UNITED KINGDOM

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have a heartbreaking reason for leaving the UK and Canada and moving to Los Angeles.

'Corona criminals' prey on Europe's virus fears

The fight of UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson against the deadly virus creeping up in the country has gone up to the next level. In a surprise announcement today, the PM revealed that he has tested positive for COVID-19.

Meghan Markle reportedly forced Prince Harry to abandon the royal family.

Defoe backs Gerrard to become top manager

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle make a new hire for their upcoming "non-profit entity."

Fitch downgrades UK debt to AA-, outlook negative

Brexit talks to go ahead despite virus spread: UK

U.S. stocks traded lower on Friday signaling the end of a three-day rally

Brirtish Prime Minister Boris Johnson tested positive for the coronavirus. Downing Street has urged calm and insisted there was no need to test other government officials unless they exhibited symptoms.

Meghan Markle has been accused of preventing Prince Harry from seeing Prince Charles after his coronavirus diagnosis.

Language-learning app Duolingo is releasing a free app aimed at teaching kids how to read and write in a fun and entertaining way.

Meghan Markle reportedly feels isolated from the royal family since she decided to quit The Firm.

Champion boxer Amir Khan donates an entire building to help in the UK's fight against the coronavirus.

Prince Harry is reportedly living in a fantasy world that was dictated on him by his wife, Meghan Markle.

The coronavirus pandemic has caused many people to wallow in a pool of worries and anxiety. This is particularly true for those who have been identified as vulnerable or most at risk to develop fatal complications due to COVID-19. Pregnant women have also been classified under this category. To allay the fears of expectant mothers, a pregnancy expert has revealed important things to know.

Prince Harry and Meghan now based in California: report

Prince William is worried and concerned about Prince Charles' health.

Wimbledon this year has been scheduled to take place from June 29 to July 12.

Governments of various countries around the world are finding ways to deal with the global pandemic caused by a coronavirus. The crucial first step is conducting tests on people suspected to be infected by COVID-19. In the case of the UK, the National Health Service is planning to conduct at least 10,000 tests per day. They are also taking into consideration having an antibody test, which may provide insight if there can be some immunity against the coronavirus.

Northern Ireland sportswear factory scrubs up in virus fight