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Firefighters are battling the out-of-control bushfire on the city's eastern fringes, where several properties are ablaze

Australia's Perth Battles Bushfire Amid Virus Lockdown

Australia's Perth battles bushfire amid virus lockdown

Japan Says EU Export Curbs Delaying Its Covid-19 Vaccination Plan

Japan has reached deals with Pfizer, Moderna and AstraZeneca to buy enough vaccine doses for its whole population of 126 million

Japan says EU export curbs delaying its Covid-19 vaccination plan

Vaccinations Roll Out In Stadiums, Cathedrals, Buses

Moscow's famous GUM department store has become one of the city's vaccination centres

Vaccinations roll out in stadiums, cathedrals, buses

The fashion leaders said their sector contributed Â£35 billion to UK GDP and employs almost one million people

UK Fashion Leaders Warn Of 'Decimation' From Brexit

UK fashion leaders warn of 'decimation' from Brexit

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'You'll have to wait': Border police officers are turning many passengers away

French Police Block Passengers As New Covid Rules Kick In

French police block passengers as new Covid rules kick in

4-Year-Old Girl Discovers Stunning Dinosaur Footprint Fossil

A footprint fossil discovered at Bendricks Bay in South Wales by a young girl is said to be one of the "best-preserved examples from anywhere" in the U.K.

The constitution was written by the military junta before they left power, and is very controversial -- Suu Kyi's government has been trying to amend it

Myanmar Coup: What We Know So Far

Myanmar coup: What we know so far

Hong Kong Tycoon Remains In Jail After Landmark Challenge To Security Law

Hong Kong tycoon remains in jail after landmark challenge to security law

British-Swedish firm AstraZeneca will increase shipments of its virus to the EU by 30 percent, European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen said

EU Secures Extra Vaccines; Republicans To Meet Biden Over Covid Relief Plan

EU secures extra vaccines; Republicans to meet Biden over Covid relief plan

Irish no-frills carrier Ryanair warns that it will suffer a record annual loss of almost 1.0 billion euros ($1.2 billion)

Ryanair Forecasts Biggest Ever Loss On Virus Hit

Ryanair forecasts biggest ever loss on virus hit

Meghan Markle Explains Why She Changed Her Name On Son Archie's Birth Certificate: Report

Meghan Markle said through her rep that Buckingham Palace made her change her name on her son Archie's birth certificate.

South Korea's border with the North is one of the most heavily fortified in the world

N. Korean Diplomat Told Daughter To 'Come Find Freedom': Report

N. Korean diplomat told daughter to 'come find freedom': report

Volunteers are being trained by St John Ambulance to administer the Pfizer-BioNTech and AstraZeneca vaccines

UK Trains Volunteer Vaccine Army In Covid Inoculation Race

UK trains volunteer vaccine army in Covid inoculation race

Pro-democracy Tycoon In Landmark Challenge To Hong Kong Security Law

Pro-democracy tycoon in landmark challenge to Hong Kong security law

Mikel Arteta's Arsenal contract runs until 2023

Arsenal Rumors: Bundesliga Clubs Plot Move For 'Highly-Rated' Winger

Two German clubs are eyeing a transfer swoop for Arsenal's Reiss Nelson, attempting to secure a deal just before the transfer window closes.

Moore raised Â£33 million for staff of the state-run National Health Service (NHS) battling the coronavirus outbreak last year

Britain's 'Captain Tom' Lockdown Hero Hospitalised With Covid-19

Britain's 'Captain Tom' lockdown hero hospitalised with Covid-19

Marcus Rashford is the latest Premier League player to receive online racist abuse

Britain's Prince William Attacks 'Despicable' Racist Abuse Of Footballers

Britain's Prince William attacks 'despicable' racist abuse of footballers

With doses of Covid-19 jabs still in relatively short supply, Britain and the EU have become embroiled in an ugly row over the shots they have been promised

EU Announces Progress In Vaccines Push, But Fresh Virus Protests

EU announces progress in vaccines push, but fresh virus protests

Boris Johnson wants to join a Pacific free trade bloc that Donald Trump snubbed

Britain To Formally Apply To Asia-Pacific Free Trade Bloc

Britain to formally apply to Asia-Pacific free trade bloc

Britain's International Trade Secretary Liz Truss said joining the CPTPP would offer 'enormous opportunities'

Britain To Apply To Join Asia-Pacific Free Trade Bloc

Britain to apply to join Asia-Pacific free trade bloc

French President Emmanuel Macron is reported to have been concerned about the impact of another lockdown after nearly a year of restrictions, as well as a deep recession

Macron Gambles By Saying 'Non' To Lockdown

Macron gambles by saying 'non' to lockdown

A BN(O) passport is available to a huge number of people -- about 70 percent of Hong Kong's 7.5 million population

Britain Opens Visa Scheme For Millions Of Hong Kongers

Britain opens visa scheme for millions of Hong Kongers

Unbeaten Caleb Plant defeated challenger Caleb Truax on Saturday by unanimous decision to retain the International Boxing Federation super middleweight title

Plant Defeats Truax To Keep Super Middleweight Title

Plant defeats Truax to keep super middleweight title

Lionel Messi said he will stay at Barcelona but only because the club's president Josep Maria Bartomeu broke his word to let him leave

Transfer Rumors: Moroccan Striker Better Than Lionel Messi Addresses Possible Premier League Move

Sevilla FC's Youssef En-Nesyri, who has exceeded Lionel Messi as La Liga's top goal scorer, shut down the rumors linking him to a move to the Premier League.

Olivia Wilde is among the famous faces who pop up for socially-distanced conversations during "How It Ends" -- many shot outside the A-listers' real-life homes

Apocalyptic Movies Shot During Pandemic Hit Sundance

Apocalyptic movies shot during pandemic hit Sundance

A row has erupted between Britain and Europe over supplies of the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine

EU Backs Off Jab Threat In Britain Row As WHO Warns Against 'Vaccine Nationalism'

The European Union on Friday backtracked on a threat to restrict exports of coronavirus shots to Northern Ireland in its growing row with Britain, as the WHO warned against "vaccine nationalism".