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The 15 hydrogen-powered buses emit water vapour instead of carbon monoxide

Catching The Number 1: Aberdeen Trials Hydrogen Buses

Catching the number 1: Aberdeen trials hydrogen buses

Lee Elder, the first Black golfer to play at the Masters, will serve as an honorary starter at next year's Masters, Augusta National announced Monday

Augusta National Vows Greater Racial Justice, Diversity Moves

Augusta National vows greater racial justice, diversity moves

The analysis found that at least $170 billion of public money had been pledged to fossil fuel-intensive sectors since the start of the pandemic

G20 Backslides On Fossil Fuel Subsidies: Report

G20 backslides on fossil fuel subsidies: report

Members of the unelected upper chamber House of Lords were tipped to vote against the Internal Market Bill, which is designed to regulate trade between all four UK nations

UK Govt Suffers Parliamentary Defeat Over Brexit Bill

UK govt suffers parliamentary defeat over Brexit bill

Investors will now be looking to see Joe Biden's foreign and economic policy plans

Markets Soar On Biden, Virus Vaccine Success

Markets soar on Biden, virus vaccine success

Bolivia's former president Evo Morales waves behind ex-vice-president Alvaro Garcia as he returns to Bolivia after a year in exile, with supporters greeting him in Villazon on November 9, 2020

Bolivia's Morales Back From Year In Exile

Bolivia's Morales back from year in exile

45,000 protesters rallied Sunday outside parliament before marching across the city towards the central election commission headquarters, threatening to blockade its entrances

Georgia Opposition Defies Crackdown, Stages New Protests

Georgia opposition defies crackdown, stages new protests

President-elect Joe Biden plans many policy changes that could have a major impact on some US industries

How Will Joe Biden Change Life For US Businesses?

How will Joe Biden change life for US businesses?

The Turkish lira had its best day in two years as two major resignations are seen as indication interest rate hikes are on the way

Turkish Lira Surges After Erdogan's Son-in-law Quits

Turkish lira surges after Erdogan's son-in-law quits

A protester holds a sign during a demonstration opposing the repeal of the Affordable Care Act

Supreme Court To Hear Attack On Obamacare As Covid-19 Pandemic Widens

Supreme Court to hear attack on Obamacare as Covid-19 pandemic widens

UN acting envoy to Libya Stephanie Williams speaks at the opening of the Libyan Political Dialogue Forum hosted in Gammarth on the outskirts of the Tunisian capital

Libyans Hold UN-led Talks To Prepare For Elections

Libyans hold UN-led talks to prepare for elections

Supporters of Myanmar's National League for Democracy (NLD) hold posters with the image of Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi, the country's civilian leader, as they celebrate what they say is a landslide victory in elections

Suu Kyi's Party Confident Of Landslide Victory In Myanmar Polls

Suu Kyi's party confident of landslide victory in Myanmar polls

Ivorian gendarmes have blocked access to the residence of opposition chief Henri Konan Bedie

Six Dead In Ivory Coast Clashes As Court Validates Ouattara Win

Six dead in Ivory Coast clashes as court validates Ouattara win

Joe Biden attends a coronavirus briefing on October 28, 2020 in Wilmington, Delaware, with participants in the briefing including two people he later named as co-chairs on his Covid-19 advisory board: Vivek Murthy and Marcella Nunez-Smith

Biden Insists Masks Are Not 'Political,' Unveils Coronavirus Team

Biden insists masks are not 'political,' unveils coronavirus team

Polish President Andrzej Duda visited the White House in June, the first foreign leader to do so since it first eased coronavirus restrictions

Trump Ally Poland Conflicted Over Biden Win

Trump ally Poland conflicted over Biden win

Eamon Daley (L), 28, and Aaron Dorman, 27, chat outside Jones Diner during a gathering of Trump supporters

Trump Supporters Downcast But Holding Out Until Election Results 'Certified'

Trump supporters downcast but holding out until election results 'certified'

WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warned the virus "pays no heed to political rhetoric or conspiracy theories"

World May Be Tired, But Virus 'Not Tired Of Us': WHO Chief

World may be tired, but virus 'not tired of us': WHO chief

BioNTech's experimental technology has put the German biotech firm in pole position in the global race to develop a jab that will end the coronavirus crisis

BioNTech: Plucky German Upstart Leads Covid-19 Vaccine Race

BioNTech: plucky German upstart leads Covid-19 vaccine race

A secial EU police unit arrested former Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) spokesman Jakup Krasniqi at his home on the outskirts of Pristina

Kosovo Ex-president Thaci Denies War Crimes

Kosovo ex-president Thaci denies war crimes

Pfizer said the vaccine was a 'much needed breakthrough' in the fight against Covid-19

'Watershed' Covid-19 Vaccine Proves 90 Percent Effective

'Watershed' Covid-19 vaccine proves 90 percent effective

Egyptian sarcophaguses have been found for sale on Facebook

Pandemic Harms Efforts To Rein In Antiquities Theft

Pandemic harms efforts to rein in antiquities theft

German Chancellor Angela Merkel delivers a statement on the outcome of the presidential election in the United States

Sparing No Words For Trump, Merkel Vows Cooperation With Biden

Sparing no words for Trump, Merkel vows cooperation with Biden

Four people were killed in an attack by a convicted Islamic State supporter in Vienna on November 2

Austria Police Raid Dozens Of 'Islamist-linked' Targets

Austria police raid dozens of 'Islamist-linked' targets

The controversial decades-long practice of Britain's "spy police" finally came under the spotlight as a public inquiry began last week after a five-year wait

Infiltration Tactics Of Britain's 'Spy Cops' On Trial

Infiltration tactics of Britain's 'spy cops' on trial

Marcel Pinte (right) surprised people with his 'astonishing' memory, a relative recalls

France To Remember Six-year-old Wartime Resistance Hero

France to remember six-year-old wartime resistance hero

A woman walks past a mural painted on the outer walls of the former US embassy in the Iranian capital Tehran

Biden May 'Change Course' On Iran, But Obstacles Abound

Biden may 'change course' on Iran, but obstacles abound

SoftBank said half-year net profit soared, as tech stocks rallied and the firm shed assets to shore up finances

SoftBank Says H1 Net Profit Surges More Than Four-fold To $18 Bn

The profit surge was mainly driven by gains on its investments, which topped two trillion yen for the period.

Zeleke Alabachew says there are around 200 militiamen in his area willing to fight

Ethiopia's Tigray Conflict Risks Spreading South

Ethiopia's Tigray conflict risks spreading south

Lily Zhang (in red) of the United States plays Margaryta Pesotska of Ukraine at the 2020 ITTF Women's World Cup in Weihai, the first event on the sport's world tour since the virus shutdown

Nerves And Serves: International Table Tennis Back After 238 Days

Nerves and serves: International table tennis back after 238 days

Housewife Chen Rui hired a four-strong team of home organisers to rescue her wardrobe

China's Luxury Shoppers Call In The Tidy Teams

China's luxury shoppers call in the tidy teams

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