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Trump says he's done taking hydroxychloroquine, unproven treatment for COVID-19
U.S. President Donald Trump says he has completed a two-week course of the malaria drug hydroxychloroquine, after weeks of promoting it as a treatment for the novel coronavirus.
Cummings criticism sees Church of England bishops receive death threats
One email warned: ‘Stay out of politics or we’ll kill you’.
Madagascar to send troops to town where two died of coronavirus
Madagascar's government has announced it will dispatch troops and doctors to an eastern town after several bodies were found in the streets and where two people died from the novel coronavirus.
Head of Service warns against unauthorised circulation of official information
Yemi-Esan, in a statement issued on Monday by Olawunmi Ogunmosunle, Director Information, Office of the HOCSF, warned against such action, saying it could jeopardise authentic information.
Coronavirus: What did Dominic Cummings do during lockdown?
Boris Johnson's chief aide has not been out of the headlines this Bank Holiday weekend; here's everything you need to know.
Liverpool restaurant delivering 1,000 curries every week on lockdown
The restaurant introduced its delivery service in response to the coronavirus lockdown
THE CUTTING EDGE-26-5-2020
At Kikuyu, in Kiambu County, one landlord has disconnected water and electricity to an apartment block.
Karnataka Covid-19 wrap: Two more deaths in state; Ramangara reports first coronavirus case
Karnataka reported 93 new Covid-19 cases on Monday, bringing the total tally to 2,182, of which 705 have recovered while 17 patients are in the ICU.
Twisted son who raped his own mother while high on drugs jailed for 17 years
A SADISTIC son who savagely raped his own mum while high on meth has been caged for 17 years in Australia. Slamming the twisted pervert as being the “utmost evil”, the horrified judge t…
Biden aims to move left without abandoning centrist roots
Calls for pragmatic centrism helped Joe Biden clinch the Democratic presidential nomination. But they left many of the party’s strongest liberals worried little progress would be made toward their sweeping goals.
University of Hawaii makes SAT, ACT optional for Fall 2021 applicants | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
SAT and ACT scores will be optional for students applying to enter the University of Hawaii as freshmen in the fall 2021 semester, given the disruption of the coronavirus pandemic.
Unease in Greece as restaurants, cafes reopen
Restaurants and cafes across Greece opened ahead of schedule Monday as the country prepared to launch a shortened tourism season vital to its economy.
58-yr-old sanitation supervisor at AIIMS dies of coronavirus
At the trauma centre, four more Covid positive healthcare workers of the institute are undergoing treatment. So far, 156 healthcare workers – two faculty members, four resident doctors, 16 nurses, and other staff from the institute — have tested positive.
'No excuse': Dad caught allegedly speeding on Ontario road with unsecured toddler in car
A father was caught speeding in Caledon, Ont. on Saturday while his young child was left unsecured in a car seat, police say.
Venezuela celebrates docking of tanker with Iran gasoline
The first Iranian ship to arrive is trailed by four other tankers. The shipments, however, only carry enough fuel for two or three weeks, analysts say.
Amid Tensions At LAC, China Plans To Deploy Its Latest Unmanned Helicopter Along Border: Chinese State Media
The helicopter is also capable of operating amid nuclear radiation and chemical contamination situations.
[UPDATED] COVID-19: INEC to pilot e-Voting in 2021, seeks cancellation of Bye-Elections
In the wake of lifestyle changes occasioned by the Covid-19 Pandemic, the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC
Brazil Toughens Rules to Avoid U.S.-Style Disruptions
Brazil, the biggest exporter of beef and chicken, is betting on a new set of safety standards to avoid the kind of mass processing disruptions that caused meat shortages and price spikes in America.
Gathering limits make 'great time to be building a pipeline': Alberta minister
Alberta's energy minister says it's a good time to build a pipeline because public health restrictions limit protests against them.
PNB fraud case: Interpol notice against Nirav Modi’s brother put up for public viewing again
Nehal Modi's name figured as the accused number 27 in the supplementary chargesheet filed by the CBI, which charged him for destroying evidence in Dubai to cover the tracks of the alleged crime.
'No excuse': Dad caught allegedly speeding on Ontario road with unsecured toddler in car
A father was caught speeding in Caledon, Ont. on Saturday while his young child was left unsecured in a car seat, police say.
Victim of Mt. Pleasant boat explosion hospitalized, being treated for burns
One of the three victims of a boat explosion and fire at a Mt. Pleasant marina is being treated for burns at a Georgia hospital, the boat owner said Monday.
Direct primaries in Edo, only way to go — APC National VP
Wambai, however, stated that the national headquarters of the party decided a direct primaries for the upcoming election in Edo State because there were factions in the state.
Ireland marks 'day of hope' in pandemic as Taoiseach Leo Varadkar hails 'significant milestone'
The health chiefs revealed no new deaths had been recorded for the first time in over two months
Nairobi church faces eviction from public land
The land will be restored to community utilisation.
From Covid to the cold - Western Cape's disaster management bracing for stormy weather
Snow is predicted for the mountains of the Western Cape, the higher ground of the Eastern Cape, and the southern heights of the Northern Cape.
NYC woman sues Harlem nursing home after dad dies from coronavirus
A Manhattan woman says her dad died from coronavirus in a Harlem nursing home because it failed to implement basic health guidelines including not stopping loved ones from visiting the facility until
Manipur Hit By 2 Earthquakes, No Casualty Reported
Two back to back earthquakes strike Manipur on Monday evening, according to the National Centre for Seismology.
85-year-old ex-IBC Director-General stabs wife to death
A former Director-General of the Imo Broadcasting Corporation (IBC), Mr Theophilus Okere, allegedly stabbed his wife to death early on Monday at Imerinwe community in the Ngor-Okpala Local Government Area of Imo.
Entire Uttarakhand state designated as 'Orange Zone'
The state government assured that spike is registered due to number of tests conducted of the migrants who are returning from other states.
Delhi Metro prepares to begin ops at 24-48 hr notice
As the first step towards resuming services, DMRC has decided to deploy full manpower, including station controllers and housekeeping staff, from Tuesday, sources said. Cleaning of stations has also started.
Parks packed, terraces open as Madrid and Barcelona celebrate easing of COVID-19 restrictions
Hundreds of Madrid residents flooded to the city's parks as lockdown measures were finally eased in the Spanish capital and in Barcelona, while ...
INEC to redesign polling units to comply with COVID-19 regulations
Amidst COVID-19, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has said that Polling Units shall be redesigned by the Commission
Pub owners take FBD Insurance to court over Covid-19 disruption cover
Pub owners claim they are entitled to have consequential losses covered by what they say is an insurable risk.
Coronavirus: Kuwait announces plan to end full COVID-19 lockdown
Top official says partial curfew to be introduced at end of May
Government Releases Rs 1,000 Crore To Bengal; Central Team To Assess Cyclone Damage
The Centre has released Rs 1,000 crore to the West Bengal government, as announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and a team of the Union government will visit the state soon to assess the damage caused by Cyclone Amphan.
Kevin Maguire: Liar Johnson is shameless over Cummings but public mood has changed
The Tory elite's grotesque Them versus US mentality comes from a leader whose jaundiced judgement is warping politics. But jolly Johnson cannot shamelessly twist his way out of this one
Forex Today: Dull start to the week
What you need to know on Tuesday, May 26th: It was a dull start to the week, with the US and the UK on holiday. Those equities markets that were opene
International air passengers push up Andhra’s case count
On Monday, 62 international passengers who arrived in special Vande Bharat flights to the state tested positive, and a majority of them were from Kuwait.
Haiti's Yves Jean-Bart suspended for 90 days by Fifa over sexual abuse claims
Fifa has provisionally suspended Yves Jean-Bart pending an investigation into claims the president of the Haiti Football Federation sexually abused young female footballers at the country’s national training centre
Man, 43, charged with murder after body found in Plymouth
It follows the death of a 49-year-old man in Beaumont Road on Friday
Japan government to lift state of emergency across country
The Japan government on Monday decided to lift the state of emergency for COVID-19 in Tokyo and four other prefectures of the country, the only places where the measure implemented to curb the...
Four more test positive for COVID-19 in Ladakh, tally crosses 50-mark
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Vladimir Putin's coronavirus support plan goes off the rails
Some doctors have received visits from police investigators and prosecutors demanding to know why they complained publicly about not getting their bonuses.
NAF trains 129 Special Forces to battle Boko Haram, bandits
Abubakar said this over Eid el-Fitr lunch with troops of the Air Component: “Operation Hadarin Daji,” at the 213 forward operation base in Katsina on Monday.
Father killed, son injured in Bandipora road accident
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Over 500 flights take off, but states create plane confusion at airports
Maharashtra clears air, says short-term visitors exempt from isolation
Ethiopian Airline denies having any contract to evacuate Nigerians from Canada
Ethiopian Airline Monday denied having any existing contract to evacuate stranded Nigerians from Canada. According to the airline, it is the
China warns US of countermeasures over Hong Kong trading threats
China warns US of countermeasures over Hong Kong trading threats
Talks ongoing for 'new management' at Clifton Nursing Home after 9 deaths from Covid-19
THE Department of Health has said that "an alternative provider" has come forward which could mean residents at Clifton Nursing Home in north Belfast may not have to be relocated.
Muslim family fed others every day while fasting for Ramadan
Hamza Deib’s family was forced to close its restaurants when business dropped by 90 percent during the coronavirus pandemic — but that didn’t mean they stopped serving others. Deib,
El-Rufai blows hot, says parents who enroll children into Almajiri system will be jailed
Kaduna state governor, Mallam Nasir El-Rufai, on May 25, sent a warning message to parents who enroll their children into the Almajiri system in the state.
Common sense urged after sunseekers flock to beaches and parks
People made the most of the bank holiday weather following the relaxation of lockdown restrictions in England.
Man allegedly abducts, rapes neighbours teenage girl
Operatives of the Lagos Police Command have arrested a 26-year-old man Benjamin Omade for alleged abduction and defilement of a...
Horrific moment 'killer' mother hurls autistic son, 9, into canal
Patricia Riple allegedly became overwhelmed while caring for Alejandro, who suffered from severe autism and could not speak.
Trump: 'I have a chance to break the deep state'
President Trump predicted he would come out victorious in his war against the "deep state."
Americans make low-key Memorial Day tributes, coronavirus overshadowing events
Americans paid a low-key tribute to those who died serving in the U.S. Armed Forces on Monday, with many Memorial Day events canceled because of the coronavirus epidemic that has killed nearly 100,000 people in the United States alone. In some places, scaled-down ceremonies were broadcast over the internet, as…
Ndlozi invites derision for saying ‘lockdown was for the white community’
The EFF's former spokesperson has tried to sell the idea that white people are now happy to reopen the economy at the expense of 'disposable black workers'.
Gathering limits make it a 'great time to be building a pipeline:' Alberta minister
EDMONTON - Alberta's energy minister says it's a good time to build a pipeline because public health restrictions limit protests against them.Sonya Savage m
Cummings criticism sees Church of England bishops receive death threats
One email warned: ‘Stay out of politics or we’ll kill you’.
Man defiles daughters after spiking their drinks - The Nation Nigeria
A 48-year-old man, Femi Onifade, has been arrested in Ondo State for defiling his two daughters aged six and nine. It was gathered that the Deji of Akure,
Hamilton Ndlovu apologises for showing off sports cars ‘in poor taste’ during Covid-19 crisis
The businessman says reactions to the footage of his fleet of cars caused both anger and anxiety within his family and left them 'vulnerable to unnecessary attention'.
DV Sadananda Gowda arrives from Delhi, skips quarantine, says he’s exempted
Union Minister for Chemicals & Fertilizers DV Sadananda Gowda, who flew into Bengaluru from the ‘high-risk’ Delhi, was not subjected to the mandatory institutional quarantine on Monday. Both Gowda
South Korean cafe hires robot barista to help with social distancing
DAEJEON, South Korea: The new robot barista at the cafe in Daejeon, South Korea, is courteous and swift as it seamlessly makes its way towards ...
CSP officer among three shot dead in North Waziristan
Jirga elders demand govt to control violence after recent spate of killings, warn of protests.
US ‘politicising business’, says Chinese anti-virus firm blacklisted from importing tech from America
President Donald Trump’s administration says Chinese tech is based at least in part on stealing foreign knowhow and is used to spy on the US
Trudeau, Singh pressed on parties’ decisions to access COVID-19 wage subsidy
All three parties have said donations have dropped further since the COVID-19 pandemic began
Gov. Oyetola mourns New Telegraph Editor, says death huge blow to journalism
Oyetola, in a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Ismail Omipidan, on Monday in Osogbo commiserated with Bakare’s family, friends, colleagues, the Journalists’ Hangout family and the management of The New Telegraph Newspapers over the loss.
Post-coronavirus: Relocate dry dock to open up Niger Delta economy, PANDEF, UNDEDSS task FG
The groups said the dry dock had been lying unused and should be relocated to the Niger Delta, to open up the economy of the region
Teachers' union threatens legal action: 'Covid-19 exposes hidden horrors in schooling system'
There is uncertainty over whether schools will be Covid-19 ready for the reopening, with one union already threatening court action.
South End restaurants successfully start to reopen dining rooms at half capacity
“Historically Memorial Day Weekend you’re not that busy, but we were busy,” Suffolk Punch general manager Shan Sheheane said.
Kazakh COVID-19 Cemetery Has More Graves Than Reported Coronavirus Victims
A cemetery said to be only for coronavirus victims in the southwestern Kazakh city of Almaty and the surrounding region appears to hold many more bodies than the area's number of reported COVID-19 deaths.
Video shows racially-charged rant, 911 call over man allegedly asking woman to leash dog in NY park
The video shows the woman claim the man is threatening her life, though he's not heard uttering any threats in the video.
South Korea COVID-19 response methods more effective than lockdowns: Study
South Korea is a standout in the current battle against COVID-19, largely due to its widespread testing and contact tracing; however, key to its innovation is publicly disclosing detailed information on the individuals who test positive for COVID-19. These measures prove more effective at reducing deaths among than comprehensive stay-home orders, according to new research …
No e-pass needed to travel to airport from Gurgaon
Gurgaon has recorded 284 coronavirus cases so far, including 13 people who tested positive on Monday. Two people have succumbed to the infection so far.
Gyms flex legal muscle in lawsuit against Michigan Gov. Whitmer to lift coronavirus restrictions
Gym owners in Michigan have lawyered up in their battle against Gov. Gretchen Whitmer over state-imposed restrictions meant to stem the tide of the coronavirus.
Missouri officials slam 'irresponsible and dangerous' behavior seen in images of Memorial Day crowds
Missouri officials on Monday slammed the “irresponsible and dangerous” behavior of people who crowded pools and patios at the Lake of the Ozarks over Memorial Day weekend.
Boris Johnson defends UK adviser accused of violating quarantine while showing coronavirus symptoms
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson defended his chief adviser, Dominic Cummings, who said in a statement Monday that he did not regret driving 260 miles from London during the country’s coronavirus lockdown.
Grocery and grain market in APMC reopens
Pune district sees highest single-day surge of more than 450 cases
60 more die in Maharashtra, Mumbai death toll crosses 1,000
With 2,436 new cases, total COVID-19 cases in State reach 52,667
As US edges toward reopening, a mixed picture takes shape
As US edges toward reopening, a mixed picture takes shape
3,060 Special Trains Ferried Around 40 Lakh Migrants Since May 1: Railways
The Railways has ferried around 40 lakh migrant workers on board 3,060 ''Shramik Special'' trains since May 1, according to official data.
UK accused of 'threatening' EU with Royal Navy over Brexit fishing rights row
EXCLUSIVE: Defence Minister James Heappey said three offshore patrol vessels and other "high readiness forces" could be deployed
Dramatic video shows motorcycle passenger shooting teenager in the Bronx
Video released by the NYPD Monday shows a gunman on the back of a motorcycle pull out a gun and fire several rounds at a teenager in the Bronx, striking him twice in the leg, according to police. The
Last-minute cancellations cause chaos as air travel resumes
India Business News: Domestic air travel had a bumpy take-off on its comeback on Monday after two months of being grounded, thanks to an already sanitised first-day sched
88% cases asymptomatic, 84% deaths had comorbid conditions: TN Minister
Tamil Nadu with a total of 4.21 lakh tests, the highest in the country, has 17,082 cases and has reported 118 deaths. And Chennai, with 548 cases on Monday, has registered 11,131 cases so far.
Grieving man who couldn't hold dying wife's hand calls on Boris Johnson to resign
EXCLUSIVE: John Wilson, 70, was forced to stay at home while Pauline, his wife of 48 years, died in hospital after contracting Covid-19. He says the Prime Minister must now quit
26 cases of Covid-19 at Mediclinic Cape Town
Twenty-six people have tested positive for Covid-19 at Mediclinic Cape Town in Oranjezicht, the medical facility confirmed on Monday.
Northwest cherry crops facing disease and decreased harvest
PORTLAND, Ore. — Cherry industry officials in Oregon and Washington state estimate a tree infection has substantially depleted the fruit for this year’s harvest.
Syria eases coronavirus curbs, new cases jump after expats return
DAMASCUS (Reuters) - Syria said on Monday it would lift an overnight curfew starting Tuesday and allow movement between governorates, easing coronavirus lockdown measures even as the health ministry reported the largest single-day increase in cases.
Three storey building collapses in Lagos, says LASEMA
Dr Olufemi Oke-Osanyintolu, the Director-General, Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA), on Monday confirmed the partial..
McSally: China Is Taking 'First Step of Taking Hong Kong Back Over'
On Monday's broadcast of the Fox News Channel's "Fox & Friends," Sen. Martha McSally (R-AZ) stated that China is taking a "reckless" "first step of | Clips
Change for long-term care?
The COVID-19 pandemic has shined a light on the grim realities at long-term care facilities and how seniors and people who cannot take care of themselves are living.
Covid-19 deaths top 4 000 in under-fire Sweden
Sweden, which has gained international attention for its softer approach to the coronavirus than many of its European neighbours, says the number of deaths passed the 4 000 mark.
Parks packed, terraces open as Madrid and Barcelona celebrate easing of COVID-19 restrictions
Hundreds of Madrid residents flooded to the city's parks as lockdown measures were finally eased in the Spanish capital and in Barcelona, while ...
Impact of COVID-19 frightening, says Buhari - The Nation Nigeria
President Muhammadu Buhari on Sunday said the coronavirus pandemic has brought Nigeria and other countries to their “knees”.
Belmont introduces open street dining to help downtown restaurants
The city set up chairs and tables for some social distancing dining, right there on the asphalt, to support nearby restaurants and shops.
UK to introduce 14-day quarantine for international arrivals
UK to introduce 14-day quarantine for international arrivals
Boris Johnson and Dominic Cummings say coronavirus affected their eyesight
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said that his own eyesight was affected by coronavirus
Militants Shell Town in Syria's Idlib, Russian Military Says
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Militants from the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham* terrorist group have attacked a settlement in the Syrian province of Idlib, Rear Admiral Oleg Zhuravlev, the...
California reopens churches 3 days after Trump threatened to 'override' states
The governor gave California churches the green light to reopen, three days after the president threatened to "override" states that continued to block in-person religious services due to the pandemic.
Togadia’s outfit ransacks church film set near Shiva temple in Kerala
After an uproar over social media against the film set, a group affiliated to the Antarashtriya Hindu Parishad (AHP) and its youth wing Rashtriya Bajrang Dal reached the set with hammers and ransacked it.
Cuomo admits 'we all failed' at making coronavirus projections
Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Monday that coronavirus projections from experts were all wrong and he's getting out of the business of speculating because of it.
California Reopens Places of Worship, In-Store Retail Businesses
California, which has seen some of the most serious restrictions introduced due to the COVID-19 outbreak in the United States, started to gradually reopen its economy...
Enugu FA shifts burial of ex-chairman
The Enugu FA Secretary, Francis Ugwu, who disclosed this to newsmen in Enugu on Monday, said the shift in date was communicated to the FA by the diseased’s family.
Japan's small clinics driven to brink as coronavirus-wary patients stay home
TOKYO: As Japan eases coronavirus curbs following its first wave of cases, many small medical clinics are scrambling to stay afloat and the ...
Cyber attacks against Israeli attempts to produce COVID-19 vaccine - Defense/Security
Cyber attacks on Israeli institutions working on coronavirus treatments and vaccines,with intent to sabotage efforts to fight the disease.
Lawmakers raise concerns over ‘distress withdrawal’ of EPFO funds
Most Opposition parties believe the withdrawals, about 10 times that in a similar time frame before lockdown, shows distress.Parties believe the matter of EPF withdrawals should be discussed when the standing committee meets
Biden aims to move left without abandoning centrist roots
Calls for pragmatic centrism helped Joe Biden clinch the Democratic presidential nomination. But they left many of the party’s strongest liberals worried little progress would be made toward their sweeping goals.
How diplomats work hard to defend China’s interests, promote cooperation amid pandemic
Chinese diplomats engaged in heated discussions over the images of Chinese diplomats labeled by Western media outlets as
Quebec coroner recommends more training for police dealing with domestic violence
MONTREAL — A coroner is recommending more training for police officers after investigating the murder of a Quebec woman killed by her ex-boyfriend when she returned home to retrieve her belongings.
UPDATE | Father charged with murder of 4yo girl found dead at Brisbane home
UPDATE @ 6.00AM | The father of a four year old girl who was found dead in her home in Brisbane has been charged with murder. The 43-year-old was taken into custody last night…
Council of the Federation: COVID-19 prompts Quebec to put off premiers' meeting
Quebec is postponing the Council of the Federation meeting it was set to host this summer because of COVID-19.
Cummings criticism sees Church of England bishops receive death threats
One email warned: ‘Stay out of politics or we’ll kill you’.
J&K Residents Lodged In Jails Outside State Dial Families On Eid: Centre
Eid for 122 prisoners lodged outside Jammu and Kashmir was not a lonely one as on the initiative of the Home Ministry, each of them managed to speak to their families back home and exchange greetings.
Yamina pushes bill to prevent investigation against PM - Inside Israel
Yamina faction places 'French Law' before Knesset to prevent investigations against incumbent PM for 'non-serious' offences.
Pinkerton: Stand with the Chinese People Against Their Communist Regime
It is a Chinese Communist Party ploy to conflate the communists with the Chinese people, and the U.S. must seek to widen the divide between the two.
Pentagon presses on with campaign to overturn FCC’s Ligado order
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration formally petitioned the FCC to reverse its decision to grant a spectrum license to Ligado.
Clues that finally snared Rhys Jones’ killers after painstaking fight for justice
The tragic death of Rhys Jones is the focus of ITV's Little Boy Blue, telling how the 11-year-old football lover was gunned down as on he walked home from football practise
UK offer of ‘rubber check’ for Hongkongers brazen interference in China’s internal affairs: observers
Some UK politicians’ promise to expand the “right of abode” to tens of thousands of Hong Kong residents was dubbed void promises and brazen interference in China’s internal affairs by Chinese mainland experts and Hong Kong residents interviewed by the Global Times on Monday.
"China Will Continue To Support India In COVID-19 Fight": Envoy
The second lot of donations from JackMa Foundation and Alibaba Foundation including ventilators, PPE kits and other medical supplies have arrived in Delhi, Chinese Ambassador to India Sun Weidong said on Monday.
Where Rhys Jones' killer and Croxteth Crew are now - from freedom to 'drug boss'
Rhys Jones' killer Sean Mercer was helped in various ways by 10 other people, including his mother, with nine jailed for their involvement in the murder
Coronavirus Q&A: Your questions about schools and universities answered
As the government continues with plans to begin reopening schools in England on June 1, Consumer Editor Chris Choi answers your questions.
Six flights carrying 562 stranded passengers arrive at Srinagar Airport
With Government resuming domestic flight operations across the country, six domestic flights carrying about 562 passengers, who were stranded at different
No mask, no service? Businesses have the right to require masks on customers
TORONTO — If you were hoping to get out of putting on a face mask to visit stores and other businesses demanding customers wear one, think again.
Trump warns he may move Republican convention over COVID-19 restrictions
U.S. President Donald Trump warned on Monday that he may move the Republican National Convention set for August from North Carolina if the event faces state social distancing restrictions due to the coronavirus. The COVID-19 pandemic has forced Trump and presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden to halt campaign rallies. Some…
Brit who arranges safaris to slaughter young lions poses in sickening photo
EXCLUSIVE: According to experts, David Watt, 72, hunts animals who are no older than four years old in South Africa. He is one of seven Brits featured in a new book exposing trophy hunters
Wike, Rivers liable for infecting my manager with Covid-19 – Owner of demolished hotel
Following the confirmation by the Rivers state government, that the manager of the demolished Nyesome Wike
Visakhapatnam: Violators of Covid norms, traffic rules get their vehicles back
The lockdown has come as a blessing in disguise for the cash-strapped State as the number of vehicles seized during this period brought sizeable inflow into its exchequer.
Nnamdi Azikiwe varsity hospital records first case of COVID-19
Prof. Anthony Igwegbe, Chief Medical Director of the hospital, disclosed this on Monday.
Trump bars travellers from Brazil
President Donald Trump on Sunday further limited travel from the world's coronavirus hotspots by denying entry to foreigners coming from Brazil, which is second to the US in the number of
Evening Update: Trudeau seeks paid sick leave for workers in bid for NDP support; Canadian vaccine candidate shows promise in animal tests
Also: More reopenings in hard-hit areas of Quebec and Alberta
Jakarta doctors share their experiences spending Ramadan, Idul Fitri away from families
"I haven't seen my parents for almost three months," Lia, a doctor who works at a community health center (Puskesmas) in Duren Sawit district, said.
More than 15 lakh people returned to Bihar in 1,029 trains
Aggarwal said that bringing migrant laborers and others from other states to Bihar is the first priority of the government.
Assam: Two held for beating vegetable vendor to death
Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal has announced a one-time financial relief of Rs 2 lakh for Deka’s family.
Some corps members serving in Ekiti to get certificate after lockdown – Coordinator
The Ekiti State Coordinator of the National Youth Service Corps, Emmanuella Okpongete, made this known on Monday in a statement by the Ekiti NYSC Public Relations Officer, Rose Onoja
Spain revises virus death toll, removes cases counted twice
Spain's government on Monday revised downward the country's death toll from the coronavirus by nearly 2,000, bringing the total to 26,834.
VIDEO: Retail Merchants of Hawaii’s Tina Yamaki and business owner Victor Lim join the COVID-19 Care Conversation | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Tina Yamaki, president of the Retail Merchants of Hawaii, was today’s guest on the COVID-19 Care Conversation. She was joined by Victor Lim, McDonald’s franchise owner and former chair of Hawaii Restaurant Association.
Brazilian president blames health minister, mayors, media for COVID-19 crisis
With Brazil emerging as one of the world's most infected countries, President Jair Bolsonaro is deflecting all responsibility for the coronavirus crisis, casting blame on mayors, governors, an outgoing health minister and the media.
Teachers need more time to prepare - Sadtu KZN on return of staff to schools
The South African Democratic Teachers Union in KwaZulu-Natal says the extension for school staff to return to schools under Level 3 lockdown is not enough to prepare for the return of pupils.
How the pandemic impacted post-secondary students' work placements
Co-op placements, internships, practicums and residencies are valuable forms of work experience for post-secondary students in Canada. But for this year’s students, COVID-19 has put a halt to many of these opportunities.
Is international travel allowed yet? See when Spain, Mexico, Italy, UK plan to reopen borders
Spain has announced that it will reopen its borders to foreign tourists in July and Mexico will start reopening in June. See when others will follow.
Gathering limits make it a 'great time to be building a pipeline:' Alberta minister
EDMONTON — Alberta's energy minister says it's a good time to build a pipeline because public health restrictions limit protests against them.
States plead for cybersecurity funds as hacking threat surges
Cash-short state and local governments are pleading with Congress to send them funds to shore up their cybersecurity as hackers look to exploit the crisis by targeting overwhelmed government offices.
#SaveDehingPatkai: Coal Mining Threatens ‘Amazon of the East’
As the nation-wide lockdown continues, so do environment, forest and wildlife clearances. The Standing Committee of the National Board for Wildlife (NBWL) recently approved a coal mining project by North-Eastern Coal Field, a subsidiary of Coal India Limited (CIL), in an area that forms part of an elephant reserve in upper Assam.
Mother's Day gatherings boosted COVID-19 cases, health minister says
'... people seeing families when they should not have been more than five people together,'
B.C. government says sorry as camping reservation system overwhelmed
VICTORIA - The government website for British Columbia residents booking provincial campsites was overwhelmed on Monday, prompting an apology from the Minis
Joe Rogan: $100 million Spotify deal ‘feels gross’ during a time ‘when people can’t work’
Joe Rogan podcast deal with Spotify, worth $100 million, "feels gross" for the UFC color commentator, who recently became "weirdly richer."
Amnesty International, others ask Akwa Ibom govt, SSS to release detained journalist
The rights group, Amnesty International, and other groups have called on Nigeria’s secret police, the SSS, to release a sports journalist, Kufre Carter
UK PM Boris Johnson defiant as scandal rages over aide accused of breaking coronavirus rules
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday failed to draw a line under a scandal over his top aide Dominic Cummings allegedly breaching ...
COVID-19 deaths in Sweden top 4,000: Public Health Agency
The death toll from the outbreak of the novel coronavirus in Sweden has topped 4,000, statistics published by the Public Health Agency showed on ...
US Air Force ends height restrictions in hopes of attracting more female pilots
Air Force officials said that aircrafts were largely built for males, and made things more challenging for female applicants.
Many left in the lurch as 82 flights are cancelled
Flights to and from Mumbai, West Bengal and Telangana were among those cancelled.
Interpol notice against Nirav Modi's brother put up for public viewing again
The Interpol has placed the Red Corner Notice against fugitive diamantaire Nirav Modi's brother Nehal in public view again, after he recently lost an appeal against its issuance by the international
Video shows racially-charged rant, 911 call over man allegedly asking woman to leash dog in NY park
The video shows the woman claim the man is threatening her life, though he's not heard uttering any threats in the video.
What lockdown looked like in Wales on Bank Holiday Monday
The majority of people were confined to their gardens due to the coronavirus lockdown
We’ll make Lagos 4th Mainland Bridge a reality — Sanwo-Olu’s Aide
The governor’s aide said this during an online CovInspiration Show organised to mark the first year in office of Governor Sanwo-Olu.
Common sense urged after sunseekers flock to beaches and parks
People made the most of the bank holiday weather following the relaxation of lockdown restrictions in England.
'We see you' people of KGH
The KGH Foundation announced its newest fundraising initiative today, the 'We See You' campaign.
Venezuela celebrates docking of tanker with Iran gasoline
The first Iranian ship to arrive is trailed by four other tankers. The shipments, however, only carry enough fuel for two or three weeks, analysts say.
Community groups, charities eligible for RACQ funding grants
Community groups and charities that are doing it tough during the coronavirus crisis are now eligible for grants to help them get through. The RACQ Foundation has announced that it has extended it’s…
Chinese Embassy condemns murder of three Chinese in Zambia as ‘appalling and vicious’
The Chinese Ambassador to Zambia made solemn representations to the Zambian foreign ministry on Monday after three Chinese nationals were murdered in the capital Lusaka.
Passing out of corps members, issuance of CNS gets date
Adenike Adeyemi, the Director, Press and Public Relations of NYSC, said this in a statement issued in Abuja on Monday.
German government, regions tussle over reopening from COVID-19 lockdowns
BERLIN: Germany's central and regional governments were at odds on Monday (May 25) over when and how far to ease contact distancing rules, with ...
Victoria’s BRI deal benefits local economy
Australia’s southeastern Victoria state should stick to its partnership with China to cooperate on the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), despite noises made by politicians in Canberra, Chinese analysts said.
We will make Lagos 4th Mainland Bridge a reality — Sanwo-Olu’s Aide
Mrs Aramide Adeyoye, Special Adviser to Gov. Babajide Sanwo-Olu on Works and Infrastructure, says his administration will make the...
Republican says Flynn judge may have ‘conflict of interest’ after hiring personal attorney
A Republican congressman said he found it peculiar that the judge overseeing Michael Flynn’s case hired a prominent lawyer as an appeals court reviews his decision not to dismiss the case against President Trump’s former national security adviser immediately.
COVID-19: House of Reps calls for schools to be fumigated before resumption
The House of Representatives has said all schools in Nigeria whether public or private are fumigated before they are reopened due to the coronavirus pandemic.
"Train Should Reach Station": Sena Leader Taunts Piyush Goyal Over Tweets
In a dig at Railway Minister Piyush Goyal over the diversion of the Vasai Road-Gorakhpur Sharmik Special train via Odisha, Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut on Monday said their only request is that train carrying migrants should reach its destination as announced.
Special Prayer Held in Israel for Wellbeing of World Jewry
People from around the world were invited to send their names for prayers.
More than 54 Lakh Cases worldwide, 3.45 Lakh Patients Died -
Corona virus continues to wreak havoc worldwide. More than 54 lakh cases of coronavirus have been reported worldwide. At the
TDP to host Mahanadu virtually on May 27-28
:The Telugu Desam Party (TDP) has made arrangements to conduct its annual conclave, Mahanadu, this year on May 27 to 28. For the first time in its history, the TDP is organising the virtual Mahanadu m
Running on empty? Charity events wary in time of COVID
It wasn't exactly the finish line Ali Riecke had in mind. The 27-year-old had envisioned something more tropical when she signed up to participate in her second “Run Across Haiti,”...
CFA 'never sought' slice of Celeste Barber's $51 million fundraiser
Court rules that $50 million raised by comedian cannot be given to groups other than the NSW Rural Fire Service, but Victoria's CFA says it never lobbied to receive a share
Many mobile traders don’t follow safety rules, give headache to officials
With the lockdown in place, traders and vendors are among those who are badly hit. However, it seems they have found a new way to bounce back into business. Continue Reading →
A look at how provinces plan to emerge from COVID-19 shutdown
Provinces have been releasing plans for easing restrictions that were put in place to limit the spread of COVID-19.
87 COVID-19 patients in Nainital came by same special train, says health department
The passengers came by the special train from Mumbai to Haridwar on May 20 and left in buses for Haldwani in Nainital district
Comedian Vir Das shares video of neighbour threatening, sneezing over him allegedly for breaking social distancing
Das said the man in the video does not own his doorstep, sit-out, or his house and he wondered if what the man did would qualify as harassment.
'It's awful': Calgary homeless sleeping outdoors over fears of catching COVID-19
CALGARY — Gordon Kelter has something to fear more than not having a bed to sleep in at night — catching COVID-19.
Tony Blair Hits Trump over Coronavirus: Seeks More Global Government
Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair has airily dismissed U.S. President Donald Trump's leadership during the Chinese coronavirus pandemic.
Shiv Sena Slams Maharashtra Governor Over Stand On University Exams
The ruling Shiv Sena in Maharashtra on Monday hit out at Governor BS Koshyari for being in favour of conducting final year university exams in the state, and said health of students cannot be put at risk amid the COVID-19 crisis.
NSW on alert with 1.2 million kids on the move
NSW's public transport stood up to its first post-pandemic test on Monday, as more than a million school students returned to classrooms.
Italian Government Wants Unemployed To Become Social Distancing Snitches
An army of “civic assistants” will be embedded in the population
Statement By 5G-free New Zealand Coalition
Regarding the recent damage to cellular phone towers, the 5G-FREE NEW ZEALAND group wishes to state clearly that we do not encourage or condone actions of violence or vandalism.
80 flights cancelled at Delhi airport; airlines follow Covid-19 guidelines
The flight schedule had been made for all airports, including those in West Bengal, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu, which have decided to defer or restrict flights for now
Liberal senator files defamation suit over Twitter troll account
Victorian senator Sarah Henderson has filed defamation proceedings against a former Geelong councillor who denies any link to an anonymous Twitter account.
Nigeria confirms 313 new cases of COVID-19, total active cases now 5350
Nigeria on Sunday recorded 313 new cases of COVID-19 in the country, taking the toll of active cases to 5350. - Coronavirus Updates
After failed bid with viper, Kerala man kills wife with cobra: police
Police on Sunday arrested Sooraj, 27, a native of Adoor and Santosh, 47, a snake handler, on charges of killing Sooraj’s wife Uthra, 25, a native of Kollam.
Pakistan's COVID-19 cases steadily go up to 56,349; death toll at 1,167
The Ministry of National Health Services reported that 22,491 cases were diagnosed in Sindh, 20,077 in Punjab, 7,905 in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, 3,407 in Balochistan, 1,641 in Islamabad, 619 in Gilgit-Baltistan and 209 in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
Locust attacks threaten crop damage in 17 UP districts; third state to be affected
The crop-eating pests have ravaged farms in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh.
Ismail Sabri: Police pursuing organisers, attendees of wedding at Serdang temple held during CMCO
KUALA LUMPUR, May 25 — The police will take action against organisers and attendees of a wedding ceremony held at a temple in Seri Kembangan, Serdang last Sunday that involved up to 30 people, said Senior Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob. He said that the wedding was in breach of the...
CDC: Coronavirus death rate likely just 0.26% - Technology & Health
CDC revises estimates for coronavirus death rate down to roughly a quarter of a percent. But virus remains deadlier than the flu.
Taiwan considers revoking Hong Kong’s special status on law fears
China proposes path to imposing rules used against dissidents on the mainland
Johnson supported Cummings ahead of public interest, Nicola Sturgeon says
Scotland’s First Minister accused the PM of risking public confidence in coronavirus guidelines by keeping his adviser in post.
24,000 quarantined OFWS to go home
Labor Secretary Silvestre H. Bello III said that, upon instruction of President Rodrigo Duterte, the composite team of Philippine Coast Guard and Overseas Workers Welfare Administration will arrange in the next three days for daily trips for 8,000 OFWs via the Paranaque Integrated Terminal Exchange and the NAIA Terminal.
Burglar unmasked for not wearing mask in Sta. Ana
A MAN who was accosted in Sta. Ana, Manila the other day for not wearing face mask found himself in deeper trouble after the Manila Police District-Station 6 discovered upon verification that he is also a burglar.
Homes needed for thousands of 'spare' Cadbury's Easter Eggs in massive giveaway
The National Trust for Scotland has already donated around 15,000 Easter Eggs to hospitals, food banks and community groups around the country
Theatres await further relaxing of rules to lock in return date
"We can be closed down overnight but we cannot return overnight," says MTC boss Virginia Lovett.
Twitter Aboil as Donald Trump Retweets Post Dubbing Hillary Clinton 'Skank'
A flurry of explosive tweets copied by POTUS dwelled on a number of prominent Democrats, including Stacy Abrams, who once ran for Georgia governor, and Trump’s main...
Bushfire-hit Australians still in tents as virus slows recovery
Six months after Australia's bushfire crisis and some 6 hours away from Sydney, scores of people still live in limbo
SAMRC board apologises for Prof Gray's comments, bars staff from speaking to media
The SA Medical Research Council board has apologised to the Ministerial Advisory Committee for comments made by its president, Professor Glenda Gray, and says it will institute a fact-finding investigation into the "damage" the comments may have caused.
Former minister Teresa Kok says ‘history repeating itself’ after Malaysian Rubber Board chairman ‘expedites’ nod for RM100m project in own constituency
KUALA LUMPUR, May 25 — Seputeh MP Teresa Kok criticised today the government’s practice of political appointments when accusing new Malaysian Rubber Board (MRB) chairman Datuk Ahmad Nazlan Idris of rushing a RM100 million project in his parliamentary constituency within a month of his...
Camping website crashing
UPDATE 8:20 a.m. While BC Parks opened its camping reservations site Monday morning, few people have been actually able to book a site.
ILO to PM Modi: ‘send clear message’ on changes in labour laws
A group of 10 Central trade unions wrote to ILO, seeking its intervention to protect workers’ rights and international labour standards.
Plans for retirement village on former landfill site rejected
Plans to build dozens of retirement homes on a former landfill site have been unanimously thrown out by councillors.
Lorraine Kelly asks if Brits can appeal lockdown fines amid Dominic Cummings scandal
Dominic Cummings broke lockdown rules to drive to his parents' home
China says virus pushing US ties to brink of 'Cold War'
Foreign Minister Wang Yi said Washington had been infected by a “political virus”.
591 New COVID-19 Cases Reported in Afghanistan
The Ministry of Public Health on Monday reported 591 new cases of COVID-19 out of 1,095 samples tested in the last 24 hours, bringing the total to 11,582.
Tayside and Fife golf courses say they are ready to reopen this week
Golf courses across Tayside and Fife are driving forward with plans to reopen on Friday after almost 10 weeks of closure.
Rift Valley leaders divided over Uhuru, Ruto war
Jubilee legislators are divided on the authenticity of the winnowing in the party.
'Quite a Decent Shake' : Earthquake interrupts New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern's TV interview
The prime minister was speaking to a morning news program from Parliament in Wellington
UK PM Johnson backs key aide over lockdown breach claims
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has defied pressure from within his own party and backed top aide Dominic Cummings over allegations he breached coronavirus lockdown rules.
89 persons including 45 returnees from Gulf countries test positive for COVID-19 in Andhra
So far, 62 foreign returnees have tested positive upon returning to the State as part of Vande Bharat Mission.
COVID-19: We don’t have money to import food, says Buhari
President Muhammadu Buhari says Nigeria no longer has money to import food due to the impact of the COVID-19 on the nation’s economy...
Belgium will not return to tough lockdown: minister
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Belgium will not return to the strict measures imposed for nearly two months to combat the coronavirus outbreak even if there is a second wave of COVID-19 cases, the country’s interior minister has said.
Mumbai heads for highest number of daily new Covid-19 cases for any city in the world
With over one-fifth of India's cases, Mumbai is undoubtedly the country's biggest hotspot, and at least 0.22 per cent of the city's population has now been infected.
Japan set to lift coronavirus emergency as cases slow
Japan was poised to lift its nationwide state of emergency over the coronavirus on Monday, gradually reopening the world's third-biggest economy after new cases slowed to a crawl. Compared to
International Labour Organisation writes to PM Modi, says India should uphold labour laws
This comes after 10 central trade unions lodged a joint complaint with the international body over some BJP-ruled states allowing complete exemption from labour laws for new establishments to attract investments and most states increasing the work hours from 8 hr to 12 hrs in single shifts.
Coronavirus Australia latest: at a glance
A summary of the major developments in the coronavirus outbreak across Australia
16 persons in Udupi district test positive for COVID-19
Eight of them are in the age group of 3-11 years
Immigration D-G: 207 undocumented migrants tested positive for Covid-19 in Malaysia
KUALA LUMPUR, May 25 — A total of 207 of the 13,929 undocumented migrants detained at three Immigration Detention Depots in Peninsular Malaysia have been found to be positive for Covid-19 infection. Immigration Director-General Datuk Khairul Dzaimee Daud said 110 of those infected have been sent...
Ramaphosa: South Africa coronavirus lockdown to ease from June 1
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced a further easing of coronavirus restrictions from next month in a move that will allow most sectors of the economy to reopen fully under "strict health protocols" and "social distancing rules".
Traffic’s creeping back and some transit to collect fares again
Community Transit and Sound Transit are set to resume fares June 1, but not Everett Transit.
‘It’s very worrying’: Jobs axed and fears for tourism industry in Perthshire town as hotel permanently closes
The closure of a landmark Perthshire hotel has sparked fears for the local economy as the coronavirus lockdown takes its toll on tourism in the area.
Cullen commission into money laundering in British Columbia resumes today
VANCOUVER — Money laundering in British Columbia will be under scrutiny again this week when a public inquiry resumes today.
Man kidnaps and rapes ex-lover
A Bulawayo man recently broke into his ex-lover's home and kidnapped her before raping her.This was heard by the Bulawayo magistrate Shepherd Mjanja when ...
Irish Hairdressers Federation draw up plans to bid for earlier opening
The Irish Hairdressers Federation (IHF) has drawn up plans to present new recommendations to the Government in an attempt to open hair salons next...
College of Engineering Guindy alumni celebrate Genesis Day digitally
The Alumni Association of CEG (AACEG) planned to hold a music concert with singer SPB which was postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Rental market hit by student exodus: Gurner
Tim Gurner says the treatment of foreign students by state and federal governments 'was incredibly poor' and its impact on the rental market will be huge.
Children may act as carriers of COVID-19: Official
Though data shows that children are less affected by COVID-19, they may still fall ill and can be carriers of the virus. Parents are, therefore, urged to keep their children safe during Eid celebrations by following the instructions by health authorities, according to Dr. Sadriya Al Khoji, National Lead, Healthy Children and Adolescents.
