'Hero' French policeman dies following IS-inspired terror attack...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward March 24, 2018 'Hero' French policeman dies following IS-inspired terror attack A French police officer who switched places with a hostage and helped bring an end to a deadly standoff is being remembered as a hero following his death. Cambridge Analytica's offices raided after court order Eighteen enforcement officers have entered Cambridge Analytica's London office after the High Court granted a search warrant. It was given to access the company's records and data amid allegations it illegally harvested information from Facebook. Trump, Xi 'both big guys' who can avoid trade war Malcolm Turnbull says the United States and China can avoid a trade war, because the leaders of both nations are 'both big guys' to see eye-to-eye. Cape York communities preparing as Cyclone Nora intensifies Communities in Queensland's Cape York are preparing for Cyclone Nora. The tropical storm is expected to make landfall by Sunday, with forecasters predicting it will intensify to a category four. Australia temporarily exempt from steel and aluminium tariffs The US President has signed an order to temporarily exclude Australia from steel and aluminum tariffs. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle visit Northern Ireland Britain's Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have visited Northern Ireland which ended their tour of the United Kingdom's four nations. Two bodies found washed up on island north of Brisbane The bodies of a man and a woman have been found washed up on an island north of Brisbane. The pair were found in the open surf side of the island near a jet ski, with Queensland Police confirming they are treating the circumstances as suspicious. Teenage girl killed after a boat capsized in New South Wales A 13-year-old girl has drowned after a boat capsized on the New South Wales south coast. Facebook approached major parties with data-matching tool: reports Facebook reportedly approached Australia's major political parties during the 2016 federal election campaign with a powerful data-matching tool. The technology would allow it to target undecided voters with personalised online advertising. EU to impose tougher Russia sanctions after spy poisoning A 'large number' of EU countries are set to impose tougher sanctions on Russia after the Salisbury poisoning. Turnbull Government rejects Hinch's plan to exempt banks Crossbench support for the proposed company tax cuts hangs in the balance, as Finance Minister Mathias Cormann rejects Senator Hinch's proposal to exclude the 'big four' banks from the cuts. Pacific nations facing increasing debt levels Pacific island nations are facing increasing debt levels, as they work to repay concessional loans from China for large infrastructure projects. US to officially issue bump stocks ban The United States Department of Justice will officially issue the ban on bump stocks which are used to imitate machine gun fire. It comes after Gunman Stephen Paddock used a bump stock in a massacre last October that killed 58 people. Nerve agent removed from bench after spy attack The bench that Sergei and Yulia Skripal were sitting on when they were discovered unresponsive has been wrapped in plastic, cut from the ground and put in the back of a van. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe