Moscow proceeds from the idea that Poland is aware of the costs of obtaining the status of a ‘frontline state', including those that will affect its own security, Russia's Deputy...
Moscow proceeds from the idea that Poland is aware of the costs of obtaining the status of a ‘frontline state', including those that will affect its own security, Russia's Deputy...
The London Ambulance Service has sent letters to more than 1,000 children of medics and call handlers, thanking them for “sharing” their parents during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Crystal Maze Live Experience has announced it will reopen alongside pubs on July 4 and is hoping to offer “a little glimmer of hope and joy”.
Norway will lift travel curbs to and from European countries that meet criteria regarding their Covid-19 situation from July 15, PM Erna Solberg said on Thursday. “We must strike a...
Rebecca Long-Bailey has been dramatically sacked from Labour's shadow cabinet after sharing an article containing an anti-Semitic conspiracy theory.
France and Germany expressed political and financial backing for the World Health Organization (WHO) in its fight against the coronavirus on Thursday. WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said that the...
Markets in Europe lifted higher after a positive afternoon session as trading sentiment strengthened in the face of stark warnings over a potential second wave.
A government watchdog says nearly 1.1 million relief payments totalling some 1.4 billion US dollars (£1.1 billion) went to dead people in the government's coronavirus aid programme.
Spain's main conservative opposition party has lent support in parliament to the minority government's decree outlining “new normal” safety measures. The lower house approved the decree by 265-77 votes and...
A six-year-old boy is finally flying back to the UK cancer-free after spending months in Singapore receiving cutting-edge leukaemia treatment.
Libya's internationally recognized government is demanding that forces of the eastern commander Khalifa Haftar withdraw from the coastal city of Sirte and the Jufra region as pre-conditions for ceasefire talks,...
The Cabinet has given the green light for phase three of the lifting of restrictions to go ahead on Monday.
HOLIDAY makers will be able to travel to a 'green list' over countries with low coronavirus rates under government plans to ease restrictions on non-essential international travel.
Public health officials have cleared the way for the country to enter into the third phase of the Government's plan to reopen the country.
Public health officials have cleared the way for the country to enter into the third phase of the Government's plan to reopen the country.
Moscow cannot be certain that confidential talks with the Unites States will not become public following publications of information from closed meetings, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov said on...
Airline passengers arriving in Ireland in August as holiday traffic increases will bring Covid-19 infection with them, a leading infectious disease consultant warned today.
A wildlife park in Scotland is looking forward to reopening “very cautiously” when lockdown measures are eased on Monday.
A study of residents in the Alpine ski resort of Ischgl, the site of Austria's biggest coronavirus outbreak, has found 42 percent have antibodies for the virus, the highest rate...
Staff at the Bristol Royal Infirmary say they are “delighted” to have the chance to name and adopt a baby tree kangaroo at Bristol Zoo Gardens.
Dolphin mothers may know best when it comes to hunting, but babies are learning tricks from their peers too, new research has found.
Kosovo's PM Avdullah Hoti on Thursday canceled his trip to Washington where Kosovo and Serbian leaders had planned to meet for talks at the White House. Hoti said the trip...
Airline passengers arriving in Ireland in August as holiday traffic increases will bring Covid-19 infection with them, a leading infectious disease consultant warned today.
The Democratic Republic of Congo has marked an official end to the second deadliest Ebola outbreak in history that killed 2,280 people over nearly two years.
The Eiffel Tower on Thursday welcomed back visitors with strict hygiene and safety measures in place for the re-opening. The coronavirus outbreak had forced the Paris landmark into its longest...
Pakistan's state-run airline has announced that it will ground 150 pilots on charges they obtained their pilot licences by having others take exams for them.
Marking another milestone in France's recovery from coronavirus lockdown, the Eiffel Tower reopened to visitors after being closed for more than 100 days.
An adviser at the Court of Justice of the EU claimed on Thursday that Hungary has failed to fulfill its obligations under EU law regarding its asylum procedures and the...
Australia's military said Thursday it would deploy 1,000 troops to Melbourne in an effort to help contain the country's only significant coronavirus outbreak. Victoria state has seen a spike in...
TRANSPORT Minister Shane Ross has said wearing a face mask while using public transport will soon become mandatory.
Defence giant BAE Systems has warned of a Covid-19 hit to first-half profits, but said trading will be “much stronger” over the final six months as it gets back up...
German financial technology company Wirecard is filing for insolvency after an accounting scandal that led to the arrest of its former chief executive earlier this week.
Capita expects to take a big hit to its top line from the coronavirus pandemic, the outsourcing giant said as it looks for a buyer for its multimillion-pound education software...
Polls have opened in Russia for a week-long vote on constitutional changes that would allow President Vladimir Putin to stay in power until 2036.
Disney has postponed the reopening of two theme parks until it receives guidelines from the state government in California.
South Korea and the United States have urged Pyongyang to implement the disarmament pledges it made in past talks. The allies said on Thursday they will keep pushing for diplomacy...
Victims of domestic violence will be provided with temporary and free accommodation if specialist emergency facilities are not available.
US President Donald Trump's plans to kick off Independence Day with a showy display at Mount Rushmore are drawing criticism from Native Americans.
Governments and businesses are ramping up precautions after the number of coronavirus cases surged in various parts of the world.
South Korea and the United States will continue to push for complete denuclearisation of North Korea.