Is it because RSS-backed BJP is not in power?: Shiv Sena slams Maharashtra Guv over stand on university exams
The ruling Shiv Sena in Maharashtra on Monday hit out at Governor B S Koshyari for being in favour of conducting final year university exams in the state.
591 New COVID-19 Cases Reported in Afghanistan
The Ministry of Public Health on Monday reported 591 new cases of COVID-19 out of 1,095 samples tested in the last 24 hours, bringing the total to 11,582.
Cancelled flights, miffed passengers galore on reopening domestic flight services
Several flights still ended up getting cancelled, much to the hassle of the customers.
COVID situation in Delhi under control, says Kejriwal as govt readies more beds across private hospitals
The chief minister also said that the government is pushing to add 2,000 more beds across private hospitals as 75% of the beds earmarked for Covid-19 patients have already been occupied. He said that 509 out of 667 beds across private hospitals have been occupied so far.
Incredible moment neighbours heckle 'hypocrite' Dominic Cummings over lockdown trip
Cummings was branded a 'hypocrite' by the crowd of onlookers on his own doorstep
Benjamin Spencer becomes the first Black dean of America’s oldest law school
A. Benjamin Spencer has made history by becoming the new dean of the oldest law school in America—The William & Mary Law School.
‘We will forever love him’: Heartbroken parents pay tribute to popular Fife teen who died in road tragedy
The heartbroken parents of a Fife teenager killed in a road tragedy say they have lost "the perfect person".
The plan for Parliament and COVID-19 transparency; In The News for May 25
In The News is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to kickstart your day. Here is what’s on the radar of our editors for the morning of May 25 …
'It's awful': Calgary homeless sleeping outdoors over fears of catching COVID-19
CALGARY - Gordon Kelter has something to fear more than not having a bed to sleep in at night — catching COVID-19."Worried about catching it? Are you kiddin
I’m too busy to eye Anambra gov seat — Ngige
Tony Okafor, Awka The Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr Chris Ngige has said he is too busy serving the nation at the national level to consider a shot at the 2021 Anambra State governorship e...
List of countries where there are no coronavirus cases across the world
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has since labelled Covid-19 a pandemic but there are still a handful of countries that have not yet reported any cases.
SC allows AI to run int'l flights with middle seats filled for 10 days
The top court said that after June 6, Air India will operate its non-scheduled flights in accordance with the interim order to be passed by the Bombay High Court
19 arrive in private airliner from Ahmedabad
As many as 19 passengers arrived in Belagavi from Ahmedabad, capital of the high-risk State of Gujarat, on a private airliner on Monday. A team of district officials, led by Assistant Commissione
Rajasthan Rajgarh SHO suicide: Police station staff seeks transfer, cites pressure by MLA Krishna Poonia
In an application to the IG, police personnel of the Rajgarh police station have asked for their transfer, saying local MLA Krishna Poonia pressurises them and unnecessarily complains against them to senior officials. The SHO of the police station, Vishnu Dutt Vishnoi, committed suicide on Friday.
Ghani responds to Taliban’s gesture of goodwill, vows to release 2000 prisoners
President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani responded to the gesture of goodwill by Taliban group and vowed to release 2,000 Taliban prisoners.
Furious backlash after Boris Johnson defends aide’s lockdown journey
Tory MPs say they have received a wave of anger from constituents over Dominic Cummings’ actions.
Less number of road accidents recorded on first day of Eid
Emergency Department at Hamad General Hospital (HGH) and Al Wakra Hospital have treated 651 cases on the first day of Eid Al Fitr due to several reasons including road accidents, stomach ailments, respiratory problems and trauma.
P240K mj seized from ‘BoC rep’ in Malate
OPERATIVES from the Manila Police District (MPD) confiscated six blocks of marijuana with a street value of about P240,000, from a man claiming to be a 'customs representative,’ during a buy-bust operation in Malate, Manila yesterday.
CMCO: Do not cheer for mat rempits, Johor police chief warns Malaysians
JOHOR BARU, May 25 — Johor police have urged the public not to cheer mat rempits for their stunts or jeer police for acting against these public nuisance who are violating the law, especially the conditional movement control order (CMCO). He was commenting on a video trending on social media...
Taiwan promises 'necessary assistance' to Hong Kong's people
"Bullets and repression are not the way to deal with the aspirations of Hong Kong's people for freedom and democracy."
Chickens Lay Eggs With Green Yolk On Indian Farm
A chicken farmer from Malappuram, India identified as Ak Shihabudheen has confirmed that some of his poultry lay eggs with green egg yolks.
ICC Elections: Huge blow for Shashank Manohar as Ethics Officer clears Colin Graves
Cricket News: Shashank Manohar's concern that there was monetary exchange between the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) and Cricket West Indies (CWI) with an ey
Mumbai heads for highest number of daily new Covid-19 cases for any city in the world
With over one-fifth of India's cases, Mumbai is undoubtedly the country's biggest hotspot, and at least 0.22 per cent of the city's population has now been infected.
Theatres await further relaxing of rules to lock in return date
"We can be closed down overnight but we cannot return overnight," says MTC boss Virginia Lovett.
Stillaguamish Tribe gives $1M to food banks, fire services
“I had to do a double take,” said the director of the Stanwood Camano Food Bank, which received $300,000.
Ben Shephard and Charlotte Hawkins fume at Dominic Cummings
They addressed the scandal on today's show.
Motherwell trio lost in Arrochar mist as Scots mountain rescue called out for first time in lockdown
A MOTHERWELL trio lost in the mist on Arrochar prompted the first Scots mountain rescue call out in lockdown. Three hillwalkers lost their way as mist descended upon The Cobbler tracks in Arrochar,…
'It's awful': Calgary homeless sleeping outdoors over fears of catching COVID-19
CALGARY — Gordon Kelter has something to fear more than not having a bed to sleep in at night — catching COVID-19.
Karnataka COVID-19 Tracker: 69 new cases reported on Monday; state tally climbs to 2,158
Karnataka reported 69 fresh cases of coronavirus on Monday, taking the state tally to 2,158. So far, 680 people have been cured and discharged while 43 succumbed to the virus, informed the state health department. Out of the 69 cases, 51 are returnees from Maharashtra.
CFA 'never sought' slice of Celeste Barber's $51 million fundraiser
Court rules that $50 million raised by comedian cannot be given to groups other than the NSW Rural Fire Service, but Victoria's CFA says it never lobbied to receive a share
HomeToGo CEO: Why COVID-19 Will Change Summer Vacation, But Not Cancel It
HomeToGo Co-founder and CEO Patrick Andrae talks about how COVID-19 has changed consumers' appetites for travel and vacation rentals.
New Zealand PM unfazed as earthquake hits during interview
Jacinda Ardern impressed viewers when she barely skipped a beat.
Yogi Government To Form Migration Commission To Provide Migrant Workers Employment In The State
The Yogi Adityanath led Uttar Pradesh government has ordered the formation of a “Migration Commission” which will be tasked with providing employment to migrant workers who have recently returned back to the state in light of the Covid-19 lockdown, ANI has reported.
Abductee’s family to Niger: negotiate with kidnappers
The family of one of the construction workers kidnapped in Niger State has appealed to the state government to open negotiations with the abductor ...
Alligator rumored to have been Hitler's dies in Moscow
An alligator rumored to have once belonged to Adolf Hitler has died in the Moscow Zoo. The animal was 84 years old.
SC allows Air India to operate non-scheduled foreign flights with middle seats booking for 10 days
The Supreme Court on Monday, while hearing an urgent plea against Bombay High Court's order to keep middle seats vacant in international flights in compliance with social distancing norms.
Question in Goa Board’s Class X English exam stokes row
The ruling BJP has demanded action in the matter, while the opposition Congress said the question reflects the “reality of the state government”
Qatar COVID-19 tracing app stirs rare privacy backlash
Unprecedented access to users’ location data has prompted fears about state surveillance
The plan for Parliament and COVID-19 transparency; In The News for May 25
In The News is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to kickstart your day. Here is what's on the radar of our editors for the morning of May 25 ... --- COVID-19 in Canada ...
The five brave Sullivan brothers who died in WWII serving the US Navy
The Irish American Sullivan brothers, all killed aboard the USS Juneau during WWII, became the first multiple-person namesake of a ship in US Naval history.
Communities unite to fight COVID-19
Government’s efforts to limit the spread of COVID-19 in Qatar, have received overwhelming support from the community in the form of volunteering work and contributions like cash, logistic and services by individuals and companies. Qatari youth became the source of inspiration by becoming volunteers.
Claims poaching and fly tipping rife at Perthshire and Fife reservoirs
A fisheries manager says the coronavirus crisis has been "a nightmare" with reservoirs in Fife and Perthshire plagued with poaching, fly tipping, and anti-social behaviour during the lockdown.
Flights Cancelled, No Refunds: Chaos At Airports As India Resumes Air Travel
Several passengers complained that they were not given any prior notice and were only informed of cancelled flights when their boarding pass was scanned.
Coronavirus in Ballarat: Excitement builds as students return to school after COVID-19 shutdown
Prep pupil Sofia can't wait to see her friends and teacher when she returns to the classroom
New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern Keeps Calm As Earthquake Hits While On TV
The New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has been going viral (again) - this time after an earthquake struck.
Survey launched over lifestyle changes amid lockdown
A survey has been launched over how people's lifestyles in the Black Country have changed over the past three months.
Millions of kids in Australia return to schools as COVID-19 numbers fall
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said on Monday students and teachers had to observe one key message: Stay home if sick.
PH coronavirus cases climb to 14,319, deaths at 873
The Department of Health counts 284 new cases, 5 more deaths, and 74 more recoveries
Trudeau pushes for sick leave
UPDATE 8:58 a.m. rime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canadians have a responsibility to themselves and to the people around them to follow public health rules to slow the spread of COVID-19.
Russia’s Pushing a Quack COVID Cure All Over Africa
ABUJA, Nigeria—U.S. President Donald Trump is not the only figure threatening the World Health Organization while endorsing dubious coronavirus treatments. In Africa, news outlets and social media posts notorious for spreading Russian-created disinformation and conspiracy theories are leveling all sorts
Health Ministry Issues Guidelines For International Arrivals In India, 14 Day Quarantine Compulsory
The Health Ministry has issued guidelines for domestic travel by air, trains and roads which includes that symptomatic passengers will monitor their health for 14 days while those with symptoms will be screened at the nearest health facility.
A last resort to save tourist season: 'Travel bubbles' emerge as solution to Europe's summer woes
Facing the loss of a significant part of their economies, some countries in Europe are banding together to ease travel restrictions and avoid quarantines.
Johnson supported Cummings ahead of public interest, Nicola Sturgeon says
Scotland’s First Minister accused the PM of risking public confidence in coronavirus guidelines by keeping his adviser in post.
COVID-19: Iran Reopens Religious Shrines; Kremlin Spokesman Leaves Hospital
Here's a roundup of COVID-19 developments in RFE/RL's broadcast regions.
Sanwo-Olu to virtually inaugurate projects to mark one year in office
Lagos State Gov. Babajide Sanwo-Olu is to inaugurate housing, education, and road projects as part of activities to mark one year in office.
Express & Star comment: Uncertain future for universities
Britain's universities face an uncertain future due to the ongoing impact of the coronavirus.
Oca places 4 streets in Bgy. 28 on total lockdown
THE local government of Caloocan city yesterday denied report circulating on social media that another barangay in the city will be placed on total lockdown starting today, Tuesday.
Residents celebrate Eid Al Fitr, maintain social distancing
Residents made their Eid Al Fitr festivities memorable by celebrating the festival at home with their family members. By celebrating Eid at home and following social distancing, they made significant contribution in government’s effort to limit the spread of COVID-19 in the country.
Scots ex-model set on fire by twisted thug in murder bid urges Parole Board not to release him early
AN ex-model set on fire by a twisted thug who tried to murder her has urged the Scots Parole Board not to grant him early release. Anne Crossan, 51, who was scarred for life in the shocking attack,…
Afghan ceasefire holds as prisoner release expected
A surprise Taliban ceasefire appeared Monday to be holding for a second day, as authorities planned to release up to 2,000 insurgents held by security forces.
Explained: Migrants' 'ghar wapsi' behind COVID-19 spike in India?
Monday is the fourth-straight day that India has reported the biggest one-day rise in the number, with 6,977 new infections, reported in the last 24 hours, taking the country's tally to 1,38,845, while the death toll rose to 4,021.
117 Delhi private hospitals to reserve 20% beds for COVID-19 patients, says Kejriwal, admits to rise in cases
Delhi has reported 13,418 positive cases of Coronavirus so far, out of which 6,540 people have recovered and 6,617 are active cases.
A look at how provinces plan to emerge from COVID-19 shutdown
Provinces have been releasing plans for easing restrictions that were put in place to limit the spread of COVID-19.Here is what some of the provinces have a
High-spec equipment will allow Ninewells Hospital to double testing capacity
Ninewells Hospital has doubled its coronavirus testing capacity after new equipment was delivered from South Korea.
Mum's warning as son, 11, suffers massive stroke after playing with friends
Marli Brown, from the East Midlands, complained he had a headache and was feeling sick before he was rushed to Birmingham Children's Hospital with signs of stroke
Jacinda Ardern calmly continues interview during earthquake in New Zealand
An earthquake that struck near the New Zealand capital city of Wellington while Prime Minister Ja...
‘We can get it done here’: Africa’s tech scene tackles coronavirus
Watching from afar as much of the world was brought to its knees by the coronavirus, Africa's scientists, engineers and innovators.
Coronavirus lockdown: India Post to home-deliver fruits in some Bihar cities
The partnership has been forged to address the woes of litchi and mango cultivators in the state due to the lockdown to contain the spread of coronavirus.
Minds behind pandemic predicting algorithm already thinking about future beyond COVID-19
OTTAWA - The Canadian researcher who was among the first to predict the deadly spread of COVID-19 says the world needs to change the way it monitors for and
My Memorial Day wish is someday the Eagles honor the Seawolves...
Nobody seems to remember the Seawolves from the Vietnam War… I’d like to help rectify that omission. In the late ’60’s Philly fans perfected the art of booing the home team.…
Petition in Bombay High Court seeks Covid-19 testing facilities in non-red zones
The petition further stated that the swab samples from Ratnagiri were sent to a laboratory in Sangli district, which is nearly 237 km away.
Smoke covers A53 as fire crews called to rubber and plastic blaze
Firefighters had to put out a fire involving plastic and rubber in a field near a main road.
Did pilots FORGET to put wheels down on doomed PIA 8303? Airbus performed a belly landing and took off again before crashing on second attempt killing 97 people onboard
Captain Sajjad Gull, who was at the controls of doomed Pakistan Airlines Flight 8303 when it crashed on Friday killing 97, may have forgotten to put the wheels down when landing, experts said.
Migrants walk through 'hell' to reach 'heaven' in Bihar but stare at uncertain future
Hungry and exhausted, these migrant workers are arriving at Sonathu and other villages in Bihar's Aurangabad district from places as far-off as Surat, Mumbai, Delhi, Jaipur and Chennai every day, carrying tales of trauma and tribulation.
Liberal senator files defamation suit over Twitter troll account
Victorian senator Sarah Henderson has filed defamation proceedings against a former Geelong councillor who denies any link to an anonymous Twitter account.
1,38,845 coronavirus cases, 4021 deaths; highest-ever spike of 6,977 cases
The number of active Covid-19 cases climbed to 77,103 while 57,720 people have recovered and one patient has migrated
Air India allowed to operate non-scheduled foreign flights with middle-seat booking
Bombay High Court had directed to keep these seats vacant on international flights
"Idea Of Flying Really Scary": Jitters As Domestic Flights Resume
Domestic flights resumed in the country on Monday even as coronavirus cases surge, while confusion about quarantine rules prompted jitters among passengers and the cancellation of dozens of planes.
How identity-driven conflicts fuel Ethiopia's incendiary social media rhetoric
Unity Park aimed to tell the story of all Ethiopians and celebrate the country’s diversity. But social media revealed politicized, nationalistic reactions along ethnic lines: Amhara and Oromo.
Rivers govt accuses EFCC of media trial, says it will not be intimidated
The Rivers State Government has again joined issues with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), which it accused of engaging on media trial...
Taiwan considers revoking Hong Kong's special status on law fears
TAIPEI (Reuters) - China’s planned national security law may prompt Taiwan to revoke the special status it extends to Hong Kong, President Tsai Ing-wen said, a move that could anger Beijing and make it harder for Hong Kongers to visit and invest.
Senior minister: A million thank yous to Malaysia’s Covid-19 frontliners
PUTRAJAYA, May 25 — Senior Minister (Security Cluster) Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob has expressed his gratitude to the frontliners still working on Hari Raya Aidilfitri to help curb the spread of Covid-19. He said that even during Aidilfitri celebrations, operations like public sanitation,...
COVID-19 Has Turned Paradise Into a Privacy Nightmare
When Tara Trunfio stepped off her flight from Boulder to Maui, she didn’t see the leis and grass skirts that so many visitors expect. Instead, the 23-year-old saw masked officials warning that visitors who don’t comply with the islands’ 14-day quarantine requirement would be arrested. A Hawaiian get-away
UPSC To Extend Application Process For Assistant Engineer, Other Posts
UPSC will give 20 more days to candidates who are interested to apply for Assistant Engineer and other posts which were notified on April 2 through advertisement number 05/2020.
Jammu and Kashmir: Two suspected militants killed in encounter at Kulgam district, say police
The identities and group affiliation of those killed are being ascertained, a police official said.
INSIGHT-More patients than beds in Mumbai as India faces surge in virus cases
The Indian government estimates it spends only about 1.5% of its GDP on public health. That figure is higher than it was - about 1% in the 1980s and 1.3% five years ago - but India still ranks among the world's lowest spenders in terms of percentage of GDP.
Belgium will not return to tough lockdown, says minister
BRUSSELS, May 25 — Belgium will not return to the strict measures imposed for nearly two months to combat the coronavirus outbreak even if there is a second wave of Covid-19 cases, the country’s interior minister has said. The country of 11.5 million people effectively closed down in mid-March,...
German court rules against VW in 'Dieselgate' compensation scandal
About four years after the Volkswagen Diesel scandal broke, Germany's Federal Court passes a binding rule on compensation for consumers
Neither trained, nor equipped for Covid, Maharashtra police learns, adapts
ince the beginning of the outbreak and subsequent lockdown, the police have been deployed in contact tracing, monitoring of home or institutional quarantine and implementation of the lockdown, including curfews, closure of containment zones, district boundaries and issuing travel permits, deployment at hospitals and quarantines facilities, to name a few.
‘Appalled’ judge sentences pastor for theft from Oso victims
“God only knows what darkness in (Gary) Ray’s soul has caused him to do these things,” the judge said.
Wanted Saudi nat’l barred from leaving
AN overstaying Saudi Arabian national wanted by authorities in his country for fraud and embezzlement was barred by the Bureau of Immigration (BI) officers at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) from leaving the country.
University club comes to aid of Fife families seeking refuge from domestic abuse
Families seeking refuge from domestic violence can now stay connected thanks to support from St Andrews University students.
Qatar, Azerbaijan to strengthen relations further
Qatar and Azerbaijan have taken many steps over the last 25 years to develop bilateral relations in various sectors. Both countries are interested in the development of economic partnership, including investment, trade and tourism cooperation, said the Embassy of the Republic of Azerbaijan, Doha.
Venkaiah Naidu reviews preparedness for holding regular Parliament panel meetings
With air and rail travel starting in a graded manner, Rajya Sabha Chairman M Venkaiah Naidu reviewed the preparedness of the secretariats of both Houses of Parliament for regular meetings of departmen
Chinese, Indian troops engage in border conflicts
2 skirmishes have occurred so far this month as talks break down again
Isko lauds MTPB for helping deliver food aid
THE Manila Traffic and Parking Bureau (MTPB) headed by Dennis Viaje was commended by Mayor Isko Moreno for helping deliver food aid and rice to the city-based three-wheel public utility drivers numbering at least 17,000.
Motherwell trio lost in Arrochar mist fined after Scots mountain rescue called out for first time in lockdown
A MOTHERWELL trio lost in the mist on Arrochar have been fined after it prompted the first Scots mountain rescue call out in lockdown. Three hillwalkers, aged 21,22 and 23, lost their way as mist d…
Little girl pulled back from edge of 400ft cliff after peering over
Terrifying pictures show the curious young girl being dragged back from the edge of the cliff in Birling Gap, near Eastbourne.
Flight resumption paves way for Parliamentary committee meetings in June
Monsoon session of Parliament likely to be on schedule, though social distancing challenges remain
MPs to meet today to decide on resuming Parliament during pandemic
OTTAWA — The House of Commons is meeting today to decide, again, how it's going to function as COVID-19 restrictions gradually lift across the country.
Salons may reopen soon, but health measures must be in place
Barbershop and salon employees show that they can safely cut hair by wearing protective wear. The government, however, is still assessing the risks.
Rajasthan govt withdraws order increasing daily working limit to 12 hours
Congress-ruled Rajasthan was the first state to increase the working hour limit to 12 hours from 8 hours through an order issued on April 11
Muslims in India, Bangladesh celebrate Eid subdued by COVID-19
Indian government leaders and imams appealed to Eid celebrants to follow lockdown norms
Liberal senator files defamation suit over Twitter troll account
Victorian senator Sarah Henderson has filed defamation proceedings against a former Geelong councillor who denies any link to an anonymous Twitter account.
US aide renews warning on China's proposed law for Hong Kong
A top White House aide renewed a warning on Sunday that the US might revoke Hong Kong's special trading privileges if China enacts a tough new ...
PM Trudeau commits to explore plan to allow 10 days of paid sick leave
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced his government intends to move forward on talks with the provinces and territories on ensuring that every worker in Canada who needs it can access 10 days of paid sick leave a year.
Ondo APC Unity Forum’s leader joins Akeredolu’s camp
Peter Dada, Akure A leader of the Unity Forum of the All Progressives Congress in Ondo State, Mr Idowu Otetubi, has dumped the group to join the Governor Rotimi Akeredolu’s camp in the party. Ote...
CM Yogi has Accused many States for Ignoring UP Migrants -
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, who has given his wealth to migrant workers who have returned to Uttar Pradesh from other
No parades, but cemeteries open, flags up for Memorial Day
Recognizing the holiday is more complicated this year, but local groups are doing what they can.
HMC operated 4 mobile sites for blood donation during Ramadan
The Hamad Medical Corporation’s Blood Donation Center operated four sites during the holy month of Ramadan, especially in the present situation (COVID-19) to reach out to donors in the nearest area they can safely donate blood and recruit more donors.
Homicide Detectives Search Hamilton Address
Hamilton Police investigating the murder of 40-year-old Sao Young have executed a search warrant at a Casey Avenue address this morning.
Minds behind pandemic predicting algorithm already thinking about future beyond COVID-19
OTTAWA — The Canadian researcher who was among the first to predict the deadly spread of COVID-19 says the world needs to change the way it monitors for and reacts to disease outbreaks. Dr.
Man arrested after swimming moat to enter Japan palace grounds
A Japanese man was arrested in Tokyo on Monday after swimming across the Imperial Palace's moat to scale an outer wall, entering off-limits parts of the grounds, police said.
Jubilee purge: Ruto's supporters anxious
Uhuru aims to take effective control of both the party and Parliament.
Rights in the time of COVID-19
The rules that govern members of a society are in a state of flux due to COVID-19. Just four short months ago, we probably could not have imagined a society defined by closed stores, social distancing, and mask-wearing. Yet states around the world have required these measures, and even more, of individuals.
Pakistan plane crash: Police officer who saved others until he fell unconscious earns praise online
Sindh Police official reportedly fainted from inhaling CO2 and was admitted to a hospital
Andhra Pradesh govt constitutes probe committee, seeks questions from public on LG Polymers gas leak
Weeks after the horrific LG Polymer ‘Styrene’ gas leak incident, the Andhra Pradesh government has constituted a High Power Committee (HPC).
Greece Restarts Ferries to Islands, Reopens Cafes, Restaurants
ATHENS, Greece (AP) - Greece restarted regular ferry services to its islands Monday and cafes and restaurants were also back open for business as the country accelerated efforts to salvage its tourism season.
South Korean cafe hires robot barista to help with social distancing
DAEJEON — The new robot barista at the cafe in Daejeon, South Korea, is courteous and swift as it seamlessly makes its way towards customers.
India air travel restart hits chaos and cancellations
Airlines' plans to resume air travel in India were in disarray on Monday after some states restricted the number of flights hours before departure, causing last-minute cancellations and leaving hundreds of passengers stranded. Airlines, including IndiGo, India's biggest carrier, SpiceJet and
Qatar virus tracing app stirs rare privacy backlash
Qatar's version goes considerably further - it forces Android users to permit access to their picture and video galleries, while also allowing the app to make unprompted...
Dominic Cummings controversy: The unanswered questions
Despite backing by Boris Johnson, key details about aide’s breaching of lockdown remain murky
The plan for Parliament and COVID-19 transparency; In The News for May 25
In The News is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to kickstart your day. Here is what's on the radar of our editors for the morning of Ma
Feds pledge to push provinces for paid sick leave following NDP prompt
The federal government committed Monday to advancing talks with the provinces and territories on ensuring that every worker in Canada who needs it can access 10 days of paid sick leave a year, a measure viewed as important to the 'recovery phase' of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Manager of demolished Rivers hotel reportedly tests positive for COVID-19
The Rivers government on Sunday, May 24, disclosed that manager of the demolished Prodest Hotel, Eleme has tested positive for COVID-19 along with 26 others.
Viral Baringo Girl: Photographer Reveals Latest Development [PHOTOS]
The young girl caught the attention of Kenyans who were stunned by a series of shots which showed her in an African...
Walkers blamed for kicking down fence at Kinross golf club so they can gain access to grounds
Kinross Golf Course has been targeted by vandals who tore down a fence in a lockdown wrecking spree.
The plan for Parliament and COVID-19 transparency; In The News for May 25
In The News is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to kickstart your day. Here is what’s on the radar of our editors for the morning of May 25 …—COVID-19 in Canada …OTTAWA — The House of Commons is meeting today to decide, again, how it’s going to function as COVID-19 restrictions gradually lift across the country.
‘What planet are they on?’ No respite for UK’s Johnson and aide
LONDON, May 25 — Prime Minister Boris Johnson faced mutiny in his party and fury across Britain on Monday for refusing to sack his closest aide Dominic Cummings who is accused of flouting the coronavirus lockdown by driving 250 miles from London. Defending one of Britain’s most powerful men,...
LETTER: We need more time to negotiate with EU
A reader shares their thoughts on extending the time to negotiate with the EU.
Centre issues SOP for movements of Indian nationals stranded abroad, want to leave country
Travel cost has to be borne by the travellers, who should be asymptomatic to be allowed to enter India.
Eid al-Fitr: Singaporean businessman cooks biryani for migrants amid Covid crisis
There are about 300,000 foreign labourers in Singapore, most of them from Bangladesh, China and India, and most staying in purpose-built dormitories, in rooms with bunks for 12 to 20 men.
Yemeni gravediggers overwhelmed amid spike in COVID-19 deaths
‘This is something strange, we’ve never seen it before’
COVID-19: The pandemic is exposing the limits of science
Scientists and doctors have struggled to convey a unified message to the public
MPs to meet today to decide on resuming Parliament during pandemic
The House of Commons is meeting Monday to decide, again, how it is going to function as COVID-19 restrictions gradually lift across the country.
Trains to resume full operations on June 8 - Inside Israel
Trans. Min. Regev and Health Min. Edelstein agree: Buses, minibuses to expand number of passengers allowed to board.
Delhi has Covid-19 under control, says Kejriwal as cases increase in city
Kejriwal also said there are 250 ventilators with the government and only 11 are being used
MPs to meet today to decide on resuming Parliament during pandemic
OTTAWA — The House of Commons is meeting today to decide, again, how it’s going to function as COVID-19 restrictions gradually lift across the country.
COVID-19: Trump bars travel from Brazil
President Donald Trump on Sunday suspended travel from Brazil, which has emerged as a major new hotspot in the coronavirus pandemic, the White House said. Non-Americans who have been in Brazil i...
Shropshire Star comment: Universities facing uncertain future
Britain's universities face an uncertain future due to the ongoing impact of the coronavirus.
Perthshire bus drivers latest key workers to receive hand sanitisers from local distillery
Perthshire bus drivers have become the latest key workers to receive donations of hand sanitiser from a local distillery.
Travel to Queensland: Tourism operators face ruin over border closure due to coronavirus
Queensland tourism operators face ruin if they’re unable to target southern Australians for winter holidays due to borders remaining closed.
IIT-Bhubaneswar develops new technology for conducting exams online, runs mock test of 240 students across country
The Indian Institute of Technology, Bhubaneswar, has created a method of conducting detailed examinations online. The institute claims that this method can be deployed to hold all of types of examinations.
Sungura Musician Turns To Selling Airtime As Lockdown Financial Constraints Mount
Sungura Musician Turns To Vending Airtime As Lockdown Woes Mount. A Sungura band which hails from Redcliff, in the Midlands province has bore the brunt
Boy, 12, does exactly what you should do when you're being stalked by a bear
A tension-filled video shows the moment the bear followed the young boy.
12 People Seek Treatment After Consuming Poisonous Foods Linked With DP Ruto
Kiambu governor James Nyoro has condemned the distribution of poisonous food stuffs to residents on Sunday.Speaking on Monday, the county boss said the relief food had been distributed to Karai an
Applying Israeli Sovereignty to Parts of YESHA According to the Trump Plan – Implications
If the U.S. supports Israel’s unilateral implementation of sovereignty under the peace plan, according to the conditions it laid down for Israel, and if Israel does not exploit the current set of circumstances to apply its law/sovereignty in keeping with the plan, it could be regretted for generations.
'On the day she died, I couldn't be with her or hold her hand': Widower's heart-breaking letter about staying apart from dying wife in lockdown - as MPs are flooded with emails in response to Dominic Cummings scandal
John Wilson from Whitchurch wrote to Buckingham MP Greg Smith to ask what he thinks about the fact that he had to be apart from his dying wife while Dominic Cummings was travelling.
Suriname votes with convicted-killer president's future at stake
With a partial lockdown in effect due to the coronavirus pandemic, Suriname's 380,000 eligible voters will head to the polls to elect the 51 members of the National Assembly.
‘Inclusive, affordable’ South Surrey project aims to meet ‘desperate’ housing need
Public consultation on 91-unit ‘Harmony’ to launch online next month
Burger King modifies cardboard crowns to encourage social distancing
The hats were trialled at stores in Germany.
Pay rifts, a partner divide, and a threat at the Ritz Carlton: 50 insiders reveal all on a massive shakeup at elite law firm Boies Schiller
Business Insider - Pay rifts, a partner divide, and transparency are key issues behind some partners leaving elite law firm Boies Schiller. Now BSF is re-making itself.. Read more at businessinsider.sg
NYSC to issue certificates to outgoing corps members at local govt councils – Official
In keeping with the COVID-19 protocol of social and physical distancing to contain the spread of the virus, the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC)...
Mother, daughter end life after family quarrel
Repayment of loan for home reported to be trigger
British farmers 'will go out of business' in UK-US trade deal, Theresa Villiers warns
British farmers “will go out of business” as a consequence of a trade deal with the United States, former environment secretary Theresa Villiers has warned. Admitting that she had "great fears" about "unfettered competition between domestic farmers and US imports", she said it would
COVID-19: Nnamdi Azikiwe varsity hospital records first case
Authorities of the Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital (NAUTH), Nnewi, have confirmed one case of coronavirus. The patient has been moved to isolation.
No way to control crowding at parties in Lake of Ozarks: mayor
Mobs of partiers who flocked to poolside bars at the Lake of the Ozarks in Missouri over Memorial Day weekend can’t be controlled — despite social distancing guidelines, a local mayor
Scots Volkswagen drivers to receive millions in payouts after emission scandal ruling
Scots solicitors have made the claim after a landmark German ruling.
Australia's life expectancy stagnates, inequality widens
Growing socioeconomic and geographical inequalities are contributing to a stagnation of Australian life expectancy, new research published in Australian Population Studies shows.
Madagascar sends troops, doctors to virus-hit eastern town
ANTANANARIVO (Madagascar), May 25 — Madagascar’s government has announced it will dispatch troops and doctors to an eastern town after several bodies were found in the streets and where two people died from the novel coronavirus. Madagascar’s cabinet held a special meeting yesterday to...
Poland new Supreme Court chief accused of political bias
WARSAW, May 25 — Poland’s president tapped a new Supreme Court chief justice today, drawing criticism over her political affiliation with the EU country’s right-wing government. The move follows several controversial judicial reforms, which the EU has said test the rule of law in the country...
Woman falls to death from fourth floor of building in Sharjah
Handbag besides body suggests woman was trying to escape
No hugs, no handshakes: Social distancing curtails Eid celebrations in Bangladesh
Despite the relaxing of social distancing, concerns about the continued spread of the coronavirus are hindering the celebrations of Eid-ul-Fitr across Bangladesh.
Dominic Cummings to make rare public statement on lockdown row
Dominic Cummings, the prime minister’s chief advisor, is to make a rare public statement later today as pressure mounts on him to quit over breaking lockdown rules.
MP demands answers over Brexit impact on North Sea helicopter safety
An MP has demanded answers from the UK Government over the future of post-Brexit safety rules for North Sea helicopters.
China decides to evacuate its citizens from India amid rise in coronavirus cases
The Chinese embassy put out a notice on its website on Monday, asking those wanting to return home to book tickets in special flights.
Tobacco ban under court scrutiny this week
The fight for the sale and distribution of tobacco is set to continue in the courts this week after president Cyril Ramaphosa announced on Sunday night that tobacco would remain banned under level three of lockdown, which starts next Monday.
Coronavirus Is Killing Brazil's Isolated Indigenous Peoples at a Staggering Rate
The mortality rate among indigenous people is twice that of the rest of the population.
17-year-old boy becomes Georgia’s youngest coronavirus victim
A 17-year-old boy has become the youngest to die of coronavirus in Georgia, officials have revealed. The unidentified teen was listed Sunday as part of the Georgia Emergency Management Agency’s
Rail Bhavan to shut down for 2nd time in fortnight as staffer tests positive
A fourth grade multi-tasking staffer, who last attended the office on May 19, tested Covid-19 positive. Nine of his contacts at the Rail Bhavan had been home quarantined.Offices at fourth floor of Rail Bhavan will remain close till Friday for thorough disinfection
Italy to recruit 60,000 volunteers as social distancing monitors
Italy is planning to send out into the streets some 60,000 volunteers to tell people to keep respecting social distancing rules in the
Ivory Coast children head back to school after virus shutdown
Thousands of children in face masks flocked back to school in Ivory Coast on Monday after the country became one of the first in West Africa to restart lessons after a two-month coronavirus shutdown. With a total of 2,376 cases and dozens of new infections each day, Ivory Coast has yet to contain the
50 insiders reveal all on a massive shakeup at elite law firm Boies Schiller
Pay rifts, a partner divide, and transparency are key issues behind some partners leaving elite law firm Boies Schiller. Now BSF is re-making itself.
Thailand reports 2 new COVID-19 cases, 1 more death
Thailand confirmed two new coronavirus cases and one additional death on Monday, a health ministry spokesman said.
PIA plane crash: Ayaz Sadiq extends condolences to martyred pilot's family
PIA plane crash: Ayaz Sadiq extends condolences to martyred pilot
Israelis Were Three Times More Critical of Severe Measures by Government to Control Pandemic Than in Other Countries
Among the Israeli respondents, 86% stated that the measures taken by the government were very important in stopping the expansion
Premier Ford to make announcement today alongside Ontario’s associate minister of small business
Premier Doug Ford will be making an announcement in Toronto this afternoon alongside Ontario’s associate minister of small business and red tape reduction.
National Trust ‘deeply concerned’ as Sizewell C plans about to be submitted
National Trust bosses are “deeply concerned” about the impact a new nuclear power station could have on an “irreplaceable stretch” of the Suffolk coast and say they are still waiting for vital information about the project.
Lock your cars! Vehicle theft spikes in COVID-19 pandemic in US
News News: LOS ANGELES: With more people than ever staying home to lessen the spread of COVID-19, their sedans, pickup trucks and SUVs are parked unattended on t.
Pakistan plane crash: Crashed PIA plane’s pilot ignored 3 warnings to lower altitude, says report
The probe team, headed by Air Commodore Muhammad Usman Ghani, President of the Aircraft Accident and Investigation Board, is expected to submit a full report in about three months.
Eight people arrested as Victoria police enforce order to clear tent encampments
Closure of the camps is part of the province-wide response to the COVID-19 pandemic
Coronavirus: Invest in health to end pandemic - WHO charges world leaders
As the world faces the challenges of coronavirus crisis, the World Health Organisation says 106,000 cases were reported on Tuesday, May 19 - the most in a day.
La. state trooper dies of injuries, marking first LSP line of duty death since 2015
Louisiana State Police (LSP) Trooper George Baker, 33, died Sunday, May 24, surrounded by a vigil of family, friends, and fellow troopers, his colleagues said.
Boy, 9, suffers life-changing injuries as he’s hit by ‘shirtless motorcyclist who fled the scene’
A NINE-YEAR-OLD boy has suffered life-changing injuries this afternoon after he was hit by a shirtless motorcyclist who then fled the scene, police said. Humberside police said they have arrested a…
Heatwave likely to abate only after May 28; Dust and thunder storms expected on May 29-30: IMD
Delhi, Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab and parts of Uttar Pradesh have been experiencing blistering heat for days with temperatures soaring over 45 degrees Celsius in some places.
50 insiders reveal all on a massive shakeup at elite law firm Boies Schiller
A massive transformation is taking place at elite litigation powerhouse Boies Schiller Flexner.
Do doctors have an uncircumscribed duty to serve?
If doctors have a duty to provide care then what about the value of reciprocity: does society not have a duty to support those who assume the burden to buttress the public good?
Italy to recruit army of 60,000 volunteers to enforce social distancing rules
Italy wants to recruit an army of 60,000 volunteers to help enforce social distancing rules, amid fears that a second wave of infections could be looming. The volunteers would not have any policing powers but would patrol piazzas, parks, playgrounds, markets, bar areas and beaches, asking people not
Bust-up over climate weighs on EU-UK talks, risks trade rifts
Britain's refusal to seal climate commitments in a new deal with the European Union to govern their relations after Brexit has become a stumbling block in their deadlocked talks and raises the risk of future trade disputes. While Britain has joined the global Paris agreement to fight climate change
Dominic Cummings row: The families who stayed away in lockdown
Members of the public have expressed anger after the PM's chief adviser travelled to Durham in lockdown.
Drones come to rescue as Covid-19 pins down Irish service sector
News News: DUBLIN: Manna Aera, an Irish drone company, has come to the rescue of countless people as the delivery sector is still down in Ireland due to Covid-19.
China decides to evacuate its citizens from India amid rise in coronavirus cases
The Chinese embassy put out a notice on its website on Monday, asking those wanting to return home to book tickets in special flights. The move to evacuate its citizens comes in the wake of India emerging as the 10th worst-hit country by the deadly virus, which has infected nearly 1.40 lakh people in India.
CA Secretary of State: We Won't Let Virus Be 'Exploited' for Voter Suppression
California Secretary of State Alex Padilla (D) responded to Republicans suing the state to block Gov. Gavin Newsom's vote-by-mail order.
FULL TEXT: Kasukuwere's special message to Africa
Happy Unity Day fellow African brothers and sisters! It has been an interesting road from the time our founding fathers formed the Organization of African Unity...
A way forward for Jewish Day Schools in today's new world - Opeds
Experts weigh in on what to do so that US Jewish Day Schools can open safely in September, and what Israel's schools can do now. Op-ed..
Businesses changing restrooms as they move to reopen
Businesses are now having to consider how they’ll need to change up their restrooms as they move to reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Breaking: FG evacuates 69 Nigerians stranded in Lebanon
The Federal Government has repatriated 69 Nigerians from Lebanon, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr Geoffrey Onyeama, said on Monday.
21 Cases Of COVID-19 Recorded In Lang’ata As Toll Rises To 1,286
Coronavirus cases in Kenya have jumped to 12 after 72 individuals tested positive, health CAS Dr Mercy Mwangangi said.This was after testing a 2,711 sample size. Kenya has so far carried out a to
No new Shropshire Covid-19 deaths but IT problem means cases unreported for 10 hours
No further coronavirus patient deaths have been reported in Shropshire today - but a national IT error means reports were not made for 10 hours on Sunday.
How Kerala flattened the curve, lowest death rates: Health minister Shailaja explains
Health department constituted 18 expert groups in training health care staff for detailed stock-taking of beds, equipment in each hospital
International students at UCD calling for compensation
A UCD student from India has begun a petition calling on the college to compensate international students who paid substantial fees to study at UCD only for their year of study to be disrupted by Covid-19.
Ghaziabad DM issues order to seal border with Delhi; essential services to be allowed
On Monday, Ghaziabad District Magistrate Ajay Shankar Pandey has issued an order to seal the border with Delhi due to the rising number of COVID-19 cases.
US Vice President Pence Repeats Trump's Threat to Move GOP Convention From N Carolina
US President Donald Trump said on Memorial Day that he is considering moving the Republican National Convention, set for 24 to 27 August, from North Carolina if the...
Ondo 2020: Chaos in APC over ‘united’ opposition to Akeredolu
The October 2020 governorship election in Ondo State will not only be a three-horse trade but also throw up surprises.
FIR Lodged Against 2 TikTok Users For Throwing A Dog Into A Pond!
TikTok continues to grab attention for all the wrong reasons. A couple of weeks ago, it was a roast war between CarryMinati and Amir Siddiqui and now, the platform is back in the news again. Seems l
Maintenance process set in motion at Jubilant Generics
90 employees called to work today to prepare machines for drug production Mysore/Mysuru: Nanjangud-based Jubilant Generics, an extended arm of Jubilant Life Sciences, has been preparing to start operations. The company which was shut due to COVID-19 will resume operations soon with the guidelines by Indian Council for Medical Research (ICMR). The State Government has...
‘Ask your father’: JD(U) MLA, questioned over lack of job opportunities, loses cool at quarantine centre in Bihar – Watch Video
Randhir Kumar Soni, JD(U) MLA from Sheikhpura, lost his cool when questioned by migrant workers at a quarantine centre in Chandi village of Sheikhpura.
At a glance: Latest global Covid-19 developments
Lockdown measures are eased across parts of Europe while Japan lifts its state of emergency.
Warning 14,000 Brits fined over lockdown could fight charges after Cummings row
More than 14,000 people in England and Wales were given fixed penalty notices under the coronavirus lockdown's emergency laws, but Boris Johnson's backing of Dominic Cummings could see many challenge their fines
Alligator rumored to have been Hitler's dies in Moscow
An alligator rumored to have once belonged to Adolf Hitler has died in the Moscow Zoo. The animal was 84 years old.
Bushfire royal commission: ‘Black Summer’ not just a one-off
Australia faces even more dangerous bushfire conditions in the future, say scientists who warn the devastating 2019-20 blazes are not a one-off event.
On the Fence About Starting Social Security Early? Consider This
This strategy can get you money now without hurting the size of your checks later.
Queen Elizabeth once hid in bushes to avoid a guest
We’ve all had those awkward moments when we try to publically avoid someone – and so has the Queen!
'It's awful': Calgary homeless sleeping outdoors over fears of catching COVID-19
Gordon Kelter has something to fear more than not having a bed to sleep in at night — catching COVID-19.
Trump says he's no longer taking hydroxychloroquine
President Trump said he has finished taking hydroxychloroquine, an anti-malaria drug he took to protect against the coronavirus.
FALSE: Madagascar President says WHO offered $20M to poison virus cure
Madagascar President Andry Rajoelina did not make this accusation
AirAsia India opens domestic flight bookings for passengers; will fly to 21 destinations; details
With the announcement of resumption in domestic flight operations, AirAsia India has resumed its operations and will fly to 21 destinations in the country.
Here’s how you can commemorate Memorial Day online
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced cemeteries and other organizations to modify how to commemorate those in uniform who gave their lives for their country during Memorial Day. For example, Arlington
Beyond the shoddy response to coronavirus
particularly with the shoddy response to the coronavirus event, and the lack of leadership shown in prepping Nigerians for its effects.
Curfew Extended till June 30 in Solan and Hamirpur of Himachal Pradesh -
Authorities in Hamirpur and Solan districts of Himachal Pradesh on Monday extended the Covid-19 curfew till June 30, whereas one-fourth
No crying over spilt milk as advisers focus on Virgin bid
Jayne Hrdlicka could be Virgin's next CEO or chairman if Bain is successful in its bid for the airline. Interestingly, she's still on the payroll of her former employer.
