraps off the floor’ of Wagga Wagga childcare centre, court told
A childcare centre will remain closed after children allegedly ate scraps of food off the floor, did not receive first aid after falls and were
Two men dead and woman in hospital after boat capsizes off South Australia coast
Two men have died and a woman is in hospital after a boat capsized off a beach in South Australia’s east on Monday. Police reported
Two men arrested after young woman allegedly shot down and killed on Brisbane street
Queensland police have arrested two suspects wanted for murder after a woman was chased and fatally shot in a Brisbane suburban street. A 29-year-old Marsden
Waitangi Day: record crowds expected amid tensions over Māori policy in New Zealand
Organisers of New Zealand’s national day commemorating the signing of the country’s founding treaty between Māori tribes and the British crown are expecting record attendance
Thousands of rival protesters rally in Seoul after Yoon Suk Yeol avoids arrest
Thousands of rival South Korean protesters have rallied in the capital a day after a failed attempt to arrest the country’s suspended president, Yoon Suk