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The King and Queen took a pair of tongs each and clicked them in anticipation for a traditional Aussie barbeque – known locally as a ‘sausage sizzle’.

Here are the biggest stories leading Tuesday’s front pages.

Indigenous elders in Sydney one told him their goal was ‘sovereignty’.

The Prime Minister will travel to Samoa this week for the biennial gathering of heads of government for the 56 nations.

Martyn Blake, 40, faced a trial at the Old Bailey after fatally shooting the 24-year-old in Streatham, south-east London, on September 5 2022.

The King’s Foundation Australia will restore and become the custodian of the historic Hillview Estate in New South Wales.

Ian Paterson, 66, is serving a 20-year custodial sentence after being convicted of multiple counts of wounding in 2017.

The six-time Olympic cycling champion revealed he was given a diagnosis last year that he has two to four years left to live.

The department store said it had ‘settled a number of claims with women’ since last year.

The Finance Bill will go to committee on November 5, a Government spokesperson said.

Shadow business secretary Kevin Hollinrake called for small businesses to be spared from some of the changes in the Employment Rights Bill.

Metropolitan Police firearms officer, Martyn Blake, was acquitted of murder at the Old Bailey on Monday.

ITV asked for AI experts to apply to become an ‘innovative and visionary leader’ earning between £80,000 and £95,000 per year.

Five-year-old Polo is missing the tips of her ears after they were cropped, a process in which dogs’ ears are altered or removed.

The boy was arrested at the scene on suspicion of murder and remains in police custody.

They said the verdict was a failure ‘for all those affected by police violence’.

The tech giant said it would use the technology as a new way of identifying fake celebrity endorsement adverts on its platforms.

Iron Maiden bass player Steve Harris said he was ‘so sad he’s gone’.

Police arrested a 55-year-old man in Ipswich on suspicion of murder on Monday morning.

The acquittal of Martyn Blake, 40, led to fresh criticism of the ways firearms officers are held to account and left Mr Kaba’s family ‘devastated’.