Wikimedia is writing new policies to fight Wikipedia harassment
A new plan will be unveiled this year.
Tipplers throng outlets as liquor sales resume in Puducherry after two months
Directions to the booze-lovers included strict adherence to social distancing. Markings were made on the road close to the shop to ensure that the people observed physical distancing.
Madagascar sends troops, doctors to virus-hit eastern town
Madagascar's government has announced it will dispatch troops and doctors to an eastern town after several bodies were found in the streets and where two people died from the novel coronavirus.
Poland apologises after PM fails to observe virus rules
A Polish government spokesman on Monday apologised for Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki’s failure to observe coronavirus-related social distancing rules in a cafe.
Xi Jinping to Coronavirus Origin Province: Fix 'Weak Links' in Public Health
Chinese dictator Xi Jinping once again made public remarks admitting major shortcomings in Communist Party public health management.
Ford urges people who packed into Trinity Bellwoods Park to get tested for COVID-19
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is asking everyone who ignored physical distancing rules at a Toronto park this weekend to get tested for COVID-19 while slamming their “reckless” behaviour.
Ikea introduces new shopping rules as 19 stores reopen to the public
The furnishings retailer will reopen 19 stores across England and Northern Ireland on Monday, June 1, with click & collect services alsoopeningin a phased approach
Coronavirus: Weston General Hospital halts admissions
Weston General Hospital has a high number of Covid-19 cases and has temporarily stopped accepting new patients.
Baby uninjured in Nanaimo crash that sent mother to hospital
A three-week-old infant was not hurt in a two-vehicle crash that left his mother with serious but non-life-threatening injuries. The two were in an SUV on Saturday afternoon when the driver, a 19. . .
India snake-bite assassin killed wife at second attempt
NEW DELHI, May 25 — After first failing with a viper, an Indian man has been arrested for allegedly murdering his wife by letting loose a cobra in her room, police said today. Police in the southern state of Kerala said phone records showed the man—named as Sooraj—had been in contact with...
Coronavirus outbreak: Govt develops 'intelligent testing strategy' to check spread across states
Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) is continuously scaling up its testing facilities for COVID-19 by giving approval to government and private laboratories
Mike Pence touts 'real progress' as coronavirus deaths continue to fall across country
Vice President Mike Pence said on Monday that since the American people heeded government official orders to social distance, there has been a decline in hospitalizations, new cases across the country, and fatalities.
Battling Covid-19: Denmark keen to share best practices with India
Both countries to share best practices, exchange information in medical research, testing kits, vaccine development
I Traveled To Texas During The Pandemic To Provide Abortion Care. Here's What I Saw.
Closing clinics, banning telehealth and enforcing waiting periods is dangerous and burdensome at any time, but especially during this pandemic.
Education Department’s app, website to aid CET, NEET students
Mysore/Mysuru: GetCETgo – Online CET and NEET Crash Course 2020, content powered by Deeksha, is a Government of Karnataka initiative to help all students of Karnataka prepare for CET 2020 and NEET 2020. Comprehensive study material in the form of Synopsis, Practice Questions, Chapter-wise Tests, Mock Tests and Revision Videos are available free to all...
Richard Grenell confirms he will step down as ambassador to Germany
Richard Grenell confirmed on Sunday that he would be leaving his post as ambassador to Germany around the same time he concludes his work as the acting director of national intelligence.
Boris Johnson faces renewed Tory pressure to sack Dominic Cummings
PM’s chief aide to give statement and take questions after outpouring of anger
Over 15 Lakh Migrants Returned To UP In 1,174 Trains So Far: Official
Over 15 lakh stranded migrant workers have returned to Uttar Pradesh from different parts of the country on board 1,174 trains till now, a senior state government official said in Lucknow on Monday.
Bayer, Lufthansa drive gains in Europe amid holiday-thinned trading
European stocks rose to kick off the week on Monday, albeit with the action thinned by holidays in the U.K. and the U.S.
Man jailed for stealing laptop from ambulance as paramedic cared for patient
Alex Harris pleaded guilty to two charges of burglary and stealing a laptop
Child, 4, found dead in Brisbane home
Queensland police are investigating the sudden death of a four-year-old girl in Brisbane. Police said a crime scene had been established at a home in the Queensland police are investigating the sudden death of a four-year-old child in Brisbane.
BREAKING Boy, 9, suffers life changing injuries after shirtless biker hits him and flees
We'll be bringing you the very latest updates, pictures and video on this breaking news story
Relief from heatwave coming, IMD predicts thunderstorm on May 29-30
Due to a western disturbance and easterly winds, dust storm and thunderstorm activity is likely over Delhi, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh on May 29-30, the IMD has said.
JK Rowling pledges to pay salary of rogue civil servant for viral tweet
Harry Potter author Rowling was impressed.
Forensic experts suspect foul play in Warangal well deaths
The forensic expert said that the seven of nine people had scratch injuries and appeared to have been
Virus casts shadow on Eid as cases surge by daily record; deaths top 500
The COVID-19 outbreak has put a further damper on muted Eid-ur-Fitr celebrations in Bangladesh after another 1,975 people tested positive for the infection, the most for a single day, taking the official caseload to 35,585..
Two Terrorists Shot after Trying to Stab IDF Troops
Soldiers open fire after being attacked by Palestinians armed with “sharp agricultural instruments,” IDF says • Wounded assailants evacuated to Ramallah for treatment; no Israeli casualties reported.
Eid Festival Being Celebrated with Peace in Uttar Pradesh -
The outbreak of the Corona epidemic has changed our social and religious routine. Eid ul Fitr, the festival of happiness
An expedition will recover the Titanic's telegraph — the radio it used to call for help as it sank. Here's how it'll work.
A specially designed robot is set to enter the Titanic's Marconi suite, where operators issued the sinking ship's last distress call.
Russia seeks 18-year prison term for ex-US Marine in spy trial
Prosecutors in Russia's spy trial have asked a court to sentence former US Marine Paul Whelan to 18 years in prison for allegedly accepting state secrets, according to his lawyer.
Entire police unit disbanded in Kyiv region after two cops arrested on rape, assault charges
The victim, a 26-year-old female, was allegedly attacked at the station after being detained.
Myanmar files 1st Rohingya case report to top U.N. court
The contents of Myanmar's report will remain confidential until its judges decide to make it public
A fleet of these quirky-looking bikes will soon be hitting the streets of Nottingham
The cycles are already popular in Holland, Germany and Denmark
India needs comprehensive law on coronavirus to replace maze of piecemeal guidelines, clarifications; UK, Singapore offer examples
In the absence of a comprehensive legislation dealing with coronavirus, litigants are flocking to courts across the country seeking clarity and protection as a result of these unprecedented circumstances.
Italy to recruit 60,000 volunteers as social distancing monitors
Italy is planning to send out into the streets some 60,000 volunteers to tell people to keep respecting social distancing rules in the country’s...
Americans spend holiday at beaches and parks as virus death toll nears 100,000
The New York Times filled its entire front page with the names and selected details of 1,000 victims on Sunday
Beaches packed on sunny Bank Holiday Monday
Large crowds of people have gathered again on beaches up and down the UK.
Covid-19: FSSAI extends deadline for compliance norms for traditional sweets
In a relief for traditional sweet makers, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has decided to extend the deadline for enforcement of certain mandatory compliance norms for non-pack
Hundreds of people queue for hours to buy Tango Ice Blast drinks during lockdown
Witnesses said people were waiting for two hours and cars queued around Cibyn Industrial Estate in Caernarfon , North Wales, as they waited to buy a drink from the Tango Ice Blast van
Coronavirus | Rail Bhavan to shut down for 2nd time in fortnight after another COVID-19 case
Offices at fourth floor of Rail Bhavan will remain close till Friday for thorough disinfection, an order said.
Alligator rumored to have been Hitler's dies in Moscow
An alligator rumored to have once belonged to Adolf Hitler has died in the Moscow Zoo. The animal was 84 years old.
China decides to evacuate citizens from India amid rise in coronavirus cases
India News: China has decided to evacuate its citizens, including students, tourists and businessmen, from India who are facing "difficulties" in the country and
UK Lockdown Adviser: Cummings Controversy Could Mean More Coronavirus Deaths
Cummings travelled to County Durham in March to self-isolate with his family, allegedly because he feared he and his wife would be unable to care for their son, despite...
Russia seeks 18-year prison term for ex-U.S. Marine accused of spying
Paul Whelan, a U.S. national who also holds British, Canadian and Irish passports, has been in custody since he was detained in a Moscow hotel room in December 2018
Coronavirus in India: 15-year-old girl who cycled 1,200 km to get migrant worker father turns down Cycling Federation invite
Her father, Mohan Paswan, says that she might appear in trials after lockdown
Eight arrested as Victoria police enforce order to clear tent encampments
VANCOUVER - Eight people have been arrested as officials work to clear tent camps at two locations in Victoria.A statement from Victoria police says the eig
Mubadala to manufacture medical supplies in UAE
Bupa Arabia for Cooperative Insurance has partnered with the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development to distribute 3,000 food baskets among underprivileged families, which are registered with the ministry’s Social Welfare and Family Welfare Agency. The initiative comes in line with the spirit of Ramadan, a month of giving, and in response to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Another Bihar-bound Shramik Special ferries 1,164 migrants from Mysuru
Mysore/Mysuru: The eight ‘point-to-point’ Shramik Special train from Mysuru Division, carrying 1,164 migrants, left Ashokapuram (Mysuru) Station on Sunday at 14:00 hrs for Purnia in Bihar. This train is being run as per the request of the State Governments of Bihar and Karnataka. The train comprising 22 LHB coaches is scheduled to reach Purnia (2488...
North India heatwave likely to ease after May 28; storm expected later
Delhi, Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab and parts of Uttar Pradesh have been experiencing blistering heat for days with temperatures soaring over 45 degrees Celsius
Donald Trump Threatens to Move Republican Convention from North Carolina
President Donald Trump on Monday threatened to move the Republican National Convention from North Carolina.
Police investigating deadly trooper-involved shooting on Loop 101
The incident occurred just before 6 a.m. along Loop 101 near Tatum Boulevard.
Mixed Bag Of Weather For The Coming Days
MetService is forecasting unsettled weather for many as several fronts affect the country over the next few days.
Ford slams actions of 'reckless' people who packed into Trinity Bellwoods Park
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is asking everyone who ignored physical distancing rules at a Toronto park this weekend to get tested for COVID-19 while slamming their “reckless” behaviour.
Israel shows love to Nigerian Muslims ahead of Ramadan celebration
The Israeli embassy in Nigeria has shown love and kindness towards the country as the nation battles with the deadly coronavirus. They gave out food packages.
House members race to prepare for first-ever remote votes
House lawmakers are bustling to prepare for the chamber’s historic first remote votes this week, with a race on for members to secure proxies, who are limited to representing 10 colleagues each.
Tamil Nadu's Covid-19 count crosses 17,000-mark after record spike in cases
State's virus-related death toll reaches 118.87 of the 805 new patients are passengers from Maharashtra who returned to the southern state
Lottery throws millions more at dodgy projects
The National Lotteries Commission has refused to disclose its beneficiaries. But we found them. By Raymond Joseph and Anton van Zyl
Trump ‘would like’ RNC to stay in Charlotte despite threatening to pull if space can’t be ‘fully occupied’
President Donald Trump threatened to pull the Republican National Convention out of Charlotte if North Carolina can’t commit to full attendance at the convention, the president said in a tweet Monday morning.
Four more COVID-19 deaths in Rajasthan take toll to 167, state tally at 7,100
Four more people succumbed to COVID-19 in Rajasthan on Monday, taking the death toll to 167 as 272 fresh coronavirus cases were reported in the state, officials said. With these fresh cases, the
BREAKING UK coronavirus death toll hits 29,812 as 77 more die in hospitals
The number of people who have lost their lives from Covid-19 while in clinical settings in the UK continues to grow, while the daily death rate from the disease is falling over time
Russian mediation reopens major highway in NE Syria
Turkish troops and allied Syrian fighters captured parts of the highway known as M4 in October, when Ankara invaded northeastern Syria to drive away Syrian Kurdish fighters.
China to evacuate its citizens from India amid rise in coronavirus cases
The move to evacuate its citizens comes in the wake of India emerging as the 10th worst-hit country by the deadly virus, which has infected nearly 1.40 lakh people in India.People opting to return China will have to accept all quarantine, epidemic prevention arrangements during the flight as well as after entering China
South Carolina block party shooting leaves two dead, including teen, five others wounded, police say
A South Carolina teenager was among two killed when gunfire erupted late Saturday at a block party that drew about a thousand people despite the government’s warnings against large gatherings during the coronavirus pandemic, investigators said.
Japan ends coronavirus state of emergency - Foreign Affairs
Japanese president lifts state of emergency, following seven weeks of coronavirus-related restrictions.
Power station chimneys brought down in carefully planned demolition
Eight nearly 140-metre-tall chimneys at Victoria's defunct Hazelwood Power Station have been demolished in just one minute.
Merkel in tug-of-war with states over virus safety rules
BERLIN, May 25 — A power struggle between Chancellor Angela Merkel and two German states over coronavirus rules erupted today as Berlin sought to extend social distancing restrictions by another month against a regional revolt. A draft policy document from Merkel’s office seen by AFP showed...
Joey Jones: 'Shame on' the New York Times for 'cheap' op-ed on US military and white supremacy
U.S. Marine veteran Johnny "Joey" Jones blasted The New York Times for publishing an editorial on Memorial Day weekend that claims the U.S. military celebrates white supremacy.
This Morning viewers slam ‘irresponsible’ travel expert for revealing quarantine ‘loophole’
People arriving in the UK have to quarantine for two weeks
Bars, gyms reopen as Iceland exits emergency coronavirus alert
COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Iceland eased its national alert against the coronavirus on Monday, allowing for public gatherings of up to 200 people and night clubs and gyms to reopen as the country nears complete recovery from the outbreak.
Six women prisoners murdered by inmates in Honduras
Six women have been killed by alleged gang members at a women's prison near the Honduran capital Tegucigalpa, the National Penitentiary Institute has said.
India's among 10 worst-hit COVID-19 nations as cases jump; air travel reopens
India on Monday posted its biggest single-day jump in cases of COVID-19, overtaking Iran to become one of the 10 worst-hit nations, even as the government allowed domestic air travel to restart.
Kolkata: MHA to send Central team to access damage caused due to cyclone Amphan
The Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) will send a Central team to Kolkata, South and North 24 Praganas districts soon to assess the damages incurred due to the impact of Cyclone Amphan.
Columbia Doctor Defends University After Trump Bashes ‘Liberal’ Institution Over Damning COVID Study
Dr. Craig Spencer, the director of Global Health in Emergency Medicine at Columbia University, defend his colleagues on Sunday night...
Seven more people die with coronavirus in Wales taking total to 1,274
Meanwhile, the number of cases of the virus in Wales since the outbreak began has increased by 106 to reach 13,415
Myanmar files first Rohingya case report to top UN court
Myanmar has submitted its first report to the International Court of Justice on steps it has taken to prevent the genocide of Rohingya Muslims
Covid-19: Appreciate behind-the-scene role played by CPRC personnel during Raya, says Dr Noor Hisham
KUALA LUMPUR, May 25 — Staff members from the Crisis Preparedness and Response Centre (CPRC) are among the behind-the-scene personnel who should be appreciated as they continue to work right through the festive period and sacrifice their family time, said Health director-general Datuk Dr Noor...
Covid-19: Sorry, no Raya visitors, says former patient
KUALA LUMPUR, May 25 — Despite the government’s permission for home visits during the first day of Eid yesterday, a former Covid-19 patient decided to keep visitors at bay, throughout Syawal for safety reasons. Reza Huzairi Zainuddin, 41, said although he has recovered, he is taking...
Cadbury Dairy Milk launches limited-edition ‘Thank You’ bar replacing logo
Chocolate brand Mondelez India, in partnership with advertising major Ogilvy India, has introduced a limited-edition Cadbury Dairy Milk 'Thank You' bar by giving up the Cadbury Dairy Milk logo
Man sets sister ablaze for disrespecting mother
Deji Lambo The Lagos State Police Command has confirmed the arrest of one Chima for allegedly setting ablaze his elder sister, identified simply as Victoria, at their place of residence by the CAC...
UP CM Yogi Adityanath’s decision on other states needing UP govt nod to employ its migrant workers is harmful, hurried, says BSP
Yogi Adityanath government had said that states seeking to employ workers from Uttar Pradesh in future will need to take the state government's permission.
Merkel in tug-of-war with states over virus safety rules
A power struggle between Chancellor Angela Merkel and two German states over coronavirus rules erupted Monday as Berlin sought to extend social distancing restrictions by another month against a regional revolt.
Coronavirus: Cab driver dies from Covid-19 after passenger spat at him
A black taxi driver, Trevor Belle, has died from Covid-19 when a passenger who claimed he has the virus spat on him when they were fighting over £9 (N4,263.55).
UP plans migration commission to help find jobs for workers returning home
Yogi Adityanath said other states will need permission from the UP government if they want to make use of labourers from Uttar Pradesh.The UP government will offer training, along with an allowance, to migrant workers once the skill mapping is over
China's 'Bat Woman': Coronavirus is just tip of the iceberg
Research into viruses needs scientists and governments to be transparent, says Shi
Covid-19: Uttar Pradesh reports 273, Uttarakhand reports 15 new cases in last 24 hours
In Uttar Pradesh, 3,581 people have been discharged and 165 deaths have been reported so far.
Igali celebrates EK Clark at 93 years
Former Nigerian Ambassador and Permanent Secretary, Dr. Godknows Igali, Monday, celebrated former Federal Commissioner for Information, Chief, Edwin Kiagbodo Clark on his 93rd birthday.
Social distancing in home selling: How Lehigh Valley real estate agents are adapting to new reality
The housing market scene might soon resemble more of a hospital and less of a home but Lehigh Valley real estate agents say these measures are going to be crucial moving forward amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
How SpaceX and NASA are launching astronauts into space during a pandemic
Kennedy Space Center is closed to the public for the launch
Three more coronavirus deaths in region but IT problem means cases unreported for 10 hours
A further three coronavirus patients have been confirmed to have died in hospitals across the Black Country, Birmingham and Staffordshire.
Crashed PIA plane's pilot ignored 3 warnings to lower altitude: Report
The pilot of the Pakistan International Airlines (PIA)'s crashed plane ignored three warnings from the air traffic controllers about the aircraft's altitude and speed before the landing, saying he
Whopping 805 test positive for Covid-19 in TN, 549 in Chennai alone
The total number of coronavirus infections in Tamilnadu has crossed 17,000, after a whopping number of 805 persons tested positive for Covid-19 in the State today. Continue Reading →
Covid-19: 72 more test positive - VIDEO
Turkana becomes the latest county to record a case as the virus continues its march across the country.
Parrot 'who heard victim's last words' to give evidence in rape and murder trial
Elizabeth Toledo, 46, was killed in the city of San Fernando, Argentina in December 2018. Now police believe a parrot was repeating its owner's last words as she was allegedly beaten and raped by two housemates
AOC gets tested for coronavirus antibodies in Queens district
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was tested for coronavirus antibodies over the holiday weekend at one of the newly-launched testing sites in her home district of Queens.
Mongolia to maintain strict virus regulations ‘until vaccine found’
ULAANBAATAR, May 25 — Mongolia will maintain strict coronavirus regulations until a vaccine is found, the prime minister said today, raising the prospect of the country being locked down for months to come. Wedged between Russia and China, landlocked Mongolia on March 12 become one of the first...
Cummings should apologise, says Sturgeon
Nicola Sturgeon has said Dominic Cummings should apologise and correct the impression other parents should have travelled while infected.
Elderly woman in West Bengal braves Amphan for 8 hours, survives
The will to survive can make even an ordinary person stand up to life-threatening dangers and live to tell the tale. An elderly woman from West Bengal’s North 24 Paraganas district is one such person
2019 Batch B Stream 1 corpers pass out May 28 – NYSC
Kayode Oyero The National Youth Service Corps has announced the passing out of 2019 Batch "B" Stream 1 corpers. It made this known in a statement on Monday, noting that the event slated for M...
Netanyahu Hits Back: Exposes Corruption in Police, Judicial System ahead of Trial
Ahead of his arraignment in the first-ever criminal trial of a sitting Israeli premier, the Jewish state’s longest-serving prime minister accuses the left of “stitching together” charges against him after having failed to remove him at the ballot box.
Mnangagwa and the pornography of violence
A female chief superintended Philips accompanied by Dr Nyamukure were assigned to take pictures of MDC parliamentarian Joana Mamombe, Chinembiri and Marova for ...
Murder charges for teen’s Queensland balcony fall
Three men accused of murder over a teenager's fall from the fourth floor of a Gold Coast building during a botched robbery attempt have been remanded in Three men accused of murder over a teenager's fall from the fourth floor of a Gold Coast building during a botched robbery attempt have been remanded in custody.
Akeredolu's wife blasts social media critic - The Nation Nigeria
Wife of Ondo State Governor, Betty Akeredolu, has lambasted a one Jimmy Adekanle based in Canada for saying that Governor Oluwarotimi...
Driver freed by firefighters after crash in Derbyshire street
They were getting treatment from paramedics
Massive amount of drugs, alcohol and cash confiscated in Komatipoort
Drugs, alcohol and cash with an estimated street value of R10 million were confiscated this morning at the Lebombo Border Post.
Report: Ex-South Korean aide to pursue backchannel diplomacy with Pyongyang
May 25 (UPI) -- South Korea's former presidential secretary and three other politicians of the ruling Democratic Party are to lead the Inter-Korea Cooperation Foundation, a group founded in September.
Covid-19: Anand Mahindra says extended lockdown will have damaging psychological impact on people
‘The numbers will continue to rise and the focus must be on rapid expansion of field hospital beds with oxygen lines,’ the businessman said.
Locust swarms reach MP, farmers brace for pain in kharif season
India has witnessed several locust plagues and upsurges since 1812 to 1997, but there has not been any major locust upsurge since 2011.The insects are known to originate in Arabian Peninsula, and invade India via Rajasthan-Pakistan border, just before the onset of the seasonal monsoon
Kerala reports 49 new covid-19 cases
The fresh covid-19 cases also include two prisoners.Hundreds of police personnel and a magistrate who were in contact with the two prisoners were put in home quarantine
No need for staff self isolation over COVID-19 patient - NAUTH
Authorities of the Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital (NAUTH), Anambra State has allayed fears over the reported first recorded case...
China Concerned as US Mulls First Nuclear Test Since 1992, Foreign Ministry Says
BEIJING (Sputnik) - Beijing is concerned over reports that Washington is weighing up whether to conduct its first nuclear test since 1992, Foreign Ministry spokesperson...
Cummings should apologise, says Sturgeon
Nicola Sturgeon has said Dominic Cummings should apologise and correct the impression other parents should have travelled while infected.
Many Mutodis in Mnangagwa's government
The Zimbabwean government is still grappling with many incompetent and inexperienced government officials due to appointments made through nepotism and regional...
Loyal dog waited at hospital for three months after owner died from coronavirus
Seven-year-old 'Xiao Bao' waited in the lobby at Taikang Hospital in Wuhan, after his elderly owner was admitted at the height of the coronavirus pandemic in February
'He is unable to move his arms and legs': Snooker legend Willie Thorne is unable to feed himself due to sepsis after having treatment for leukaemia and is completely bedridden, claims his carer
Thorne was discharged from a hospital in Spain after a period in which he underwent treatment for leukaemia before three blood transfusions and treatment for a virus after his diagnosis in march.
Covid-19: Lockdown makes access to justice for prisoners even more difficult
Leeuwkop trial inmates ‘subjected daily to the control of the people they are suing for torture’.
Princess Elisabeth of Belgium will have a 'tough' time at military academy where she'll learn to shoot and read maps, a student reveals - as the royal family shares snaps of the 18-year-old out running
Princess Elisabeth of Belgium, 18, will have to get used to a 'tough' life as she enrolls in Brussels' Royal Military Academy this autumn in preparation for her role as Belgium's future queen.
China plans to begin shifting its citizens stranded in India from June 2
China will ply flights to help its citizens stranded in India and facing difficulties to return to the mainland from June 2, as per a tentative schedule published on the website of the Chinese Embassy in New Delhi on Monday.
Kenya announces 72 new cases of Covid19; gov't introduces new safety guideline
Death toll rises to 52
Namaz from home, virtual hugs mark Eid-ul-Fitr in city
No mass prayer gatherings at Eidgah Maidan, no handshakes Mysore/Mysuru: Under the shadow of Coronavirus, Muslim community people are taking special precautions to mark Eid-ul-Fitr, the celebration today that breaks the month-long fast for Ramzan. This Eid there was no shaking of hands or no warm embracing for community members because of the stringent social...
IMAGE to manage biomedical waste at exam centres
Teachers on school exam duty asked to use surgical gloves
Trump threatens to move RNC without assurances from N.C. governor
Trump's tweets about the RNC, planned for Charlotte, come just two days after North Carolina recorded its largest daily increase in positive cases yet.
Heat wave likely to abate only after May 28: IMD
Dust storm, thunderstorm expected on May 29 and 30, says IMD
Mongolia to maintain strict virus regulations 'until vaccine found'
Mongolia will maintain strict coronavirus regulations until a vaccine is found, the prime minister said Monday, raising the prospect of the country being locked down for months to come.
AbdulRazaq appoints replacement for Gambari as KWASU Chancellor
The Kwara State Governor, AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, has approved the appointment of a new chancellor for the Kwara State University (KWASU).
Trump threatens to pull RNC from Charlotte if space can’t be ‘fully occupied’
President Donald Trump threatened to pull the Republican National Convention out of Charlotte if North Carolina can’t commit to full attendance at the convention, the president said in a tweet Monday morning.
Eventful day at Bengaluru airport as domestic flights resume operations
Flight operations were scheduled to commence at 12.40 am but confusion and cancellation made the wait longer for security and other personnel at the airport.Several passengers tried to dodge authorities to escape institutional quarantine but with little success
Crowds pack pool bar at Lake of the Ozarks amid pandemic
It's business per usual at the Lake of the Ozarks. Businesses stay busy with out-of-towners vacationing over Memorial Day Weekend.
COVID-19 pandemic unites Canadians like no other event in recent history: study
Researchers from McGill University and the University of Toronto have found that Canadians of all political beliefs understand the severity of the virus and the importance of working to limit its spread.
CDC warns of aggressive cannibal rats facing shortage of garbage to eat
Officials say rats have resorted to open warfare and eating their young as closures reduce edible waste * Coronavirus – latest global updatesThe US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has warned of “unusual or aggressive” behavior in American rats as a consequence of more than two months of human
FG evacuates 69 Nigerians stranded in Lebanon – Onyeama
The Federal Government has repatriated 69 Nigerians from Lebanon, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr Geoffrey Onyeama, said on Monday.
Nearly 9000 New Cases of Coronavirus Reported in Russia -
The total number of infected people exceeded 3,50,000 figure, with around 9,000 new cases of corona virus reported in Russia
B.C. Parks overwhelmed as thousands try to reserve campsites
“Overwhelming numbers” of people trying to reserve campsites on the first day of availability led to technical problems with bookings on the B.C. Parks Discover Camping website, the . . .
Trump warns he may move Republican convention site from NC
WASHINGTON, May 25 — US President Donald Trump warned today that he may move the Republican National Convention from North Carolina set for August if the event faces state social distancing restrictions as a result of the coronavirus. The coronavirus pandemic has forced Trump and presumptive...
An expedition will recover the Titanic's telegraph — the radio it used to call for help as it sank. Here's how it'll work.
A specially designed robot is set to enter the Titanic's Marconi suite, where operators issued the sinking ship's last distress call.
Jacinda Ardern's Live TV Interview Interrupted By Earthquake: ‘Quite A Decent Shake Here’
'I’m not under any hanging lights and I look like I am in a structurally strong place.'
California Retail Employee Shares Photo Of Her Battered Face After Being Attacked By A Customer
‘It was so fast, I couldn’t even put my hands up,’ said Samantha Clarke. Samantha Clarke of Modesto, California, is an employee at a Big 5 sporting goods store. Earlier this month, ...
Canadian Muslims find creative new ways to celebrate Eid al-Fitr, despite COVID-19 restrictions
Mosques around Ontario hosted ‘drive-through Eid celebrations’ handing out goodie bags full of sweets, toys, soft drinks, balloon animals and other treats to members of the community
India maintains aggressive posturing against China’s moves at LAC
Chinese military is fast increasing its troops in areas around Pangong Tso lake and Galwan Valley along the Line of Actual Control in Ladakh, sending a clear signal that it was not ready to end its confrontation with the Indian Army anytime soon, people familiar with the situation in the disputed region said.
Carville: 'American People Are Turning' on Trump by the Day -- 'Joe Biden Is Fine'
Sunday on MSNBC's "Kasie DC," Democratic strategist James Carville weighed in on the 2020 presidential election following Democratic presidential nominee frontrunner former Vice President Joe Biden catching flak this week for telling African-American President Donald Trump voters that they "ain't black." | Clips
Australia begins wide-ranging investigation into deadly bushfires
Australia on Monday began its first hearings into the causes of catastrophic bushfires that swept across the country, killing 33 people, destroying some 2,500 homes and razing an area the size of South Korea.
First Spanish beaches to reopen as lockdown eases
Coronavirus lockdown measures will finally be eased for people in Madrid and Barcelona from Monday, while elsewhere in Spain the first beaches are due to reopen.
Won't rest until every single migrant worker reaches home: Sonu Sood
Sonu has been feeding more than 45,000 people every day in Andheri, Juhu, Jogeshwari, and Bandra.
Russia records its highest daily death toll from the coronavirus as its number of new cases appears to decline, Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore
Business Insider - Russia denies that it has manipulated coronavirus data and maintains that its mortality rate from the virus is among the lowest in the world.. Read more at businessinsider.sg
Lisa Boothe: How can Biden staffers run presidential campaign 'when they can't even run a virtual rally?'
Fox News contributor Lisa Boothe told "The Next Revolution" Sunday that the new digital effort likely to be a vital part of the 2020 race will "certainly benefit" the Trump campaign as Joe Biden trails the president's team on the online battleground.
Japan set to end Tokyo’s state of emergency
Japan is set to remove a coronavirus state of emergency from Tokyo and four other prefectures on Monday, allowing businesses to gradually resume.
Symone Sanders: Biden 'Committed to Putting a Black Woman on the Supreme Court'
Presumptive 2020 Democratic presidential nominee former Vice President Joe Biden's senior advisor Symone Sanders on Sunday revealed Biden is "committed to putting a black woman on the Supreme Court" should he get elected. | Clips
Western Australia storm: 50,000 homes without power as state battered by wild weather
Remnants of ex-Tropical Cyclone Mangga whip up 100km/h wind gusts, dust storms and heavy rain as Perth and state’s south prepares for onslaught
US to Donate 1,000 Ventilators to Brazil, NSC Says After Trump Issues New Entry Ban
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Washington will give Brazil 1,000 ventilators to help the country, which is currently in second place in terms of the number of coronavirus cases...
Alligator rumoured to have been Hitler’s dies in Moscow
Mad, Mad World News: An alligator that many believed to have once belonged to Adolf Hitler has died in the Moscow Zoo. The zoo said the alligator, named Saturn, was about
Joe Biden Calls Out Donald Trump, Says Being President Is About “More Than Tweeting From Your Golf Cart”
In a tweet posted on Sunday evening, former Vice-President and presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden called out President Donald Trump saying, “The presidency is about a lot more than ...
Indigo cancels flight last minute, leaves students stranded
In the video circulated, several disgruntled passengers can be seen outside the booking counter with luggage, without any measures for social distancing being followed.
Police kill eight suspected kidnappers in Taraba
Justin Tyopuusu, Jalingo Taraba State police command on Friday said its men attached to Bali division killed eight suspected kidnappers in a gun battle. The Police Public Relations Officer, ASP D...
'Japan Model' Has Beaten Coronavirus, Shinzo Abe Declares
Prime minister Shinzo Abe has declared victory for the "Japan model" of fighting coronavirus as he lifted a nationwide state of emergency after seven weeks [Editor's note: the link may be paywalled; alternative source]. From a report: Speaking at a press conference on Monday evening in Tokyo, Mr Abe...
Covid toll touches 200 in West Bengal, cases record biggest jump
Most infections were detected in Kolkata (52), followed by Howrah (48), Malda (31), North 24 Parganas (21), Hooghly (20) and Uttar Dinajpur (13).
Students, migrants take the first flight home as air operations resume
Those who took first flights included paramilitary personnel, army men, students and migrants, who failed to book a ticket on special trains being run by the railways
Veterans' unemployment during coronavirus outpaces rest of US
As states continue to slowly ease coronavirus-related restrictions and reopen their economies, millions continue to be impacted by job losses, particularly veterans.
NiMet predicts sunny thundery weather, May 25 to May 27
The Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) has predicted sunshine and thunderstorms across the country from Monday to Wednesday.
Fire season extends by almost four months in parts of Australia
The fire season in parts of eastern Australia has lengthened almost four months since the 1950s, with climate change a prominent driver in the trend, the Bureau of Meteorology says.
HK security chief warns of growing 'terrorism' as govt backs Beijing's planned security laws
HONG KONG — Hong Kong’s security chief said “terrorism” was growing in the city, as government departments rallied on Monday behind Beijing’s plans to introduce national security laws and after thousands took to the streets to protest against the move.
Wanting to remarry, Kerala man buys cobra to kill wife with snake bite
A resident of Kerala, who wanted to remarry after taking a huge dowry from his wife, bought a cobra to kill her with snake bite.
UQ runs scared as CCP links exposed
There’s an old saying: “When you are in a hole, stop digging”.
Railways Not Providing Details About Movement Of Shramik Trains: Odisha
The Odisha government on Sunday expressed concern over not being given prior information about the movement of Shramik Special trains to the state from outside, saying it creates problems in making arrangements for the returnees.
WSSCC Names New Executive Director
GENEVA, May 25, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- The Water Supply and Sanitation Collaborative Council (WSSCC) and UNOPS announce the appointment of Mr Domini...
A ‘deplorables’ moment for Joe Biden shows why he won’t win the black vote: Devine
Joe Biden’s disastrous interview with black radio host Charlamagne Tha God on Friday encapsulates everything that is wrong with the Democratic Party and its presidential hopeful. “If you have a
10-year-old girl drowns after struggling in the current near Siesta Key Beach
Deputies have identified the young girl who drowned after struggling in the current near Siesta Key Beach on Sunday night.
Russia records its highest daily death toll from the coronavirus as its number of new cases appears to decline
Russia denies that it has manipulated coronavirus data and maintains that its mortality rate from the virus is among the lowest in the world.
Chile's hospitals under strain as coronavirus cases near 70,000, president says
SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile’s healthcare system is under strain and “very close to the limit,” President Sebastian Pinera said on Sunday, as the number of confirmed novel coronavirus infections approaches 70,000 after a rapid increase in recent days.
Germany's top court to rule on compensation for Volkwagen 'Dieselgate' scandal
Almost five years after Volkswagen's admission to cheating on regulatory emissions tests involving millions of cars, Germany's top court will on Monday finally rule in a battle over compensation for…
'None of us were prepared': How the pandemic is affecting foster families
Advocates say foster families are facing new challenges due to distancing requirements and other aspects of life amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
101-year-old WWII vet, daughter beat coronavirus together at Maryland nursing home
A 101-year-old World War II veteran and his 73-year-old daughter — who live at the same Maryland nursing home — were able to celebrate Memorial Day Weekend together after both beating the
Eid-el-Fitri: Hon Legor celebrates with Muslim community
The Federal lawmaker noted that the Holy Month of Ramadan, which started a month ago with fasting by Muslim faithful, is a period of prayers
Taiwan offers help to Hong Kong activists as China tightens grip
Taiwan will provide the people of Hong Kong with "necessary assistance", President Tsai Ing-wen said, after a resurgence in protests in the Chinese ruled territory against newly proposed national security legislation from Beijing.
Eid-ul-Fitr 2020: Celebrations Behind Closed Doors, PM Modi Greets 'Eid Mubarak'
According to the guidelines issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs, all public gatherings, religious or social has been restricted. Hence, no mass Namaz offerings are allowed in the country.
NGSA, MCO, others demand release of 17 illegal Chinese miners by Osun Govt for prosecution
NGSA, Mining Cadastre Office, MCO, and other mining professionals, Sunday, demanded the release of 17 illegal Chinese miners by Osun govt.
Virus restrictions leave Norwegian winner of Iditarod stranded in Alaska
Thomas Waerner won this year’s Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in March, but he is still waiting to return to his home in Norway. Waerner and his 16 dogs have
UNILAG centre seeks investment in housing
With housing taking a focal point in response to CoVID-19 pandemic, the Centre for Housing and Sustainable Development (CHSD), University of Lagos has advised the Federal Government to ensure investment in short-term housing.
Ashok Chavan is second minister in Uddhav cabinet to test positive
Chavan is currently admitted at a hospital in Nanded. His condition is stable, sources said, adding that he was reportedly under home quarantine for the last few days.
Coronavirus update: Turkey reports 1,141 new cases; tally reaches 156,827
Turkey ranks ninth in a global tally by Johns Hopkins University but experts believe the number of infections could be much higher than reported
Alan Shepard, first US astronaut to travel to space, being collected by helicopter after his landing in the Atlantic Ocean on May 5, 1961
Here are key milestones in the history of crewed US spaceflights, which resume on May 27 with the first transport of US astronauts to the International Space Station for nine years. Less than a month later, on May 5, American Alan Shepard carries out a 15-minute suborbital flight aboard Mercury, launched
Spain to reopen to tourists as South America named virus hotspot
Brazil saw its death toll passing 22,000 on Saturday from more than 347,000 infections, the second biggest caseload of any country in a pandemic
Russia records its highest daily death toll from the coronavirus as its number of new cases appears to decline
Russia denies that it has manipulated coronavirus data and maintains that its mortality rate from the virus is among the lowest in the world.
Atlassian has released its COVID-19 survey to the public, as it encourages other organisations to use surveys to find how workers are coping with the pandemic
Software giant Atlassian has been using an internal survey tool to help determine how employees have been feeling as they work from home during the coronavirus pandemic. The survey has helped the company see what its workers need and what it can do to support them.
Germany divided over plans to nix rules despite outbreaks
BERLIN (AP) — A spat is brewing between Germany's federal government and state governors over plans by some regional leaders to end pandemic-related restrictions despite fresh clusters of cases across...
US DoD Slams NYT Article Claiming Military is ‘Celebrating White Supremacy’
On Saturday, The New York Times published an opinion article that accuses the US Defence Department of “celebrating white supremacy” and calls on the DoD to “rename...
Taiwan promises ‘necessary assistance’ to Hong Kong’s people
Taiwan has become a refuge for a small but growing number of pro-democracy protesters fleeing Hong Kong, which has been convulsed since last year by protests.
Qatar virus tracing app stirs rare privacy backlash
Privacy concerns over Qatar's coronavirus contact tracing app, a tool that is mandatory on pain of prison, have prompted a rare backlash and forced officials to offer reassurance and concessions.
'It’s Mother Earth’s way of telling us to take it easy': Sayani Gupta urges to find silver lining amid COVID-19 chaos
She feels that the lockdown has caused Mumbai to slow down too, a city that never sleeps.
‘Worried, but work comes first’: Flight attendants return to duty as domestic air services resume in fourth phase of coronavirus lockdown
Flight attendants on early Monday morning arrived at Indira Gandhi International (IGI) airport, Terminal-3, as domestic air services resumed from today
COVID-19: India Now Has 968 Dedicated Hospitals With Over 2,50,000 Beds
India now makes sufficient number of N95 masks and PPE through the domestic manufacturing sector.
Trump bars travel from Brazil, a new Covid-19 hotspot: White House
US News: Non-Americans who have been in Brazil in the 14-day period prior to when they seek admittance to the US cannot come to America, said White House press
Delhi's First Departure is to Pune, Mumbai's to Patna as Domestic Flight Ops Resume After 2 Months
Both the flights were operated by IndiGo. While the Delhi-Pune flight departed at 4.45 AM, the Mumbai-Patna flight took off at 6.45 AM today.
Trump visits one of his private golf courses for first time in 75 days
The president's visit to Trump National Golf Club in Virginia comes as the White House is pushing states to lift stay-at-home orders and for the economy to reopen.
Delhi violence: Two Pinjra Tod members sent to police custody after getting bail in rioting case
Sunday’s arrest was related to an alleged murder case linked to the riots.
Dominic Cummings lockdown row: Boris Johnson defies calls to sack senior advisor from Conservative Party, risks backlash
British prime Minister Boris Johnson backed his senior adviser Dominic Cummings on Sunday, despite calls from within his own Conservative Party for the aide to resign for driving 250 miles during the coronavirus lockdown.
‘Biodiversity protection key to post-COVID-19 recovery’
In a bid to recover greener and better planet for the people, the Minister of State for Environment, Mrs Sharon Ikeazor has stressed the need for stakeholders in the sector and Nigerians to stay on track with the climate targets.
COVID-19: France has lowest daily rise in new cases and deaths since lockdown
PARIS: French authorities reported the smallest daily rise in new coronavirus cases and deaths on Sunday (May 24) since before a lockdown began on ...
State has been a huge let-down
A minimalist state is all very well, but what about providing services such as health and education?
'Sad times': Bernard Collaery laments 'now fragile democracy' as pre-trial hearing takes place in secret
Barrister charged with breaching national security laws vows to "fight on for justice".
Johnson risks party wrath backing aide over lockdown breach claims
LONDON: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson backed his senior adviser Dominic Cummings on Sunday (May 24), despite calls from within his own ...
Child drowns after struggling in the current near Siesta Key Beach
A child drowned after getting caught in the current off Siesta Key Beach.
Jacinda Ardern's Live TV Interview Interrupted By Earthquake: ‘Quite A Decent Shake Here’
'I’m not under any hanging lights and I look like I am in a structurally strong place.'
U.S. limits travel from Brazil amid worsening coronavirus outbreak
WASHINGTON/BRASILIA (Reuters) - The White House on Sunday said it was restricting travel from Brazil to the United States, two days after the South American nation became the world’s No. 2 hotspot for coronavirus cases.
HK security chief warns of growing ‘terrorism’ as govt backs Beijing's planned security laws
Police said they arrested more than 180 people on Sunday, when authorities fired tear gas and water cannon to disperse anti-government protesters as unrest returned to the Chinese-ruled city after months of relative calm.
Coronavirus: China to evacuate its citizens from India amid health crisis and border tension
Meanwhile, the World Health Organization suspended the trials of anti-malarial drug hydroxychloroquine, citing safety concerns.
Las Vegas barbershops offer free haircuts, photos for 2020 grads
To celebrate 2020 graduates, Las Vegas Valley barbershops gave out free haircuts and professional photos to high school seniors, fifth graders and kindergartners Sunday.
Premier says anyone who wants a COVID-19 test will be able to get one
TORONTO — Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced Sunday that anyone in the province can get tested for COVID-19, regardless of whether they have symptoms, as cases continued to mount and officials criticized thousands of people who gathered in a Toronto
2020 Watch: Differing views on remaking post-virus economy
WASHINGTON (AP) — Presidential politics move fast. What we’re watching heading into a new week on the 2020 campaign: Days to general election: 162 ___ THE NARRATIVE As some parts...
Russia records its highest daily death toll from the coronavirus as its number of new cases appears to decline
Russia recorded 8,599 new cases 153 new deaths on Sunday linked to the coronavirus, raising its overall death toll to 3,541.
HK security chief warns of growing 'terrorism' as govt backs Beijing's planned security laws
HONG KONG, May 25 — Hong Kong's security chief said “terrorism” was growing in the city, as government departments rallied today behind Beijing's plans to introduce national security laws and after thousands took to the streets to protest against the move. Police said they arrested more than...
Crime nosedived by 70% in western UP in April: Police
The region recorded 35 murders in the last month against 50 in the corresponding period in 2019, while robberies went down from 992 to 114. There were 16 kidnappings and seven cases of rape in April, 2020 against 110 and 34 last year.
