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Does Listerine Kill Coronavirus? A Look At The ‘Promising’ Results

A new UK study revealed that mouthwash can kill COVID-19 within 30 seconds.

Moderna CEO Says Europe's Delayed Vaccine Contract Will Slow Delivery

The CEO of biotech company Moderna, Stephane Bancel, is seen in this video frame grab as he speaks during an interview with AFP on November 17, 2020

Moderna CEO says Europe's delayed vaccine contract will slow delivery

How The United Kingdom’s COVID 'Megalabs' Will Benefit Cancer Patients

The labs will also be used to diagnosis critical illnesses, including cancer, cardiovascular, and metabolic diseases.

Easyjet planes stand idle as the company reported its first ever annual loss due to the coronavirus pandemic

UK Airline EasyJet Dives Into Historic Loss On Virus

UK airline EasyJet dives into historic loss on virus

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Kate Middleton Emotional During Conversation About One Of Best Photos For Hold Still Project

Kate Middleton was emotional when she talked to Johannah Churchill, the nurse who captured a photo of her colleague Melanie wearing personal protective equipment at a clinic for COVID-19 patients.

Global coronavirus infections have surged past 54 million

New Vaccine Breakthrough Lifts Global Hope Against Pandemic

New vaccine breakthrough lifts global hope against pandemic

"It's not a wine to be taken too seriously, it's a fun drink, says Simon Day, posing at his vineyard in Ledbury, where the UKâs first red primeur is being made

'English Nouveau': A Young Red To Rival Beaujolais

'English nouveau': a young red to rival Beaujolais

Ireland wing James Lowe scored a try on his Test debut against Wales but the New Zealand-born star realises a repeat against England will be far tougher as they are a different beast

Ireland Star Lowe Prepares To Tackle The 'Beast' That Is England

Ireland star Lowe prepares to tackle the 'beast' that is England

UN General Assembly president Volkan Bozkir criticized the body, saying its effectiveness has been limited

UN General Assembly President Assails Security Council

UN General Assembly president assails Security Council

Moderna Vaccine News Sends Stocks Higher, Dow Nears 30,000

Moderna vaccine news sends stocks higher, Dow nears 30,000

Belarusian pensioners stage a protest on November 16, 2020 in Minsk against President Alexander Lukashenko, who has been in power since 1994

Canada, Britain Give First Media Freedom Award To Belarus Journalists

Canada, Britain give first media freedom award to Belarus journalists

Secrets Of Princess Diana’s Black Sheep Sweater Revealed: How To Buy A Lookalike

Princess Diana’s black sheep sweater was one of her most favorite items in her wardrobe.

Four politicians were disqualified for being deemed a national security threat to China

Who Is Stephen Ellison? Watch ‘Hero’ Diplomat Save Woman In China [VIDEO]

A British Diplomat, Stephen Ellison, a 61-year-old, saved a college student in China after she fell into a river after taking a photo.

A top British diplomat has become a hero in China after video of him rescuing a student from a swollen river racked up tens of millions of views on social media

British Diplomat In China Earns Hero Status After River Rescue

British diplomat in China earns hero status after river rescue

British PM Isolating After COVID-19 Exposure; Can You Get It Twice?

Viral immunity is a complicated process, though early studies suggest it’s at least plausible for someone to get COVID-19 twice.

The clock is ticking towards December 31 when a post-Brexit transition phase ends and the UK and Europe will need a trade deal to govern ties -- or face economic chaos

EU Warns 'Extremely Late' For Post-Brexit Deal

EU warns 'extremely late' for post-Brexit deal

Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson says he's as 'fit as a butcher's dog'

UK PM Insists He's Fighting Fit Despite Order To Self-isolate

UK PM insists he's fighting fit despite order to self-isolate

Syrian Foreign Minister Walid Muallem at a press conference with his Russian counterpart (unseen) in Syria's capital Damascus, on September 7, 2020

Syria's Foreign Minister Walid Muallem Dies

Syria's foreign minister Walid Muallem dies

Walmart ended an experiment to have robots scan and maintain inventory in US stores

Walmart Is Almost Out Of Japan’s Retail Market Threatened By Tough Competition

Walmart is selling its majority stake in the local retail chain Seiyu, its latest exit after it pulled out of Britain and Argentina.

‘The Crown’ Star Emma Corrin Was Hospitalized After Filming ‘Hardest Scene’ Of Season 4

“The Crown” actress Emma Corrin opened up about a difficult scene they had to shoot in Spain that ended with her needing to be hospitalized.

Prince Harry 'Desperate For Attention,' Twitter Claims After 'Strictly Come Dancing' Appearance

Prince Harry was criticized after he made a surprise appearance on BBC's "Strictly Come Dancing." Some accused the royal of being desperate for attention and trying to stay relevant.

Jude Law Reacts To Johnny Depp's Dismissal From 'Fantastic Beasts' Franchise: 'Unusual'

Jude Law felt that Warner Bros.' decision to dismiss Johnny Depp from the "Fantastic Beasts" franchise was unusual.

The prime minister was informed that he should self-isolate after being contacted by the country's Test and Trace scheme

British PM Self-isolating After Contact Tests Positive For Coronavirus

British PM self-isolating after contact tests positive for coronavirus

Lewis Hamilton: The World Champion Some Find Hard To Like

Lewis Hamilton: The world champion some find hard to like

United Airlines Testing Pilot Scheme For First COVID-Free Flight From London To New York

United Airlines wants to calm its customers’ fears of contracting COVID-19 during a transatlantic flight.

Britain's stance at post-Brexit talks will not change, chief negotiator David Frost warned

Post-Brexit Talks Enter Crunch Week With Failure Looming

British and EU negotiators launched a desperate final stretch of trade talks Sunday, with both sides determined not to give ground, despite the looming threat of failure.