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China's sweeping new national security law for Hong Kong has sharply divided opinion inside and beyond the city

How The World Reacted To Hong Kong's New Security Law

How the world reacted to Hong Kong's new security law

Airbus Cuts 15,000 Jobs To Face Aviation's 'Gravest Crisis'

Airbus cuts 15,000 jobs to face aviation's 'gravest crisis'

US Stocks Gain To Finish Banner Quarter, Shrugging Off Virus Spike

World Health Organization boss Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warned that the fight against the virus is far from over

US stocks gain to finish banner quarter, shrugging off virus spike

Protests against China's increasingly heavy-handed approach to Hong Kong of wracked the city for a year

China Imposes Feared Hong Kong Security Law

China imposes feared Hong Kong security law

Hong Kong Security Law: China Formally Adopts Controversial Legislation, Gives Beijing New Powers Over Autonomous Territory
Pakistan's PIA Suspended In Europe Over Fake Pilot Licence Scandal
Premier League Rumors: Arsenal Deal For Balogun May Come Soon After Southampton Interest
Pakistan PM Blames India For Stock Exchange Attack

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Queen Elizabeth's Balmoral Castle Is Being Used As An Outdoor Toilet

Visitors have apparently been using the monarch's Scotland estate to relieve themselves.

The Leicester lockdown rained on Johnson's parade

UK PM Pledges 'Infrastructure Revolution' For Virus Crisis

UK PM pledges 'infrastructure revolution' for virus crisis

Boxes with protective masks from China -- which has exerted growing influence during the COVID-19 crisis -- are seen at a state camp in Dusseldorf, Germany, in June 2020

Post-COVID, More In West See China As Major Power: Study

Post-COVID, more in West see China as major power: study

Prince Harry’s Spending On Pregnant Meghan Markle Sparked Prince William Rift, Book Claims

Prince Harry and Prince William's rumored falling-out was allegedly due to the former's spending, a book has claimed.

Barcelona played Las Palmas in an empty Camp Nou in October 2017.

Barcelona Wonderkid To Join Manchester United, Announces Nou Camp Exit On Instagram

He is set to be Manchester United's third acquisition into their academy system this summer.

Child Porn Site That Accepts Cryptocurrency Payments Gets Shut Down By Spanish Police

Authorities across the world worked together to arrest individuals related to child pornography sites funded by cryptocurrency on the dark web.

Meghan Markle Allegedly Embarrassed Prince Harry With Pregnancy Announcement, New Book Claims

Meghan Markle allegedly embarrassed her husband, Prince Harry, when she announced her pregnancy at Princess Eugenie's royal wedding, according to a new book.

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said the country would spend an additional Aus$1.35 billion ($928 million) on cybersecurity

Australia Ramps Up Cyber Spending After State-backed Attacks

Australia ramps up cyber spending after state-backed attacks

Former underground communist Lau Man-shing now yearns for democracy for semi-autonomous Hong Kong, and is worried Beijing wants to 'quell resistance for once and for all'

Hong Kong Leftist Jailed By Britain Now Fears Beijing's Law

Hong Kong leftist jailed by Britain now fears Beijing's law

Star Spots That Cover Most Of Supergiant Betelgeuse Reduced Its Brightness By 40%, Says Study

Betelgeuse is a red giant in the constellation Orion that is considered as one of the brightest stars in the sky.

Jamaica-born Anthony Bryan, one of the victims of the Windrush scandal, remains bitter about his experience

Racism In The UK: The Effects Of A 'Hostile Environment'

Racism in the UK: the effects of a 'hostile environment'

Premier League Rumors: Arsenal Gives Up On Young Gun, Unloading Balogun Soon

Arsenal FC has given up negotiating with Folarin Balogun, telling him he is free to join other teams after this season.

Premier League Rumors: Henderson Given More Time To Evolve Following Sheffield Loan Extension

Manchester United and Sheffield United have come to terms on a loan extension for Dean Henderson.

Thousands rally in Madrid for 'social reconstruction' in Spain

WHO Says Pandemic 'Not Even Close' To Over As Toll Passes 500,000

WHO says pandemic 'not even close' to over as toll passes 500,000

Brentford's Value-driven Approach Fires Premier League Push

Brentford's value-driven approach fires Premier League push

Bars in Los Angeles and several other counties in California have been forced to close again because of a new spike in infections, just over a week after reopening

European, US Stocks Rise, Shrugging Off Virus Fears

European, US stocks rise, shrugging off virus fears

Leicester's mayor has argued that the high levels of cases might in part be due to higher levels of testing in the city

UK Reimposes Lockdown On Virus-hit City Of Leicester

UK reimposes lockdown on virus-hit city of Leicester

A report about forced sterilisations by Chinese authorities, based on a combination of official regional data, policy documents and interviews with ethnic minority women, has prompted calls for a UN investigation

China Forcibly Sterilises Uighurs To Control Population: Report

China forcibly sterilises Uighurs to control population: report

Britain's chief negotiator anhis EU counterpart Michel Barnier d held face-to-face talks in Brussels in March, but there are hopes that they can make better progress in the coming weeks

EU, Britain Intensify Talks On Post-Brexit Future

EU, Britain intensify talks on post-Brexit future

Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson vowed that the government would not go back to the austerity measures of 10 years ago

Obesity Problems In The UK? Prime Minister Boris Johnson Says Country Is 'Fatter' Than Most Of Europe

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the increase in obesity will place "costly" pressure on the National Health Service if it continues to rise.