Reckless Mount Hood Climbers Put Rescue Crews at Risk During Pandemic
Apparently a global pandemic isn’t enough danger for some people. Rescue crews had to save three people on Mount Hood this weekend, endangering their own health in the process.Portland Mountain Rescue said the first mission began late Friday night after a climber summited but got lost in whiteout conditions
South African president says lockdown to ease from June 1
JOHANNESBURG, May 25 — President Cyril Ramaphosa announced yesterday a further easing of South Africa's coronavirus lockdown from June 1, allowing the vast majority of the economy to return to full capacity. Africa's most industrialised economy has been largely shut down since late March, when...
France wants its citizens to holiday at home this summer
PARIS: The French government does not want its citizens to travel abroad this summer and recommends they take their holidays in France, ...
Food inspection agency says variety of vegan chocolate bars contains milk
OTTAWA — The Canada Food Inspection Agency has issued a warning that a brand of vegan chocolate bars actually contains milk.
'Sad times': Bernard Collaery laments 'now fragile democracy' as pre-trial hearing takes place in secret
Barrister charged with breaching national security laws vows to "fight on for justice".
Russia records its highest daily death toll from the coronavirus as its number of new cases appears to decline
Russia recorded its highest daily spike in coronavirus deaths on Sunday as its number of new daily cases appears to be on the decline.
'I feel sad for the kids': How the pandemic is affecting foster families
Advocates say foster families are facing new challenges due to distancing requirements and other aspects of life amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Eid Mubarak: Greetings Pour in From Political Circle as President Kovind, PM Modi Extend Wishes
"Eid Mubarak! Greetings on Eid-ul-Fitr. May this special occasion further the spirit of compassion, brotherhood and harmony. May everyone be healthy and prosperous," wrote PM Modi on Twitter.
New Zealand's Ardern stays cool as earthquake strikes during live interview
WELLINGTON — New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern was undaunted by an earthquake that struck the capital Wellington on Monday while she was doing a live TV interview, and calmly continued with the program.
Stoppage of ex-governors pension: nba, Iwuanyanwu, Ohanaeze back Uzodinma
A Board of Trustees (BoT) member of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Chief Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu; an elder statesman, Dr. Ezekiel Izuogu and ...
Lockdown 4.0: Flight attendants back to duty as domestic services resume
Domestic flight operations resumed across the country from today except in Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal, after two months of suspension
The US Is Close To Losing A Major Asian Ally Amid Warnings Of A ‘Cold War’ With China
In an alarming move on the international level, the Philippines has begun allying themselves with China, despite the country’s longstanding position as the United States’ oldest Asian ...
US says China's HK national security law could lead to sanctions
China's proposed national security legislation for Hong Kong could lead to US sanctions and threaten the city's status as a financial hub, the White House has said.
Fire season extends by almost four months in parts of Australia
The fire season in parts of eastern Australia has lengthened almost four months since the 1950s, with climate change a prominent driver in the trend, the Bureau of Meteorology says.
Spain eases Covid-19 lockdown in Madrid, Barcelona and reopens beaches
Coronavirus lockdown measures will finally be eased for people in Madrid and Barcelona from Monday, while elsewhere in Spain the first beaches are due to reopen.
State Governments face unprecedented financial crisis
The report stated as follows: “the states were expecting to share N3.3 trillion from the Federation Account during the year, they
400 km lockdown trip: U.K. government rejects calls to sack chief aide
The opposition Labour Party has called for an official investigation.
Coronavirus lockdown: Lessons from 18-century Rajput states about helping distressed citizens
Rulers exempted subjects from paying taxes, funded public workers, offered agricultural loans and instructed moneylender to refrain from calling in loans.
Why stalled Kamariny Stadium is ‘killing talent’
Last week, Sports Cabinet Secretary Amina Mohamed pledged to kick-start renovations.
UoN to get lion’s share of Sh6.6bn salary raise
Parliament approved the payment in a supplementary budget last month.
Despite risks, we're not too fussed about facial recognition
Survey finds most Australians are comfortable with the rise of software that can spot a face in the crowd despite lingering concerns about the dangers.
Southwest monsoon expected to reach Mumbai between June 15-20
The monsoon season is upon Maharashtra and the state is bracing for its impact amid the coronavirus pandemic. The head of Regional Specialised Meteorological Centre, Rajendra Kumar Jenamani informed that the city will likely witness monsoon between June 15 and 20.
Three Republican groups sue California governor over mail-in-vote order
California was the first state in the country to commit to sending mail-in ballots to all registered voters for the November election, a move responding to the coronavirus pandemic. "Democrats continue to use this pandemic as a ploy to implement their partisan election agenda, and Governor Newsom
Americans finding ways to stay active while keeping distance
Vicki L. Friedman always wanted to play golf with her adult sons but until this spring couldn’t find time to learn the game and practice. Shaun Warkentin was looking for...
3 reasons why India's current Covid-19 strategy should change
Combating Covid-19 is like fighting a war. And, wars are won with up-to-date strategy. Fresh researches on coronavirus tell that India's Covid-19 strategy must change.
PNP to go hammer and tongs vs 405 for SAP aid anomalies
PHILIPPINE National Police Criminal Investigation and Detection Group director, Major General Joel Napoleon M. Coronel, yesterday said a total of 405 persons are under fire for their alleged involvement in anomalies regarding the distribution of Social Amelioration Program (SAP) cash subsidy.
China's proposed national security law should be on G7 agenda: Former Hong Kong governor
The United Kingdom should ensure that China's efforts to impose a new national security law on Hong Kong are on the agenda for the G7 meeting in ...
Security officials launch review of Huawei's involvement in Britain's 5G network
Security officials have launched a review of Huawei's involvement in Britain's 5G network in the wake of US sanctions. Following the recent announcement that America would place additional laws on the telecommunications giant, the UK Government confirmed that the National Cyber Security Centre
Coronavirus: Families offer Eid prayers at home amid mosque closure
Mosques are remaining closed as a precaution against coronavirus spread
2 men jailed for selling fake Q-pass in Bulacan
TWO men selling fake quarantine pass in Bulacan were arrested by the local police in an entrapment operation in Malolos City shortly before noon Sunday, Bulacan Police Provincial Office director, Colonel Lawrence B. Cajipe said.
YIAGA, others, decry Buhari’s appointments, neglect of young people in cabinet
The leaders of the CSOs bare their minds in a chat with Vanguard at the weekend, which they expressed dismay and called for young people’s inclusion in governance
COVID19: Pulitzer winning Indian-origin physician, compatriot in NYS commission on economic recovery
Mr. Cuomo on Sunday announced that the state’s Blue-Ribbon Commission, chaired by former Google CEO Eric Schmidt, will also focus on improving telehealth and broadband access using new, innovative technologies.
Beijing Opposes All US Restrictions on Chinese Airlines, Foreign Ministry Says
The statement comes in response to a report that the US Transportation Department ordered four Chinese airlines to file their schedules by 27 May. The American...
JD(U) MLA reply to migrant’s job query: ‘Why couldn’t your father give one’
Leader of Opposition in Bihar Assembly Tejashwi Prasad Yadav termed the JD (U) MLA's statement "insensitive".
Covid-19: Situation under control in Delhi, says Kejriwal
Kejriwal said despite the surge in cases in the past few days, hospitals are not stressed and a large number of beds remain unoccupied.Delhi has a recovery rate of approximately 48%
Ismail Sabri: Mandatory letter of undertaking for returning Malaysians available online today
KUALA LUMPUR, May 25 — The letter of undertaking (LoU) for hotel charges that returning Malaysians must complete as part of their documentation will be available online starting today, said Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob. The senior minister said that the application form and LoU will be...
As US edges toward reopening, a mixed picture takes shape
One pool party was a crowded bedlam of collective joy and release with no social distancing, while others heading to the beach wore masks: America getting used to scaled-back lockdowns on a big
Call for Government to change 'blunt' road map to reopening Ireland
Some aspects of the road map don’t make sense, said Prof Morgenroth. Books can be bought in supermarkets, but book shops cannot open and petrol stations were selling potted plants before garden centres could reopen
Charlotte Hawkins and Ben Shephard slam Cummings on Good Morning Britain
Viewers tell presenters they now consider lockdown over
US Coronavirus Response Fatally ‘Chaotic,’ Says Noam Chomsky
File photo of Noam Chomsky (Courtesy: Facebook) Here are edited extracts from an AFP interview with the 91-year-old leftist intellectual, … US Coronavirus Response Fatally ‘Chaotic,’ Says Noam Chomsky Read More »
Netanyahu becomes the first Israeli prime minister to stand trial over corruption and fraud cases
Last year, Netanyahu was indicted on bribery, fraud, and breach of trust charges as part of three separate corruption cases.
Agriculture reforms threaten to split politicians
Farmers demand access to affordable inputs and defeat of cartels strangling sector.
Bin blaze damages window at premises in Telford
A wheelie bin caught fire behind a property in Telford damaging a window.
Islamic Call to Prayer Broadcast on Loudspeakers in Great Britain
Mosques across the UK could begin daily broadcasts of the call to prayer through loudspeakers after they were given permission during Ramadan
McDonald's reveals plan to open more branches
The fast food giant has only reopened a small number of branches in the south east of England - but its CEO says it has 'not forgotten' about the rest of the country.
Lawyer claims crook trying to use Gobbo to get off 'might be confused'
Drug trafficker Francesco Madafferi wants to use Informer 3838 scandal to secure release but prosecutors say he might be confused about what led to conviction.
Crashed Pakistan plane’s pilot ignored 3 warnings to lower altitude: Report
The report said that the plane had enough fuel to fly for two hours and 34 minutes, while its total flying time was recorded at one hour and 33 minutes.
Services to resume in New Jersey county where rabbis were first to end communal prayer - US & Canada
Services to resume in New Jersey's Bergen County, where rabbis were first to end communal prayer.
No parent will be forced to send a child to school in level 3
President Cyril Ramaphosa has reassured parents they will not be forced to send their children back to school when on-site learning resumes for grade 7 and 12 pupils on 1 June.
With suitcase and bikini emojis, Spain urges tourists back from July
Spain urged foreign holidaymakers on Monday to return from July as one of Europe's strictest lockdowns eased, but tourism businesses were sceptical about salvaging the summer season. "It is perfectly coherent to plan summer vacations to come to Spain in July," Tourism Minister Reyes Maroto
Accountability group calls for COVID-19 transparency, whistleblower protection
The Canadian COVID-19 Accountability Group is urging public officials to proactively release documents concerning health and safety enforcement, scientific and public health research, and contracts, grants, and loans provided to companies and organizations.
Netanyahu becomes the first Israeli prime minister to stand trial over corruption and fraud cases
Last year, Netanyahu was indicted on bribery, fraud, and breach of trust charges as part of three separate corruption cases.
Congress targets PM, Shah after HC raps Gujarat govt on Covid fight
Addressing a press conference, Congress spokesperson Abhishek Singhvi asked whether the Prime Minister and Home Minister are “even aware of what is happening in their own home state?”
Here’s Why The $51 Million Celeste Barber Raised With Your Help Can’t Be Shared Around
The Supreme Court ruled that $51 million Celeste Barber raised for the NSW RFS can't be shared with other states and agencies. Here's why.
VIRUS DIARY: A Memorial Day visit, altered but not stopped
SILVER SPRING, Md. (AP) — I won’t be visiting Adam this Memorial Day weekend. COVID-19 is seeing to that. Since 2010 I have visited section 60, grave 8397 of Arlington...
On Day 1, Chennai airport to receive 16 flights
A Delhi-bound Indigo Airlines with 116 passengers was the first flight to be operated from the airport here today when the country resumed domestic air services, officials said. Continue Reading →
States will have to seek permission to employ workers from Uttar Pradesh, says Adityanath
The chief minister also announced a migration commission to ensure employment for workers within Uttar Pradesh.
Hair salons could safely reopen at end of June, industry body says
Federation calls for earlier reopening with strict health restrictions in place
Lawyer claims crook trying to use Gobbo to get off 'might be confused'
Drug trafficker Francesco Madafferi wants to use Informer 3838 scandal to secure release but prosecutors say he might be confused about what led to conviction.
Chamisa claims Africa's electoral system is a big circus
OPPOSITION MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa has slammed Africa's electoral system as a "big circus if not an embarrassment to the continent", hence the recurr...
Pregnant woman on train to Delhi gets miraculous help, delivers girl child
A pregnant woman travelling to New Delhi got miraculous help from a doctor on board who came to her rescue in the last minute and aided safe delivery of the child. Fozia, the 25-year-old pregnant
Spoilers: David faces death in Corrie after attacking a teen gang
He is surrounded.
Duty-free booze bonanza for Australians under new proposal for 'Trans-Tasman bubble' travel
Under existing limits, travellers can purchase more duty-free alcohol when visiting New Zealand than they can when travelling to Australia.
Oklahoma farmer leaves surprising gift to research
He was still driving the Ford truck he’d bought in 1986 when he died last summer in an accident on his Waynoka farm at the age of 78.
Route cleared for GasLink
Clearing for the first two spreads of Coastal GasLink pipeline construction through the Peace region is nearly complete.
Coronavirus cases rise to 13,418 in Delhi; Arvind Kejriwal says situation under control
Most of the coronavirus patients in Delhi are asymptomatic or have mild symptoms.Over 500 people tested positive in the national capital in last 24 hours
'Could have planned better': Ex-RBI Governor C Rangarajan rues migrant crisis due to lockdown
He feels provision for some kind of cash dispensation is necessary, saying the government could cut some other expenditures, perhaps towards administration or travel
Jazz outpost FooJohn calls it quits on Charoen Krung
A Charoen Krung establishment that fused food and live music while showcasing gentrification done right is calling it quits Nearly four years after it was transformed from an old shophouse into a destination for jazz loyalists, FooJohn Building...
Qatar virus tracing app stirs rare privacy backlash
Privacy concerns over Qatar's coronavirus contact tracing app, a tool that is mandatory on pain of prison, have prompted a rare backlash and forced officials to offer reassurance and concessions.
India among 10 worst-hit COVID-19 nations as cases jump; air travel reopens
India on Monday posted its biggest single-day jump in cases of COVID-19, overtaking Iran to become one of the 10 worst-hit nations, even as the government allowed domestic air travel to restart. India reported another 6,977 cases, taking its total ot 138,845, according to government data, despite the
Jharkhand to begin evaluation of Class 10, 12 answer sheets from 28 May; teachers to follow social distancing norms, use masks and sanitisers
The evaluation of matriculation and intermediate examination answer sheets in Jharkhand will begin from 28 May, the Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC) decided in accordance with instructions by the state education department
Victorian father faces new charges over alleged Philippines child sex
New charges filed against man accused of engaging in sexual activity with children during a trip to the Philippines and having the alleged act filmed.
In his final days, Ahmaud Arbery’s life was at a crossroads
BRUNSWICK, Ga. (AP) — He was at a crossroads, his life stretching out before him, his troubles largely behind him. He had enrolled at South Georgia Technical College, preparing to...
Victorian father faces new charges over alleged Philippines child sex
New charges filed against man accused of engaging in sexual activity with children during a trip to the Philippines and having the alleged act filmed.
Taiwan vows 'necessary assistance' to Hong Kong residents
Protests reignited in Hong Kong over the weekend against Beijing's move to pass national security legislation, resulting in at least 180 arrests, police said.
An office designer explains how workplaces will change after the coronavirus – and, yes, hot desking is dead
When it’s all said and done, hot desking will be the least-mourned casualty of the coronavirus.
China reports 51 new coronavirus cases, mostly in Wuhan
China has reported 51 new coronavirus cases including 40 asymptomatic infections, majority of them in the contagion's first epicentre Wuhan, where over six million tests have been conducted in the
2014 MDC camps may need mediation
TWO camps have emerged from the MDC-T 2014 structures following the mooted Supreme Court ruling for the MDC-T 2014 structures to organise an extraordinary congr...
Coronavirus: Maharashtra seeks 50 doctors, 100 nurses from Kerala as its cases continue to rise
The state government has offered to pay and provide accommodation to the medical and paramedical personnel.
Coronavirus Lockdown: Middle Seats Must Be Kept Empty On Flights For Stranded Indians: Supreme Court
Air India can operate flights with middle seats occupied only for the next 10 days, the court said. New Delhi: … Coronavirus Lockdown: Middle Seats Must Be Kept Empty On Flights For Stranded Indians: Supreme Court Read More »
Brother of Linwood man missing for 10 years: "I sometimes dream he's come home"
Stuart Dallas says he still finds himself looking online for his brother Edward Dallas, 47, who vanished in 2010 and hasn't been seen since.
WA should relax grip on pubs and restaurants to allow 100 patrons: Liza Harvey
WA Opposition Leader Liza Harvey wants WA to relax restrictions on pubs, restaurants and cafes by lifting the number of permitted patrons from 20 to 100 and abolishing the four-square-metre rule.
UK may remove Huawei from its 5G infrastructure by 2023
Earlier this year, we had reported on the UK government allowing Huawei to work on bringing 5G networking to the country, albeit in a limited capacity and non-core areas. But now, it seems like the government is working towards phasing out the Chinese tech giant’s equipment by 2023, as conservative members have pressured the UK …
Milestones of US human spaceflights
Here are key milestones in the history of crewed US spaceflights, which resume on May 27 with the first transport of US astronauts to the International Space Station for nine years.
20% beds in private hospitals for COVID-19 patients: Kejriwal
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has said that the coronavirus cases in Delhi have increased since lockdown norms were relaxed as the fourth phase of it was implemented to contain the spread of coronavirus.
WA should relax grip on pubs and restaurants to allow 100 patrons: Liza Harvey
WA Opposition Leader Liza Harvey wants WA to relax restrictions on pubs, restaurants and cafes by lifting the number of permitted patrons from 20 to 100 and abolishing the four-square-metre rule.
BJP playing dirty politics over COVID-19 figures: Aam Aadmi Party
The Aam Aadmi Party accused the BJP on Sunday of playing dirty politics over the number of deaths in Delhi due to the novel coronavirus pandemic after the high court refused to entertain a plea in
Death of nine people in Telangana doesn't appear to be suicide, says forensic expert
Indicating foul play in the death of nine people, including six of a family, whose bodies were fished out from a well near Warangal, a forensic expert on Sunday virtually ruled out suicide theory,
South Africa coronavirus: Eased lockdown splits opposition, over 11K recoveries
From the area of testing through to record number of recoveries, South Africa has been praised for pro-activeness in combating the virus.
COVID-19: US to provide USD 6 million to Pakistan to fight coronavirus
The embassy said that the US government has now committed a total of USD 21 million since it declared Pakistan a priority country for coronavirus response'.
Duty-free booze bonanza for Australians under new proposal for 'Trans-Tasman bubble' travel
Under existing limits, travellers can purchase more duty-free alcohol when visiting New Zealand than they can when travelling to Australia.
Robber in court for $979 899 gold heist
A MAN from Pumula South in Bulawayo, who was part of a five-member gang, appeared in court on Thursday facing armed robbery charges involving 1 170,30 grammes o...
Memorial Day weekend draws crowds and triggers warnings
Officials in California said most people were covering their faces and keep their distance even as they ventured to beaches and parks.
‘Revert to our agreement’ — south-east govs differ with IGP on community policing
the federal government reached an agreement with south-west governors on a legal framework for Amotekun.
Chaos reigns at airports as domestic flights take off after 2-month gap
Tweaking of flight schedules led to cancellation of several flights
2 kids killed in mortar blast
COTABATO CITY – The military here launched an investigation following Sunday’s alleged mortar blast that killed two children and wounded over a dozen others in Datu Saudi Ampatuan, Maguindanao.
Despite risks, we're not too fussed about facial recognition
Survey finds most Australians are comfortable with the rise of software that can spot a face in the crowd despite lingering concerns about the dangers.
Memorial Day tradition carries on in Las Vegas amid pandemic
Some recurring public Memorial Day events are scheduled for Monday across the valley, but they have been scaled back.
Ready to deal with situation if there is spike in cases of coronavirus: Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal
Arvind Kejriwal said the situation is still under control in Delhi, even after several relaxations were given in the fourth phase of COVID-19-induced lockdown.
As corona crisis eases, Israel opens for business again
Beaches, synagogues and shopping malls are now open, soon to be followed by restaurants, bars and hotels.
KBC staff sue over pension funds
Broadcaster says it’s unable to pay the sum at once.
India resumes domestic flights amid confusion over Covid-19 rules
Individual states apply varying coronavirus restrictions – from 14-day quarantine to case-by-case assessment of symptoms
The U.S Lauded Pakistan’s Assistance in Fighting COVID-19
The United States has thanked Pakistan for its donation of protective gear and surgical masks to support the fight against coronavirus. In a Tweet, the US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo appreciated Pakistan’s goodwill donation of surgical masks and protective suits to the Federal Emergency Management Agency. He said this delivery is a symbol of […]
Trump slams Biden ad critical of golf outing
President Trump late Sunday lashed out at Joe Biden after the likely Democrat nominee criticized his golf outing earlier in the day as the country approaches 100,000 coronavirus deaths.
Win wants Meralco to issue more transparent electric bill
SENATOR Win Gatchalian has urged the Manila Electric Company (Meralco), the country’s largest distribution utility, to come up with a separate bill that is more transparent and will be very clear to the consumers, following mounting complaints of sudden surge in supposed electricity consumption for the month of May.
Venkaiah Naidu reviews preparedness for holding parliament panel meetings
Naidu holds detailed discussions with Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, secretary generals of both Houses and other senior officials on Saturday over the availability of rooms
Yogi Adityanath: States will have to seek nod before employing UP workers
The Chief Minister said that the government will carry out skill mapping of the migrant workers and will stand by them wherever they go, be it other states or countries.
China's swoop on Hong Kong autonomy 'utterly offensive'
Several former foreign ministers have criticised Beijing for its proposed new laws aimed at silencing dissent.
Huawei Reportedly Issues Chip Supply Request to Samsung as It Braces for More US Pressure
Last week, US officials reportedly indicated that they may further tighten the rules that aim to cut the Chinese tech giant Huawei off from global chip sales.
Last week for COVID survey
B.C. residents who haven't yet taken the province's COVID-19 survey have until May 31 to do so.
Covid-19: 'It's in your hands' - Ramaphosa calls on citizens to play their part
President Cyril Ramaphosa says South Africa is now at risk of even more coronavirus infections as it prepares to gear down to alert Level 3 of the lockdown.
Serial rapist Beast of Kavos breaks back plunging 100ft into Corfu ravine
Dimitris Aspiotis, 47, a serial predator who raped seven British woman in the Greek holiday isle of Kavos has been arrested after he plummeted into a deep ravine
Americans pass pandemic holiday on beaches, in parks as death toll nears 100,000
All 50 states in the US have relaxed coronavirus restrictions to some degree
Greece resumes island ferry services in bid to salvage tourist season
More than 34 million visitors travelled to Mediterranean country last year
Confusion prevails over online sale of liquor
No online service providing agency will be entrusted with liquor trade. Liquor shop owners will take orders from 7 am to 1 pm and deliver the product home within 7 pm.
ANA to require all passengers to wear face masks aboard aircraft from June
One of Japan's major airlines plans to make the wearing of face masks compulsory as the industry shifts toward operating in a new coronavirus pandemic normal. From June, All Nippon Airways Co will require all passengers to wear face masks inside airports and aboard aircraft. Anyone who refuses will be…
Johnson under pressure over defence of Cummings' lockdown breach
The UK Prime Minister is coming under increasing pressure to sack his top adviser after it emerge...
Aberdeen pensioner Robin Green 74, missing overnight amid lockdown as cops urge public to be on the lookout
A PENSIONER has vanished from Aberdeen – with cops now urging the public to be on the lookout for him. Keen hillwalker Robin Green, 74, disappeared from the West End area of the city yesterda…
Two Militants Killed In Kulgam Encounter, Operation Still On: IGP Kashmir
2 militants have been killed in Khur Village of Kulgam. The operation is still on. The identity of the terrorists is yet to be discovered: IGP Kashmir
Armagh farmer linked to motor ‘chop shop’ after police search
A farmer accused of involvement in a ‘chop shop’ of high-value stolen cars being run by an organised crime gang on his land was refused bail yesterday.
The abandoned railway station through a hidden wood that has lain dormant for 100 years
Down a small wooded area lies Spencer Road Halt railway station, which closed in 1915
'From Hero to Zero': Piers Morgan Claims Boris Johnson 'Done' in Tense Row Over 'Hypocrite' Cummings
The outspoken GMB host believes that by defending the top Downing Street policy adviser, notably behind the set of COVID containment rules, the prime minister is...
Supersonic Tejas aircraft to be inducted 27 May
Chief of Air Staff Air Chief Marshal R K S Bhadauria will operationalise the No 18 Squadron ‘Flying Bullets’ of the Indian Air Force on 27 May with the induction of supersonic LCA Tejas aircraft. The event will be held at Air Force Station, Sulur near Coimbatore. Continue Reading →
At New Delhi airport, hundreds of people anxious to get home but apprehensive about the risks queued from before dawn
Domestic flights resumed in India on Monday even as coronavirus cases surge, while confusion about quarantine rules prompted jitters among passengers and the cancellation of dozens of planes. India had halted all flights within the country, and departing and leaving for abroad, in late March as it sought
Union Minister of State for Agriculture said that Rahul Gandhi can Never be a Public Leader -
Union Minister of State for Agriculture Kailash Chaudhary says that if Rahul Gandhi had been the Prime Minister of the
Teen who boasted after killing angler on fishing trip found dead in jail cell
Lenny Crawt was just 16 when angler Scott Wilkinson, 49, was punched, kicked and stabbed before his head was smashed in with a piece of wood on Donkey Island in the Thames in Surrey
Delhi heatwave to continue, temperatures will cross 45 degrees Celsius: IMD
The met department has issued a red alert in Delhi today due to the heatwave.
They give us food all the time, NO DRUGS – Coronavirus patients in Niger
Coronavirus patients in Niger state have called out the state government over alleged poor treatments meted to them at the isolation center in Minna. According to The Nation, some of the patients who spoke to newsmen
Trump suspends travel from Brazil
Brazil now has the second-biggest caseload in the world.
Police Gun Down Bulawayo Man Driving With His Girlfriend…. More Details Emerge
Police Gun Down Bulawayo Man.... More Details Emerge. More details have emerged on the strange case of the late Paul Munakopa, 34,who was fatally shot
Coronavirus news live - UK death toll at 36,793 and Johnson defends Cummings
Here, we bring you the live updates on the latest news, developments and guidance on the Covid-19 pandemic.
285 families granted e-visits to children in custody in Abu Dhabi
Child Visitation Centre of Abu Dhabi Court facilitated people
WA should relax grip on pubs and restaurants to allow 100 patrons: Liza Harvey
WA Opposition Leader Liza Harvey wants WA to relax restrictions on pubs, restaurants and cafes by lifting the number of permitted patrons from 20 to 100 and abolishing the four-square-metre rule.
NIDCOM lists items allegedly ‘carted away’ by communications minister
Kayode Oyero The Nigerians in Diaspora Commission has released a list of items allegedly “carted away” by the Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Isa Pantami, after he allegedly ejec...
Former MP's Mother Collapses After Govt Demolishes Her House
The woman, 95, collapsed after the government moved to demolish her house as she watched in...
COVID-19 cases in Nigeria double almost every week — but there is good news
Cases of COVID-19 have at least doubled almost every week since the outbreak of the disease in Nigeria back in February, TheCable
WATCH: Scary scenes in Jaipur as desert locust swarms take over
The desert locust (Schistocerca gregaria; Gryllus gregarius) is a species of locust, a swarming short-horned grasshopper in the family Acrididae.
Afghan president pledges to release up to 2,000 Taliban prisoners
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani has started the process to release up to 2,000 Taliban prisoners as a "goodwill gesture", his spokesperson said, in a move that came after the government welcomed the armed group's surprise announcement of a three-day ceasefire during the Eid al-Fitr holiday.
Thousands without power in Western Australia after once in a decade storm
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Wild weather downed trees and left tens of thousands of people without power in Western Australia, as emergency services began cleaning up in Perth on Monday after some of the worst weather in a decade.
Video of Leo Varadkar enjoying sun in Phoenix Park causes controversy
It has been confirmed the video was taken on Sunday and keyboard warriors have slammed it as being irresponsible
SC allows Air India to operate flights till June 6 with middle seats filled to fly stranded Indians
India Business News: The Supreme Court on Monday allowed Air India to keep the middle seats occupied while operating its non-scheduled flights to bring back Indians stran
India among 10 worst-hit COVID-19 nations as cases jump; air travel reopens
MUMBAI (Reuters) - India on Monday posted its biggest single-day jump in cases of COVID-19, overtaking Iran to become one of the 10 worst-hit nations, even as the government allowed domestic air travel to restart.
Air India can assign middle seats on rescue flights for now: Supreme Court
“After June 6, it must operate in compliance with any interim orders passed by the High Court”.
China proposes lifting North Korea sanctions
May 25 (UPI) -- China's top diplomat called on the United States to ease North Korea sanctions, the same day North Korea's Kim Jong Un discussed strengthening nuclear deterrence, according to state media reports.
Lawyer claims crook trying to use Gobbo to get off 'might be confused'
Drug trafficker Francesco Madafferi wants to use Informer 3838 scandal to secure release but prosecutors say he might be confused about what led to conviction.
UP To Set Up Migration Commission To Employ Returnee Migrants
In a two-pronged strategy to secure migrant workers, the Uttar Pradesh government has decided to set up a Migration Commission for employment of such labourers in the state and made it clear that any state that wants them from UP has to seek its permission.
Japan's small clinics driven to brink as virus-wary patients stay home
TOKYO (Reuters) - As Japan eases coronavirus curbs following its first wave of cases, many small medical clinics are scrambling to stay afloat and the doctors who run them are calling for government support as patients keep away for fear of infection.
Gary Lineker launches Twitter attack on Dominic Cummings despite BBC colleague Simon McCoy slamming him for 'abusing his position' and breaking impartiality by accusing PM of lying
The news anchor slammed the sports pundit after Lineker sounded off about Boris Johnson's coronavirus briefing last night as the PM defended his top aide in Downing Street.
Victorian father faces new charges over alleged Philippines child sex
New charges filed against man accused of engaging in sexual activity with children during a trip to the Philippines and having the alleged act filmed.
Maharashtra urges Kerala govt to send team of doctors, nurses to fight COVID-19 pandemic
The Maharashtra government has formally written to the Kerala government seeking assistance to fight the Covid-19 pandemic in the worst-hit Mumbai-Pune industrial-commercial belt.
COVID-19: Senior sanitation supervisor at AIIMS dies
A canteen worker also died of the pandemic in the past week.
CBSE board exam 2020: CBSE to hold the remaining exams for Class 10, Class 12 at over 15,000 centres across India
Minister of Human Resource Development, Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’ said that the pending class 10, 12 board exams will be conducted at over 15,000 examination centres across India.
Seven-day institutional quarantine mandatory in AP for flyers from six states
All the flyers who wish to come to the State have to enrol in Spandana website and obtain a clearance before buying tickets, order says
Court rules $51 million RFS donation cannot be distributed to other charities
The extraordinary sum was raised on Facebook by comedian Celeste Barber during the bushfire crisis.
Crashed PIA plane's pilot ignored 3 warnings to lower altitude: Report
The Airbus A-320 from Lahore to Karachi was 15 nautical miles from the Jinnah International Airport, flying at an altitude of 10,000 feet above the ground instead of 7,000 when the Air Traffic Control (ATC) issued its first warning to lower the plane's altitude, Geo News quoted an ATC report as saying.
Over 30,000 get jobs under MGNREGS in Sambalpur
Terming it as a significant achievement, district coordinator of MGNREGS Sobhit Bishi said it is for the first time that such large number of people have been engaged under MGNREGS in the district.
HK security, police chiefs warn of growing 'terrorism'
Protests are expected to resume on Wednesday, when the city's legislature is scheduled to give a second reading of a bill that would criminalise abuse of China's national anthem.
Johnson risks party wrath to back aide who crossed UK during lockdown
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson backed his senior adviser Dominic Cummings on Sunday, despite calls from within his own Conservative Party for the aide to resign for driving 250 miles during the coronavirus lockdown.
Frontline doctor vows to resign if Dominic Cummings doesn’t go first
Dr Dominic Pimenta said the Prime Minister's chief adviser ‘spits in the face of all our efforts’.
Bond University on track for JobKeeper
Bond University is on track to be the only university in Australia to get access to JobKeeper after a rule change.
Duty-free booze bonanza for Australians under new proposal for 'Trans-Tasman bubble' travel
Under existing limits, travellers can purchase more duty-free alcohol when visiting New Zealand than they can when travelling to Australia.
No Death reported due to Infection in Israel for 4 Consecutive Days -
No new deaths have been reported in Israel for the past four days due to the coronavirus epidemic, the Ministry
PNB Scam: Interpol to expedite arrest of Nirav Modi's brother
Nehal reportedly handled Nirav Modi's Twin Fields Investments and Bailey Bank and Biddle, and allegedly laundered over $100 million for his brother
On This Day: 'Oprah Winfrey Show' airs for last time
On May 25, 2011, "The Oprah Winfrey Show" broadcast its final original episode after 25 years on the air.
Americans pass pandemic holiday on beaches, in parks as COVID-19 death toll nears 100,000
Americans sunbathed on beaches, fished from boats and strolled on boardwalks this holiday weekend, but the occasional person wearing a mask was a ...
Fake PNP-IMEG agent arrested in Cebu
A MAN who was found to be posing as an officer of the Philippine National Police Integrity Monitoring and Enforcement Group (PNP-IMEG) is now in jail after being arrested by real policemen last Sunday afternoon, PNP-IMEG director, Brigadier General Ronald O. Lee announced yesterday.
SC allows Air India to operate repatriation flights without leaving middle seat empty for 10 days
The top court’s order came on a petition filed by the Centre and Air India against a Bombay High Court order to keep middle seats on planes vacant.
Despite risks, we're not too fussed about facial recognition
Survey finds most Australians are comfortable with the rise of software that can spot a face in the crowd despite lingering concerns about the dangers.
AFAN lauds Gov Ayade over tax exemption for farmers
AFAN, Sunday, lauded the Governor of Cross River State, Prof Ben Ayade, overtax exemption of farmers, especially smallholder farmers
SA eases COVID-19 restrictions ahead of schedule
South Australia has fast-tracked its loosening of COVID-19 restrictions, with pubs, restaurants, clubs, cinemas, beauty salons and gyms able to have up to 80 patrons from June 1.
UK employers to be asked to pay 'up to 30% of wages from August' as furlough winds down
Chancellor, Rishi Sunak has said the furlough scheme will be in place until at least October, however, companies will be asked to start sharing the cost from August
Bushfire conditions to worsen in future
Australia faces even more dangerous bushfire conditions in the future, say scientists who warn the devastating 2019-20 blazes are not a one-off event. The cor...
Louisiana state trooper dies from injuries suffered in on-duty crash
A Louisiana state trooper has died after being struck by a police car while removing a tire deflation device that had flattened the tires of a suspect's car.
Police seek help to identify woman hit by a car in Melbourne's east
The unknown woman, aged in her 40s or 50s, was hit by a car on Elmhurst Road in Bayswater North shortly after 6.30pm on Monday night.
Man charged with murder over death of four-year-old Brisbane girl
A 43-year-old man was due to appear in court on Tuesday after the death of the child in the suburb of Cannon Hill
Dr. Henry ‘encouraged’ as B.C. records two days of single-digit COVID-19 case increases
Four people have died due to the virus in the past 48 hours
Andrew Cuomo managed to kill Grandma — and New York’s economy too
So Gov. Andrew Cuomo killed Grandma and cratered New York’s economy. But he looked good doing it. Too harsh? Well, report cards are snapshots, and the pandemic is an evolving event. Numbers are
Mary-Kate Olsen quickly files for divorce from Olivier Sarkozy after an eight-week moratorium on court proceedings in NYC is lifted
The documents, a summons and complaint, were filed electronically with Manhattan county clerk on Monday.
Salmon expected to begin arriving soon at Fraser River landslide: DFO
VANCOUVER — Parts of a pneumatic fish pump dubbed the salmon cannon have arrived at the site of a massive landslide along British Columbia’s Fraser River, where Fisheries and Oceans Canada expects some salmon to begin arriving soon.
The poor world must be the rich world’s pandemic imperative
Assisting poorer countries is not just the right thing to do; it is also the only way to contain the pandemic.
COVID-19: Syria eases coronavirus curbs, new cases jump
Ministry reports 20 new infections of the novel coronavirus on Monday
Covid-19: 52 more deaths as death toll hits 481, with 23 615 confirmed infections
Fifty-two more people have died of Covid-19, as the number of confirmed cases in South Africa reached 23 615.
Kevin Hart Says His ‘Biggest Cry’ Was The Day He ‘Came Home From The Hospital’ After His Car Accident
Kevin Hart is once again sharing new details about his life-threatening car crash. In Sept 2019, Hart was the passenger when the car he was in rolled into an embankment in Malibu Hills, California. The comedian suffered major back injuries and had to undergo surgery, being released 10 days later to a rehabilitation facility. While…
California Reopens In-Store Retail Shopping as COVID-19 Restrictions Loosen
Individual counties' public health departments have the final say on whether the change can be implemented in their areas.
Two new cases of COVID-19 detected at FMC Abeokuta
Barely 24 hours after the confirmation of three new coronavirus cases and one death at he Federal Medical Centre , Idi- Aba Abeokuta, the the facility again
Bill de Blasio’s class bias is showing with his ugly beach ban
In 2013, Mayor de Blasio rode to Gracie Mansion with the theme of “A Tale of Two Cities,” decrying New York City’s class divide, between rich and poor, haves and have-nots. Seven years later,
Covid-19, lockdown and new charges of corruption lead to delay in Zuma corruption trial
Less than a week after former president Jacob Zuma pegged the country’s judiciary alongside that of the apartheid state, the former president is attempting to direct when his corruption trial should be heard.
Fear-mongering over national security law unfounded
Many foreign officials and media outlets have rushed to claim Hong Kong's status as a global financial hub has ended due to the impending National Security Law, with unsubstantiated reports of capital flight, but the move of the legislation is actually a boost to the business environment in the long-run.
Russia seeking 18-year sentence for alleged US spy Paul Whelan - Foreign Affairs
Ex-US Marine Paul Whelan was arrested 18 months ago, continues to protest his innocence.
Day-to-day banking proving to be a struggle for some isolating seniors
When banks temporarily closed hundreds of branches in response to COVID-19, many seniors found themselves unable to pay bills, withdraw cash for groceries and manage their account balances
Lockdown Level 3: What’s in store
South Africa’s response to Covid-19 will significantly change under Alert Level 3 as all but high-risk sectors of the economy will be allowed to resume operating. The National Coronavirus Command Council is due to unpack its plans on Tuesday but here’s what we know so far.
J&K tops in COVID-19 testing, says UT govt.
Testing capacity now stands at 8,100 samples per day
Coronavirus outbreak: Toll crosses 1,000 in Mumbai
An analysis by the Medical Education department of 25,000 active cases in the state has shown that 1,166 were critically ill and another 5,899 had mild to moderate symptoms.
When flying pests raided Jaipur for a day
Most of the localities in Jaipur witnessed locust swarms on Monday morning. The pests, which entered Rajasthan from Pakistan on April 11, have been tr
Partygoers celebrate as Iceland's nightclubs reopen
Iceland's dancefloors once again pulsed to the beat as the country's nightclubs reopened on Monday after a nine-week closure due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Biden set to make risky economic argument against Trump
Joe Biden is taking on President Trump over the economy.
Gesture to migrant workers for Ramzan
Ramzan this year remained a low-key celebration what with no mass prayers either at mosques or at Eidga grounds, owing to COVID-19 lockdown. However, true to the spirit of the festival that promotes g
25 booked in UP for gathering at mosque for Eid prayers
A case was registered against 25 people under Section 188 (disobedience to order) of the Indian Penal Code, as well as the Disaster Management Act, the police said.
Trichy: Boy, 14, murders girl, 9, after sexual assault bid
A nine-year-old girl, who was found with severe injuries on her head in a jasmine farm at Krishnasamudram near Manapparai, died at the Mahatma Gandhi
A very homely Ramzan
‘The spirit of the festival is to offer help, and we did”
Joe Biden makes 1st in-person appearance in more than 2 months, lays wreath at veterans park
Joe Biden made his first in-person appearance in more than two months on Monday as he marked Memorial Day by laying a wreath at a veterans park near his Delaware home.
Over 3,000 COVID-19 cases in two weeks as Nigeria’s toll exceeds 8,000
Nigeria’s COVID-19 toll exceeded 8,000 on Monday, with more than 3,000 cases recorded within two weeks. The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) confirmed 229 new COVID-19 cases on Monday,
Covid-19 wrap: Hydroxychloriquine trials suspended and over 344 000 deaths globally
Here are the latest developments in the coronavirus crisis.
Spain urges foreign tourists to return from July
Foreign tourists can book vacations in Spain from July as the two-week self-quarantine for overseas travellers is likely to be suspended by then, ...
District admin Pulwama launched Corona Rath to aware people about COVID -19
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Coronavirus News: Beach lifeguards deploy new safety protocols amid COVID-19 pandemic
Beach lifeguards in our area are now deploying a whole new set of safety protocols due to the coronavirus.
PIA pilot ignored 3 warnings to lower altitude before crash: Report
The pilot of the crashed Pakistan International Airlines plane ignored three warnings from the air traffic controllers about the aircraft’s altitude and speed before the landing, according to media reports on Monday. The crash of the national flag carrier’s flight PK-8303 on Friday, in which 97 people were killed and two miraculously survived, is one […]
Couples looking to be reunited in Denmark asked to show love letters
Denmark has eased its coronavirus restrictions and is now allowing in visitors seeking to be reunited with their better halves — so long as they can prove their romance is real. People who
Covid-19: India now among 10 worst-hit countries
India is the tenth most affected nation by the pandemic after US, Russia, UK, Spain, Italy, Brazil, Germany, Turkey and France.
Spain health workers protest at virus shortages
Spanish health workers on the front line of the fight against coronavirus gathered on Monday outside hospitals in the Madrid region to rally against shortages of protective equipment.
Okanagan College expected to see fewer international students, loss in revenue unknown
Post secondary institutions across Canada are bracing for financial losses with the future of foreign students stuck in COVID-19 limbo.Thompson Rivers Unive
Trump warns he may move Republican convention site from North Carolina
US President Donald Trump warned on Monday that he may move the Republican National Convention from North Carolina set for August if the event ...
Georgia's MFA: Return of ambassador depends on Ukrainian government's steps
Georgia's Foreign Ministry on May 25 held the first ad hoc meeting with Georgian Ambassador to Ukraine Teimuraz Sharashenidze to hear his update.
Liberal hopeful quits after scrutiny over driving record, party investigation
WA Liberal candidate Christopher Tan, who was preselected to run in a winnable upper house seat, has quit at a party meeting called to reconsider his endorsement.
RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: Desperate Dominic Cummings should have come clean sooner
RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: Perhaps if Desperate Dom had come clean when the media first started sniffing around at the end of last week, the whole sorry tale may not have unravelled in the way that it has.
Under fire over lockdown trip, close aide to UK's Johnson toughs it out
LONDON, May 26 — British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's closest aide refused to resign yesterday, saying he had done nothing wrong by driving 400 km from London to access childcare when Britons were being told to stay at home to fight Covid-19. Dominic Cummings has faced calls to quit from...
Trump restricts travel from Brazil as its number of coronavirus cases spike
President Donald Trump's order, set to take effect Tuesday applies to noncitizens who were in Brazil within 14 days of trying to enter the US.
Over 9,000 left homeless, 30,000 affected in floods in Assam, Meghalaya amidst coronavirus pandemic
The flood triggered by heavy rains since Friday affected over 30,000 people in Assam and neighbouring Meghalaya and left more than 9,000 homeless on Monday. The daily flood bulletin issued by Assam
The tobacco firm that is still making a mint from menthol cigarettes: Bosses are accused of sidestepping ban aimed at stopping children smoking
Mint-flavoured cigarettes, which make up around one in four sales, were banned in Britain last Wednesday amid concerns they were luring young people. JTI launched its new range on the same day.
Wanted: Leaders who can bounce from crises
India Business News: Resilience has emerged as the most important trait in a leader steering an organisation. The last two months of uncertainty, brought on by the coronav
WHO warns of 'second peak' in areas where Covid-19 declining
GENEVA, May 26 — Countries where coronavirus infections are declining could still face an “immediate second peak” if they let up too soon on measures to halt the outbreak, the World Health Organisation said yesterday. The world is still in the middle of the first wave of the coronavirus...
36% liquor stores back in business in Mumbai
At the epicentre of coronavirus infections in the country, Mumbai has disallowed counter sales of liquor to avoid big crowds outside beer and wine shops. It was also one of the last districts to permit home deliveries of liquor.
