UK PM Boris Johnson eyes end to lockdown as vaccines reach one-third of adults
Britain is one of the countries hardest-hit by the Covid-19 pandemic, with more than 120,000 deaths.
UK top court to rule on Uber drivers' status
Uber is calling for companies in the sector to form a joint fund that would allow drivers who work for different apps to be able to access protections and benefits such as paid holidays.
Virus expected to last long-term despite global vaccine rollout
Disease experts warned that vaccines won't end the pandemic unless all countries receive doses in a fast and fair manner.
India orders extra forces into Delhi after farmers storm iconic Red Fort
Smaller farmer demonstrations were held in Mumbai and Bangalore and in the rural state of Haryana.
CMAs respond to accusations Charley Pride contracted COVID-19 at the awards
Charley Pride tested negative for COVID-19 before and after he attended the Country Music Awards on Nov. 11.
Google to integrate bank accounts in payments app
Google at the same time said it was updating its Google Pay app to help users better organize payments to people and businesses.
Infiltration tactics of Britain's 'spy cops' on trial
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.
Vatican says Pope Francis' backing for gay unions no challenge to marriage
A note sent to papal ambassadors late last week by the Secretariat of State -- hammered home that there had been no change in Church doctrine.
Pope backs civil unions for gay couples
The Pope's favourable stance on civil unions marks a step away from a 2003 document prepared by the Vatican's dogma office, the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith.
Microsoft disrupts ransomware operation that could compromise 2020 presidential polls
It was reportedly a malware network called Trickbot which is used by cybercriminals to distribute ransomware and more.
UK government slumps in polls amid coronavirus chaos
Prime Minister Boris Johnson can expect little respite when parliament returns on Tuesday, with economic gloom and rows over school returns on the agenda.
Uber earnings hit hard as pandemic stalls revenue
Uber said the company sees a recovery from the crisis that will allow it move into profitability.
'Van Helsing' Season 5 resumes filming, adds Kim Coates and more
Cameras are rolling again for "Van Helsing" Season 5 for its slated release this fall.
Same sex couples get the green light for religious marriage ceremonies in Northern Ireland
The same sex marriage law provides lawful protection to religious bodies who are not inclined to officiate ceremonies
US rescinds order denying visas for foreign students
The US president has threatened to withhold federal funding from schools that refuse to reopen.
Emmanuel Macron to host downsized Bastille Day, outline crisis response
For the first time since 1945, authorities have called off the annual military parade along the Champs-Elysees in Paris.
'Stranger Things' Season 4 to resume filming in September
Filming for "Stranger Things" Season 4 is set to begin on Sept. 17 in Atlanta.
Cathay Pacific unveils US$5 billion bailout plan
The bulk of the capital will come from new shares issued to Aviation 2020, a company owned by the government.
Hollywood productions reopening: Task force issues guidelines amid coronavirus pandemic
Industry-wide-task force has submitted a 22-page list of guideline to authorities for consideration hoping for staged reopening process.
UK government advisors sound warning on easing virus lockdown
From Monday, the government will partially reopen schools in England and allow up to six people from different households to meet outside.
Work and exercise restrictions ease in England
The partial lifting of restrictions comes despite concern over Britain's death toll from the virus -- the second highest in the world.
UK government sets out phased plan to ease virus lockdown
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said some rules would be relaxed as part of a "carefully planned timetable" of measures.
Coronavirus: Latest global developments
In all, 3,500,517 cases have now been reported in 195 countries and territories.
Virus lockdowns scale back May Day rallies
This year the date carries extra significance after the COVID-19 outbreak sent the global economy into a historic tailspin.
Six Nations organisers planning second tournament later this year
If such a tournament happens, countries like Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, and Argentina might not participate.
Biden hopes to continue momentum in key Michigan primary
Biden has surged since scoring a decisive victory in the South Carolina primary on February 29.
Germany announces economic measures to stall 'corona-crisis'
As the number of cases in Germany pushed beyond 900, Health Minister Jens Spahn said gatherings of more than 1,000 people should be scrapped.
Meghan Markle makes surprise visit to London school for International Women's Day
The Duchess of Sussex was caught laughing after the head boy Aker Okoye, 16, planted a kiss on her cheeks.
Manchester City sponsorship is covered by the Abu Dhabi government
In 2015, the "Partnership for Open and Fair Skies" produced a document that claimed discrepancies in City's sponsorship deal
Tensions flare in French protests as pension dispute grinds on
It was the fourth day of demonstrations since the protest began on December 5 with a massive public transport strike now in its 36th day.