COVID-19 has 'spread like wildfire' through Kashechewan â and children are suffering most: MillerWhile the number of new COVID-19 cases has dropped precipitously nationwide, Kashechewan First Nation in northern Ontario is in the grips of a troubling new...
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Fire brigade felt concerned about âoffhandâ Grenfell risk assessorThe London Fire Brigade (LFB) had concerns over whether the work of the fire-risk assessor appointed by Grenfell Towerâs landlord was âsuitable and...
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Met chief âno intention of resigningâ after force corruption claimsThe Metropolitan Police commissioner said she has âno intention of resigningâ as she faced down accusations that the force was institutionally corrupt.
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Why balloons strapped to explosives are the latest flashpoint in Israel-Hamas tensionsIncendiary balloons are a cheap way for militant groups in Gaza to send a message to Israel, without provoking the full Israeli military...
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Fox News host Harris Faulkner complimented Vladimir Putin for answering questions for longer than Joe Biden - before the US president even spokePutin answered "more questions in front of the media longer than I can remember either the current president or his vice president combined," she said.
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Biden and Putin set âconsultationsâ on updating nuclear pactRussian president Vladimir Putin said that he and US president Joe Biden agreed in a âconstructiveâ summit to return ambassadors to their posts, lowering...
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Convention centre which was a Nightingale Hospital frustrated by reopening delayThe director of a conference centre which was converted into one of the seven English NHS Nightingale hospitals says the delay to the further easing of lockdown...
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Greenpeace apologizes, local police slam Euro 2020 parachute protestorGreenpeace has apologized and Munich police are investigating after a protester parachuted into the stadium and injured two people before Germany's game against...
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Major retailers recall pet food over link to potentially deadly cat disease![Major retailers recall pet food over link to potentially deadly cat disease]() Sainsbury's and Pets at Home are among retailers to pull dry cat food from their shelves over a potential link to a deadly feline disease.
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Latest weekly Covid-19 rates for local authority areas in EnglandHere is Wednesdayâs update of Covid-19 case rates for every local authority area in England.
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Government intends to hold formal assessments in next school year â WilliamsonThe Government intends to hold exams and formal assessments including GCSE and A-levels in the next academic year despite disruption to learning amid the...
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The Delta variant is spreading. What does it mean for the US?Covid-19 cases have fallen far below the winter peak, but the Delta variant has roughly doubled every two weeks in the US
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Saudi Arabia executes man who allegedly committed crimes as a minorSaudi Arabia has executed a 26-year-old man for crimes related to governmental rioting that he allegedly committed while he was a minor,...
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Yemen fishermen hit jackpot with million-dollar find in whale's bellyFor Yemeni fisherman Fares Abdulhakeem and his friends, the day was like any other as they headed out to sea to earn a living in the war-torn country â until...
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UK was not prepared for Covid crisis, Unison leader saysThe UK was not prepared for the pandemic, partly down to a decade of spending cuts, austerity and underinvestment in public services, according to a union...
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UK reports more than 9,000 new COVID cases - the highest daily total since FebruaryThe UK has reported 9,055 new COVID cases, the highest daily total since February.
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First Thing: DoJ called Trump election claims âpure insanityâ, emails showCorrespondence reveals how the former president tried to enlist officials to overturn the election. Plus, a Fox reporter goes off-script...
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Israel responds to incendiary balloons with airstrikes on Gaza in 1st flare-up since cease-fireViolence erupts anew after Israeli ultranationalists, some chanting "Death to Arabs," parade in east Jerusalem, prompting incendiary...
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COVID jabs to be made compulsory for care home staffCoronavirus vaccinations will be made compulsory for care home staff, Matt Hancock has confirmed.
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Liz Cheney says it was 'disgusting and despicable' for fellow GOP Rep. Paul Gosar to accuse Capitol Police of 'lying in wait' for Jan. 6 rioter Ashli Babbitt"The police officer that did this shooting appeared to be hiding, lying in wait and then gave no warning before killing her," Gosar said of Babbitt.
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Biden and Putin plunge into hours of talks at summitUS president Joe Biden and Russiaâs Vladimir Putin launched into hours of face-to-face talks on Wednesday in a highly anticipated summit at a time when both...
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Harvey Weinstein`s extradition to Los Angeles approved by Judge![Harvey Weinstein`s extradition to Los Angeles approved by Judge]() Weinstein, who is 69 years old, faces 11 sexual assault charges in Los Angeles involving five women. If convicted, he could face up to an additional 140 years...
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MacKenzie Scott has given away over $8 billion since divorcing Jeff Bezos, but her wealth keeps rising thanks to Amazon's soaring stock priceMacKenzie Scott, a philanthropist and the ex-wife of Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, recently gave away $2.74 billion to 286 different organizations.
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Cat food recalled over potential link to rare and fatal diseaseSainsburyâs and Pets at Home are among the retailers recalling dry cat food over a potential link to an outbreak of a rare and fatal disease in cats.
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Islanders irked by missed call in loss to Lightning, express frustration with refsIslanders coach Barry Trotz was angry with officials and yelled at them on the bench after a second period goal shouldn't have been allowed.
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'Deadliest Catch' cast reacts to the death of Nick McGlashan in emotional tribute episodeThe crew members on Discoveryâs âDeadliest Catchâ learned of the death of their friend and fellow fisherman, Nick McGlashan, in the latest episode of the...
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Malaysia court rules open verdict in death of Nora QuoirinA High Court in Malaysia has overturned a coroner's verdict that the death of French-Irish teenager, Nora Quoirin, was likely misadventure with no one else...
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JCVI not recommending vaccinating children, minister suggestsVaccination experts are not planning to give the green light for administering Covid-19 jabs to children, a Cabinet minister has suggested.
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Work to pedestrianise Oxford Circus to begin this summerThe area around Londonâs famous Oxford Circus is to be transformed into two pedestrianised âpiazzasâ after years of deliberation.
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Covid-19 vaccination could mean âpublic health crisis is overâ â expertThe UKâs âpublic health crisis is overâ if Covid vaccines continue to offer high protection against hospital admission, despite the virus spreading in the...
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