Clark County election worker tests positive for COVID-19
A worker at the Clark County Election Department’s main office has tested positive for COVID-19.
Coronavirus: France has fourth most deaths as Spain revises down toll
French now behind only US, UK and Italy as Spain reduces number by 2,000
Trump gives himself 'great reviews' on 'The Chinese Virus' on Memorial Day
The cruelty is the point.
Lake Burley Griffin gets $3 million in improvements
After half a century, Canberra's iconic lake will receive a $3 million improvement.
Quebec coroner recommends more training for police dealing with domestic violence
MONTREAL — A coroner is recommending more training for police officers who intervene in domestic violence cases following the murder of a Quebec woman by her ex-boyfriend when she returned home to retrieve her belongings.
FBI investigating Ahmaud Arbery shooting as possible hate crime, lawyer says
Attorney for family of black jogger shot by white men says federal authorities are looking into prosecutors and police in caseThe FBI is investigating the shooting of Ahmaud Arbery, a black jogger, by two white men as a possible hate crime, the Arbery family’s attorney said Monday, claiming that federal
Write-up by Omar’s political adviser triggers storm in NC
Tanvir Sadiq had advocated ‘for a reconciliation and reaching out to the people of Jammu and Kashmir’
Arbery family lawyer: Feds looking into how case handled
ATLANTA — A lawyer for the family of Ahmaud Arbery said Monday that a federal prosecutor told the slain man’s mother federal officials are investigating potential misconduct by local officials who handled the case.
CUNY teachers face ax as $115M in coronavirus budget cuts loom
City University colleges are rolling out plans to slash their adjunct teaching staffs as the system faces a nearly $150 million cut in aid thanks to the coronavirus budget crises at City Hall and in
Flights back in the air, but carry very few passengers
Patronage on day one despite COVID-19 threat and restrictions augur well for air services, it is felt
House seeks schools fumigation before resumption
The House of Representatives has asked the Minister of Education, Mallam Adamu Adamu, to ensure that all schools in the country, whether ...
‘The Walking Dead’ Twitter Calls Out Missouri Pool-Goers For Being The Sort Of People To Hide A Walker Bite
As social distancing rules were flouted on the Memorial Day weekend, the ‘Walking Dead’ Twitter account likened to those who would ‘100% hide a walker bite.’ As the U.S. ...
Labour Day project in St Catherine shut down by police
Residents of Pear Tree Grove and surrounding areas in the Troja Division in St Catherine are expressing shock and dismay that they were ordered to discontinue their Labour Day project by the Riversdale Police.
Half of English-speakers, 90% of French-speakers support sovereignty - Inside Israel
Poll finds plurality of English-speakers, overwhelming majority of French-speakers in Israel support application of sovereignty.
'Stand up for my kids': Father of murdered Margaret River children pleads for inquest
Mr Cockman’s four young children were shot by their grandfather Peter Miles, who also murdered their mother Katrina and his wife Cynda at Forever Dreaming Farm.
BJP MPs 'attend' Taiwan event, irk China
India News: Asking India to refrain from interfering in its "internal" affairs, the Chinese have taken umbrage at BJP MPs Meenakshi Lekhi and Rahul Kaswan's "virt
Kelowna man arrested for alleged hamster cruelty
A Kelowna man has been arrested following allegations of animal cruelty involving a hamster.Police were notified on May 14 about a social media account with
High-speed rail on Australia’s east coast would increase emissions for up to 36 years
Bullet trains are back on the political agenda. Labor is again spruiking its vision of linking Melbourne, Sydney and Canberra with high-speed trains
Sisolak to discuss next phase of Nevada’s reopening plan
Gov. Steve Sisolak will discuss the next phase of Nevada’s reopening at a news conference Tuesday evening, according to the governor’s office.
In phone call, PM Imran and Erdogan decide to enhance cooperation against Covid-19
Turkish president offers Eid greetings, condoles loss of lives in Karachi plane crash, says PMO.
Africa Day 2020: Buhari calls for peace and love among continent's leaders
President Muhammadu Buhari has sued for unity and peace among African countries, saying it is a prerequisite for sustainable development as continent unites.
Out of the house: Biden makes first public campaign stop in weeks
Former Vice President Joe Biden on Monday made his first campaign trip outside his Delaware home since quarantining himself due to the coronavirus pandemic 10 weeks ago, visiting a nearby veteran's
Parks packed, terraces open as Madrid and Barcelona celebrate easing
BARCELONA, May 26 — Hundreds of Madrid residents flooded to the city’s parks as lockdown measures were finally eased in the Spanish capital and in Barcelona, while beaches reopened in parts of the country after months-long closures. As well as reopening the gates of the capital’s parks...
California lays out pandemic rules for church reopenings
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Rabbi Shalom Rubanowitz looks forward to reopening his synagogue doors — if his congregation can balance the laws of God and California during the coronavirus pandemic....
Hundreds of Gold Coast homes experiencing power outage
Hundreds of Gold Coast homes are without power this morning, after an outage towards the southern end of the coast. Over 1,300 residences have been affected, across the suburbs of Burleigh Heads…
KZN councillor killed in 'hail of bullets' outside his home
The murder of Mtubatuba councillor Philip Mkhwanazi was met with shock and sadness by colleagues and comrades.
Centre must not view Maharashtra as state ruled by opposition: Sanjay Raut
On Monday, Raut took a dig at the Union minister Piyush Goyal, saying, “Though Goyal is a minister in the Union government, he is representing Maharashtra in Rajya Sabha. The issues of Maharashtra and Mumbai are different and the leaders from the Union government must understand that."
Under fire over lockdown trip, close aide to UK's Johnson toughs it out
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's closest aide refused to resign on Monday, saying he had done nothing wrong by driving 250 miles from London to access childcare when Britons were being told to stay at home to fight COVID-19.
Americans make low-key Memorial Day tributes, coronavirus overshadowing events
NEW YORK, May 26 — Americans paid a low-key tribute to those who died serving in the US Armed Forces yesterday, with many Memorial Day events canceled because of the coronavirus epidemic that has killed nearly 100,000 people in the United States alone. In some places, scaled-down ceremonies were...
Maharashtra: Gamut of challenges for coaching centres, teachers
Due to the coronavirus-induced lockdown, the peak season -- March to May -- for securing new admissions has eluded private educators and coaching centre owners, this year.
WHO warns of ‘second peak’ in areas where COVID-19 declining
Countries where coronavirus infections are declining could still face an "immediate second peak" if they let up too soon on measures to halt the outbreak, the World Health Organisation said on Monday.
BNP chief Khaleda celebrates Eid with family at Gulshan residence
Khaleda Zia has celebrated Eid-ul-Fitr with her family at her Gulshan residence in Dhaka after having to do so in jail over the past two years.
Nearly 15,000 North Carolina residents have recovered from COVID-19, NCDHHS says
In a Monday update, the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services reported that 14,954 patients are presumed to be recovered from COVID-19.
Bank Holiday tragedy as teenage girl and man drown on same stretch of Cornish coastline as UK comes out of coronavirus lockdown
Officers described a 'very tough day' in Cornwall amid the two fatalities, which took place in separate incidents on Monday afternoon.
Nigeria cases of COVID-19 rises to 8,068, as 229 new cases confirmed
Nigeria has recorded 229 new cases of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), increasing the total confirmed cases in the nation to 8,068.
Joe Biden makes 1st in-person appearance in more than 2 months, lays wreath at veterans park
Joe Biden made his first in-person appearance in more than two months on Monday as he marked Memorial Day by laying a wreath at a veterans park.
'Stand up for my kids': Father of murdered Margaret River children pleads for inquest
Mr Cockman’s four young children were shot by their grandfather Peter Miles, who also murdered their mother Katrina and his wife Cynda at Forever Dreaming Farm.
White House brings forward Brazil travel restrictions by two days
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House on Monday brought forward by two days restrictions on travel to the United States from Brazil that were announced after the Latin American country became the world’s No. 2 coronavirus hotspot.
Sorry, media: You’re not victims no matter how much ‘abuse’ you take
Is there anything more tedious than the press complaining about how it’s treated? After grousing that Stephanie Grisham, President Trump’s former press secretary, never held a formal
Poachers Killed One of the Rarest Birds in Bulgaria
Attempts have been made in Bulgaria for several years to restore the bird population. The killed vulture, named "Ultron", was donated to Bulgaria by a Belgian zoo.
Mitchell Town recreational park in Clarendon gets facelift
Residents of Mitchell Town in Clarendon joined hands on Labour Day to give a facelift to the rural community’s more than five-decades-old recreational park.
WATCH: Trump Campaign Hits Back at Biden's Racist Takes In a New Ad
Former Vice President Joe Biden put his foot in his mouth when he told Charlamagne tha God that African Americans who decide to support President Donald Trump "ain't black." The Trump re-election campaign used the opportunity to highlight the numerous instances the former veep lied to blacks as a means of pandering.
Greek PM: We have left the difficulties behind, but the danger is not over
During an interview on STAR TV on Monday, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis drew attention to Greece's Covid-19 success story, stated there is "no
Kazakhstan Reforms Protest Law Amid Tough Criticism From Rights Groups
Kazakhstan has reformed laws on strictly controlled peaceful assembly that critics say fall short of international human rights standards and amount to window dressing.
Armstrong Creek man charged over principal’s hit-run death in Beaumaris
Victoria Police say a man has been charged over a hit-and-run crash that left a dedicated teacher dead in Melbourne on Sunday.
'It just doesn't add up': Liberals refer Dickson land swap to anti-corruption watchdog
The Liberals have asked the ACT Integrity Commission to look into the Dickson land swap scandal.
Steelworkers Union Praises NDP Victory in Securing Paid Sick Leave Commitment
TORONTO — The United Steelworkers (USW) union is praising the New Democratic Party for securing a commitment from the federal government to ensure two weeks of paid sick leave for workers across Canada.
Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Activists Jailed for 'Not Made in China' Masks
Hong Kong Customs arrested a member of a local pro-democracy group for allegedly violating a trade descriptions ordinance.
Italy recruits volunteers to control crowds as COVID-19 lockdown eases
Italy's government will ask some 60,000 citizens to work as volunteers to enforce social distancing rules as it gradually removes coronavirus ...
COVID-19 checkpoints ‘up to them,’ Bonnie Henry says of remote B.C. villages
Support local tourism economy, but only if you’re invited in
Boris Johnson says coronavirus has affected his eyesight
Changes to eyesight are not listed as an official symptom of coronavirus by the NHS.
How to help PGH safety officer, sons who were forced to leave home
Santiago takes pride in his work on the front lines. He says the coronavirus pandemic has made work more difficult, but he didn’t expect he would experience discrimination.
The coronavirus pandemic highlights the need for a surveillance debate beyond 'privacy'
The coronavirus pandemic has stirred up a surveillance storm. Researchers rush to develop new forms of public health monitoring and tracking, but releasing personal data to private companies and governments ...
Irish regulator mismanaged Facebook privacy probe, says Austrian campaigner
Max Schrems blasts Ireland’s handling of data protection complaints on 2nd anniversary of GDPR.
Investigation into Langar fire to 'continue' as fire crews leave the scene after four days
The service have handed over the site back to the owner
Dominic Cummings to make public statement amid lockdown furore
Dominic Cummings is expected to make a public statement later amid growing calls for the prime minister’s most senior adviser to resign for travelling during lockdown. Boris Johnson is also facing
German court ruling clears way to settle VW diesel cases
The decision affects some 60,000 individual claims brought by car owners in Germany.
Rangers fan and snooker legend Willie Thorne, ‘unable to move arms and legs or feed himself due to sepsis’, says carer
SNOOKER legend and Rangers fan Willie Thorne is unable to move his arms or legs and cannot feed himself due to sepsis, his carer revealed. The Leicester cueman was discharged from a hospital in Spa…
Govt releases Rs 1,000 crore to West Bengal; central team to visit soon to assess cyclone damage
The rescue-and-relief operations in West Bengal were discussed at a meeting of the National Crisis Management Committee (NCMC), headed by Cabinet Secr
HK Secretary for Security and six disciplinary forces support national security law in HK
Hong Kong's Secretary for Security and six disciplinary forces have pledged their full support for the national legislature's deliberation on national security legislation for the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR).
This Morning in lockdown blunder as Ruth Langsford is forced to correct psychologist telling viewer to socialise
THIS Morning suffered a lockdown blunder today as Ruth Langsford was forced to correct psychologist Emma Kenny for telling a viewer to go out and socialise. In a phone-in, a woman said to be at …
Heatwave likely to abate only after May 28; Dust storm, thunderstorm expected on May 29-29: IMD
The IMD had on Sunday issued a red colour-coded alert for north India for May 25-26 when prevailing heatwave conditions are expected to peak.Delhi, Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab and parts of Uttar Pradesh have been experiencing blistering heat for days with temperatures soaring over 45 degrees Celsius
Dr Noor Hisham: Expect a spike in COVID-19 cases in the next few days
KUALA LUMPUR, May 25 — With the current Covid-19 screenings and tests conducted for immigration detention depot staff and detainees, the Ministry of Health (MOH) is expecting to record an increase in new cases in the coming days.
First flight lands at Jammu airport from Delhi as domestic air travel resumes
After the restart of domestic air travel in the country, the first flight landed at the Jammu airport from Delhi on Monday morning. The Air India flight
Swarms of locusts enter in Jaipur residential areas
Swarms of locusts entered some residential areas of the city on Monday, presenting the local people with an unusual sight. Locusts normally affect districts in western Rajasthan but this time the swarms have travelled as far as Jaipur city. The swarms later headed towards the Dausa district.
WATCH: Reporter Gets Heckled for Wearing a Mask While Covering a Story
Minnesota reporter Lou Raguse was sent to Albany, Minnesota, a town of roughly 2,500 people, to cover a protest/rally outside of Shady's Tavern. The bar's owner was going to open his doors in defiance of Gov. Tim Walz's (D) stay-at-home order. When Raguse and his cameraman showed up donning masks, the crowd began to chant "take it off!"
Spain to welcome foreign tourists back from July
Madrid: Spain urged foreign tourists on Monday to return from July as one of Europe's strictest lockdowns eased, with streets gradually filling again and some pupils returning to school.
Kulgam woman tests positive for Covid-19 after death; J&K toll 23
The death toll due to COVID-19 rose to 23 in Jammu and Kashmir on Monday after an elderly woman from Kulgam district of south Kashmir, who died couple of
Kindergartens resuming work in Ukraine on May 25, subject to tough rules
The Cabinet passed the relevant decision at its meeting on May 20.
Nigeria confirms 313 more COVID-19 cases, total infections now 7,839
Coronavirus cases in Nigeria have continued to increase with the confirmation of 313 new cases of COVID-19 by Nigeria Centre for Disease Control on Sunday.
Row between Makini School, parents deepens
The institution's management insists that parents must pay fees to keep it a float.
Politician Visits Woman, Jumps Off Her 2nd Floor Balcony To Escape When Man Enters Her Home
The man is recovering in the hospital.
Hero Cork man saves 12-year-old boy stranded at sea
"He told me he thought he was going to die but I just reassured him and told him he was going to be fine"
Akinwumi Adesina accused of appointing relatives to strategic positions at AFDB
PRESIDENT of the African Development Bank (AFDB) Akinwumi Adesina has been accused by a group of anonymous whistleblowers of handing contracts to acquaintances and appointing relatives to strategic positions at the bank, a Bloomberg report has revealed. According to the report, U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin turned down plans by the AFDB’s board to end […]
Coronavirus: South Africa to see a spike in Covid-19 cases but govt to further ease curbs from June 1, says Cyril Ramaphosa
The President called on public universities to implement remote teaching and learning strategies from June 1 to ensure that all students are given a fair opportunity to complete the 2020 academic year.
Steve Hilton: There won't be a coronavirus recovery unless we reopen schools now
If children can't go to school, parents can't go to work.
Heatwave likely to abate only after May 28; dust storm, thunderstorm expected on May 29-30: IMD
India News: Dust and thunderstorms are likely over several parts of north India on May 29-30, bringing the much-needed relief from the intense heatwave, the IMD s
Pentagon charts its own course on COVID-19, risking Trump's ire
The Pentagon is actively planning on living with the coronavirus well into 2021, putting it at risk of angering President Trump as he expresses confidence that the disease is on the wane.
Crashed PIA plane's pilot ignored 3 warnings to lower altitude: Report
The pilot of the Pakistan International Airlines (PIA)'s crashed plane ignored three warnings from the air traffic controllers about the aircraft's
Shropshire MP raises constituents' Cummings concerns to senior members of Government
Shropshire MP Mark Pritchard says he's made the views of his constituents clear to senior members of the Government after being bombarded with emails over Dominic Cummings' 260-mile lockdown trip.
Covid-19: Recovery rate improves to 41.57%, says govt
A total of 57,720 people have been cured so far in India, says Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
Bengaluru: Operation of BMTC buses to be increased to 3,500; new bus fares start from Rs 5
Apparently to make up for the losses it had suffered during the lockdown, the BMTC had stopped selling the bus tickets from one destination to another and sold only the bus passes of ₹70 each, which people had opposed. The move comes days after BMTC faced flak for forcing travellers to buy daily passes worth Rs 70 for
Reports: Russian mediation reopens major highway in NE Syria
BEIRUT — Traffic returned to a major highway in northeastern Syria for the first time in seven months on Monday, following Russian mediation to reopen parts of the road captured last year by Turkey-backed opposition fighters.
'Dominic Cummings' leaves review on Barnard Castle Tripadvisor
As the Government desperately struggles to contain a scandal at the heart of Downing Street, you can always count on the British public to take the mick.
Region's high schools graded in new report
The Fraser Institute found schools across Waterloo Region collectively scored higher in academic performance than the province
National Health Authority plans to empanel ICMR accredited laboratories for Covid-19 testing
Dr Indu Bhushan, CEO of NHA informed that under the Ayushman Bharat health insurance scheme, about 2,300 patients have received treatment for COVID19 free of cost.
Dust and thunderstorm to bring respite from heatwave in north India on May 29-30, says IMD
Weather Forecast Today, May 25: The IMD has also issued an orange warning for heatwave for east Uttar Pradesh, Kuldeep Srivastava, the head of IMD’s Regional Meteorological Centre, told the PTI.
COVID-19: 103 Indians arrive in Kochi from San Francisco, 146 reach Gaya from Doha
India continues repatriation flights under ‘Vande Bharat’ mission
Raut slams Yogi’s claim of ‘ill-treatment’ of migrant workers in Maharashtra
Mr. Raut, whose party heads the coalition government in Maharashtra, said he would send to Mr. Adityanath video clips of migrant workers hailing Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray
Govt releases Rs 1,000 Cr to West Bengal; central team to visit soon to assess cyclone damage
As announced by the prime minister after his aerial survey and review of the relief efforts with West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, a sum of Rs 1,000 crore has already been released to the state government, an official statement said. The Ministry of Home Affairs will be sending a team to the state soon to ass
Dominic Cummings to make public statement amid calls to face sack
The aide travelled to County Durham in March to self-isolate with his family.
SC allows Air India to fly for ten days with middle seats filled in scheduled aircraft
The high court had on May 22 sought response from Air India and the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on a petition of an AI pilot claiming that the airline was not following safety measures for COVID-19 while bringing back Indians stranded abroad.
Thousands without power in Western Australia after once in a decade storm
Emergency services began cleaning up in Perth on Monday as wild weather downed trees and left around 50,000 citizens without power
Kwara government extends palliatives to Unilorin
The University of Ilorin (Unilorin) says about 643 of its workers had benefited from the COVID-19 palliatives being distributed by the Kwara Government.
10 things you need to know today: May 25, 2020
Trump suspends travel from Brazil due to coronavirus spike, Americans mark Memorial Day with limited public events, and more
Taoiseach was 'in line with public health guidance' while sunbathing in Phoenix Park
A spokesperson for the Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has said he adhered to public health guidance while he was visiting the Phoenix Park in Dublin yesterday afternoon.
Americans defy Covid-19 social distancing rules to celebrate Memorial Day holiday
Hundreds gather at pool party at Lake of the Ozarks and at Daytona Beach in Florida, defying safety restrictions
Reports | Shehan Madushanka held by Sri Lanka Police for drug possession
Reports have emerged that Sri Lankan police have detained pacer Shehan Madushanka on a charge of possessing heroin in the town of Pannala on Sunday. As per the reports, Madushanka was stopped in the town while driving with another person in a car during a nationwide coronavirus curfew.
Nnamdi Azikiwe varsity hospital records first COVID-19 case
Authorities of the Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital (NAUTH), Nnewi, have confirmed one case of the coronavirus at the hospital. Prof. Anthony Igwegbe, the Chief Medical Director of th...
Another staff member of AIIMS dies due to coronavirus in Delhi
A staff member at the All India Institute of Medical Science (AIIMS), Delhi died from coronavirus on Monday. This is the third case of death from AIIMS.
South Korean clubs will use QR codes to log visitors amid coronavirus
South Korea will now require places like nightclubs and bars to use QR codes to log customers’ visits as part of its coronavirus contact tracing efforts. Starting next month, those types of
Money laundering in games
UPDATE 12:35 p.m. A public inquiry into money laundering in British Columbia has heard that cash is still king but cryptocurrencies and other virtual trade could rise as a trend.
The workers that make your food put their lives on the line during pandemic. Whether they're protected now is up to you.
The American food supply chain relies on people working low-paying jobs that put them at risk for harassment, injury, and even death.
Police: Foreign student falls to death from 15th floor of Miri apartment
MIRI, May 25 — A male foreign student studying at a private university here, was found dead on the corridor of the second floor of an apartment early this morning believed to have fallen from the 15th floor of the building. Miri district police chief, ACP Lim Meng Seah, said the deceased, Yahia...
FG establishes 12 research 'centres of excellence' in Nigerian universities
President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the establishment of the first set of 12 TETFund "centres of excellence", two in each of the six geopolitical
Racist who wanted refund on free meal said he had virus then coughed in policeman's face
David Mitchell, 40, became verbally abusive at a Newcastle takeaway and made a racist comment before declaring he had Covid-19 symptoms and coughing in an officer's face
Putin back in Kremlin, Russia looks to ease lockdown in some regions
MOSCOW, May 25 — President Vladimir Putin made a rare lockdown appearance in the Kremlin today after officials said improvements in the coronavirus situation may allow Russia to re-open some tourist resorts soon and relax restrictions in many regions. Russia, which has reported the world’s...
Homeless remain a blind spot in Clark County’s COVID-19 picture
While testing for COVID-19 is becoming available to more Clark County residents, testing of the homeless remains haphazard even though they are at high risk.
The workers that make your food put their lives on the line during pandemic. Whether they're protected now is up to you.
The American food supply chain from meat processing plants to fast-food chains relies on people working low-paying jobs that put them at risk for harassment, injury, and even death.
Reports: Russian mediation reopens major highway in NE Syria
Traffic returned to a major highway in northeastern Syria for the first time in seven months on Monday, following Russian mediation to reopen parts of the road captured last year by Turkey-backed opposition fighters. Syrian Kurdish media and a Syrian Kurdish official said several vehicles accompanied
Varadkar followed guidelines in park - spokesperson
A spokesperson for the Taoiseach has said Leo Varadkar was complying fully with Covid-19 guidelines while out socialising in the Phoenix Park in Dublin over the weekend.
Meet the dogs of war who run into danger to find hidden bombs and the US soldiers who have their backs
Dogs are man’s best friend, but war takes that special bond to another level. Out on the front lines of brutal armed conflicts half a world away, US soldiers count on their canines to keep them safe from hidden threats and get them back home alive.
Two million students back in classrooms in sign life edging towards a new normal
Almost two million students returned to classrooms across NSW and Queensland on Monday in the latest sign life is edging towards a new normal under the Almost two million students returned to classrooms across NSW and Queensland on Monday in the latest sign life is edging towards a new normal under the shadow of coronavirus.
Hong Kong Chief Justice Geoffrey Ma warns judges against expressing 'unnecessary' political opinion | Hong Kong Free Press HKFP
Chief Justice Geoffrey Ma has warned judges against expressing “unwarranted or unnecessary political views” after a judge was relieved of handling protests-related cases due to his controversial sentencing remarks. District Judge Kwok Wai-kin compared pro-democracy demonstrators to “terrorists” and expressed sympathy with the attacker who was found guilty of wounding with intent after he slashed […]
Novelist Fang Fang’s Covid-19 diaries chronicle personal and political struggles in China
In over 60 entries, we see a personal account of public memory and national trauma.
Southern Railway to operate special train for staff
Southern Railway will operate a workmen special train exclusively for railway employees to and from Thanjavur and Tiruchi from May 26.The special train will ferry employees residing in and around Than
TripAdvisor flooded with fake Barnard Castle reviews after Dominic Cummings 'visit'
An ex-teacher's bombshell claim of having spotted Dominic Cummings allegedly breaking lockdown rules to visit Barnard Castle, in Country Durham, has led to a flurry of fake reviews online
Robot barista helps South Korean cafe with social distancing
A new robot barista at the cafe in Daejeon, South Korea is courteous and swift as it seamlessly makes its way toward customers.
Lockdown breacher's epic rant to police as she 'didn't realise Wales wasn't in England'
A mum, believed to be from the West Midlands, called Welsh people "b*******" when she uploaded the clip of her confrontation with the authorities on Gwynedd beach on Wednesday
Reality star James ‘Arg’ Argent reveals he overdosed twice during cocaine battle
The TV star said he got clean after spending Christmas alone.
This Morning: Ruth Langsford confronted supermarket shopper who broke lockdown guidance
Ruth Langsford confronted a fellow shopper in a supermarket after they failed to social distance properly. Appearing on This Morning with her husband Eamonn Holmes, Langsford described how a man
COVID-19: Qatar reports 3 more deaths, 1,751 new cases
Death toll has risen to 26 as total cases reach 45,439
Russia's Aeroflot reports 95% passenger drop in April 2020
Aeroflot Group expects to gradually increase the number of flights across Russia in June 2020
PHOTOS: One dead, many injured as fire razes IDP camp in Borno
One person has been confirmed dead, while many persons sustained injuries during a fire outbreak at the Muna Albadawy camp for internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Borno state. According to
Reality star James ‘Arg’ Argent reveals he overdosed twice during cocaine battle
The TV star said he got clean after spending Christmas alone.
Sister pays tribute to dad-of-two, 21, with ‘biggest heart’ stabbed to death in Havant home after two held for murder
THE sister of a murdered 21-year-old man has paid a touching tribute to him, saying he had the “biggest heart”. Dad-of-two George Allison was knifed to death on Saturday night at a home in Havant, …
Indian Actor-Turned-Politician Shamed on Twitter for Violating Lockdown Norms to Play Cricket
New Delhi (Sputnik): India has been under a national lockdown since 25 March as a containment measure to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. The federal government relaxed...
ICC Elections: Huge blow for Manohar as Ethics Officer clears Graves
Ethics Officer dismisses claim there was monetary exchange between ECB and CWI
Meet the dogs of war who run into danger to find hidden bombs and the US soldiers who have their backs, Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore
Business Insider - "We're on the front line most of the time," an Army sergeant said of herself and her dog.. Read more at businessinsider.sg
Nokia’s factory in India shuts down temporarily after employees test positive for COVID-19 *UPDATED*
Currently, most of the countries are fighting against COVID-19 and are trying their best to control it, and so is the situation in India. Even the industries are also finding it hard to come back t…
Taoiseach was 'in line with public health guidance' while sunbathing in Phoenix Park
A spokesperson for the Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has said he adhered to public health guidance while he was visiting the Phoenix Park in Dublin yesterday afternoon.
Would Muller Undo Labour’s Rental Property Errors?
Since any promises made by former National Party leader Simon Bridges are effectively void, the new leader, Todd Muller, should tell New Zealand’s 290,000 residential rental property owners whether he supports Labour's disastrous experiments or whether he intends to restore some sanity to the sector.
UK sets up a new inquiry into Huawei security risk
Huawei's involvement in the country's 5G networks as a result of the US sanctions against the Chinese tech giant, it emerged on Monday
Greek resort island serial rapist held on new rape charge
ATHENS, Greece (AP) — A convicted serial rapist released early from a half-century prison term was under police guard in hospital on the Greek resort island of Corfu Monday after...
Japan to expand entry ban to visitors from India and 10 other nations
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said Japan will maintain the current set of border control measures until the end of June.
Bishops round on Boris: Church leaders say CofE may now refuse to work with government on Covid response after PM's 'risible' defence of Dominic Cummings that 'broke trust of nation'
Bishops have reacted with fury on social media, saying Mr Johnson's defence of Cummings is an 'insult' and that he has 'no respect for the people.'
Japan cautiously lifts last of virus emergency controls
The government’s decision to lift the declaration highlights its strong desire to revive the nation’s faltering economy as quickly as possible.
Trump threatens to find new GOP convention site if North Carolina governor won't allow full attendance
President Trump warned Monday that planners would be "reluctantly forced" to find a new site for the Republican National Convention if North Carolina's governor can't guarantee the party will be allowed "full attendance" at the event currently planned in the state's largest city.
Why Jagan Wants To Keep Chandrababu Away from Vizag?
Even the high court rapped the Police for playing Fidel to the Ruling Party leaders
Reality star James ‘Arg’ Argent reveals he overdosed twice during cocaine battle
Reality star James “Arg” Argent has revealed he is a drug addict and overdosed twice last year.
Trump ‘Does Have a Point’ While Criticising WHO, German Health Minister Says
Last Tuesday, President Donald Trump threatened to permanently freeze US funding of the World Health Organisation if the UN health body failed to “commit to major...
Dominic Cummings to make public statement amid calls to face sack
The aide travelled to County Durham in March to self-isolate with his family.
Rivers, demolished hotel owner disagree on manager's COVID-19 status
The crisis rocking the demolition of Prodest Hotel took a twist on Monday following a disagreement between the Rivers State Government and...
Prime Minister is ‘taking the public for fools’ with ‘farcical’ defence of Dominic Cummings, says Ian Blackford
Boris Johnson is under increasing pressure to sack Dominic Cummings today, with the SNP accusing the prime minister of "taking the public for fools".
The workers that make your food put their lives on the line during pandemic. Whether they’re protected now is up to you.
“Every day we risk our health and the health of our family that await us at home,” said Nelson Santiago.
Coronavirus: Dundee skip sites to re-open under strict controls
Riverside and Baldovie recycling centres in Dundee will re-open to the public on a restricted basis from next Monday.
Cop couldn't work for two years after boy, 14, lied about being punched
The officer will now return to work after having his name cleared.
Coronavirus in Maharashtra: COVID-19 hits state police; 18 dead, 1,809 infected
Coronavirus continued to target the Maharashtra Police force, claiming the lives of 18 police personnel and infecting another 1,809 in the state, as per latest data released on Monday.
India among 10 worst-hit Covid-19 nations as cases jump; air travel reopens
India has reported another 6,977 cases, taking its total to 138,845.
Fire guts 1,613 IDPs’ shelters, kills two people in Borno
The Muna Garage Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) camp; has been gutted by fire, destroying 1,613 makeshift shelters Saturday in Borno state.
Dad batters minor daughters to death for being loud in UP’s Sant Kabir Nagar
A father battered his five-year-old and 2-year-old daughters to death merely because they were creating a noise. The residents of the village are so distressed at the incident that most of them did not celebrate Eid on Monday.
Community tasks Buhari to get justice for assaulted medical doctor
President Muhammadu Buhari has been tasked to order an inquiry into the reported physical assault on Dr Avwebo Otoide, a physician, by...
Gurgaon: Passes not required for commuters travelling to Delhi airport or railway station
An order issued by the Gurgaon District Magistrate stated that passengers who have a confirmed Air/Train E-Ticket in their name shall be allowed to travel from the Airport/Railway station to their Home/destination and vice versa.
Denmark to let cross-border couples meet – if they show photos, love letters
COPENHAGEN – Denmark eased its border controls with other Nordic countries and Germany on Monday, allowing cross-border couples separated by the coronavirus lockdown to meet again if they can prove they have been in a relationship for at least six months.
PIA special team inspects plane crash site
The team will estimate the cost of loss and prepared report of the mishap.
Singaporean cooks up Eid feast for migrant workers in lockdown
As Muslims around the world celebrate Eid al-Fitr to mark the end of the fasting month, thousands of migrant workers in Singapore have had to spend the holiday in quarantine because of outbreaks of the novel coronavirus in their dormitories.
People Online Helped A 12-YO Stranded In Dwarka Reunite With Family Amid Lockdown
The power of social media
COVID-19 cases rise in Manipur
Official sources said that the number of cases in Manipur has increased to 32.
‘Genuine danger’ Covid-19 could spread again as lockdown lifted – Sturgeon
The First Minister was joined at the daily briefing by Health Secretary Jeane Freeman and interim chief medical officer Dr Gregor Smith.
SAMRC investigation into Glenda Gray is a 'witch hunt' - Adam Habib
The SAMRC board's decision to investigate Glenda Gray has "crossed the line from holding someone to account to a witch hunt", Adam Habib says.
Edmonton police investigating suspicious death after body found in motel
Police say officers responding to an assault call Sunday evening discovered a body at a south-side motel
1,38,845 coronavirus cases, 4021 deaths; highest-ever spike of 6,977 cases
The number of active Covid-19 cases climbed to 77,103 while 57,720 people have recovered and one patient has migrated
Lockdown: Audiences willing to return to cinemas provided safety protocols in place, says survey
Ormax Media released a survey on expected movie-going patterns in India once restrictions are lifted.
What your gym could look like when it reopens after coronavirus lockdown
UK Active is working on a 'framework' for how our gyms could reopen - here's what they could look like.
Five new COVID-19 cases in Lebanon
So far, 1119 cases were officially recorded with no new deaths, rendering the total number of deaths at 26.
WHO Covid-19 expert claims two-metre distance 'safe 99% of time' and masks will be 'big issue'
The World Health Organisation's (WHO) Special Envoy on Covid-19, Dr David Nabarro, has said the two-metre guidance to stop the transmission of Covid-19 'keeps you safe 99% of the time'.
Not only holding polls, being arrested also part of political process: NC leader
Holding Assembly elections in the Union territory of Jammu and Kashmir should not be the only goal of mainstream politicians and being arrested is also
German court ruling clears way to settle VW diesel cases
The decision affects some 60,000 individual claims brought by car owners in Germany.
Furore rages on over UK PM's defence of top aide's lockdown breach
UK News: The opposition branded British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's defence of Cummings as an "insult" to all the sacrifices made by the British public duri
India Enters Covid Top-10; What Should Spook Us Is Not Headline Number, But Staying Ahead Of Curve
The rising numbers should not matter too much.
Meet the dogs of war who run into danger to find hidden bombs and the US soldiers who have their backs
Explosive detection dogs risk everything to keep US troops safe from hidden dangers on the battlefield.
Seize LG Polymers factory premises, stop directors from leaving India: Andhra HC
A two-member bench of the court has barred entry on the factory premises except for those part of the committee appointed to probe the gas leak accident on May 7 that killed 7 people and injured over 500 others in the villages surrounding the factory.
Jeffrey Dahmer witness says she saw 'a streak of evil' while trying to rescue victim from grisly fate: doc
It was shortly after midnight in 1991 when Cola Styles and her cousin were outside the family’s Milwaukee apartment when they saw a dazed and injured naked boy.
Americans are crowding public places and officials fear possibility of spikes in coronavirus cases
(CNN) — At a glance, it may look like many Americans have long forgotten about the dangers of coronavirus. Crowds packed beaches in Florida, Maryland, Georgia,...
Coronavirus: Pamis offers ‘digital passports’ to help disabled people communicate during lockdown
A equality charity has encouraged families to create a "digital passport" that could help disabled people communicate during lockdown.
Hong Kong security chief warns of growing 'terrorism'
More than 180 people were arrested on Sunday as authorities fired tear gas and water cannon to disperse pro-democracy protesters
Ramzan celebrations muted
Celebrations on Eid-ul-Fitr, popularly known as Ramzan, were subdued with no mass prayers in any part of the central region on Monday.Hundreds of Muslims usually congregated at idgah grounds and mosqu
AusPost temporarily digitises mailrooms of 40 govt, finance firms
Creates 'basic' service for customers that couldn’t operate internal mailrooms.
Gambari, Mustapha reportedly bicker over sack of TCN boss
The recent sack of the former managing director of the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN), Mr Usman Mohammed, has reportedly pitted the SGF with the CoS.
India faces worst locust swarm attack in decades: What does it mean for agri economy?
So far, locusts have been controlled in more than 14,000 hectares of land in Rajasthan and Punjab, says Narendra Singh Tomar, Union Minister of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare
Has Dominic Cummings' car been 'egged'? Yellow stain seen on vehicle in Downing Street
Boris Johnson's top aide has been heckled by neighbours in the street as outrage builds over Dominic Cummings' lockdown breaches
Rail Bhavan to shut down for 2nd time in fortnight after another COVID-19 case
A fourth-grade multitasking staffer who attended office till last Tuesday is the fifth COVID-19 case detected in the building in less than two weeks. Nine of his contacts at Rail Bhavan have been sent to home quarantine, officials said.
Hospital closes A&E and stops accepting patients after new virus outbreak
Weston General Hospital in Somerset is treating a 'high number of patients with coronavirus' and cannot take on any new admissions.
Acting DNI Richard Grenell stepping down as US ambassador to Germany
Acting Director of National Intelligence Richard Grenell will step down as US ambassador to Germany, he confirmed. Grenell, who took over as acting DNI in February, addressed the news in a tweet
Delhi violence: Feminists criticise Delhi Police action against students, anti-CAA protestors
The signatories said the Arvind Kejriwal-led government in Delhi has maintained a ‘stony silence’ about the arrests amid the lockdown.
Lockdown 5.0 in Himachal Pradesh: Hamirpur, Solan district magistrates extend lockdown till June 30
Hamirpur and Solan districts in Himachal Pradesh will continue with the coronavirus lockdown for a month after the current nationwide phase ends on May 31.
Republicans Sue California Gov. Gavin Newsom over Vote by Mail Mandate
Republicans sued California Gov. Gavin Newsom over his order to send every registered voter a vote-by-mail ballot for November.
Under what conditions can you meet family in lockdown?
Just what are the current rules?
Don't look down! Heart-in-mouth moment day-tripper risks his life to pose for a photo on 150ft cliff edge at Birling Gap beauty spot in Sussex
The unknown man, who was not wearing safety equipment, decided to risk his life by walking to the edge of the Birling Gap cliffs, near Eastbourne, in East Sussex, today in order to take a photo.
BMW left stranded on Skegness beach as coastguard issues warning
'Help us to help you. Stay off the sand.'
Medieval cemetery discovered under a Berlin car park reveals its original residents’ lives were plagued by conflict, disease and poor diets
The remains were unearthed in Petriplatz, near the former St Peter's Church in the town of Colln. Buried between 1047 and 1299 AD, they showed signs of scurvy and tuberculosis.
COVID-19: India air travel restart sees chaos and cancellations
New restrictions at airports force airlines to scramble revised schedules
Coroner warns more babies could die after one-year-old girl was strangled to death by blind cord next to her cot
Rifky Grossberger stood up in her cot and became caught in the looped cable at her parents' home in Hackney, North London. Pictured is an example of a looped cable.
Trump threatens to move GOP convention over North Carolina's coronavirus restrictions
President Trump warned Monday that the Republican Party could seek to move its 2020 convention if North Carolina Gov.
Bizarre moment man uses cabbage leaf as facemask during interview about murdered girl
The man in Peniche, Portugal wore a makeshift face mask to 'protect' against coronavirus as he was interviewed about his neighbours' arrest after Valentina Fonseca was found dead
5-year-old boy flies back home alone after 2 months – Firstpostofindia
A 5-year-old boy flew back home to the city alone on Monday after remaining stranded in Delhi for two months.
Sentenced to death via Zoom - horrifying new justice system for executions
Two men have been sentenced to death - one for murder the other for a drug offence - via Zoom, which human rights groups have described as "abhorrent"
TripAdvisor flooded with fake Barnard Castle reviews after Dominic Cummings 'visit'
An ex-teacher's bombshell claim of having spotted Dominic Cummings allegedly breaking lockdown rules to visit Barnard Castle, in Country Durham, has led to a flurry of fake reviews online
Lawrence Jones slams Joe Biden: Black America is 'fed up' and tired of supporting Dems
Fox Nation host Lawrence Jones said on Monday that presumptive 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden came to the hip hop radio show “The Breakfast Club” interview with Charlamagne Tha God “ill-prepared.”
Russian prosecutors seek 18 years for ex-U.S. marine in spy trial
Paul Whelan reacted calmly to the prosecutor's 'very harsh' demand, says lawyer Vladimir Zherebenkov
Designers created an 'infection-free playground' for children made up of individual play areas — take a look, Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore
Business Insider - The area is divided into separate platforms so that children aren't close enough to share germs.. Read more at businessinsider.sg
46 die, 387 injured in accidents on Abeokuta-Lagos expressway in six years-FRSC
The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) said on Monday that 46 persons died in road accidents at the Old Toll-Gate corridor on the...
Rail Bhavan to shut down for 2nd time in fortnight after another Coronavirus case
The multitasking staff is responsible for taking files from one official to another and come in contact with a lot of people throughout the day. These files can go to the Chairman, Railway Board or even the Railway Minister, thereby spreading infection, an official said.
Watch: Jhansi Police Distributes Toys To Kids Of Migrant Workers, Health Minister Lauds the Sweet Gesture
Jhansi Police on Sunday distributed toys among the children of migrant workers at the Uttar Pradesh –Madhya Pradesh border
Ford Motor Co. donates thousands of COVID-19 face shields to US military
Ford Motor Co. has finalized an agreement with the U.S. Department of Defense to donate 200,000 face shields to military bases across the U.S. and abroad to protect against the coronavirus.
Spain to End Quarantine Requirement for Foreign Travelers July 1
Spain will stop enforcing mandatory quarantine for foreign tourists from July 1, as the country prepares to reboot its key tourism industry.
‘Genuine danger’ Covid-19 could spread again as lockdown lifted – Sturgeon
The First Minister was joined at the daily briefing by Health Secretary Jeane Freeman and interim chief medical officer Dr Gregor Smith.
Centre reviews progress of relief, restoration work in cyclone-hit West Bengal
The financial assistance of Rs 1,000 crore has already been released to the state government.
The grieving family who changed the lockdown funeral rule: Seven siblings get permission to attend service for their father, 72, after battling council on rule that banned more than five mourners
Geraldine Hackford, 49, led a campaign against Sheffield City Council to make sure all of her siblings could join her at the funeral of their father, Gerald, who died from a heart blockage on April 16.
Horgan cheers sick leave
B.C. Premier John Horgan is applauding news that the federal government is looking at offering 10 days of paid sick leave for workers.
Meet the dogs of war who run into danger to find hidden bombs and the US soldiers who have their backs
"We're on the front line most of the time," an Army sergeant said of herself and her dog.
Dominic Cummings to make public statement later today
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German court ruling clears way to settle VW diesel cases
The decision affects some 60,000 individual claims brought by car owners in Germany.
Charges for pipeline protest
The BC Prosecution Service says it has appointed a special prosecutor to oversee charges against three people in relation to allegations of mischief and trespass at the home of Premier John Horgan.
South Korea to require face masks on transit, flights
South Koreans will be required to wear masks when using public transportation and taxis nationwide starting Tuesday as health authorities look for more ways to slow the spread of the coronavirus as people increase their public activities.
Assam: Five men allegedly beat vegetable vendor to death in Kamrup district
Two of the five have been arrested, while the rest are absconding.
PA easing coronavirus restrictions in occupied West Bank
The Palestinian Authority (PA) has announced an easing of coronavirus restrictions in the occupied West Bank following a steady drop in the number of new infections.
Churchill Comedian Recounts Selling Chang'aa to Survive [VIDEO]
Speaking to Daniel 'Churchill' Ndambuki, the veteran comedian confessed to having had to...
FDA relaxes food labeling regulations for pandemic
Food manufacturers will be permitted to substitute ingredients in products without changing the labels. The FDA posted a “temporary flexibility policy” permitting inaccurate labels, cla…
Covid-19: Petition filed in Delhi HC seeks coronavirus relief materials to Aadhaar, voter ID card holders too
The plea added that the action is violative of Article 14 of the Constitution of India, which provides that the State shall not deny to any person equality to its citizen.
Bolivia ex-health minster held in pre-trial detention over virus scandal
Bolivia's ex-health minister has been remanded in custody over a corruption investigation into over-priced ventilators to fight the novel coronavirus, the attorney general said on Sunday.
