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Lazio fans tell women to stay away from stadium's 'sacred space'

• ‘We do not allow women, wives and girlfriends’
• ‘Not the position of the club,’ Serie A club responds

Lazio’s notorious ultras have caused outrage by telling women to avoid their “sacred space” in the Stadio Olimpico in a message written on flyers and distributed ahead of their team’s Serie A opener at home to Napoli.

“The Curva Nord represents for us a sacred space, an environment with an unwritten code to be respected,” read the flyer. “The first few rows, as always, have been experienced like the trenches. In the trenches, we do not allow women, wives and girlfriends, so we invite them to position themselves from the 10th row back.

UK woman rescued 10 hours after falling from cruise ship in Adriatic

Woman taken to hospital in Pula, Croatia, after being found in sea

A British woman has been rescued after spending 10 hours in the Adriatic Sea at night, having fallen from a cruise ship, according to Croatia’s coastguard.

The 46-year-old, who gave her name as Kay to local media and was later named Kay Longstaff in UK reports, was taken to hospital in Pula, Croatia, and is understood to be out of danger.

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An Instagram account dedicated to photos of locations that bear an uncanny resemblance to a stylised Wes Anderson film set – think balanced symmetry, pastel facades and cinematic setups – has contributions from all over the world, including Australia and New Zealand. ‘Anderson fanboy’ Wally Koval created and curated @AccidentallyWesAnderson after happening upon a thread on Reddit. Now he receives thousands of submissions a week. This week, Koval has taken over the Guardian Australia Instagram page. Follow @guardianaustralia on Instagram and check it each day to see new photos

Bandidos informant granted refugee status by Canada after cover blown in Australia

Stevan Utah, who infiltrated bikie gang, believed to be the first Australian given refugee status by a foreign country

A former police informant who infiltrated an outlaw motorcycle gang has become the first Australian known to have been granted refugee status by a foreign country after a tribunal in Canada found authorities here blew his cover.

On Monday the ABC revealed that Stevan Utah won a landmark asylum claim in Canada last year after he faced attempts on his life by the Bandidos bikie gang.

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Britain to axe funding for scheme supporting Syrian opposition

Government ends police force programme as Assad’s forces close in on rebel-held areas

The UK government is to end funding to a scheme to support the Syrian opposition, deeming the programmes now too risky to operate as the final rebel-held areas face imminent attack from Bashar al-Assad’s forces.

Funding to support the operations of the Free Syria police force is set to come to an end in September, with government sources conceding the Access to Justice and Community Service (Ajacs) programme had become too difficult to deliver.

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Michael Cohen under investigation for $20m bank fraud – report

Federal investigators are ‘considering filing charges by the end of August’ on Donald Trump’s former right-hand man

Michael Cohen, Donald Trump’s former lawyer and right-hand-man, reportedly faces a federal investigation into possible bank and tax fraud relating to more than $20m in loans.

The New York Times reported that federal investigators in Manhattan were reaching the end of their inquiries and were “considering filing charges by the end of August”. According to the newspaper, their focus was falling on multi-million dollar loans Cohen received from two New York banks as well as on income his family gained from the city’s yellow taxi business.

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Greece emerges from eurozone bailout after years of austerity

Milestone unlikely to be celebrated by many households feeling effects of crippling debt repayments

After years of tough austerity measures, Greece emerged on Monday from its third and last bailout, although officials warned the country still has a “long way to go”.

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Separated South and North Korean families take part in rare reunions

Families from both sides of the border meet in first reunions to be held for three years

Families from North and South Korea meet today in reunions held for the first time in three years, as relations thaw under a diplomatic push by North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.

The runions are a reminder of the painful divisions that remain more than six decades after the end of the 1950-53 Korean war, and come in the wake of a summit between the South Korean president, Moon Jae-in, and Kim in April. On Monday, a convoy of 30 buses rolled across the demilitarised zone, headed for the North Korean tourist resort of Mount Kumgang.

Imran Khan ditches hundreds of servants as part of Pakistan austerity drive

In first speech to nation, new PM urges rich to pay taxes and to help wean country off loans and foreign aid

Pakistan’s new prime minister, Imran Khan, called on Sunday for the rich to start paying taxes and said the country will begin an austerity drive to reduce debt, a campaign he will kickstart by selling his office’s fleet of bulletproof cars.

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Kindergarten dresses children as jihadists for parade in Indonesia

Manager apologises for independence day march costumes and denies trying to ‘instil violence’ into children

A kindergarten in Indonesian has been criticised for dressing girls up in black, Isis-style costumes and replica rifles for an independence day parade, with organisers forced to apologise for the embarrassing gaffe.

Photos of the “cultural” parade held in the city of Probolinggo, East Java, on Saturday showed lines of young girls marching on the street wearing niqab-style black veils, carrying cardboard cutouts of guns.

Lombok: deadly quake hits island recovering from string of tremors

Indonesian island still struggling to recover from earlier earthquakes that killed more than 450 people

Ten people have died on Lombok in a strong earthquake that set off a series of mudslides, cut power across the Indonesian island and destroyed buildings as the community tries to recover from quakes earlier this month that killed more than 450 people.

The shallow magnitude-6.9 quake that hit just after 10pm local time on Sunday was one of multiple powerful earthquakes in the northeast of the island that also caused landslides. It was preceded by a 6.3-magnitude quake in the afternoon and then followed by strong aftershocks.

Labor attacks Turnbull's energy policy inconsistency – question time live

Bill Shorten says Malcolm Turnbull has given up his principles after removing the emissions target from his energy policy. All the day’s events, live

6.19am BST

.@LilyDAmbrosioMP on today's events: "I'm not sure Malcolm Turnbull knows what the NEG is anymore, or if it still exists" @AmyRemeikis #auspol #NEG

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Back in Queensland, LNP president Gary Spence has been questioned on what he has been saying to MPs - and whether he has been telling the Queenslanders to withdraw their support (he was doorstopped by Queensland journalists as he left the LNP party room meeting - Queensland parliament meets tomorrow)

“You are asking me to talk about private conversations with MPs. A party president has private conversations with Members of Parliament all the time,” he said.