Angela Merkel calls coronavirus 'biggest challenge since WWII'
This is the first time the German Chancellor took to the airwaves to address citizens directly outside of traditional New Year's greetings.
UK to close schools, put troops on standby as coronavirus deaths rise
As the outbreak spreads and the death toll reached 104, up from 71 in a day, Boris Johnson said schools would be closed indefinitely later this week.
Galaxy Note 20: Samsung teases groundbreaking new tech ahead of launch
Other features rumoured to come with the Galaxy Note 20 are a new S-Pen functionality and better cameras.
UK urges end to 'non-essential' contact, travel to curb virus spread
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said more stringent restrictions would follow in the coming days for those with serious health conditions.
Stocks tumble as anxious Europe starts week under lockdown
COVID-19 first emerged in China late last year, but Europe is now the biggest flashpoint and the death toll on the continent surged at the weekend.
Rate cut, shutdowns and curfew: US ramps up virus response
Faced with an economic shutdown, the Fed announced a raft of drastic emergency measures to shore up confidence and keep the financial sector running.
Global banks take crisis measures as virus death toll surges
After the COVID-19 pandemic began in China, Europe has emerged as the biggest flashpoint and the death toll on the continent surged over the weekend.
ISS astronauts are growing human tissues and organs in Earth's orbit
If the experiment is successful, the organs will be used for transplants.
Britain starts hearing US case for extraditing Assange
A ruling against Assange could see him jailed for 175 years if convicted on all 17 US Espionage Act charges and one count of computer hacking.
WHO declares global virus emergency as death toll hits 213
The UN health agency based in Geneva had initially downplayed the threat posed by the disease.
'Pokemon' fans reportedly still angry about latest DLC expansion, Pokedex, and more
Barely a week after the announcement of the "Pokemon Sword" and "Pokemon Shield" DLC, complaints continue to mount on social media.
Scientists create first ever 'human biological machines' or living robots
Known as Xenobots, these creatures can revolutionise regenerative medicine.
The 'supercells' that cured an infant's grave genetic illness
Johan's white blood cells were incapable of fighting off bacteria and fungal infections.
Researchers discover that plants emit ultrasonic screams when in pain
Researchers have recorded plants emitting distress sounds when the stem is cut or when the plant is deprived of water.
Get Moving! Four in five adolescents don't exercise enough: WHO
Exercise is also seen as an important tool in efforts to stem the global obesity epidemic.
Chinese state media urge 'tougher line' on Hong Kong
Hardcore demonstrators smashed the windows of the official Xinhua news agency's regional bureau on Saturday.
Bottlenecks and stockpiles: UK firms in last Brexit stretch
The government's own forecasts show Britain potentially running out of food and vital medicine.
Arabic, Islamic symbols ordered removed from restaurants in China
Restaurants owners said that government officials targeted the star and crescent moon symbol and the word "halal" as seen in Beijing's Muslim neighborhoods.
US opioid overdose epidemic: 200 Americans dying every day from heroin, fentanyl
Figures show more than 72,000 people died in 2017 from opioid-related overdoses across the country.
Toxic workplaces are feeding the impostor phenomenon – here's why
The "impostor's" internal drive for perfection and their constant expectation of external criticism pushes them to underestimate their abilities.
Why has a black scientist never won a Nobel Prize?
Having a black Nobel laureate would inspire more black students to become black professors, which in turn would inspire more young black people to study science.
Turkish central bank defies Erdogan and hikes interest rates to stem lira crisis
The Turkish lira has plunged in recent months and is down almost 39 percent against the dollar in 2018.
Hopes rise for war-torn South Sudan as oil production resumes
South Sudan's economy is almost entirely dependent on exports of oil from its 3.5 billion barrels of reserves.
Robots to the rescue: How automation can create a more equal society
Discussion on automation often focuses on dystopian outcomes but it could improve gender equality at work.
Everyone is freaking out over Meghan Markle's coat
The J Crew number is now sold out.
Mind the gap – Industry 4.0 and the future of manufacturing
The manufacturing industry, in common with many others, is currently undergoing a significant digital transformation.
Manchester City march towards the title continues to win over champions Chelsea
Bernardo Silva nets the only goal as City go within 12 points of securing this season's Premier League title.
Wakanda dividend: Disney gifts $1m to after-school tech program following Black Panther success
Disney has announced that it will donate $1 million from the profits of Marvel's Black Panther to the Boys & Girls Clubs of America.
Ethereum-based insurtech Etherisc announces token event
First decentralized insurance platform opens registration for Token Generating Event.
Nemanja Matic and Ander Herrera could be to blame for Romelu Lukaku struggles, says Alan Shearer
Former Newcastle United star Alan Shearer says Romelu Lukaku has struggled at Manchester United due to a lack of forward passing from midfield.