Coronavirus pandemic: Curtailed Christmas could be 'safest bet': WHO
Michael Ryan, the WHO's emergencies director, said there was a balance to be struck between the science and the economic and social factors.
Who's in the running for WTO leadership?
There are eight contenders for the director general of World Trade Organization as Roberto Azevedo steps down on Monday.
WHO launches global pandemic response probe
Announcing the assessment, which will be presented next May, WHO chief said it should help the world understand how to prevent such crises in the future.
WHO warns virus may be here to stay as toll nears 300,000
Top infectious diseases expert Anthony Fauci has said re-opening too soon risks triggering uncontrollable outbreaks.
Pharma chiefs expect coronavirus vaccine In 12-18 months
IFPMA director-general Thomas Cueni said the industry was putting on an unprecedented united front to conquer the virus.
UK To overhaul terror sentences after London knife attack
Any early release would be subject to a risk assessment from the Parole Board.
Brexit supporters say 'see EU' with a bang
Nigel Farage described Brexit as "the greatest moment in the modern history of our great nation".
Prince Harry leaves for Canada in 'symbolic' departure: Reports
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are bowing out entirely from representing the British monarchy, in a crisis that has shaken the centuries-old institution.
UK monarchy scrambles for solutions after Harry, Meghan bombshell
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, rocked the monarchy on Wednesday with an announcement made without consulting any senior royals from the sovereign downwards.
Final push in Britain's Brexit election
Thursday's snap general election has been called in a bid to break the Brexit deadlock.
Healthcare battles Brexit as top UK election issue
The state-run National Health Service (NHS) provides free taxpayer-funded treatment for all, which is often criticised but fiercely defended.
