Sweden's state epidemiologist has said the country should have imposed greater restrictions to bring its coronavirus epidemic under control - the first time he has expressed doubts about his decision not to impose a lockdown.
When I envisaged 2020, I saw my first summer living in Dublin away from my parents consisting of fun, beers and boys. Instead, I've found myself moving back in with them, living in a box room and waving at my friends from a two-metre distance.
Former US deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein is defending his decision to appoint a special counsel to scrutinise ties between Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign and Russia, telling senators he thought it was the best way to complete the investigation appropriately and ensure public confidence.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) will resume its trial of hydroxychloroquine for potential use against the coronavirus, its chief said yesterday, after those running the study briefly stopped giving it to new patients over concerns.
US President Donald Trump said the Republican Party would seek to pull its August nominating convention out of North Carolina after Democratic Governor Roy Cooper refused to heed a GOP demand that he pre-authorise a gathering of at least 19,000 people.
It is more than 13 years since three-year-old Madeleine McCann vanished from the Portuguese coastal village of Praia da Luz while on holiday with her parents, Kate and Gerry, and siblings.
Art experts have found two paintings by Raphael in a room inside the Vatican.