Coronavirus lockdown | Shiv Sena, Congress take jibe at Piyush Goyal over diversion of U.P.-bound train
Shiv Sena’s ally Congress also took a dim view of the train diversion, saying the government was “taking migrant workers on a country tour” without providing them food and water
UP maps migrant skills, aims to clones textile story of Vietnam, Bangladesh
Over 12,000 workers found to be trained in garment making and tailoring so far; more than 2.3 million have returned to UP from different states
COVID-19 deaths in Sweden top 4,000: Public Health Agency
STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - The death toll from the outbreak of the novel coronavirus in Sweden has topped 4,000, statistics published by the Public Health Agency showed on Monday.
BREAKING: Wike releases N450m to victims of 2019 'bloody' poll
Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike, has released N450m to victims of the 2019 bloody general elections in Ijaw communities in Abonema...
South Africa’s 24-hour trend report – the weekend
This is a high-level summary of the trending, highest impact, and most active themes and narratives related to social cohesion and division as identified from South African social media conversations on 23 and 24 May 2020.
Abe's 'own goals' slash support rates even as Japan's rate of COVID-19 infections declines
A string of controversial missteps has slashed Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's support to levels that could threaten to end his term early, ...
Reruns of religious dramas comfort Indians in dire times
GURUGRAM, India - Staying home under lockdown as they wait for the worst of the coronavirus pandemic to pass, millions of Indians are turning to their gods.
New Covid-19 Update: Ghana Records 125 New Cases With 72 Recoveries
A new update on the Covid-19 case in the country as provided by the Ghana Health Service says that Ghana has recorded an increase of 125 new coronavirus infections taking the country’s total number to 6,808 as of Monday, May 25, 2020. The total of the country’s cases now stands at 6,808. 13 of the […]
IIT Bhubaneswar Develops Technology To Make Online Testing Easier
IIT Bhubaneswar has developed a new technology to make it easier to conduct online testing. It will be equipped with a virtual exam hall and invigilators.
Aya Hachem's body flown home to Lebanon as dad says they came to UK for 'safety'
Ismail Hachem moved with his family from war torn Lebanon 10 years ago to Blackburn in the UK in order to start a new, safer life after he was caught in crossfire and shot in the back
Police: New Jersey nurse attacked, nearly kidnapped by man she treated at hospital
A New Jersey nurse was attacked and terrorized by a man who she treated at her hospital the day before, according to police.
Hong Kong and Beijing officials defend security laws, citing threat of terrorism
HONG KONG (Reuters) - China’s foreign ministry office in Hong Kong and the city’s security chief on Monday defended proposed national security laws by describing some acts in mass pro-democracy protests last year as terrorism.
Netanyahu appears in court as corruption trial begins
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appeared in court Monday as his trial began on charges of bribery as well as fraud and breach of trust, making a combative statement aimed at the country's
Leadership in turbulent times: A review essay
Leadership in Turbulent Times (2018) by Doris Goodwin is a study of leadership crafted around the presidencies of Abraham Lincoln (1861-1865)
Poignant video shows how NCT buses have continued through lockdown
"It's been a tough time for us all and your support means a lot."
COVID-19 deaths in Sweden top 4,000: Public Health Agency
The death toll from the outbreak of the novel coronavirus in Sweden has topped 4,000, statistics published by the Public Health Agency showed on Monday. The data published on the agency's website showed that deaths from COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, had risen to 4,029 from
The workers that make your food put their lives on the line during pandemic. Whether they're protected now is up to you., Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore
Business Insider - The American food supply chain relies on people working low-paying jobs that put them at risk for harassment, injury, and even death.. Read more at businessinsider.sg
United Kingdom may remove all Huawei equipment from its 5G networks
Huawei has been in hot water for over a year now, with the United States blocking most trade with the company and various countries ripping out
CANADA: MPs to meet today to decide on resuming Parliament during pandemic
The HOC has been working on how to hold debates and votes with some MPs participating remotely, but hasn't yet solved technical and security challenges
Do political beliefs affect social distancing?
Experts say voluntary physical distancing in the United States was essential to slowing the spread of COVID-19 in the early days and weeks of the pandemic, even before such measures were mandatory. A ...
Hundreds took part in a parade celebrating the first birthday of a boy who lost both his parents in the El Paso shooting
(CNN) — A Texas community hit by terrible tragedy months ago came together over the weekend to celebrate a survivor’s first birthday. Paul Gilbert Anchondo was two...
Private hospitals’ group asks Duterte to replace Duque as health chief
The Private Hospitals Association of the Philippines says PhilHealth, which is chaired by Francisco Duque III, has given hospitals the runaround when it comes to reimbursements
Thousands without power in Western Australia after once-in-a-decade storm
MELBOURNE: Wild weather downed trees and left tens of thousands of people without power in Western Australia, as emergency services began cleaning ...
Fake: Govt has not promised a Rs 5,000 lockdown fund
New Delhi: A WhatsApp forward that promises of free Rs 5,000 in relief funds from the government as a limited time offer is fake.
Bust-up over climate weighs on EU-UK talks, risks trade rifts
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Britain’s refusal to seal climate commitments in a new deal with the European Union to govern their relations after Brexit has become a stumbling block in their deadlocked talks and raises the risk of future trade disputes.
California Hospital Records More Suicides Than Coronavirus Deaths During Lockdown
Doctors at a hospital in California say they have recorded more deaths from suicide than coronavirus, with a year’s worth of suicides and suicide attempts being recorded in a 4 week period.
Meet the dogs of war who run into danger to find hidden bombs and the US soldiers who have their backs
"We're on the front line most of the time," an Army sergeant said of herself and her dog.
German government, regions tussle over reopening from lockdowns
BERLIN, May 25 — Germany’s central and regional governments were at odds today over when and how far to ease contact distancing rules, with allies of Chancellor Angela Merkel warning that scrapping them risks unleashing a new wave of coronavirus infections. The row erupted after Bodo Ramelow,...
From 'too late' to 'reckless and senseless' - opposition parties react to easing of lockdown
Political parties have varying reactions to government's decision to move South Africa from a Level 4 to a Level 3 lockdown.
Army observes Eid in solidarity with Kashmiris
RAWALPINDI: Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa has said that the army was observing Eidul Fitr solemnly in solidarity with held Kashmir which is under India's "illegal and inhuman lo
Seniors fitness trainer moves online as face-to-face demand disappears
An online keep-fit class aims to put fitness and friendship first for seniors across the region.
LPG filling station approved
Councillors approved a planning application to convert a vacant car sales yard into a liquid petroleum gas filling station.
Calls to reopen Wolverhampton playing fields for public use
A campaign to bring football fields back into community use has been backed by a Black Country MP.
Travellers light bonfires, dump rubbish and empty chemical toilets next to exclusive millionaires' row at Sandbanks in Dorset where Harry Redknapp owns £3.5m seafront mansion
Around ten motorhomes descended on a car park at the exclusive peninsula in Poole. One group of men ignored social distancing rules and sat at an outdoor table, with crates of Corona beer.
Canadian PM Justin Trudeau asks bank CEOs for views on economy, COVID-19 relief: Report
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has spoken to the heads of the country's six big banks to get their views on the state of the economy and the COVID-19 relief efforts, the Globe and Mail
Beak-a-boo! First white stork chicks born in Britain for 600 years peer out of their nest for first time in historic sighting
Pictures show the moment a parent arrives at its nest at Knepp Castle near Horsham, West Sussex - with the chicks - born earlier this month thanks to the White Stork Project - clearly visible.
Japan PM Abe: to lift state of emergency for all of Japan today
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Monday that the state of emergency will be lifted for all of Japan, and that the country managed to get the spread of the virus under control in under two months.
Business stands behind government efforts to ease restrictions
Organised business says economic recovery will require innovation and swift action.
US bans flights from Brazil, where pandemic is raging
The United States, citing Brazil’s surging coronavirus crisis, has banned flights from the nation, delivering a blow to its embattled leader, who has tried to use his warm relations with President Donald Trump to bolster his political standing.
Woman is charged with having a stolen 'Elf On The Shelf'
A woman has appeared in court charged with possession of a stolen "Elf On The Shelf".
OPINION | Africa Day: A continent united in its battle against Covid-19
There are a few examples that show that African institutions of higher learning and many other organisations can play their part in collectively helping fellow Africans face the pandemic head-on, writes Nico Elema.
Uddhav Thackeray and Piyush Goyal engage in a bitter war of words over Shramik Special trains
Shramik Special trains news, Shramik Special trains schedule: Uddhav Thackeray said that while he had demanded 80 migrant Shramik Special trains per day, it was getting only 40.
No vaccine before end of year, claims Birmingham health chief
People should not expect a coronavirus vaccine to be found until the end of the calendar year "at the absolute earliest", Birmingham's director of public health has said.
GOP Sues California Over Governor Newsom’s Mail-in Ballot Order Ripped as 'Brazen Power Grab'
California Governor Gavin Newsom issued an executive order on 8 May to send in ballots by mail to all registered voters ahead of the November presidential polls, so as...
China warns US of countermeasures over Hong Kong trading threats
US national security advisor Robert O'Brien warned Sunday that the new law could cost the city the preferential trading status it enjoys with the United States, the world's largest economy.
How social conservatives traded causes for clichés
What does it really mean to love the flag or to dislike campus snowflakes or to suggest that #MeToo has gone too far?
Uganda registers 14 more COVID-19 cases from community
“All new cases are contacts to previously confirmed truck drivers. All contacts were under quarantine at the time of test,” the Ministry of Health said.
Prospects of normalization grim in Libya
Analysts say that Libya is one of the most important crisis to watch for in 2020 because of the involvement of Russia and Turkey. More importantly, the plight of the Libyans after almost 10 years of civil war cannot be ignored. Jens Stoltenberg, head of NATO military alliance recently said in an interview that Turkey […]
JUST IN: 69 Nigerians arrive from Lebanon
Fifty trafficked girls and 19 stranded Nigerians arrived from Lebanon on Sunday night.Their evacuation was at the expense of the Lebanese...
India resumes domestic air travel after two months, several flights cancelled
Aviation industry sources said, around 82 flights -- departures and arrivals -- have been cancelled till now at the Delhi airport.
Coronavirus: French officials stunned as hundreds defy lockdown at football match in Strasbourg
Strasbourg authorities have been stunned as up to 400 people showed "stupidity and irresponsibility" by attending a local football match.
Forlorn presidential palace as virus mutes Eid celebrations in Bangladesh
The global COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted the regular Eid celebrations at the Bangabhaban, the residence of the president.
Germany’s highest court rules VW should offer Dieselgate compensation
Thousands of motorists can now claim damages from the carmaker.
Joe Biden forced to make his fundraisers fully virtual – bar the price tag
The pandemic has led the presumptive Democratic nominee, like other politicians to take his high-dollar events onlineThe coronavirus pandemic may have driven Joe Biden into his basement and forced his campaign online, but one crucial factor is still the same: his run for the White House still needs to
Okowa not chairman NEC sub-committee on COVID-19 economic growth – DTSG
Mr. Olisa Ifeajika, Chief Press Secretary to Gov. Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta, has debunked media reports that the governor has been appointed
All markets, fairs reopening in Kyiv May 25
Access to open-air sports and playgrounds will be allowed the same day.
Courthouse stirs back to life
The Penticton courthouse partially opened its doors Monday for the first time in months.
New Zealand PM calm as earthquake strikes during live TV interview
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has been shaken by a 5.8 magnitude earthquake during a live television interview. During the interview with New Zealand prime minister Jacinda Ardern has been shaken by a 5.8 magnitude earthquake during a live television interview.
Law Soc. condemns attack on lawyer at national security law demo as ex-Hong Kong leader offers HK$300k reward | Hong Kong Free Press HKFP
The Law Society of Hong Kong has “strongly condemned” an assault on a lawyer at the anti-national security law protest on Sunday, saying that people with opposing political views must not be “silenced” by violence. According to a police post shared on Facebook, a 41-year-old man was beaten by dozens of protesters with umbrellas on […]
Earthquake Hits, NZ PM's Reaction Caught On Cam
WELLINGTON: New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is again in the news. This time for staying calm while an earthquake hit while putting down her smile. During a live TV interview, Ardern looked
Perth and Kinross recycling centres set to reopen next week with distancing measures in place
Recycling centres across Perth and Kinross are being prepared for reopening from June 1 for domestic waste.
Tragedy house left gutted
A house that was heavily damaged by a 2016 fire that killed a woman and left her six children homeless needs to be fixed up or the city of Port Moody could have it torn down.
Coronavirus: Bihar records 180 new COVID-19 cases, tally nearing 2,600
Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has announced an ex-gratia payment of Rs 4 lakh each to the families of those who died due to COVID-19.
Queen upsets locals at Sandringham estate by building half-mile 'eyesore' kerb to stop cars parking on roadside
Her Royal Highness, 94, had the 1,000-metre kerb erected at the royal estate near King's Lynn, Norfolk. The foot-high mound has prevented visitors from parking along the grass verge near the house.
JNU strongly advises students stranded in hostels to return home
This is to underline that the Government of India updates daily about the COVID-19 pandemic situation. At present, the number of cases in Delhi is increasing swiftly day by day, the circular asking students to return home said.
Taiwan foreign minister featured in British magazine's June issue
Joseph Wu explains to Monocle necessity of Taiwan's participation in WHO, nation's relationship with China
Fear of flying: Negotiating the regulations around flights sounds incredibly daunting
The sight of cabin crew kitted out in PPE will be a sight to behold, a vivid and unforgettable reminder of our dystopian new world.
Black Country and Staffordshire schools prepare for socially distanced reopening
Children returning to school next month will have no problem maintaining social distancing rules, an MP has said.
Trust chiefs lead unprecedented criticism of ‘disgraceful’ Cummings
Three trust chief executives have openly attacked the prime minister’s chief adviser Dominic Cummings for allegedly flouting the lockdown rules.
Government inquiry warns Australia bushfires not a ‘one-off event’
An inquiry into Australia's recent bushfires that scorched an area larger than most nations and displaced thousands opened Monday
Beijing vows to shield firms from US sanctions over Xinjiang
Beijing on Monday vowed to shield a Chinese government institute and eight companies sanctioned by the US over alleged human rights violations in the restive Xinjiang region, where China is accused of mass repression of mostly Muslim minorities. The US Department of Commerce announced the sanctions
Cops seize killer's phone
As police in Nova Scotia continue their investigation into a mass killing last month that claimed 22 lives, newly released documents reveal the RCMP recently seized and searched the killer's computer, cellphone, tablet and navigation devices.
Sieze LG Polymers premises, Andhra HC orders over Vizag gas leak case
The premises of the company shall be completely seized and no one be allowed to enter into the premises, including the directors of the company, the court said
'Once-in-a-decade-type' storm lashes 1,200 kms of Western Australia's coast
Tens of thousands of homes and businesses lost power, buildings were battered and trees were uprooted as a vast stretch of the west Australian coast was whipped by a severe storm today for the second straight day.
The effect of GDPR two years on
Today marks the second anniversary of the introduction of the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
Sex offenders, bullying and number plates: China's parliament proposals
As delegates gather in Beijing for the annual session of China's rubber-stamp parliament, some of them have put forward proposals for laws relating to a wide range of everyday matters.
Japan lifts coronavirus emergency in all remaining areas
Japan, with about 16,600 confirmed cases and about 850 deaths, has so far avoided a large outbreak like those experienced in the US and the Europe despite its softer restrictions.
COVID-19 Crisis Impact on Youth - Depressed, Lonely and Anxious
People in the EU aged 18-34 report being more likely to feel depressed, lonely, and anxious than those aged 35 and over. They also indicate lower levels of resilience in dealing with problems in life, and a significant decrease in life satisfaction compared to before the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Facebook - US death toll nears 100,000 as country grapples with reopening
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Japan lifts coronavirus emergency in all remaining areas
Japan has so far avoided the large outbreaks experienced in the US and Europe despite softer restrictions.
Wheat procurement surpasses last year's level of 34.1 MT despite hurdles
Wheat procurement target has been set at 40.7 million tonnes (MT) for the 2020-21 marketing year
Police Flips Senior Crime Boss, Exposes Drugs, Weapons Smuggling Network, 60 Arrested
"Israel Police works on behalf of the Arab public as they do for every citizen in the land."
AP govt to disburse financial aid of Rs. 5000 to Priests, Pastors and Imams tomorrow
Andhra Pradesh: With the coronavirus taking the toll of mankind throughout the world, people are confined to homes amid lockdown without income.
Airbus experts to arrive in Pakistan to probe PIA plane crash
Was it a technical fault, bird-hit or pilot error?
Man in his 40s stabbed inside Derby shop
Police were called to Normanton Road
Uttar Pradesh in grip of blistering heat, Allahabad hottest at 46.3 degrees Celcius
Day temperatures rose appreciably over Varanasi, Faizabad, and Lucknow divisions.The weatherman has forecast dry weather in the state warned of heatwave at isolated places over the next few days
Japan lifts coronavirus emergency in all remaining areas
Japan has so far avoided the large outbreaks experienced in the US and Europe despite softer restrictions.
Burundi expected to announce Ndayishimiye next president
Burundi's election commission is expected Monday to declare Evariste Ndayishimiye the country's next president, with all signs showing the ruling party's candidate on track for victory following last week's poll.
'Double standards and hypocrisy': Hong Kong gov't rebukes foreign criticism over national security law plan | Hong Kong Free Press HKFP
The Hong Kong government has rebuked concerns from foreign politicians over Beijing’s plan to impose national security laws in the city, calling it “alarmist speculation.” It came after a chorus of international criticism of China’s National People’s Congress decision to draft a law prohibiting secession, sedition and subversion in Hong Kong. The controversial laws may […]
BSEB Bihar Board matric results on May 26
Education News: Finally, the D-day has arrived. The fate of lakhs of studnets, who wrote their Class X papers from Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB), would be dec
Nnamdi Azikiwe varsity hospital records first case of COVID-19, says CMD
Authorities of the Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital (NAUTH), Nnewi, have confirmed one case of the coronavirus at the hospital.Prof...
India coronavirus dispatch: The chances of catching Covid-19 on a plane
From the role of a constitutional court, to why increasing indebtedness is not the wisest solution, and the chances of catching Covid-19 on a plane - read these and more in today's India dispatch
Pakistan plane crash: Probe raises new questions
The investigators were trying to establish why the pilots not once informed the ATC of any emergency, malfunction, engine failure or fire despite the visible problems the aircraft was facing, the report said, adding that it is rare to have so many technical problems at the same time. The ATC's conduct is also being probed.
1st deadlines for laid-off workers to get health insurance
People who lose workplace insurance generally have 60 days from when their coverage ended to apply for an ACA plan.
Chinese state media says new chopper drone may be deployed along India border
The AR500C unmanned chopper is equipped to carry out fire strikes and also disrupt electronic circuitry of its target at heights above 15,000 feet, the Chinese state media reported.
“Pest” Wallabies Could Be Earning Money For NZ
Wallabies given a dishonourable mention in government’s recent budget as a pest needing money to combat them, could be earning valuable local and export dollars money by way of meat and hides says a hunters’ environmental advocacy the Sporting Hunters Outdoor Trust.
IAF to operationalise No.18 Squadron at Coimbatore
The Indian Air Force (IAF) will operationalise its No.18 Squadron at Coimbatore in Tamil Nadu on May 27, equipping it with the fourth generation LCA Tejas aircraft.
Singapore reports 344 new Covid-19 cases
Out of the new infected cases, 340 are foreign workers residing in dormitories, the health ministry said.
1st deadlines for laid-off workers to get health insurance
People who lose workplace insurance generally have 60 days from when their coverage ended to apply for an ACA plan.
Pandemic Dining: Temperature Checks, Time Limits, and Dividers
The experience of eating out in Hong Kong illustrates what it’s like to visit a restaurant right now.
Beijing vows to shield firms from US sanctions over Xinjiang
Beijing on Monday vowed to shield a Chinese government institute and eight companies sanctioned by the US over alleged human rights violations in the restive Xinjiang region, where China is accused of mass repression of mostly Muslim minorities.
5-Year Old Flies Alone To Meet Mother!
BENGALURU: As the domestic air travel operations resumed from Monday nearly after two months because of COVID-19 lockdown, a five-year-old little boy travelled alone from from Delhi to Bengaluru and
Manufacturing of PPE, N95 mask ramped up; ensuring quality: Health ministry
The statement comes following some new reports expressing concern about the quality of personal protective equipment (PPE) coverall
States must seek permission to hire UP migrants, says Yogi Adityanath; govt sets up Migration Commission
He said all migrants who have returned to the state were being registered and their skills were being mapped by the administration.
Juan Williams: Justice Thomas seizes his moment in the Trump era
OPINION: The longest-serving justice on the current Supreme Court is in step with President Trump’s agenda.
Virus Outbreak Britain
British leader Boris Johnson’s powerful chief aide insisted Monday that he wouldn't resign for driving the length of England while the country was under strict lockdown — a trip he made without informing the prime minister first. The government is facing a tide of anger from politicians and the
China says virus pushing US ties to brink of 'Cold War'
China has said that its relations with the United States were "on the brink of a new Cold War," fuelled partly by tensions over the coronavirus pandemic that has killed nearly 350 000 people worldwide and pitched the global economy into a massive downturn.
UK's Johnson struggles to shift attention from aide's trip
LONDON — British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s plans to announce further lockdown-easing measures were being overshadowed Monday by an outcry over the movements of a senior aide who allegedly flouted restrictions imposed during the coronavirus pandemic.
Covid-19 frontliners’ kids not being singled out, says Dr Noor Hisham of special childcare centres
KUALA LUMPUR, May 25 — The children of Health Ministry (MOH) staff who work as Covid-19 frontliners are not being discriminated against, with plans to open special childcare centres for them, but such measures will be to give them special attention, Health director-general Datuk Dr Noor Hisham...
The impact of COVID-19 on Africa
Global solidarity with Africa is an imperative.
JK Rowling offers to pay annual salary of Tweeter who used Civil Service account to accuse Boris Johnson of being an 'arrogant, offensive truth-twister'
Author J.K. Rowling has offered to reward the person who responded to Boris Johnson's Downing Street briefing last night with a tweet slamming him for sticking up for Dominic Cummings.
Teacher misses pupils so much she goes on 18-mile run to visit each one
'It was lovely to see the kids.'
DP Ruto Blames Political Enemies Over Poisonous Food Distributed In Kikuyu Branded With His Name
Deputy President William Ruto has denied reports on social media that he distributed harmful relief food to Kikuyu residents last week.Kenyans woke on Monday to reports that several residents of t
Maharashtra: For weary migrants taking train home, a free meal & bottled water
Since May 13, when they began with providing packed meals to passengers on board six or seven trains, they have clocked more than one lakh meals in total for those boarding the trains alone.
Cyprus to deport 17 migrants suspected of terror links
NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — Cyprus will deport 17 migrants who are being held on suspicion of having links to extremist groups or involved in acts of terror, the country's interior...
Hundreds stranded as Anambra, Delta govts shut boundary with iron barriers
This is coming after allegations that all the cases of COVID-19 discovered in Anambra involved persons that sneaked into the state from other areas recently.
Dog called Guardian refused to leave sister after she was killed on road
But there was a happy ending for the puppy, who has now been adopted.
TV Licence Charges for the Over-75s Back on for August
The introduction of paid TV licences for older folk who used to get access to the BBC for nothing is back on, with the broadcaster's director general saying the brown-letter demands may start hitting the tidy door mats of the nation's most senior citizens this August.
Hospital in English tourist town stops taking patients due to COVID spike
LONDON (Reuters) - A hospital in southwest England has temporarily stopped admitting new patients, including to its emergency department, because of a high number of coronavirus cases, it said on Monday.
Basagan ng Trip with Leloy Claudio: Why Christians should protest
This discussion may shake your faith or make it stronger. Historian Leloy Claudio questions the tenets of some religions with Jayeel Cornelio and Rico Villanueva.
Coronavirus: Impoverished Indian migrant couple try to sell their two-month-old, amid lockdown
COVID-19 India: Tweeps say poverty in lockdown forced the couple to take the drastic step
Gardai break up brawl in Cork city as videos of mass fight on residential street examined
A string of serious public order incidents have plagued the city and suburbs over the weekend
How SkoolBeep is helping schools communicate better with parents
The app has a range of features that ensures a smooth flow of information
Memorial Day services in the Tampa Bay area and how to watch them
Monday is Memorial Day and we want to honor the fallen military troops, military veterans as well as those on active duty.
Man arrested in Waianae after punching 70-year-old in shoplifting attempt | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Honolulu police arrested a 38-year-old man after he allegedly shoplifted merchandise from a convenience store in Waianae and punched a 70-year-old man who attempted to stop him.
Centre debunks reports claiming low quality of PPEs
It also said that India has significantly ramped up its domestic production capacity of PPEs and N95 masks.
Off the News: Six feet of safety during hurricane | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
For once, most people already have much of their hurricane emergency kit in place — including the additions of masks and hand sanitizers.
Covid-19: Ghaziabad administration seals border with Delhi, only essential services allowed
In view of spurt in Covid-19 cases with travel history to Delhi, the Ghaziabad administration has decided to seal off its borders with the national ca
Scotland Govt Demands Boris Open the Borders to 'Enrich Society'
Scotland needs mass, low-skilled immigration to ‘enrich’ society and grow the economy, according to the country’s government.
Unease in Greece as restaurants, cafes reopen
Restaurants and cafes across Greece opened ahead of schedule Monday as the country prepared to launch a shortened tourism season vital to its economy.
Volkswagen ordered to compensate motorists in landmark ‘Dieselgate’ ruling
A German federal court judge ruled on Monday that Volkswagen has to pay compensation to motorists who purchased vehicles with manipulated diesel engines, a major blow for the carmaker in its home mar…
Fury as youths spotted spitting and vandalising social distancing sign
Residents near Fens Pool Nature Reserve have slammed the 'disgusting' behaviour
If States Want UP’s Migrant Workers Back, They’ll Have To Seek Our Permission: UP CM Yogi Adityanath
More than 23 lakh migrant workers have returned to UP from various parts of the country.
Vehicle knocks down power pole on Highway 4 near Port Alberni
A man and a woman were taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries Monday when the all-terrain vehicle they were riding left a logging road near the foot of Mount Washington.“It looks . . .
FULL TEXT: US treasury letter requesting probe of Akinwumi Adesina
The United States department of treasury said it has requested for an independent investigation into allegations levelled against Akinwumi Adesina.
Donald Trump, the Most Unmanly President
Why don’t the president’s supporters hold him to their own standard of masculinity?
TV Clip of Kids Lauding Nicola Sturgeon Removed After Comparisons to 'North Korea Propaganda'
Last week, Nicola Sturgeon announced that Scotland’s lockdown restrictions may be slightly relaxed as of next Thursday. Earlier in May, the Scottish First Minister...
How Germany contained the coronavirus
In addition to a properly funded health system, technological edge and decisive leadership, public trust played a key role.
Seven expats arrested in Oman for violations
The Royal Oman Police (ROP) has arrested seven expat workers for violating the decisions of the Supreme Committee in charge of dealing with COVID-19
Spaniards can hit the beach and drink on the terrace as lockdown eases
Spain enters phase two of deconfinement as Madrid and Barcelona begin to ease lockdown measures.
One dies as two accidents occur on Lagos-Ibadan Expressway
One person was confirmed dead and several others injured in two separate accidents on the Lagos-Ibadan expressway on Sunday.Mr Clement Oladele,...
One more arrested in Nashik for threatening to kill Yogi Adityanath in bomb blast
Uttar Pradesh Police's social media help desk had received a WhatsApp message in which the sender threatened to kill CM Adityanath in a bomb blast.
Mike Pompeo is the number one evangelist of Trumpism in the world
When it comes to foreign policy, Pompeo’s penchant for undermining America’s credibility is top-notchDonald Trump’s disdain for the people, country and values his office is supposed to represent is unmatched in recent memory. And he has found in the secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, a kindred spirit who
Front runner: Evariste Ndayishimiye of the ruling CNDD-FDD, pictured at the party's final campaign rally on May 16
Burundi's election commission is expected Monday to declare Evariste Ndayishimiye the country's next president, with all signs showing the ruling party's candidate on track for victory following last week's poll. The National Independent Electoral Commission will unveil the outcome of
Japan lifts coronavirus emergency in all remaining areas
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe lifted a coronavirus state of emergency in Tokyo and four other remaining areas on Monday, ending the restrictions nationwide as businesses begin to reopen.
Court of Appeal decision 'another disappointing day' for Ludlow family - Talk of the Town
The decision on Friday by the Court of Appeal to uphold a judgement by the High Court that refused the family of Seamus Ludlow the right to an inquiry into the Garda handling of the murder was “another disappointing day for the campaign”, according to local TD Ruairí Ó Murchú. Mr Ludlow was 47 when he was...Read More→
Father batters daughters to death for being loud
The incident took place in Banethu village in Sant Kabir Nagar on Sunday night
First Spanish beaches to reopen as lockdown eases
Coronavirus lockdown measures will finally be eased for people in Madrid and Barcelona from Monday, while elsewhere in Spain the first beaches are due to reopen.
'Indians soar in the skies again,' tweets aviation minister Hardeep Singh Puri
All health protocols were being followed by officials for both the arriving as well as departing air passengers.International commercial passenger flight services remain suspended in India
Jacinda Ardern 'stays cool' as earthquake hits amid live telecast
A moderate 5.6-magnitude earthquake rattled New Zealand's North Island early Monday
Polk CARES funding on its way to help small businesses
Help is on the way for small businesses in Polk County, as the first checks for the Polk CARES 2020 funding were mailed out Friday.
Moment angry farmer covers Mercedes in SLURRY after owner parked on his field 'to go to the beach'
The tractor driver fired muck all over the luxury car near a gate on his farm in Cornwall. A clip of the incident emerged after people flocked to the coast to enjoy the warm weather over the weekend.
Russia Demands Apology From Bloomberg Over Report About Putin's Low Trust Rating
Russia has demanded an apology from the Bloomberg news agency over a report it published about President Vladimir Putin's low trust rating among Russians.
Suspect arrested after man killed in Ayrshire ‘shooting’
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Andhra Pradesh Latest COVID-19 Updates
AMARAVATHI: Andhra Pradesh on Saturday reported 44 new cases of novel coronavirus on Sunday taking the state's tally to 2,671. According to the state health bulletin released on Monday, 10,240
All markets, fairs reopening in Kyiv May 25
Access to open-air sports and playgrounds will be allowed the same day.
Dancing with disinfectant: China's nightclubs back in the groove
Nightclubs in China have mostly come back to life as owners and customers feel increasingly comfortable the novel coronavirus epidemic is under control, but disinfectant, disposable cups and masks
Mentally preparing for hurricane season after covid-19
At Fox4 we want to provide you with the resources you need to mentally prepare for hurricane season after the covid-19 pandemic.
Primary school teacher runs 18 miles to see students because she 'misses them'
Sarah Wilson, 43, self-distanced as she chatted with more than 60 of her students from Fishergate Primary School in York one at a time - and managed to raise £1,000 for charity in the process
Pennsylvania diner hit with suspension order after reopening: The curve is flattened, Gov. Wolf has 'gone too far'
The owners of a York, Pennsylvania diner that reopened in defiance of state coronavirus shutdown orders called out Democrats Monday for going "too far" after the state temporarily revoked their license to operate.
Japan lifts coronavirus emergency in all remaining areas
TOKYO — Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe lifted a coronavirus state of emergency in Tokyo and four other remaining areas on Monday, ending the restrictions nationwide as businesses begin to reopen.
Tovino Thomas: 'Heard Of Sets Vandalised By Religious Fanatics In North India, Now It’s Happening To Us
A church set built for the film 'Minnal Murali' was demolished by members of the Antharashtra Hindu Parishad and Bajrang Dal in Kerala's Kalady on Sunday.
'Muff' It: Annoyed Neighbor Uses Expanding Foam to Silence Car's Loud Exhaust
Aaron Robinson, the owner of a, apparently, very loud car, uploaded a picture on his Facebook post recently, showing his car's exhaust system filled with expanding foam.
Vendors evicted from Mulungu landing site
The increased water levels in Lake Victoria left the market submerged, posing a health challenge to traders.
Who is Dominic Cummings and why do so many people want him sacked?
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson's closest ally is accused of breaking the government's own rules during the coronavirus lockdown to arrange childcare for his four-year-old son.
Children Hit By Cyclone Amphan Even More Vulnerable To COVID-19
Children in India and Bangladesh are even more vulnerable to COVID-19 after Cyclone Amphan destroyed the homes and livelihoods of thousands of families.
Japan lifts coronavirus emergency in all remaining areas
Japan has so far avoided the large outbreaks experienced in the US and Europe despite softer restrictions.
On this day: Oscar Wilde faces trial for homosexuality
On May 25, 1895, Oscar Wilde was convicted of gross indecency and sentenced to two years of hard labor. We look below at the injustice of his conviction and how it would finally come to be pardoned. Oscar Wilde, faced with 25 counts of 'gross indecency' for homosexual acts, began his trial on April 26, 1895.
Australia begins wide-ranging enquiry into deadly bushfires
Australia on Monday began the first hearings of a powerful inquiry into the causes of catastrophic bushfires that swept across the country, ...
Ukraine reports 12 enemy attacks in Donbas on May 24
According to intelligence data, two members of Russia-led forces were killed and another two were wounded on May 24.
Uganda starts exporting mobile phones
The company, which employs 400 workers, is currently assembling and manufacturing 2,500 phones per day but has plans to double its capacity and recruit more workers....
You can now order face masks with penises and boobs on them
That's one way of keeping people two metres away from you.
China Defends Tariffs on Australia Barley’s as Relations Sour
China was “prudent” and “restrained” in its use of trade remedy measures according to the nation’s commerce minister, who defended the recent decision to impose anti-dumping duties on Australian barley as being based on evidence.
Wheat procurement surpasses last year’s target
:A spectacular 55 per cent increase in wheat procurement in Madhya Pradesh as compared to the previous rabi marketing season has helped government agencies to surpass the total procurement of 341.3 la
China warns US of countermeasures over Hong Kong trading threats
BEIJING, May 25 — Beijing has warned the US that it will take “every necessary measure” to protect its interests after a top White House advisor warned that Washington might revoke Hong Kong’s special trading privileges if China enacts a tough new security law. China plans to impose...
130 People Claim to be Jeffrey Epstein's Child to Get Cut of $634M Estate
Previously, it was reported that a Jeffrey Epstein documentary was set to be released via Netflix, and a trailer for the doc surfaced as well. The ...
1m versus 2m: What experts say about social distancing
An abundance of caution will be cited by some for the two metre rule. Others argue it is too restrictive and not based on an official WHO/ECDPC position.
Spain to welcome foreign tourists back from July
Spain, on Monday, urged foreign tourists to return from July as one of Europe’s strictest lockdowns eased, with streets gradually filling
Hong Kong's security, police chiefs warn of growing 'terrorism' as national laws loom
HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong’s security and police chiefs said “terrorism” was growing in the city, as government departments rallied on Monday behind Beijing’s plans to introduce national security laws after thousands took to the streets to protest against the move.
Coronavirus: Impact of easing restrictions in the Republic 'to become clear this week'
The Minister for Health said it will become clear later this week whether the easing of restrictions has led to more cases of Covid-19 in the Republic.
NCLAT sets asides NCLT order to make MCA party in all insolvency, company matters
Rejecting the order, the NCLAT said: "The impugned order making it applicable throughout the country to all the Benches of the National Company Law Tribunal is untenable one and the said order suffers from material irregularity and patent illegality in the eye of Law".
NGOs being starved of funds
Almost all big donations are now being diverted to the PM CARES Fund, as it provides 100% tax exemption and companies’ contributions to the Fund qualify as CSR
Japan lifts state of emergency for Tokyo, 4 other prefectures
Japan lifted a nationwide state of emergency over the coronavirus on Monday, gradually reopening the world's third-largest economy as government officials warned caution was still necessary to prevent another wave. "We had very stringent criteria for lifting the state of emergency. We have judged that we have met this," Prime…
Poland's president appoints new head of embattled top court
WARSAW, Poland — Polish President Andrzej Duda on Monday appointed a judge backed by the right-wing ruling party to be the new head of the Supreme Court, marking apparent victory in years of government efforts to take control of the court.
Profile: Afghan Ambulance Crew Faces COVID-19
Herat's ambulance workers are on the frontlines of the fight against the coronavirus, transporting many infected people to the hospitals in this western province, a hotspot of the epidemic.
Marie-Antoinette's travel bag goes for royal ransom
The leather travel bag with the "Queen's room number 10" inscription went for 43,750 euros
1st deadlines approach for laid-off workers to get health insurance
The nonpartisan Kaiser Family Foundation estimates that nearly 27 million workers and family members had lost job-based health coverage as of the start of this month.
Dead Sea area leader: 'Cancel requirement to wear masks in schools' - Inside Israel
Megilot Regional Council Head spearheads initiative to cancel requirement to wear masks at school, for all children in hot areas.
Australia begins wide-ranging enquiry into deadly bushfires
Fuelled by three years of drought, which experts have attributed to climate change, hundreds of fires, some massive in size, burned across Australia's east coast for months before finally being extinguished in February.
China warns US of countermeasures over Hong Kong trading threats
Beijing has warned the US that it will take "every necessary measure" to protect its interests after a top White House advisor warned
Leaked Senate Talking Points Say Internet Surveillance Warrants Would Force FBI To Let Terrorists Bomb Things
Requiring federal agents to have "probable cause" to eavesdrop on the internet activities of American citizens poses a direct threat to national security and would force the FBI to stand by while terrorist plots unfold on U.S. soil, according to a leaked copy of talking points distributed to Senate ...
Cummings ‘made a mockery’ of police lockdown enforcement, says UK police commissioner
Police and crime commissioner Martin Surl said the adviser’s actions will make it much harder to enforce restrictions.
Trust chiefs lead NHS criticism of ‘disgraceful’ Cummings
Three trust chief executives have openly attacked the Prime Minister’s chief adviser Dominic Cummings for allegedly flouting the lockdown rules.
White House goal on testing nursing homes unmet
Many states said the logistics, costs and manpower needs are too great to test all residents and staff in a two-week window.
Holiday destinations abroad Scots could visit this year as countries ease lockdown
Popular tourist hotspots abroad are slowly easing lockdown measures.
Flyers, airlines grapple with new rules; glitches and lack of transport on day 1 of flights resumption
Indias busiest airports in Mumbai and Delhi have cancelled close to 200 flights since last night.
Greece again calls for the return of the Parthenon Sculptures
On the occasion of World Culture Day last week, Greek Culture Minister Lina Mendoni reiterated that the British Museum should return the stolen Parthenon
Watch screams as violence sparks outside newsagents after axe attack on shop worker
A large group of men were seen kicking a man and striking him with batons in the middle of the road outside Zain News in Small Heath
Hopeful of returning to work, scores of migrants return home
A number of migrant workers, who have left from Maharashtra's Pune city for their native places after being rendered jobless due to the lockdown, are hopeful that the situation will normalise and they would be able to come back to work.
24-year-old Nigerian Damilola Arowolaju bags PhD in the US
A 24-year-old Nigerian man, Damilola Arowolaju, has bagged a PhD in Law from The George Washington University, in the United States of America. Damilola, who hails from Omuo Ekiti, in Ekiti East Local Government area of
Structure Fire Near the Santa Barbara Airport
The Santa Barbara County Fire Department responded to a structure fire near the Santa Barbara Airport early Monday morning.
Oahu archers want ranges reopened | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
For more than a decade, Clifford Smith practiced archery three to four days a week at the range in Patsy T. Mink Central Oahu Regional Park in Waipio, until the March 21 closure of city parks due to the new coronavirus caused him to set aside his arrows and bows.
Government advisor warns 'people will die' after PM 'trashes' lockdown to save Cummings
Professor Stephen Reicher, a member of the SAGE group SPI-B, told the Mirror mixed messaging will mean fewer follow the rules adding: "If adherence falls, the infection will rise and people will die"
Filipina domestic worker commits suicide in Lebanon
A Filipina domestic worker has committed suicide in Lebanon at a shelter run by her embassy, consular officials said Sunday, days after a rights group complained about accommodation at the shelter....
Perform Or Perish: Now, Railway Contractors’ Efficiency To Be Appraised By Project Engineers, To Boost Quality, Safety
However, performance appraisal report of all zonal contractors irrespective of value shall be filled in.
U.S. Imposes Travel Restrictions On Brazil Due To COVID-19
The entry ban affects foreigners who have been in Brazil 14 days preceding their entry into US territory.
2 employees at Mattamy Centre Loblaws test positive for coronavirus
Two team members from a popular downtown Loblaws location have tested positive for the coronavirus.
Highway 4 closed near Port Alberni after vehicle hits power pole
A power pole was knocked down on Highway 4 this morning near Wattys Road just west of Port Alberni, closing both lanes. The fire department was called about 7 a.m., said Port Alberni Fire Chief . . .
Lockdown hinders construction of road to Chhattisgarh's Maoist hot spot
Security forces had taken up the 35-km road project on a war footing, at least three CRPF camps had been set up on the stretch to create a security blanket for workers engaged in its construction
Trust to take over special school
An academy trust hopes to turn a special school around after it was rated inadequate by Ofsted and ordered to become an academy.
Japan must start drafting an Indo-Pacific charter
After watching dozens of webinars, including one co-hosted by the Canon Institute for Global Studies and the Stimson Center, it seems clear that no one kno
Father arrested for defiling own daughters aged 6 and 9 in Ondo
The Ondo State Commandant of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) on Sunday announced that operatives o
Venkaiah Naidu holds review meet with officials to discuss drinking water issue in Andhra Pradesh’s Udayagiri
Vice President of India, M Venkaiah Naidu held meeting with CEO of NITI Aayog, Secretary of Drinking Water and Sanitation, and Secretary.
The Abbas Comedy and the Ongoing Palestinian Tragedy
By insincerely again declaring that he is withdrawing from agreements with Israel, the Palestinian Authority leader is helping to perpetuate the conflict.
The teacher who went above and beyond to check in on his pupils
'I wanted to see if everyone was okay and bring a smile to the kids’ faces'
Coronavirus Bracelets Are Ready to Snitch on Workers
A crop of “new” body-worn devices issue alerts about hospital patients, the quarantined, people under house arrest, and workers who fail to social distance.
Alligator who survived Berlin WWII bombing dies at 84
An alligator that many believe once belonged to Adolf Hitler has died in the Moscow Zoo
635 New Cases of Corona in Delhi, Total Patients are more than 14 Thousand -
Corona cases have increased to 14053 in Delhi, in the last 24 hours 635 new cases have been reported, while
'Own goals' cost Abe support even as coronavirus emergency lifted
TOKYO (Reuters) - A string of controversial missteps has slashed public approval ratings for Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to levels that could threaten to end his term early, even as he lifted a state of emergency after the rate of coronavirus infections declined.
Pelosi makes fans as Democrat who gets under Trump's skin
Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) has assumed many roles for Democrats in the Trump era, from top campaign strategist and party spokeswoman, to impeachment chief and emblem of women's power.
Profile: Afghan Ambulance Crew Faces COVID-19
Herat's ambulance workers are on the frontlines of the fight against the coronavirus, transporting many infected people to the hospitals in this western province, a hotspot of the epidemic.
Tripura distributes 26.88 lakh textbooks, preparations on to resume schools after lockdown
Earlier this month, the education minister said his government is contemplating to restart its schools from June 1 and resume academic activities in them from June 15.
When is Memorial Day in the US and what does it commemorate?
It's traditionally a big holiday weekend.
Beijing Warns Americans Are Pushing Countries Toward ‘New Cold War’
(Bloomberg) — The U.S. should give up its “wishful thinking” of changing China, Foreign Minister Wang Yi said, warning that some in America were pushing relations to a “new Cold War.
READERS’ LETTERS: Untenable position but Dominic Cummings will stay
Sir, – Since lockdown was instigated grandparents have not seen grandchildren, people have died alone and funerals have been limited.
Afghan govt frees Taliban prisoners as truce holds for second day
Afghan authorities released 100 Taliban prisoners Monday as part of the government's response to a surprise, three-day ceasefire the insurgents called to mark the Eid al-Fitr festival.
Rare snow leopards spotted near Kazakh city amid lockdown
ALMATY – Several snow leopards, including a mother and her cub, have been spotted near the Kazakh city of Almaty wandering through a usually popular hiking destination that is now mostly off-limits due to the coronavirus lockdown.
