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Sophie ElsworthEurope Correspondent

Sophie is Europe correspondent for News Corporation Australia based in London. Her role includes covering all the big issues in Europe reporting for titles including The Daily and Sunday Telegraphs, daily and Sunday Herald Sun, The Courier-Mail and Brisbane’s Sunday Mail and Adelaide’s The Advertiser and Sunday Mail as well as regional and community brands. She has worked at numerous News Corp publications throughout her career spanning more than 20 years and was media writer at The Australian, based in Melbourne, for four years before moving to the UK in 2024. She regularly appears on Sky News Australia.

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People take part in a vigil at Parliament Square in London, Monday, Dec. 15, 2025 after the Bondi Beach terrorist attack in Sydney. (AP Photo/Thomas Krych)

London ‘emergency vigil’ honours Bondi victims as minister booed

An emergency vigil outside the Houses of Parliament has drawn hundreds as Britain’s Jewish community faces mounting fears following the deadly Bondi Beach attack. WATCH THE VIDEO.

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Front pages from around the globe, following the terror attack at Bondi yesterday.

‘Hero of Bondi’: How world media splashed attack on front pages

A civilian hero that stopped an armed attacker at Bondi Beach, preventing further bloodshed, has dominated the front pages of the UK and US press.

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CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - October 7, 2025: Leader of the Opposition Sussan Ley and Shadow Attorney-General Julian Leeser meet with Geoffrey (Danny) Majzner, a survivor of the Kibbutz Be'eri attack on October 7 at Parliament House in Canberra. Picture: NewsWire / Martin Ollman

‘Absolutely f*** all’: Israeli victim’s brother lashes Albo, Wong

A grieving brother who lost his sister in the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel said he “tried to open the eyes” of Australia’s top politicians just months before the Bondi Beach mass shooting.

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Dutch couple Edu and Joke Mars have carefully mapped out how to end their lives together

‘We’ve been married for 50 years, now we’re ready to die together’

A couple married for more than 50 years have revealed their heartbreaking pact to die together, and have turned to Australia’s “Dr Death” for help. WARNING: Graphic

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Sitting alongside a plastic mannequin head wearing a suicide collar, euthanasia advocate Dr Philip Nitschke tells a small group of people at a Dutch workshop quick and easy ways to end their life.

WATCH: Inside Aussie doctor’s confronting ‘death workshop’

Tea, biscuits and confronting end-of-life demonstrations collide as Dr Philip Nitschke gives a select crowd rare access to his controversial death workshop. See the video. WARNING: Graphic

LONDON, ENGLAND - UNDATED: (EDITOR'S NOTE: This Handout image was provided by a third-party organization and may not adhere to Getty Images' editorial policy.) EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NO SALES. In this handout photo issued on Friday December 12, 2025 by Channel 4, King Charles III sits in The Morning Room at Clarence House, London, recording a personal message, to be broadcast today, as part of Stand Up To Cancer 2025, a joint campaign from Cancer Research UK and Channel 4. In his message, the King will stress the important of cancer screening programmes in enabling early diagnosis and will reflect on his own recovery journey, in London, England. (Photo credit should read: Tommy Forbes/Bango Studios/Getty Images) NOTE TO EDITORS: This handout photo may only be used in for editorial reporting purposes for the contemporaneous illustration of events, things or the people in the image or facts mentioned in the caption. Reuse of the picture may require further permission from the copyright holder.

‘Good news’: King Charles shares rare cancer update

King Charles reveals how his cancer treatment is going, speaking about the crucial moment in his journey which gave him the “precious gift of hope.”

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England captain Ben Stokes meets local cricket fans Henry Bretz and Archie Grenson on the beach at Noosa on Wednesday. Picture Lachie Millard

English fans slam ‘harsh’ press over Poms’ Noosa holiday

British fans have defended England cricketers photographed drinking and sunbathing in Noosa, saying harsh UK media criticism after their Ashes humiliation is unfair. WATCH THE VIDEO.

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Voluntary assisted dying legislation is legal in all Australian states but the requirements differ from border to border.

Australia’s VAD laws explained: How they differ by state

AFL legend Robert Walls is one of many Aussies who have made use of the country’s voluntary assisted dying legislation. Take a look at how the laws differ by state.

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‘Failed’: Aussie business leaders slam UK envoy

Stephen Smith has defended his diplomatic record after prominent Australian business leaders branded him one of the UK’s worst-performing high commissioners in decades.

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Britain's Prince Andrew speaks with King Charles as they leave Westminster Cathedral at the end of the Requiem Mass, on the day of the funeral of Britain's Katharine, Duchess of Kent, in London, Britain, September 16, 2025. REUTERS/Toby Melville TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY

‘Poverty-stricken exile’: Andrew’s new reality as Charles cuts ties

Royal author Robert Hardman has revealed the shocking extent of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s fall from grace as he faces financial ruin and family betrayal.

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