Singapore's APL England loses cargo in heavy Australian seas
SYDNEY (Reuters) - A Singapore-flagged cargo ship lost at least 40 containers in deep waters off the coast of Sydney when they fell overboard in heavy seas, maritime officials said on Monday.
COVID-19 situation in Delhi under control, no unusual rise in cases due to relaxations: Kejriwal
Arvind Kejriwal has said that his government has managed to keep the situation in Delhi under control.
Calls for Cummings to release phone's GPS data to prove where he's been
The data would show exactly where the senior aide has travelled over the last few months.
New Zealand PM unruffled as quake hits mid-interview
The quake struck just off the coast before 8:00 am local time (2000 Sunday GMT) at a depth of about 52 kilometres (32 miles) near Levin, about 90 kilometres north of Wellington, the US Geological Survey said.
Reports of sexual abuse of children triple during lockdown
The justice department receives nearly 280,000 reports from March to May. It blames telecommunications companies for not proactively blocking access to forms of online sexual exploitation of children
CBSE increases exam centres from 3000 to 15,000 for pending board papers: HRD Minister
CBSE increased its exam centres from 3000 to 15,000 now to ensure social distancing during board exams. The board exams will begin from July 1.
Buhari, family members observe Eid prayer inside Aso Villa
President Muhammadu Buhari and members of his family yesterday observed the Eid-El-Fitr prayer at the presidential quarters in line with the protocol
Upstate 19-year-old creates business to help with shortage caused by COVID-19
A 19-year-old in Gaffney saw a shortage caused by COVID-19. Hart Bridges then decided to start his own mask business called Rosleck Safety to help.
Kanini Kega accuses Ruto's team of spreading fake impeachment motion
"They should be careful what they wish for"
Fire at Bombardier plant being treated as accidental
A fire at the Bombardier Aerospace plant in Belfast is being treated as accidental.
English woman calls Welsh 'a bunch of b*****ds' after being told to leave beach
The mother admitted she 'didn't realise Wales wasn't in England' and that different lockdown rules apply.
'What on earth is THAT?' Baffled onlookers say a 'black ring' UFO darted over the skies of famous hippy town for 40 MINUTES
Locals from Nimbin in far north New South Wales reported a mysterious black ring hovering in the sky on Wednesday afternoon.
Miscreants vandalize church set of Malayalam film Minnal Murali at Kalady
In a brazen attack with a communal tone, the film set of a church built for the shoot of a Tovino Thomas movie 'Minnal Murali' has been vandalised by miscreants allegedly belonging to Bajrang Dal under Perumbavoor police station limits in Ernakulam district of Kerala.
Oil falls as US-China tensions take toll
Oil prices eased on Monday on concerns over rising tensions between the United States and China over Beijing's plans to impose security laws on Hong Kong and the possibility of sanctions from
Shoppers line up as Ross Dress for Less stores reopens | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
If two months in isolation taught the Lutu family anything, it was this: They needed more forks.
White House goal on testing nursing homes unmet
Many states said the logistics, costs and manpower needs are too great to test all residents and staff in a two-week window.
This Is My Problem With DP Ruto – COTU Boss Atwoli
Central Organization of Trade Union (COTU) boss Francis Atwoli has indicated that he has no personal differences with the Deputy President William Ruto despite being his harsh critic.Speaking at a
NGT appoints committee to investigate Manali gas leak
Wants panel to find out whether emission standard of ammonia in the plant was within the limits
The Nigerian fraudsters ripping off the unemployment system
"Scattered Canary" group is scamming vital benefits programs amid the pandemic.
BREAKING Durham Police formally asked to investigate whether Dominic Cummings broke the law
Officers have been asked by the region's Police Commissioner to look into new allegations about the PM's top aide - including a sighting of him at Barnard Castle, 30 miles from where he was staying
Coronavirus lockdown: UPSRTC to restart operations soon, MHA nod awaited
"The start of operations and modalities will depend on the directions of the MHA and state government regarding the lockdown and its opening after May 31," he added
Three women a week killed by domestic violence during lockdown
The number of women killed by domestic violence has risen to three a week during lockdown, it has been revealed.
Hundreds cram into football stand for 'outdoor religious ceremony' in lockdown
Police were called after members of the public reported the large gathering of people not adhering to lockdown rules.
Coronavirus: Nobel winner attacks lack of British leadership
Britain has been left to play catch up and firefight its way through the coronavirus pandemic due to a “desperate” … Coronavirus: Nobel winner attacks lack of British leadership Read More »
Americans pass pandemic holiday on beaches, in parks as death toll nears 100,000
All 50 states in the US have relaxed coronavirus restrictions to some degree
Elderly lawyer dies of Covid-19, JK toll rises to 22
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Letters: Find better ways to track quarantined visitors; Pub owner struggles without help; Asian Americans face epidemic of racism | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
The current efforts to enforce the 14-day quarantine by becoming more and more punitive are futile. Those who are law-abiding are not a problem. Those who are not, will find a way around the law.
Coronavirus: Arvind Kejriwal says situation under control despite rise in infections
The chief minister said that 117 private hospitals across the Capital have been asked to keep 20% of their beds reserved for coronavirus patients.
China Says Hong Kong Judiciary to Stay Independent Under New Law
China sought to reassure Hong Kong that its judiciary would remain independent under a new national security law, as concerns grow that the city may lose one of its key selling points for international companies.
VW owners in Germany can claim damages, court rules
Court rules against carmaker for selling vehicles with manipulated diesel engines
Frydenberg’s changes to shareholder class actions smack of ‘cronyism’, lawyers say
The move has been made using emergency Covid-19 powers and favours company directors, they say
One dies, nine injure in Ogun road crashes
One person was confirmed dead while nine others sustained various degrees of injuries in two separate road crashes in Ogun State on Sunday.
Slight increase in Covid-19 cases post relaxation but situation under control: Kejriwal
A week after Delhi government announced some relaxations in the lockdown conditions there has been slight increase in number of Covid-19 cases reported, but the situation seems under control so far, i
Death toll in Mumbai Police rises to 12
A 57-year-old constable posted at a suburban traffic chowky became the 12th personnel in the Mumbai Police and 18th in the State to die of COVID-19 on Monday. The constable was on leave for the past o
Family of Delta senior design petition for Silver Alert improvements
The family of a man whose body was discovered in Delta Sunday wants to make sure no other families have to suffer the kind of panic and pain they did.
COVID-19: Saudi Arabia enters new phase in virus war
Commitment is the key to safety, says minister
Activists Detained As 'Fabricated' Terrorism Trial Resumes In Russia
Activists were reportedly detained and single-person pickets were halted in St. Petersburg before the resumption of the trial of two defendants accused of belonging to a group that prosecutors allege planned to carry out terrorist acts and sought to overthrow the government.
‘Weavers need government help’
Issues to the fore at ‘Mana Palana Mee Soochana’
Change in flight schedule catches passengers off guard at RGIA
Airport scheduled to handle 120 aircraft could operate only 39 flights
Rivers records 27 new cases of coronavirus, total now 116
Rivers State recorded 27 new coronavirus infections, one of the highest so far in the oil-rich state. The state recorded 52 cases between May 13 and 20.
Trudeau will push provinces to give workers 10 days of paid sick leave as Canada grapples with COVID-19
Trudeau says the Liberals will also work on other long-term measures to make it easier for workers to stay home when they're ill
Gamba police stranded after floods maroon station
Homes and offices were rendered inaccessible as officers tried to salvage their property from the water.
Anti-dumping investigation on barley the only one initiated by China on Australia: commerce minister
Since China's anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigation and relevant punitive tariffs against Australia's barley imports have recently become sources of tension, China's Commerce Minister said the investigation is the only one initiated by China on Australia, compared to more than 100 investigations launched by Australia.
Complaint Against Anushka Sharma Over Pataal Lok Pic Which Morphed Corrupt Character’s Face On Yogi’s Photo
Nandkoshor Gurjar a BJP MLA from Loni in Uttar Pradesh has filed a complaint against actor Anushka Sharma the producer of controversial web series Pataal Lok, Hindustan Times has reported.
Memorial Day like no other for Americans under coronavirus restrictions
People have been urged to follow social distancing guidelines to avoid a resurgence of the disease.
Three brothers kill sibling over proceeds from mother's burial
Operatives of the Imo State Police Command are on the trail of three brothers, Patrick Obieshieke, Chinonso Obieshieke and John Erieka for allegedly...
Hazmat suits carelessly dumped at burial site
As per standard protocol, safe disposal of PPE is the responsibility of GHMC
Accountability group calls for COVID-19 transparency, whistleblower protection
OTTAWA — An ad-hoc transparency group is calling on governments to make crucial records related to the COVID-19 pandemic open by default as a measure of accountability to the public.
Boy slashed to neck and face and stabbed in leg in horror park gang attack
The young boy emotionally told his gran: 'The reason I was running was to come and say my last goodbye to my mum before I died'
Ukrainian president: Israel a model in how to fight coronavirus - Foreign Affairs
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called Netanyahu to congratulate him on formation of new government.
Summerlin man performs taps for neighbors to honor veterans
A Summerlin man performed taps on Monday afternoon in front of his home to honor U.S. military veterans for Memorial Day.
Several schools closed down in Seoul, South Korea, after 6-year-old is infected with coronavirus
As the news spread of the 6-year-old boy’s illness, fear quickly emerged among parents with young children, just two days ahead of the planned second-phase...
Dem Sen. Peters: Trump's Objections to Vote-by-Mail 'Outrageous,' 'Hypocrisy'
Monday on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," Sen. Gary Peters (D-MI) accused President Donald Trump of extreme "hypocrisy" over his objections to mass vote by mail in light of the coronavirus pandemic. | Clips
Scrambler yob being chased tried to get into woman's car
Police appealing for information after scary incident at traffic lights in Kirkby
Mayors conserve water
The Okanagan Basin Water Board's Okanagan WaterWise program has released a video of Okanagan mayors to show how they conserve water in their yards as part of the annual Make Water Work campaign.
Leaders queue up at Raj Bhavan, Raut says bid to impose President’s rule will not succeed
"I went to meet the Governor after a call from the Raj Bhavan. I know the governor from our Parliament days," Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut told The Indian Express.
Boris Johnson 'regrets confusion' about Dominic Cummings' trip but says 'I had a lot on'
The under-fire Prime Minister told today's Downing Street briefing when asked about the Dominic Cummings controversy: "Yes, of course I do regret the confusion and the anger and the pain that people feel"
307 ha of fallow land brought under cultivation during lockdown
NT NETWORK Panaji Though the lockdown, which has been imposed in the wake of COVID-19 pandemic for the last over two months, has had an adverse impact on
COVID-19: Researchers Found Half of Coronavirus Conspiracy Theories Spreading on Twitter Were From Bots
These Twitter bots have also been demanding the United States to reopen for the economy. Social media platforms like Twitter are becoming hotspots for information surrounding the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Varadkar hails ‘day of hope’ as no new Covid-19 deaths reported
The last day when no death was reported in Ireland was on March 21.
Dominic Cummings 'dressed like a GP' and his 'weak vocal tone while sitting forward in chair hinted at humility' but his 'discomfort increased at mention of Barnard Castle', says body language expert JUDI JAMES
Judi James said the Prime Minister's top aide had 'an air of low-key humility' as he addressed the nation this afternoon after facing calls to resign over claims he broke coronavirus rules.
Young Surrey artists win B.C.’s ‘Democracy and Me’ contest, in two of the three categories
‘Our democracy and public institutions will be well served by these bright lights’
Govt body for uniformity in boards evaluation likely
Education News: The HRD ministry is ready with a proposal to set up a National Assessment Centre (NAC) as an overarching body to get various school boards to set unif
4-month-old boy is first COVID-19 case in Rampa agency
Baby shifted to GSL Hospital, condition is said to be stable
Salon shop owners face a cut in earnings
Drop in customers and increase in operating costs put them in soup
Virtual courts to be set up for trying petty offences
HC’s computer committee enters into MoU with SBI for payment gateway services
VW loses landmark German case as diesel owners stand to receive damages
A German federal court judge ruled that Volkswagen has to pay compensation to motorists who purchased vehicles with manipulated diesel engines, a ...
Old-fashioned milkman makes rounds as US shoppers stay home
The milk truck can be heard more than a block away, chugging along the narrow tree-lined streets of Washington’s historic Capitol Hill neighborhood.
Shops across England can open next month if guidelines met, PM announces
Non-essential retailers will be allowed to open from June 15, provided the guidelines are met along with the five tests for easing the lockdown.
Denigrating Goa in SSC English paper: BJP suspects conspiracy
NT NETWORK Panaji Stating that the pro-Portugal tendencies in the educational sector, especially existing in teachers, are dangerous for the future of you
Afghan President Vows to Release Another 2,000 Taliban Prisoners
Afghanistan’s President Ashraf Ghani says he will expedite the release of 2,000 prisoners in response to a Taliban ceasefire.
Five-year-old boy flies back home alone from Delhi as domestic flights resume
The boy was among those who arrived from Delhi as domestic air services resumed after two months of COVID-19 lockdown.
Malawi Learners Get School Meals at Home
The young learners receive hot porridge made from maize or soya bean flour mixed with salt and sugar.
In race for tourism, Greece reopens cafes, island ferries
Greece restarted regular ferry services to its islands Monday, and cafes and restaurants were also back open for business as the country accelerated efforts to salvage its tourism season.
Firefighters battle multiple out-of-control forest fires in N.S. and N.B.
There are several forest fires in the Maritimes including three in each province that are considered out of control.
Seniors get front-row seat to gosling rescue at retirement home
Some Sherwood Park youngins left the nest on Saturday, but not without a little bit of assistance.
POP: Corps members to collect certificates at LGAs
The National Youth Service Corps has directed qualified Batch "B" Stream 1 corps members passing out on Thursday to collect their National Service...
Lockdown breach: Boris Johnson's top aide Cummings says he drove to tourist attraction to test his eyesight
He said his sight had been affected by his illness, and he wanted to check if he would be able to drive back to London from northern England
Are you allowed to go to the beach during lockdown and are toilets open?
The beaches have been packed in the hot weather.
Businesses changing restrooms as they move to reopen
Businesses are now having to consider how they’ll need to change up their restrooms as they move to reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic.
El-Rufai: Parents who enroll children into almajiri system may be jailed
Nasir el-Rufai, governor of Kaduna, says has warned parents who enroll their children into the almajiri system that they may end in jail. He gave the warning on Monday when
Ilhan Omar says she believes woman who claims Joe Biden sexually assaulted her
Democrat "squad" member Ilhan Omar says she believes sexual assault allegations against Joe Biden but would vote for him anyway to defeat Donald Trump.In a Tweet defending her support of accuser Tara Reade, the Minnesota congresswoman said that "believing survivors is consistent with my
Toronto police say fraudsters stole $600K from victims by posing as lawyers settling class action lawsuit
Toronto police say two men are facing charges after allegedly defrauding victims by posing as lawyers attempting to settle a class action lawsuit.
Moving beyond geopolitics
In the post-COVID world, countries and tech giants should be obligated to share data in the larger interest of mankind
Gujarat: After almost two months with little work, money, 47 migrant workers return to Bihar
On May 19, in the fourth phase of lockdown, the contractor was ready to walk back home. For this duration, the group of workers had been stranded without any work or money. “Our bags are packed and we are ready to walk to Bihar... We have no option left.”
Shops in England can open next month if social distancing guidelines met, Boris Johnson says
The Prime Minister said outdoor markets and car showrooms would be able to open from June 1, with other retailers following a fortnight later
COVID-19 lockdown stifles Eid celebrations in West Bengal
Eid-ul-fitr celebrations in the city and its neighbourhood turned out to be a low-key affair this year, as people marked the culmination of the fasting month of Ramzan by offering prayers from the confines of their homes, amid the coronavirus-triggered lockdown.
Leaving Cert students must register for calculated grades by Thursday evening
Pupils will need PPS and exam numbers to use portal and must confirm level of each subject
Andhra Pradesh govt directs TTD to stop sale of 50 immovable properties
The Andhra Pradesh government has ordered TTD to stop the sale of its lands and reconsider its decision in view of the sentiments of the devotees.
Bizarre moment police chase high-powered MOBILITY SCOOTER after it was spotted speeding through town
Police were seen chasing a man on a mobility scooter in Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire, this weekend. A resident saw the scooter driving at high speeds earlier that day.
Several domestic flights from IGI cancelled
Many flyers stranded as some States impose curbs; officials ensure adherence to safety guidelines
More than 313,000 have completed B.C.’s COVID-19 survey; one week left to take part
There’s a week left to tell the province your experiences and needs during the COVID-19 pandemic. So far, more than 313,000 people have taken part, said provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry. . .
'Beyond an insult': fury of those who stuck to lockdown rules
Dominic Cummings’ actions outrage people who made sacrifices to stick to guidelines
Covid-19: Stranded for two months in Tripura, Spanish cross-country cyclist finally heads home
Yessenia had come to Tripura from Bangladesh, with plans to visit Mizoram, and then Myanmar.
Dominic Cummings tries to explain when and why of lockdown trip
Key exchanges from press conference given by Boris Johnson’s chief aide
Here’s what gyms will look like after the coronavirus
Your regular sweat seshes are about to look very different.
Nagari once again a red zone with five COVID-19 cases
Chittoor district reports six new cases
Trump to attend Wednesday’s NASA astronaut launch in Florida
Vice President Mike Pence, who is chairman of the National Space Council, also plans to attend Wednesday’s launch.
Madagascar sends troops, doctors to virus-hit eastern town
Madagascar's government has announced it will dispatch troops and doctors to an eastern town after several bodies were found in the streets and where two people died from the novel coronavirus.
Liquor shops open in U.T.
The outlets will function from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Nine murders committed to hide one: Telangana police solve shocking case of 9 bodies found in Warangal well
The sensational discovery of nine bodies in a Warangal well turned out to be a grisly case of a migrant worker committing nine murders to hide one crime of murder. The discovery of four bodies from
Spain revises coronavirus death toll down by nearly 2,000
MADRID (Reuters) - Spain’s health ministry revised the country’s coronavirus death toll down by nearly 2,000 to 26,834 on Monday after checking data provided by regions.
Snowfall expected in Eastern, Western Cape provinces on Tuesday
The Eastern and Western Cape provinces can expect snowfall on Tuesday, according to the South African Weather Service, with some areas experiencing cool to cold weather.
Zimbabwe Detains 2 Journalists for Breaking COVID Lockdown Rules
Paidamoyo Saurombe of Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights, who is representing journalists Frank Chikowore and Samuel Takawira, said Saturday the magistrate court would hold the men until it makes a bail ruling Tuesday.
COVID-19 Has Turned Paradise Into a Privacy Nightmare
When Tara Trunfio stepped off her flight from Boulder to Maui, she didn’t see the leis and grass skirts that so many visitors expect. Instead, the 23-year-old saw masked officials warning that visitors who don’t comply with the islands’ 14-day quarantine requirement would be arrested.
Politics student, 18, murdered boyfriend, 18, by driving over him at farm, court hears
Grace Ross, 18, allegedly murdered Joshua Kerr, also 18, at Little Balquhomrie Farm near Leslie, Fife, on Friday. She drove a car into him before running over his head, the charge stated.
WHO warns of 'second peak' in areas where COVID-19 declining
GENEVA (Reuters) - Countries where coronavirus infections are declining could still face an “immediate second peak” if they let up too soon on measures to halt the outbreak, the World Health Organization said on Monday.
Safety, hygiene concerns at COVID-19 centre in Ghatkopar
Patients recovering from virus, newly infected share rooms and bathing facilities, says inmate
Moment 'aggressive' shopper accuses carer of 'spreading germs' by wearing her uniform in B&M store amid Covid crisis - leaving her in floods of tears
Kimberley Simpson, from Burton-upon-Trent in Staffordshire, claimed a fellow customer followed her through the store for ten minutes 'shouting' that she shouldn't be allowed inside.
No new cases of coronavirus recorded in Derby
Sadly two more deaths were reported at our local hospitals
India claims capturing another 'Pakistani spy pigeon'
The pigeon allegedly had a ring carrying a phone number, according to police
World War II veteran, 100, beats coronavirus after 58 days in hospital
'I really thought so many times that he was gone, you know, I really did' Lloyd Falk's daughter said.
Heatwave intensifies in northern India, Churu hottest at 47.5 degrees Celsius
The India Meteorological Department (IMD), which had issued a red colour-coded alert for north India for May 25-26 when the prevailing heatwave conditions are expected to peak, said dust and thunderstorms are likely to bring some relief on May 29-30.
Nanaimo seniors care home to remain under Island Health's control for now
Island Health has extended its daily management of a privately owned Nanaimo seniors home until at least the end of July.Susan Abermann was appointed administrator of the 150-bed Nanaimo’s . . .
Gujarat: One year on, 370 engineering graduates still await posting orders from govt
Notably, the government advertisement for the posts was out in November 2015 and the final recruitment is yet to be over. And now these candidates have started registering their protest on social media since they cannot protest in public due to Covid-19 and lockdown.
Fear of airline bankruptcies triggered knee-jerk opening; but states not playing ball
Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri's plea for 'cooperative federalism' shows that Centre anticipated some resistance to reopening domestic flights; they why were flights restarted without consulting the states?
Muslim World Largely Ignores Social Distancing Rules During Eid Celebrations
In Bangladesh, India and Pakistan, people ignored physical distancing rules to celebrate Eid, the most important Muslim holiday.
Teenage girl among two dead after Cornwall sea rescues
The girl was trapped under a boat while a man died after being pulled out of the sea off Cornwall.
Govt. directs TTD to put sale of properties on hold
Decision comes a day ahead of BJP’s call for Statewide protest
‘No case of heat stroke reported so far’: Number of heat-related illnesses down in Maharashtra
So much so that at the state-run Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Dial 108 ambulances, officials said in the last three months, they had not served any heat-related emergency.
Early take-off: On resumption of air travel
With no consensus on health monitoring of passengers among States, travel remains risky
Turkey records 29 deaths, 987 new Covid-19 cases
More than 120,000 people have recovered and people needing intensive care continued on a downward trend, according to the health ministry statistics.
With wheat harvest over, Punjab registers spike in stubble burning
Moga district has seen the highest number of farm fire incidents at 1,179 so far
Some Kelowna business owners feel unheard with no hearing on supportive housing project
A new homeless housing complex destined for Ellis Street in Kelowna’s North End is being launched with no input from the neighbours.“It’s
Maharashtra: In state’s over 52,000 cases, nearly 1,000 are healthcare personnel
According to data from the state Health department, of the total 969 infected personnel, 215 are doctors and 310 are nurses. The maximum number of cases are from the cities with the highest number of cases: Mumbai, Pune and Malegaon.
Big technology firms should be stopped from turning the world into a China, Noam Chomsky says
He is referring to China's social credit system that tracks citizens to award/deduct points on a score determining one's access to services.
Uttar Pradesh releases skill map of migrant workers
State government says it will provide them jobs as per their skills, experience.
Dutch court rejects attempt to stop 5G rollout over health concerns
AMSTERDAM: A court in the Netherlands on Monday rejected a suit brought by a group seeking to halt the country's 5G telecommunications network ...
Vancouver Island hasn’t seen a new homegrown case of COVID-19 in two weeks
Island’s low and steady transmission rate chalked up to several factors
Naftali Bennett: Supreme Court ruling 'broadcasts a message of weakness' - Defense/Security
"We had reached a level of zero terror attacks, but the Court is destroying our deterrence," says former Defense Minister.
Biden makes 1st in-person appearance in more than 2 months
Biden and his wife, Jill, laid a wreath of white flowers tied with a white bow and bowed their heads in silence at the park.
Powerlifter gives back to Surrey healthcare workers during COVID-19 pandemic
Sumeet Sharma aims to visit all Lower Mainland hospitals, including Peace Arch, to deliver food
Three new COVID cases in Puducherry
Three more persons test positive for COVID-19 in Puducherry on Monday taking the tally to 32.While two cases were reported in Muthialpet, the third was detected in Reddiarpalayam.Health Minister Malla
Balan warns of community spread
‘Several persons in home quarantine have violated norms’
2 arrested for trying to smuggle drugs worth R10 million into SA from Mozambique
A man and woman were caught attempting smuggle R10 million worth of crystal meth drugs into South Africa.
Farmers protest restrictions on paddy cultivation in Haryana
State government wants to encourage crop diversification
UCD rules out fees refund sought by students due to Covid-19 ‘disruption’
Hundreds of international students seek partial rebate due to impact on experience
On Day 1 of Last Week of Lockdown 4.0, India Reopens Skies; Sees Worst Single-Day Spike of 6,977 | 10 Points
With nearly 7,000 new cases in last 24 hours, India now has a COVID-19 count of more than 1.4 lakh, the tenth-highest in the world, overtaking Iran.
Boris Johnson confirms reopening of shops from June 1 as coronavirus lockdown eased
The Prime Minister has said outdoor markets and car showrooms can reopen next week - with other shops to follow two weeks later as lockdown restrictions are eased
Joe Biden made his first appearance outside his home in 2 months to honor Memorial Day at a veterans park in Delaware, Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore
Business Insider - Biden and his wife, Jill, wore black face masks in their first public appearance during the coronavirus pandemic.. Read more at businessinsider.sg
COVID-19: INEC unveils policy on conducting elections ahead of Edo, Ondo gov’ship elections
THE Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Monday, unveiled possible on conducting elections under the current ravaging novel...
Zee office building in Noida sealed
The Zee Media Corporation Limited building in Noida’s Sector 16 has been sealed for sanitisation and access to it will be allowed only after the health team issues a fitness certificate, the District
Lockdown casts shadow on Id
Festivities restricted to families; the spread at the dining table too was simpler
Biden leaves home to make 1st in-person appearance in 2 months
Since abruptly canceling a March 10 rally in Cleveland at the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee has waged much of his campaign from his home in Wilm...
WATCH: Steelers' Alejandro Villanueva on the Meaning of Memorial Day
Steelers tackle Alejandro Villanueva, who was also an Army Ranger, has narrated a wonderful video about the meaning of Memorial Day.
Labour Undermining The Election By Keeping Us At Level 2
“Labour and Jacinda Ardern are undermining this year’s election by keeping New Zealand at Alert Level 2 for another month,” says ACT Leader David Seymour.
No interim relief for HDIL promoters
A Sessions court has rejected the interim bail plea filed by Rakesh and Sarang Wadhawan, promoters of Housing Development and Infrastructure Limited (HDIL) and key accused in the Punjab and Maharashtr
Batting for free speech: On filing of defamation cases against press
Reckless filing of criminal defamation cases against the press must end
2.4 lakh subsidised Tirupati Laddus sold in AP on day-one
Observing all COVID-19 guidelines in the presence of local government machinery, the devotees queued up at TTD marriage halls and TTD Information Centres for the sacred prasadam.
Joe Biden made his first appearance outside of his home in two months to honor Memorial Day at a veterans park in Delaware
Former Vice President Joe Biden honored veterans on Memorial Day in an event which saw him appear outside his home for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic shut down the US in March.
Relief for fishermen as Centre lifts ban early
With 5,800 mechanised boats, State will benefit the most in south India
As A Business Man, I May Start Cultivating A Weed Farm Soon – Stonebwoy Reveals
Multiple Award-winning Dancehall artiste, Stonebwoy has disclosed his intentions of going into weed farming after the government of Ghana legalised it recently.
Don’t try to fool government
Concrete answers are few and far between during a pandemic, which is why there weren’t a lot of them during the Kelowna Chamber of Commerce’s monthly webinar on Monday.
IGP Kashmir takes stock of law and order situation
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Joe Biden made his first appearance outside of his home in two months to honor Memorial Day at a veterans park in Delaware
Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden made a public appearance outside of his home for the first time in over two months on Monday to observe Memorial Day at a veterans park in Delaware.
Domestic passengers landing at Kerala don't seem to need Aarogya Setu
According to the rules, anyone arriving in Kerala on flights, can go into state run quarantine centres, if they so wish or if they have a separate attached bathroom at their home can remain in it for two weeks, when the quarantine period will end
Joe Biden made his first appearance outside of his home in two months to honor Memorial Day at a veterans park in Delaware
Biden and his wife, Jill, wore black face masks in their first public appearance during the coronavirus pandemic.
Buhari reportedly probes Late Kyari's office, cancels appointments
Though no reason was given for the president’s action, reports suggested no less than 150 memos that didn’t have his authorisation may have been uncovered.
Sorrow for new Afghan parents after hospital attack
Zia Gul gave birth to her daughter just an hour after escaping from gunmen who rampaged through a Kabul maternity ward, and now struggles to reconcile motherhood with the trauma of the attack.
Heat wave conditions to continue for a few more days
The heat wave conditions being experienced in different parts of the State are likely to continue for a few more days.Scorching heat is being witnessed in several districts with important towns, espec
Navajo Nation imposes 57-hour lockdown as virus death toll rises
Even essential businesses must remain closed as the entire tribe enters a strict lockdown for Memorial Day weekend.
India, China Hold Talks To Resolve Issue On Ladakh Border; No Breakthrough Achieved Yet: Report
Sources said, there have been five rounds of talks between military commanders on the ground.
UDF to intervene in KC(M) infighting
Joseph, Jose factions spar over Kottayam district panchayat president post
Alberta minister says it’s a ‘great time’ to build a pipeline because COVID-19 restrictions limit protests against them
Sonya Savage made the comment Friday in a podcast hosted by the Canadian Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors
Old Bitcoin Miner Proves Craig Wright has No Access to 145 Tulip Trust Addresses
Signed messages claiming Craig Wright is a fraud were sent from 145 Bitcoin addresses Wright listed were his in the Tulip Trust. The addresses seemed to have be
Accountability group calls for COVID-19 transparency, whistleblower protection
OTTAWA - An ad-hoc transparency group is calling on governments to make crucial records related to the COVID-19 pandemic open by default as a measure of acc
JNUSU, admin spar over circular advising students to go home
Students’ union feels that travelling at this time put lives at risk
Inside AfDB 'whistleblower' allegations against Akinwumi Adesina
Mr Adesina denies wrongdoing and the Bank's ethics committee sides with him.
Asymptomatic travellers can go home: Delhi govt.
It has issued norms for domestic journeys
Dancing with disinfectant: China’s nightclubs reopen as lockdowns ease
SHANGHAI – Nightclubs in China have mostly come back to life as owners and customers feel increasingly comfortable the novel coronavirus epidemic is under control, but disinfectant, disposable
Iranian tanker docks in Venezuelan port, domestic refining rises
VALENCIA — The first of five Iranian tankers carrying fuel to Venezuela has moored at a port serving the El Palito refinery, the oil minister said on Monday, and Refinitiv Eikon data showed a second vessel had entered its waters.
Trump vastly outspending Biden in presidential campaign ad wars
President Trump’s campaign has outspent Democratic challenger Joe Biden's by nearly a three-to-one margin since the general election campaign got underway a month-and-a-half ago.
Supply chyawanprash, kadha to people for free if these can help prevent COVID-19: Akhilesh Yadav
Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav said that the Ministry of AYUSH is showing on TV that decoction and chyawanprash should be taken to avoid coronavirus.
Pak Trained ‘Spy Pigeon’ Held At Border
A pigeon, suspected to be trained in Pakistan for spying, was captured along the International Border (IB) in Kathua district
Warning! Do Not Try This at Home: Netizens Left Shocked as Man Casually Gives King Cobra a Bath
It looked like the snake was enjoying the water as it stayed quite calm throughout.
Air travel resumes with hiccups, schools to open in July as India reports 10th highest Covid-19 cases in world
Domestic air travel resumed on Monday after two months even as India entered the list of 10 countries worst hit by the novel coronavirus after record spike in the number of cases for four consecutive days.
Gov. Cuomo sinks Staten Island’s bid for early coronavirus reopening
Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Monday sank Staten Island’s bid to begin its coronavirus reopening ahead of the other four boroughs. “I understand the Staten Island mentality. I love Staten Island
Locals protest over hedgerow cutting – in National Biodiversity Week
Council workers moved on to cut grass only
Western Australia Lashed by 'Once-in-a-Decade' Storm
Strong winds and heavy rainfall on Sunday and Monday battered buildings and downed trees in and around the Australian city of Perth.
A mink may have infected a second Dutch worker with coronavirus, agriculture minister says
A second farm worker in the Netherlands is likely to have been infected with coronavirus by a mink, but risk of further contagion is deemed “negligible.”
DOJ Investigating Ahmaud Arbery Murder As Possible Hate Crime
The DOJ told Ahmaud Arbery’s family that the department was investigating his murder as a possible hate crime.
The Centre’s Kashmir policy and a heavy price to pay
India will have to face mounting security threats and the people of Jammu and Kashmir the systematic denial of rights
Expert team to probe pedal edema deaths in Chintoor
Health Minister promises all help to tribal people
Woman’s body found in A.P. linked to Gorrekunta deaths in TS
Confession of accused led to identification of victim, says GRP SP
Nine murders committed to hide one - Telangana police solve the shocking case of nine dead bodies found in Warangal well
The sensational finding of nine bodies in a Warangal well turned out to be a grisly case of a migrant worker committing nine murders to hide his prior crime of one killing. The revelation of four
Toy drives for children in Armadale during coronavirus crisis
The Dale Hub in West Lothian give away toys three times a week to children in their community
Ontario Premier suggests alcohol delivery via restaurants could continue post-pandemic
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has hinted that alcohol delivery through restaurants could continue even after the COVID-19 pandemic is over.
Rajasthan Villagers Dig Water Reservoir to Ensure Thirsty Wild Animals Don't Stray Into Village
A group of around 35 people of Rajasthan's Pali village, situated in Jamavaramgarh tehsil, took part in the effort.
‘Return of Goans working overseas will trigger massive unemployment’
NT NETWORK Panaji Admitting that the return of the Goans working abroad, including seafarers to their motherland, following Coronavirus pandemic would res
Akinwunmi Adesina: US demands investigation into AfDB's decision on Nigeria's ex-minister
Following the allegations of impropriety against the president of the African Development Bank (AfDB), Akinwumi Adesina, the US government has demanded a probe.
Derbyshire MPs react to Dominic Cummings' statement
'My constituents will think that it is one rule for them and another for the rest'
COVID-19 outbreak in city under control: CM
‘We are prepared for surge in cases’
Memorial Day like no other for Americans under coronavirus restrictions
People have been urged to follow social distancing guidelines to avoid a resurgence of the disease.
Time to push pipelines?
Alberta's energy minister says it's a good time to build a pipeline because public health restrictions limit protests against them.
Shops across England can open next month if guidelines met, PM announces
Non-essential retailers will be allowed to open from June 15, provided the guidelines are met along with the five tests for easing the lockdown.
People warned not to test eyesight by driving after Dominic Cummings' statement
Dominic Cummings admitted making a 60-mile round trip to test his eyesight.
Coronavirus Pushes Government's First Anniversary Celebration Online
The first anniversary of the Narendra Modi government's second term will be marked online in a big way in view of the challenge posed by the highly infectious coronavirus. A detailed plan of action has been drawn up, complete with digital press conferences by ministers, video conference with people, and extensive social media interactions.
Museveni to open face mask factory in Mukono
The company currently employs over 200 Ugandans, who have been trained in the production of face masks.
Memorial Day like no other for Americans under coronavirus restrictions
People have been urged to follow social distancing guidelines to avoid a resurgence of the disease.
Cases whittle down to 74 as 37 get discharged in Nellore
In a welcome development, 37 persons were discharged from hospital on recovery in SPSR Nellore district on Monday. As many as 15 patients, including 14 from the COVID-19 hotspot of Sullurpeta, were di
Educators Union threatens legal action over ‘unsafe’ reopening of schools
Eusa's lawyers are meeting on Tuesday to discuss possible legal action against the department over the return to schools.
‘Decision to auction TTD assets not fair’
Trust Board special invitee writes to Subba Reddy
Awaiting trial for rape, John Jackson asks to be released from jail over COVID-19 concerns
Pro boxer John Jackson wants to be released from jail for fear of catching COVID-19. He is currently waiting trial on charges of rape and child pornography.
'Abduction of MDC ladies was fake' General Sibusiso Moyo says
Minister of Foreign Affairs General Sibusiso Moyo says the abduction of MDC female officials was a stage-managed theatrical display meant to tarnish the image o...
IAF to operationalise second Tejas squadron in Sulur in Tamil Nadu on May 27
The Indian Air Force will operationalise its second squadron comprising indigenously developed light combat aircraft Tejas on Wednesday at Sulur airbase near Coimbatore. Chief of Air Staff Air Chief
Purchase of foot-operated dispensers raises doubts
An order to purchase more than 19,000 foot-operated dispensers for hand sanitisers seems to have all the makings of a controversy. The Health Department had placed a direct order for supply of the foo
Covid-19 has reduced developing and developed countries to same level – President Buhari
President Muhammadu Buhari, Sunday said coronavirus has reduced developing and developed countries to same level.
Kannur native’s death takes toll to 6
49 more test positive, majority of them imported cases
NCP chief meets Governor amid rising tensions in State
Party claims it was courtesy visit, no politics discussed
Virtual Rallies, Conferences: This is How BJP Plans to Celebrate First Anniversary of Modi Govt 2.0
Describing PM Modi as the world's most popular leader, the party said his government in the first year has fulfilled people's decade-long aspirations and dreams.
Tirumala laddus fly off shelves in no time
Stocks at district headquarters evaporate in no time
Clusters more likely as Ireland begins to re-open but it wouldn't 'necessarily mean things are not working'
Dr Tony Holohan said it’ll be up to health authorities to interpret data and explain it the public if cases begin to rise again.
Eight people arrested in Victoria homeless camp after enforcement order issued
Those living in tents were given until May 20 to move indoors
'Alive by the grace of God': Allen West being released from hospital after motorcycle crash
Former Florida Rep. Allen West is being released from the hospital to his home in Texas after suffering multiple injuries in a motorcycle crash.
Flight operations in Andhra Pradesh to resume today
The State government has listed guidelines for passengers and airlines in view of resumption of domestic operations in the country. An order by the Department of Infrastructure and Investments has bee
Boys let black widow bite them in hopes of turning into Spider-Man
Three young Bolivian brothers were hospitalized after getting a black widow spider to bite them — thinking it would turn them into Spider-Man, according to officials. The Marvel-loving siblings
Joe Biden made his first appearance outside his home in 2 months to honor Memorial Day at a Delaware veterans park
Biden and his wife, Jill, wore black face masks in their first public appearance during the coronavirus pandemic.
RJD Leader Attacked At Bihar Residence; Parents, Brother Killed: Police
RJD leader JP Chaudhary was grievously injured and his parents and brother were killed after a group of five assailants opened indiscriminate fire on them at their residence in Rupanchak village of Gopalganj district on Sunday night.
Coronavirus | Low volume of cases but more affected areas
Health officials are looking out for some areas where there could be community transmission.
Burundi’s ruling party wins troubled presidential election
Contested victory comes after campaign marked by claims of political violence
Carer in floods of tears as B&M shopper berates her for 'spreading germs'
Kimberley Simpson took to Facebook after a B&M shopper berated her for 'spreading germs' because she was wearing her uniform, which left the key worker in tears
VIDEO: 10-Year-Old California Girl Chases Off Suspected Burglar
A ten-year-old California girl chased off a suspected burglar while she was waiting in the family's car in the driveway of their home.
NCLAT sets asides NCLT order to make MCA party in all insolvency, company matters
Allowing the plea filed by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA), a two-member bench of the appellate tribunal said the NCLT's direction was "beyond the power" and amounted to "imposition of a new rule in a compelling fashion".
AAP, BJP trade barbs over mishandling of epidemic
They attack each other over lack of effort
High-risk wards flatten curve
However, wards with few cases initially record rise in infection
UK planning to reduce Huawei’s 5G role: Report
The British prime minister instructed officials to draw up plans under which Chinas involvement in the countrys 5G infrastructure would be scaled down to zero by 2023, according to the newspaper.
Elaborate arrangements at RGIA
No stipulation of 14-day quarantine period for those without any symptoms
Trump tweets and golfs, but makes no mention of virus’s toll
As President Donald Trump’s motorcade pulled into his golf club in Virginia on an overcast Sunday, a small group of protesters waited outside the entrance. One held up a sign.
Letters to the Editor — May 26, 2020
NREGA to the rescueWith lakhs of migrant workers rushing back to their home States due to the lockdown, MGNREGA appears to be the only scaleable programme of rural employment that can come to their re
Traders report tomato shortage as pest reappears in Kano
Tuta Absoluta, also known as Tomato Leafminer or Tomato Ebola, was first recorded in Nigeria in 2015 but has reappeared and ravaging farms across Nigeria
J&K Govt Says Covid-19 Testing Rose By 350 Percent
Jammu and Kashmir administration said on Monday that the coronavirus testing rate has increased by 350 percent , making Union Territory number one in the country to test 10,000 people per million.
Dutch PM didn't see dying mother due to virus lockdown
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte was unable to visit his dying mother in her final weeks because he obeyed coronavirus restrictions against visiting care homes, his office said.
Kerala: CM Pinarayi Vijayan’s Hometown In Kannur District Turns Coronavirus Hotspot
With ‘Pinarayi’ turning a hotspot along with three more places on Monday, at present there are 59 hotspots in Kerala.
Clean Up America Tour Continues in Democrat-Controlled Philadelphia
Scott Presler's latest clean up America and register voters campaign took place in Philadelphia during the Memorial Day weekend.
ILO expresses deep concerns over labour law suspension, tweaking to PM Modi
The ILO's intervention came after ten central trade unions escalated the issue of suspension and tweaking of labour laws with the international body through a letter on May 14, 2020.
Last Zamindar of Singampatti no more
Murugadoss took the reins as a child
A return with just 20 customers might not seem economic, but for Ballarat restaurants, it's a perfect start
Ballarat restaurateurs say a return to dine in with 20 people as of next Monday is a smart move
13 eyebrow-raising moments from Dominic Cummings' coronavirus press conference
In an hour-long press conference, the PM's top aide offered no apology, no regrets and no resignation for making a 500-mile round trip in lockdown. Here are the 13 most surprising ways he tried to justify his actions
Spain urges foreign holidaymakers to return in July
Spain has urged foreign holidaymakers to return in July as one of Europe's strictest lockdowns eased, though tourism businesses were sceptical about salvaging the summer season.
Have mercy on Washiali, troubled Echesa tells Uhuru
Former Sports Cabinet Secretary Rashid Echesa has pleaded with President Uhuru Kenyatta to have mercy and pardon Mumias East MP Benjamin Washiali, the Majority Chief Whip, amid a looming purge as the
Mint Lite | Top 5 news and views around the world
News and views, opinions and talking points from around the world to start your day
Rainstorm destroys houses, school in Badagry - The Nation Nigeria
At least 30 houses including a primary school have been damaged after heavy rainfall at Iragon-Iragbo community in Badagry.
Protesters hang effigy of Kentucky governor near state Capitol
Protesters frustrated by Kentucky's response to the coronavirus hung an effigy of Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear on a tree in front of the governor's mansion in Frankfort.
UK PM struggles to shift attention from coronavirus infected aide's trip
Johnson said Cummings “followed the instincts of every father and every parent,” traveling so that extended family could care for his 4-year-old son if he and his wife both fell ill.
Bid to 'save lives' with $21m boost for domestic violence services
Women's refuges, men's behaviour change programs and a pop-up safe house will all benefit from a $21 million domestic violence funding boost.
Trump administration promises 100 million coronavirus testing swabs by the end of 2020
The Trump administration sent Congress a national coronavirus testing strategy in time to meet a Sunday deadline, The Washington Post reports, citing a copy of the 80-page "COVID-19 Strategic Testing Plan" it obtained.The report delivered to Congress promises that the federal government will
Govt inquiry warns Australia bushfires not a 'one-off event'; Warns frequency of events 'increasing'
An inquiry into Australia's recent bushfires that scorched an area larger than most nations and displaced thousands opened Monday, with a stark warning that such disasters would become longer and
Nearly three-fourths of professionals prefer Work From Home option
Around 7 out of 10 working professionals prefer Work From Home (WFH) option.Further, close to 80 per cent believe that WFH could ensure clean air, and 65 per cent of the respondents call on the Govern
CSO alleges return of ethno-religious dominance by Buhari
CSO, Coalition in Defence of Nigerian Democracy and Constitution, Monday,3 alleged return of ethnoreligious dominance by President Muhammadu Buhari, based on recent appointments.
COVID 19: Umahi bemoans astronomical rise of cases in Ebonyi
Gov. David Umahi of Ebonyi has bemoaned the astronomical rise of COVID-19 cases in the state, describing it as ‘shocking and disturbing’.
President told to ‘just stop’ offensive tweets by own side after lashing out with insults and conspiracy theories as US death toll heads toward 100,000
Donald Trump spent the weekend ahead of Memorial Day playing golf and pushing conspiracy theories on Twitter, insulting his political enemies like Joe Biden, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Nancy Pelosi and Stacey Abrams and insinuating that MSNBC host Joe Scarborough is guilty of murder.His tweet storm
Current Time Report Sparks Investigation At Makeshift Hospital In Moscow Region
Prosecutors in Moscow say they have started an investigation after Current Time reported alleged shortages of medicines and labor violations at a makeshift hospital for coronavirus patients set up by a well-known Azerbaijani-Russian businessman Araz Agalarov.
Students Sue Harvard over Campus Shutdown
Harvard University is facing a $5 million class-action lawsuit over its ongoing campus shutdown, which began in March due to the Chinese virus pandemic. Students claim that they are entitled to refunds for the decline in the quality of their education this semester.
George P. Bush honoring fallen heroes with virtual Memorial Day ceremony
Along with Bush, Admiral William McRaven will honor men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Public sector wage battle looms for the Berejiklian government
The Berejiklian government will face a revolt from the Opposition, Greens and the crossbench in the upper house if it attempts to freeze public sector wages.
Tamil Nadu records 805 new Covid-19 cases on Monday; employees from private firms test positive
Employees in some of the companies in and around Chennai are now reporting positive for Covid-19.Nokia Solutions and Networks India shut its Sriperumbudur plant after about 20 of its employees tested
Beijing says it will unilaterally impose national laws in Hong Kong 'without delay' as thousands take to the streets in protest
China's foreign minister said that implementing anti-sedition laws in Hong Kong is now a "pressing obligation."
Detained Zakzaky gives food items to Kaduna journalists
Detained leader of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria, IMN, Sheikh Ibrahim El-Zakzaky has donated food items to the Correspondent Chapel
Nepal reports highest single-day coronavirus surge; total cases cross 650-mark
Twenty-six people from the Rautahat district, three each from Kathmandu, Dhanusha and Kapilvastu districts were tested positive for the virus, the health ministry said in a statement.
Johor supermarket ordered to close for breaching CMCO SOP
JOHOR BARU, May 25 — A leading supermarket in Taman Desa Tebrau here has been ordered to close after it was found to have violated standard operating procedures (SOPs) under the conditional movement control order (CMCO). Johor Health director Dr Aman Rabu who confirmed the matter said the...
Black Country bishops condemn Government 'betrayal' of public
The Bishop of Wolverhampton has described Boris Johnson's backing of Dominic Cummings as a "betrayal" of those who have obeyed the strict lockdown laws during the coronavirus pandemic.
ROP shuts down store for violating Supreme Committee's decisions
The Royal Oman Police (ROP) has closed one of stores in South Al Sharqiyah Governorate
Russian mercenaries evacuate from western Libya after Haftar losses
UN-recognized government forces have, with Turkish help, made sudden strides in recent weeks, seizing a string of towns, capturing the strategically important airbase, and destroying several Russian-made air defense systems.
Tortoise falls from high-rise balcony and injures seven-year-old girl
The seven-year-old's mum says she is lucky to be alive after the tortoise, weighing around a kilogram, plummeted from a high-rise block of flats as she played in the street in southern China
Germany divided over plans to nix rules despite outbreaks
A spat was brewing Monday between Germany's federal government and state governors over plans by some regional leaders to end pandemic-related restrictions despite fresh clusters of cases across the country.
European pools and gyms slowly reopen but seniors wary
European gyms and pools began reopening Monday as the coronavirus lockdown eased in countries including Germany, Iceland, Italy and Spain, but some elderly patrons remained wary of taking the plunge.
Union minister in-charge of pharma skips quarantine, sparks row
Sadananda Gowda central rule, says he is exempt as he is handling essential sector
The aching ordeal of a mothers’ stay in prison after a flawed trial
Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | A mother of seven who was arrested in Kampala, charged and erroneously imprisoned has finally reunited with her children after more than a month since the incident. Lillian Achiro, 41 was vending oranges, tangerine and lemons when she was arrested by the police for defying presidential directives on the …
Opinion: Nigeria’s 5-years of a turnaround under Buhari by Abe Kolawole
But when all these did not post the desired result on the economy, he threw his arms up in surrender in that statement that portrayed his helplessness on it.
Meat industry is trying to get back to normal, but workers are still getting sick
Tyson Foods, the largest meat processor in the United States, has transformed its facilities across the country since legions of its workers started getting sick from the novel coronavirus. It...
Covid-19 deaths rise to 514 in Northern Ireland
The number of people who have died after testing positive for coronavirus in Northern Ireland has risen to 514 after eight more deaths were reported by the Department of Health.
16 arrested for illegal hunting on Eastern Cape farm
Sixteen hunters have been arrested for illegal hunting after they allegedly killed 12 springboks at a private farm in the Hofmeyr district in the Eastern Cape.
Top Egypt medical union warns of health system ‘collapse’
CAIRO, May 25 — Egypt’s top medical union today warned of a “complete collapse” of the country’s health system, accusing the health ministry of negligence in failing to protect healthcare workers from coronavirus. “The syndicate is warning that the health system could completely...
President Barack Obama Played Golf on 7 Out of 8 Memorial Day Weekends
Trump has taken criticism for golfing on Memorial Day weekend, but Obama golfed on 7 of the 8 Memorial Day weekends of his presidency.
4 Ways Your Vote Could Help Shape the Future of Mental Health Care
On Nov. 3, 2020, we'll head to the polls to vote for the national, state, and local candidates that best represent our values. There are many important issues
Afghanistan frees first group of Taliban prisoners in response to ceasefire
Afghan authorities released 100 Taliban prisoners Monday as part of the government's response to a surprise, three-day ceasefire the insurgents called to mark the Eid al-Fitr festival.
COVID-19 patients in East Java hospital demand to be let out for Idul Fitri
COVID-19 patients at the Slamet Martodirjo regional hospital in Pamekasan, East Java, have demanded to be allowed to celebrate Idul Fitri at home with their families, with some resorting to extreme measures.
Do not take bookings for middle seat after June 6, Supreme Court tells Air India
The Supreme Court on Monday allowed Air India to continue operating its non-scheduled flights with their middle seats filled till June 6.
COVID-19: Measures issued to ensure worker safety in Duqm
The Special Economic Zone Authority of Duqm (Sezad), in collaboration with the Ministry of Health, has issued instructions that need to be followed by everyone in the city and the surrounding areas
Toronto Zoo trying to innovate as it faces budget crunch
Zoo offers drive-through exhibit as it reopens, but attendance was falling for years before pandemic
Will the tax exemption for butter imports be cancelled? - Inside Israel
Finance Min. Yisrael Katz approves continued butter imports, as Agriculture Min. Alon Schuster pushes to cancel import tax exemption.
Beijing says it will unilaterally impose national laws in Hong Kong ‘without delay’ as thousands take to the streets in protest
As protests continued in Hong Kong, China pledged to impose new national security laws on the city “without the slightest delay,” reported Lily Kuo at The Guardian.
Africa Day: Covid-19 has multiplied SA’s hardships, but continent will rise – Thandi Modise
'We have faced these threats over centuries, we have not given in; we have persevered, we have grown and we shall overcome.'
Two workers of Toronto Loblaws test positive for COVID-19, now isolating at home
TORONTO — Two workers at a Loblaws grocery store at the old Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto have tested positive for COVID-19. Loblaw says it closed the store briefly to allow for additional cleaning and has since reopened.
Excavation work begins at Adichanallur, Sivakalai sites
Originally scheduled for March 15, the work was delayed due to lockdown
Sir David Attenborough reminds us about climate change during coronavirus
He hopes we place a renewed importance on the climate.
Who is Dominic Cummings? Profile of PM's aide as he makes coronavirus statement
From Education to the Vote Leave campaign to 10 Downing Street, Dominic Cummings has spent more than a decade leaving a trail of controversy where he goes
Trump threatens to move Republican National Convention out of North Carolina unless ‘full attendance’ allowed
Trump’s tweets about the RNC, planned for Charlotte, come just two days after North Carolina recorded its largest daily increase in positive coronavirus cases yet
Cave of the Patriarchs to reopen on Tuesday - Inside Israel
Cave of the Patriarchs reopens following coronavirus lockdowns - but the number of visitors will be limited.
In Karnataka, Mandatory Quarantine Is Making A Hole In Fliers' Pocket
The seven-day mandatory intitutional quarantine is proving to be a headache for many of those taking flights to Karnataka after resumption of domestic air-travel.
Heatwave intensifies in northern India, Churu hottest at 47.5 deg C
India News: NEW DELHI: Heatwave conditions intensified in most of the northern states of India on Monday, with Churu in Rajasthan scorching at 47.
Changes will likely stay
Ken Beattie is old enough to recall when B.C. pubs had to keep their doors closed to anyone looking for a cold one on a Sunday.
Deliberations on to resolve LAC tensions
Indian, Chinese troops dig in with reinforcements.
Elizabeth Warren, after swearing off top-dollar fundraisers, to hold one for Biden
Sen. Elizabeth Warren – who during her White House bid repeatedly forswore top-dollar fundraisers with wealthy donors – will host such a gathering for presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden next month.
Kremlin Spokesman Peskov Discharged from Hospital Where He Was Treated for COVID-19
The spokesperson for the president announced that his COVID-19 test had returned positive on 12 May and said that he had been taken to hospital. His spouse Tatyana...
Beijing says it will unilaterally impose national laws in Hong Kong 'without delay' as thousands take to the streets in protest
Critics worry that the new laws could hurt Hong Kong's independence and the city's position as a financial center.
Trump hits Biden and Obama in defense of his golfing
President Trump on Monday resumed his attacks aimed at former Vice President Joe Biden and former President Obama, a day after Biden slammed him on Twitter for golfing as the coronavirus pandemic
Ontario pushes back date for expanding social gatherings after spike in COVID-19 cases
Ontario's spike in the number of new COVID-19 cases has prompted the province to delay lifting restrictions on social gathering limits.
California issues guidelines for church reopenings
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Religious services in California will look much different under rules unveiled Monday that limit attendance to 100 people and recommend worshippers wear masks, limit singing and...
RIMS Director rebuts allegations
Staff upset with steps taken to streamline operations, he says
This Penticton senior just wants to scoot around town without breaking the law
Penelope Link is a 69-year-old Penticton grandmother who was recently given an e-scooter, only to find out that she’s technically not allowed to ride
Sassoli: EU parliament will not have 12 Strasbourg meetings
EU Parliament president David Sassoli said he "does not think it is possible" to have 12 plenary sittings in Strasbourg this year, as set out in the EU treaties. "We won't have so many plenaries in the little time left this year," he told journalists Mond...
UK to Explore Self Sufficiency to End Reliance on China
The British government will make plans to reduce the United Kingdom's reliance on imports from foreign countries like China.
Lockdown Level 3: Squabble over 'tender' disrupts delivery of PPEs to some Gauteng schools
Two districts in Gauteng have experienced disruptions in the delivery of oersonal protective equipment to schools, Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi says.
Green Party leader not ruling out tanaiste role in next government
Green Party leader Eamon Ryan has said he has not ruled out becoming tanaiste in a coalition government with Fianna Fail and Fine Gael.
Afghan gov't frees Taliban prisoners as truce holds for 2nd day
President Ashraf Ghani says his administration is also ready to hold peace talks with the Taliban, seen as key to ending the war in the impoverished country
German government, regions tussle over reopening from lockdowns
BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany’s central and regional governments sparred on Monday over when and how far to ease social-distancing rules, with allies of Chancellor Angela Merkel warning that scrapping them risks a new wave of coronavirus infections.
Trump demands immediate answer from governor on RNC capacity
President Trump is demanding that North Carolina’s governor sign off on allowing the Republican National Convention to move forward with full attendance despite the ongoing pandemic.
There should be public comment on Level 3 regulations – DA
The DA is aware that the president has consulted 'widely' on the decision to move to Level 3, but they also want a list of the people he has consulted with.
Contract to begin works on flood defences in Dundalk and Blackrock set to be awarded - Talk of the Town
A contract is set to be awarded shortly to begin works on flood defences in the Dundalk/Blackrock South area. The tender process for similar works in Carlingford/Greenore is also expected to begin soon, according to an update from the Officer of Public Works to local TD Fergus O’Dowd. Following media reports last week that 11,248...Read More→
NZ Can Look To East Asia To Prepare For Next Pandemic
Wellington, 25 May 2020 - To prepare for the next virus pandemic, New Zealand has plenty to learn from the successes of three East Asian states, according to a summary report from The New Zealand Initiative.
New Covid-19 high as 72 more people test positive
Turkana county records the first case as new Covid-19 cases, virus now in 29 counties.
Russia's Ruling Party Reports Cyberattack on Website as Primaries Begin for September Vote
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - The website of the United Russia party was subjected to a so-called distributed denial-of-service attack (DDoS) upon launching the remote primary...
Everything By Rule Book: Chandrababu’s Style
He was permitted after a lot of drama and he finally arrived in Amaravati by the road a little while
Day after Yogi’s tough talk on migrants, Raj Thackeray says ‘workers will have to take permission from Maha govt to work’
Adityanath on Sunday said any state that wants migrant workers from Uttar Pradesh back has to seek permission from the UP government.
Board diversity may be a COVID casualty
Boards must refrain from using the coronavirus crisis as an excuse to revert to old habits when it comes appointing directors, the Australian Institute of Company Directors said.
Covid-19 wrap | Nearly 345 000 coronavirus deaths, outrage over British aide, Iran reopens shrines
Here are the latest developments in the coronavirus crisis.
Japan’s Abe says vaccine a priority for Olympics
TOKYO — Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Monday said the swift development of vaccines and effective treatments for COVID-19 are priorities towards achieving the Tokyo Olympics next year. Abe said recovery from the coronavirus pandemic only...
Maharashtra govt appoints nodal officers to handle domestic flight passengers
The state government appoints the additional municipal commissioners as the nodal officers for the purpose of enforcing the SOP norms
Durham Police examine more Dominic Cummings complaints
The force said they received further information from the public on Monday.
Ryan Matthews: The story of man who got a degree after he was sentenced to death
Ryan Matthews beat the odds that were stacked against him in life and succeeded. He was 17 years old when he was charged with a crime he did not commit in 1997.
Rivers has infected my manager with COVID-19, says owner of demolished hotel
The Rivers government says the manager of Prodest Hotel, one of the two hotels demolished for flouting lockdown in the state, has tested positive for COVID-19
It's behind you! Hilarious moment an inquisitive ostrich upstages Spanish politician during a TV interview - but he is too busy talking to notice
Miguel Angel Revilla, the President of Cantabria in northern Spain, was speaking at a press conference for the reopening of a national zoo when an ostrich appeared behind him.
China could face sanctions over Hong Kong national security law: White House
The national security adviser warned that the Trump administration could slap sanctions on China’s ruling Communist Party over the harsh new security laws it plans to impose on Hong Kong, as
Eight foreign sailors freed after Benin kidnapping
Eight foreign crew members kidnapped from a Singapore-owned container ship off Benin's coast in April have been freed and are undergoing medical checks
Chinese city conducts 6.5m coronavirus tests in 10 days
Over 6.5 million nucleic acid tests to screen novel coronavirus infections was conducted within the space of 10 days in a Chinese city. According to official data by local health authorities, 6,574,093 tests were carried out
Williams new Pro Vice-Chancellor and Campus Principal at UWI Five Islands
The University of the West Indies (The UWI) has announced the appointment of Professor Densil A. Williams as Pro Vice-Chancellor and Principal of its Five Islands Campus, located in Antigua and Barbuda. His appointment was approved by the...
ACT government moves to protect endangered woodlands, grasslands
Good news for the Button Wrinklewort, Baeuerlen's Gentian and the Ginninderra Peppercress.
Lock your cars! Vehicle theft spikes in COVID-19 pandemic
With more people than ever staying home to lessen the spread of COVID-19, their sedans, pickup trucks and SUVs are parked unattended on the streets, making them easy targets for thieves.
Idiot poses INCHES from death as he walks around edge of unstable 400ft cliff
THIS is the moment an idiot was millimetres from death at a popular beauty spot as he walked around the very edge of an unstable 400-foot cliff. The heart-stopping moment was captured today at the …
Lock your cars! Vehicle theft spikes in COVID-19 pandemic
With more people than ever staying home to lessen the spread of COVID-19, their sedans, pickup trucks and SUVs are parked unattended on the streets, making them easy targets for thieves.
Maduro Defends Iran & Venezuela’s Right to 'Trade Freely', Thanks Tehran for Help Amid US Sanctions
The first Iranian tanker carrying gasoline and the components to produce it from oil arrived in the Bolivarian Republic on 24 May, despite the two countries' concerns...
From the Archives, 1944: Government announces post-war migration plan
It was "populate or perish" as acting prime minister Frank Forde announced Australia's intention of embarking on an active postwar immigration policy.
ILO ‘expresses concern’ at labour law changes in India, asks PM to intervene
In a reply to a letter sent to it by various Indian trade unions, the UN body said it had asked PM Modi “to send a clear message to Central and State governments to uphold the country's international commitments”.
Israel Portnoy: My town was burned to the ground, but my music will continue - Inside Israel
We met musician Israel Portnoy outside of Mevo Modi'im which burned to the ground last year. Today, he sings in its memory. Watch.
Motorists on Shrophire's roads get speed limit warning
Drivers are being urged to keep to the speed limit on Shropshire's roads as lockdown eases.
Covid-19: Piyush Goyal lashes out at Maharashtra CM, says state has provided list of only 41 trains
The railway minister claimed that he was ready to send 125 trains to Maharashtra on Monday, but no details had been received from the state.
Man accused of abusing, killing dog in Ouachita Parish
Authorities have arrested a man accused of animal cruelty in Ouachita Parish.
From the Archives, 1944: Government announces post-war migration plan
It was "populate or perish" as acting prime minister Frank Forde announced Australia's intention of embarking on an active postwar immigration policy.
Is this a Scandal or…? British Political Row Gets the Most Saucy of Names
This may not be the biggest political scandal in the history of politics, but it’s definitely one that has the most cheeky name and one that is helping people to stay...
Job Alert: Sign up to be a Kerala Police constable and earn up to Rs 48,000 per month - how to apply on keralapsc.gov.in
With employment opportunities and job security on thin ice during the coronavirus pandemic, the Kerala Public Service Commission has called for candidates to apply for the post of police constables. Interested candidates may apply through the official government portal: keralapsc.gov.in.
Sally Pipes: Coronavirus recovery — Want to help the economy? Don't do this
In a rush to help, the government risks hamstringing our economic recovery in the coming months.
Montreal-area retailers reopening to public, with distancing measures in place
Many retail stores in Montreal area are opening their doors today, with customers being asked to remain spaced apart and follow hygiene protocols.
COVID-19 Presents Both Opportunities and Threats to Russia’s Foreign Policy
Like every major global crisis, the coronavirus pandemic both generates additional risks, challenges and threats to every state’s foreign policy and opens up new opportunities and prospects. Russia is no exception in this. The specific nature of Russia’s case lies, we believe, in its opportunities being mostly tactical and situational, while the threats it faces […]
Buhari mourns the death of Bakare - The Nation Nigeria
President Muhammadu Buhari has expressed sadness over the death of the Saturday Editor of Daily Telegraph, Waheed Bakare.The President...
Video of Leo Varadkar enjoying sun in Phoenix Park sparks Twitter debate
A video of Taoiseach Leo Varadkar enjoying the sun in the Phoenix Park has sparked quite a debate...
Floyd Mayweather partied at crowded Arizona nightclub with no masks in sight
Floyd Mayweather is known for his defense in the ring, but he tested the limits outside of it this weekend. In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, the retired boxer was spotted at a packed
Over 4 mn stranded migrants ferried in 3,060 'Shramik Special' trains in 25 days
The top five states where most of these trains terminated are Uttar Pradesh (1,245 trains), Bihar (846 trains), Jharkhand (123 trains), Madhya Pradesh (112 trains), Odisha (73 trains)
China to evacuate its citizens from India amid rising coronavirus cases
The Chinese embassy put out a notice on its website on Monday, asking those wanting to return home to book tickets in special flights
St Mary man arrested following ammunition seizure
Charges are pending against a St Mary man after being held by the police following the seizure of several rounds of ammunition in Blueberry Corner, Islington. The police report that a team was on patrol in the area about 11:30 Saturday night when...
Chinese expats deliver 1,000 ‘love packages’ to UAE workers
Community gathers round to help those affected by pandemic in Deira
Aberdeen suspect charged for allegedly taking poo in public garden in front of five-year-old girl
A MAN has been charged over allegedly taking a poo in a public garden in front of a five-year-old girl. Cops confirmed that a 45-year-old had been nicked in connection with the alleged incident in …
Pune: Doubling rate slows down, but some wards see worrying spike in cases
The percentage-wise spike was the largest in Janta Vasahat Dattawadi ward, followed by Koregaon Park Ghorpadi ward, Kalas Dhanori ward, Vimannagar Somnathnagar, Mayur colony Dahanukar Colony and Erandwane Happy Colony wards, respectively.
How Yogi Adityanath’s Migrant Commission will turn saviour for workers in Uttar Pradesh – 5 points
Uttar Pradesh Migrant Commission initiative: In the wake of reports of mounting troubles for migrant workers across the country during COVID-19 pandemic, Yogi Adityanath government in UP has decided to set up a Commission for migrant labourers who have returned to the state.
Dutch government finds second mink-to-human coronavirus transmission
The Dutch agriculture ministry on Monday said it had found what it believes to be a second case of a human becoming infected with the new coronavirus after coming in contact with a mink that had the
Hong Kong police embrace China's security law plan
Hong Kong's security chief on Monday welcomed China's plans to impose a national security law on the financial hub, saying it was needed to defeat "terrorism" and calls for independence. Beijing
Day 1 of flights resumption: Airlines walk an extra mile to ensure safe ops
Domestic operations were suspended on March 24. While cargo and relief operations are underway, a majority of aircraft had to be maintained in proper condition.
Trump honors fallen soldiers on Memorial Day in twin events | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
BALTIMORE >> President Donald Trump honored America’s fallen service members today as he commemorated Memorial Day in back-to-back appearances in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
Taoiseach has picnic with friends despite senior official discouraging public from doing so last week
TAOISEACH Leo Varadkar has been pictured eating with friends in the Phoenix Park despite a senior official in his department discouraging people from having picnics just last week.
Indian Army major selected for UN award for her works in South Sudan
Major Suman Gawani of Indian Army has been selected for the 2019 United Nations Military Gender Advocate of the Year Award for her role in raising awareness about the need to protect women and
'What planet are they on?' - UK newspaper reaction to Johnson backing Cummings
British newspapers were united in their condemnation of Boris Johnson's decision to back Dominic Cummings after calls for his top aide to be sacked over
Okanagan distillery gets boost from Vernon brewery to create more hand sanitizer
Okanagan Spirits Craft Distillery has teamed up with a Vernon brewery to make even more hand sanitizer during the COVID-19 pandemic.The distillery has donat
Coronavirus lockdown | Congress online move for direct cash transfer to non-I-T payees
Party expects at least 50 lakh of its workers, office-bearers and sympathisers to participate in Thursday event
Coronavirus: Russia remains in lockdown as cases top 350,000
Russia's deaths-to-infections ratio is far lower than in other countries. Doctors and activists say the number of fatalities is much higher.
FG vows to sack any government worker who leaks official documents
The federal government has warned that any public officers found leaking official state documents will be sacked. The warning was issued in a recent circular.
PNB fraud case: Interpol notice against Nirav Modi's brother put up for public viewing again
A Belgian citizen, Nehal Deepak Modi is wanted by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in a case of alleged fraud committed by his elder brother, Nirav, in the Punjab National Bank (PNB), they added. Nehal Modi's name figured as the accused number 27 in the supplementary chargesheet filed by the CBI, which charged
IAF's 18 Squadron with LCA Tejas to be operational on May 27 at Sulur
The 18 Squadron was formed on April 15, 1965 with the motto 'Teevra aur Nirbhaya' meaning 'Swift and Fearless'.Tejas is an indigenous fourth-generation tailless compound delta wing aircraft
Iranian fuel tanker docks in Venezuelan port, more underway
VALENCIA (Venezuela), May 25 — The first of five Iranian tankers carrying fuel to Venezuela has moored at a port serving the South American country’s El Palito refinery, the nation’s oil minister said today, and Refinitiv Eikon data showed a second vessel had entered its waters. Iran is...
Dust, thunderstorms in parts of north India on May 29-30 likely to bring relief from heatwaves
People living in north India are likely to get some relief as IMD has predicted dust and thunderstorms over several parts of north India on May 29-30.
Facebook role play groups offer a mundane escape from the pandemic
In 'A group where we all pretend to work in the same office,' Karen still needs help logging in.
Woman kayaks to floating home swept away by flood to recover mother's ashes
A Michigan woman used a kayak to recover her mother's ashes that were left inside her home when she evacuated after flooding.
Himachal Pradesh Extends Lockdown Till June 30 as COVID-19 Cases Cross 214-mark With 5 Deaths in The State
Authorities in the state extended the lockdown till June 30 in Solan and Hamirpur districts as these two places are the new epicentres of coronavirus in the state.
Beijing says it will unilaterally impose national laws in Hong Kong 'without delay' as thousands take to the streets in protest, Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore
Business Insider - Critics worry that the new laws could hurt Hong Kong's independence and the city's position as a financial center.. Read more at businessinsider.sg
Dog owner is killed while running into burning house to save her six puppies from inferno after saving three but succumbing to smoke while trying to rescue rest
Michelle Mirasol, 36, and her family fled the single-storey property when flames started in Bacolod province, the Philippines, on Thursday. Ms Mirasol ran back inside the home to free six caged puppies.
Burundi’s ruling party candidate wins presidential election
The announcement by the electoral commission comes after accusations of rigging by the leading opposition challenger
Cyclone Amphan | NDRF relief disbursed to West Bengal, Odisha
National Crisis Management Committee apprised of ground situation by West Bengal Chief Secretary
First Iranian oil tanker docks in Venezuela
The first of five Iranian tankers carrying much-needed gasoline and oil derivatives has docked in Venezuela and a second one entered its waters, the government said on Monday amid concern in Washington over the burgeoning relationship.
'Appalling' and 'unprovoked' attack at hotel car park
One victim suffered a broken jaw and lacerations to his eyelid in the attack
English hospital shuts its doors as coronavirus cases surge
Boris Johnson’s government expected to announce further loosening of lockdown curbs
Swarms of locusts enter Jaipur, FAO warns of more attacks till early July
Pests engulf 18 districts in state, apart from infesting large parts of UP and MP; Young juveniles will become voracious adults in June just as farmers begin to harvest, warns FAO
Father, son among four new COVID-19 patients in Kozhikode
They returned from Chennai on May 11 by a private vehicle
Italy coalition squabbles over recruiting volunteers to enforce distancing
Italy's coalition partners quarrelled on Monday over a proposal to recruit volunteers to enforce social distancing rules as the country gradually rolls back its coronavirus-related restrictions. Regional Affairs Minister Francesco Boccia, a member of the centre-left Democratic Party (PD), said some
Pay Cut Law Failure: Remuneration Authority Refuses To Use New Powers
The Remuneration Authority’s refusal to cut salaries for councillors and mayors paid under $100,000 makes a joke of the Government’s much-vaunted pay cut legislation, says the New Zealand Taxpayers’ Union.
Covid-19: Malaysian Medical Association calls for extra preventive measures, testing of foreign workers
KUALA LUMPUR, May 25 — Extra preventive measures should be taken to stop the spread of Covid-19 among the workforce, especially foreign workers, said the Malaysian Medical Association (MMA). Its president Dr N Ganabaskaran said more emphasis should be given to safe physical distancing, the...
Volkswagen agrees to compensate tens of thousands of German motorists
Leipzig court ruling opens door to claims from at least 60,000 car owners
First white storks born in Britain for 600 years peer out of their nest for the first time
Baby birds were born earlier this month as a result of the White Stork Project
Seven citizens arrested in South Al Sharqiyah Governorate
Seven citizens were arrested in South Al Sharqiyah Governorate for violating the decisions of the Supreme Committee in charge to deal with COVID-19
Coronavirus: 8 more lives lost as deaths of confirmed Covid-19 patients reach 514
A further eight people who tested positive for coronavirus have died, according to the Department of Health.
Birling Gap: Warning after visitors pictured walking near cliff edges
Photographs show people standing on the edge of chalk cliffs that are prone to collapse.
‘I will be alone for rest of my life,’ says woman raped as she slept
Man (38) found guilty of 2017 attack on victim in Co Kildare
UK to reopen thousands of shops in easing of coronavirus lockdown, says Boris Johnson
KABUL: Afghan authorities released 100 Taliban prisoners Monday as part of the government's response to a surprise, three-day ceasefire the insurgents called to mark the Eid al-Fitr festival. The pause in fighting, only the second of its kind in Afghanistan's nearly 19-year-old war, appeared to be holding on day two after the government welcomed the truce by announcing plans
Man stabbed then arrested as police find Black Country cannabis farm
A cannabis factory was discovered in the Black Country after a suspected drugs farmer was stabbed.
Beijing says it will unilaterally impose national laws in Hong Kong 'without delay' as thousands take to the streets in protest
Critics worry that the new laws could hurt Hong Kong's independence and the city's position as a financial center.
Shiv Sena rakes up Governor Koshyari’s RSS affiliation, questions stand on favouring university exams amid COVID-19 crisis
Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari is the chancellor of universities in Maharashtra. He has asked CM Uddhav to resolve the issue of conducting the final year university exams.
Two more covid-19 deaths in Karnataka, virus spreads to 29 out of 30 districts
Karnataka confirms 93 cases on Monday that takes the total number of active cases to 1,431
Trump defends golf outings as US coronavirus death toll nears 100,000
President Trump vented over being criticized for playing golf over Memorial Day weekend as the coronavirus death toll nears 100,000 in the United States.
Venezuelan Navy frigates, like these in a 2019 exercise, are being used to escort Iranian tankers carrying badly needed fuel to port in Venezuela
The first of five Iranian tankers carrying much-needed gasoline and oil derivatives has docked in Venezuela and a second one entered its waters, the government said on Monday amid concern in Washington over the burgeoning relationship. The United States has closely monitored the shipments, concerned
Police Look To Identify Driver
Police investigating the recent homicide in Otaki are looking to speak with a man who gave a ride to a hitch-hiker on Saturday 16 May 2020.
Perth and Kinross sports clubs prepare to welcome players back as lockdown set to be eased
Recycling centres also to reopen from Thursday (May 28)
British Columbians can book a provincial campsite starting today
British Columbians will now be able to reserve a campsite at many -- but not all of -- B.C.'s provincial parks.
Coronavirus: Bollywood actor Sonu Sood hailed for helping stranded Indian migrants, amid COVID-19 lockdown
India: Many likened the actor to the late Indian minister Sushma Swaraj
Kosciuszko National Park wild horse numbers swell, the campaign to protect them could be a byelection issue
If moves to protect Victoria's wild horses fails, the focus for supporters is certain to shift into Eden-Monaro.
ACT grasslands and woodlands listed as critically endangered
On the advice of a panel of scientists, the ACT government said it was particularly worried about two types of area: "Natural Temperate Grassland" and "Yellow Box - Blakely's Red Gum Grassy Woodland".
Reward for information about attempt to break into vehicles at Perth repair shop
Elder and Paton High Quality Auto Body Repairs shop on Perth’s Arran Road was targeted in the early hours of May 22.
Fake: Govt has not promised a Rs 5,000 lockdown fund
A WhatsApp forward that promises of free Rs 5,000 in relief funds from the government as a limited time offer is fake.The message redirects to a questionable website with many red flags which is not associated with the government in any way.
Five-year-old boy flies back home alone from Delhi as domestic flights resume
The BIAL said it has registered 43 departures and 31 arrivals on Monday as the domestic flight services resumed.The boy was among those who arrived from Delhi as domestic air services resumed after two months of covid-19 lockdown
Toronto council to vote on 40-kilometre bike lane expansion
The city's latest cycling infrastructure plan adds 25 kilometres of new bike lanes, along with the promise of more public space and patios
Wike donates N450m to victims of violence in Rivers guber election
Nyesom Wike, governor of Rivers state, has donated N450 million to victims of violence in the 2019 governorship election in the state. The violence, which led to the loss of
Suspect sought after man shot, killed near L-202 and 44th Street
Police are asking for help from the community after a homicide in Phoenix Sunday.
Man Files Complaint With Police Against Google Maps For Ruining His Marriage
A 49-year-old man has stunned many after he allegedly filed a complaint with the police against Google Maps for causing him marital problems.
Two teens appear in Wexford court on rape charge
Two teenage males have appeared at Wexford District Court today on a rape charge.
Federal coronavirus testing plan puts burden on states
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration’s new strategy for coronavirus testing puts much of the burden on states while promising to provide supplies such as swabs and material to transport...
Balloch bridge roadworks to restart this week after being suspended
The Lomond Bridge works will resume.
HMS Queen Elizabeth 'One Step Closer' To First Operational Deployment
The carrier has been at sea since late April to prove her readiness for her first operational deployment next year.
Eight regions not ready for stage 2 of quarantine easing in Ukraine – health ministry
This is evidenced by the epidemic stats as of May 25.
Jharkhand's daily-wage labourers left out of PDS safety net fear starvation as employment dries up during COVID-19 lockdown
The white ration card has become a bane for many daily-wage workers in many districts of Jharkhand, especially Palamu, Simdega, West Singhbhum, and Bokar. More so, since the nationwide lockdown over the coronavirus pandemic has left them without any income for more than two months.
Can You Catch the Coronavirus From Handling Cash? Here's What Experts Say
Several experts refute arguments that physical banknotes may be more dangerous than we think, as the risk of the coronavirus is increasing.
Public sector wage battle looms for the Berejiklian government
The Berejiklian government will face a revolt from the Opposition, Greens and the crossbench in the upper house if it attempts to freeze public sector wages.
Special service: The Shillong Chamber Choir is now delivering for those who can’t step out
The Uncle’s Home Delivery initiative was launched a month ago, with choir members converting their 800-square-feet practice hall in Shillong to a ‘warehouse’ out of which groceries are supplied to more than 500 families
Baby gorilla suffers skull fracture in family fight at Seattle zoo
A baby gorilla at a Washington state zoo suffered a skull fracture when it got caught in the middle of a family brawl. The “skirmish” that left 2 1/2-month-old Kitoko badly injured unfolded
Experts slam agriculture reform program, warn of shortage amid pandemic
Agrarian reform is among the National Priority Programs pushed by Jokowi’s first-term administration in an effort to better distribute development.
Hopes staycations will bring boost for tourism industry hit by Covid
The county's councils are uniting in a bid to lead Shropshire's post-pandemic tourism recovery – amid suggestions that local operators could benefit from a huge rise in 'staycations'.
UP: Yogi Govt Completes Skill Mapping Of 14.75 Lakh Migrant Workers
The Yogi Adityanath government in Uttar Pradesh has completed the task of skill mapping of 14.75 lakh migrant workers who have returned to the state during lockdown.
Smiling Czechs ditch masks and return to restaurants and schools
PRAGUE (Reuters) - Smiles were visible again as Czechs ventured out without masks on Monday and returned to restaurants and schools after some of their country’s last coronavirus restrictions were lifted.
A new mission in Haiti
When Christophe Millien finishes his graduate studies at Harvard Medical School this month, he will return to Haiti to address the medical problem caused by uterine fibroids suffered by Haitian women.
Three face charges in protest outside Premier John Horgan’s home
Three people are scheduled to appear at the Western Communities courthouse July 15 in relation to alleged mischief and trespass at the home of Premier John Horgan on Feb. 18. Derek Ryneveld, who . . .
UK records lowest number of hospital deaths since lockdown began
NHS England today recorded 59 more deaths in hospitals. Across all settings, Scotland announced three more deaths, while Wales had seven and Northern Ireland had eight.
2 earthquakes hit Manipur back to back, tremors felt in Assam, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland
Two earthquakes one with a magnitude of 5.5 on the Richter scale and the other with a magnitude of 2.6 occurred in Manipur on Monday evening. Tremors of the earthquakes were felt in the entire northeast region.
Ukrainian workers start returning to Poland as lockdown eases
CHERNYAKHIV, Ukraine (Reuters) - Coronavirus or no, Vadym Diachenko needed no persuading when an employment agency offered to fly him back to Poland from his native Ukraine to work at a meatpacking plant.
48 individuals down with food poisoning in Terengganu after eating dessert
KUALA TERENGGANU, May 25 — Forty eight people who suffered food poisoning believed from eating a local dessert (puding buih) which was bought on Friday, have been treated as at noon today. State Health director, Dr Nor Azimi Yunus said out of the 48 victims, 20 were admitted to Sultanah Nur...
Health experts explain how to avoid fresh wave of coronavirus
Health ministry Permanent Secretary, Dr Diana Atwine, says the easing of restrictions is a welcome move for them as health professionals but urges Ugandans not to...
Prosecution yet to compile evidence against Sakwa
Jinja, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | The prosecution is yet to compile evidence against the interdicted Jinja Resident District Commissioner Erick Sakwa. Sakwa alongside Bumali Bazimbyewa and Mohammed Simba were last month charged with three counts of manslaughter, theft and malicious damage. They were later remanded to Kirinya prisons however, Sakwa was released five days …
Scots teenager found safe and well after vanishing during lockdown
Naomi Leigh Addison disappeared after leaving an address in Denny in the early hours of Saturday morning.
To combat COVID-19, India adopted Intelligent Testing Strategy, says ICMR
India has now 610 laboratories — 432 public and 178 private which are currently testing 1.1 lakh samples daily. The testing capacity has been increased to 1.4 lakh samples per day, which is being further raised to 2 lakh
A Memorial Day like no other commemorated in US
On the weekend that marks the unofficial start of summer, U.S. authorities warned beach-goers to heed social-distancing rules to avoid a resurgence of the disease that has infected 5.4 million peop...
Dominic Cummings: UK PM's top aide who flouted virus lockdown rules
Dominic Cummings became British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's trusted lieutenant after helping him score stunning ballot box successes.But his tactics and abrasive personality made enemies across the political spectrum.
Italy recruits volunteers to control crowds as lockdown eases
ROME, May 25 — Italy’s government will ask some 60,000 citizens to work as volunteers to enforce social distancing rules as it gradually removes coronavirus restrictions, after scenes of street gatherings over the weekend sparked an outcry. Italy is gradually relaxing a nationwide lockdown...
Man in hospital with multiple injuries after Shrewsbury 'hammer and axe attack'
A man was left with multiple injuries after a violent attack believed to involve a hammer and an axe in Shrewsbury.
Pence: We Will Move RNC Convention to a More Open State 'if Needs Be'
On Monday, President Donald Trump put out a series of tweets pointing to North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper's (D) uncertainty about how much longer his state will be shut down due to the coronavirus, which could cause issues with Charlotte hosting the Republican National Convention in August. | Clips
Eight feared dead in Lake Albert water accident
The accident happened on Sunday evening, according to Julius Hakiza, the police spokesman for Albertine region.
Mum's fury at Dominic Cummings after daughter had to give cancer news on FaceTime
Christina, from Pontefract, West Yorkshire, says her daughter chose not to deliver the devastating cancer diagnosis in person due to the Government's coronavirus plea for Britons to avoid contact with others
Maharashtra's Covid-19 count crosses 52,000-mark, death toll reaches 1,695
As many as 1,186 patients got discharged after recovering from the highly contagious disease today, taking the total number of recovered patients in the state to 15,786.On Sunday, the state recorded the biggest jump in the number of new cases in a single day with 3,041 new coronavirus patients
Gordon Ramsay causes controversy in Cornwall yet again with all-day beach trip on Bank Holiday
From the afternoon until sunset, Gordon and his family made the most of their time on the golden shores over the weekend.
Moving account reminds us of our good fortune
Age readers discuss life in lockdown and the gradual easing of restrictions.
Varadkar has picnic with friends despite senior official discouraging public from doing so last week
TAOISEACH Leo Varadkar has been pictured eating with friends in the Phoenix Park despite a senior official in his department discouraging people from having picnics just last week.
Morgan Wallen Posts An Apology After Getting Arrested For Disorderly Conduct
Whiskey Glasses singer Morgan Wallen conveyed his apology yesterday on social media after he was arrested from Kid Rock’s bar in downtown Nashville.Morgan Wallen was booked on the charges of dis
Nyamira mob attack, injure woman over husband’s death
The body of Jackson Ong’era, 62, was discovered in River Kuja on Sunday.
Coach Andre Pederneiras tests positive for COVID-19
Nova Uniao founder and leader Andre Pederneiras tested positive for coronavirus and is isolated from his family.
This is what's happening to the new restaurants, bars and cafes that were set to open in Nottingham this year
'I don't know when, how or if we're going to open' says the owner of one of the businesses
Coronavirus update: Delhi private hospitals to reserve 20% beds for COVID-19 cases
The Delhi Chief Minister also said that coronavirus cases in Delhi have increased due to the relaxation in lockdown
Kerala monsoon 2020 date: Southwest monsoon expected to reach Kerala coast on this date; check details
The Health department of the state is actively working with several awareness initiatives so that people's participation is leveraged during the Kerala monsoon months.
Bid to 'save lives' with $21m boost for domestic violence services
Women's refuges, men's behaviour change programs and a pop-up safe house will all benefit from a $21 million domestic violence funding boost.
COVID-19 will activate old & new disputes in East Asia
The trajectory of the COVID-19 pandemic now appears to be similar across the world. That the world may be different after this pandemic is a given. What is worrying is the fact that it is shaping
China media seize on video of HK protesters beating lawyer
The assault took place Sunday during a rally against a controversial security law proposed by Beijing that was broken up by police, who fired tear gas and water cannon in the most intense clashes for months.
COVID-19's Rise Due to India, Nepal’s Prime Minister Says Amid Rising Tensions with New Delhi
New Delhi (Sputnik): India and Nepal have had close and warm ties, but recently, they have become strained and the inauguration of a road has sparked a new round of...
COVID-19: Work from home tensions run high in world’s biggest quarantine - India
They must contend with the unreliable internet services and power blackouts
Enugu FA shifts burial of ex-chairman, Ofo-Okenwa, to July 24
Enugu Football Association (EFA) says the burial ceremony of its late chairman, Chidi Ofo-Okenwa, has been shifted from June 10, to July 24,..
44,460 students to write SSLC exams in Kozhikode
Thermal scanners installed at centres
COVID-19 boosts women's wellness tech start-ups
Start-ups providing better access to oral contraceptive pills and making sugar-free cranberry juice for urinary tract infections are among women's health players thriving in the COVID-19 era.
Three deaths, 1193 recoveries and 1751 new Covid-19 cases in Qatar on May 25
Ministry of Public Health today announced 1751 new confirmed cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) and 1193 new recoveries in the last 24 hours, bringing the total number of recovered people in Qatar to 10363. The Ministry today also reported 3 deaths due to the virus.
‘We will not sow maize crop in coming season, heed government advice’
Farmers in more than 30 villages pass a resolution to follow regulated farming
Durham Police examine more Dominic Cummings complaints
The force said they received further information from the public on Monday.
Andhra Pradesh CM YS Jagan Mohan Reddy allocates Rs 100 crore for lawyers’ welfare
Chief Minister has said that medical teams should be sent to the affected areas and a plan should be prepared as to how to eradicate the disease from the district.
No new coronavirus deaths announced in Liverpool hospitals
A welcome reprieve for the city, although other areas in Merseyside recorded new deaths
Crashed PIA plane's pilot ignored 3 warnings to lower altitude: Report
The Airbus A-320 aircraft from Lahore to Karachi was 15 nautical miles from the Jinnah International Airport in Karachi, flying at an altitude of 10,000 feet above the ground instead of 7,000 when the Air Traffic Control (ATC) issued its first warning to lower the plane's altitude, Geo News quoted an ATC report as sayi
Indian Court Orders Seizure of South Korean Multinational LG Polymers Plant
New Delhi (Sputnik): A gas leak at a South Korean multinational LG Polymers plant in southern Andhra Pradesh on 7 May killed 11 people and made over 500 people sick in...
Uthra’s house witnesses dramatic scenes
Sooraj is brought to victim’s house for evidence collection
President Trump threatens to pull RNC from NC, says Gov. Roy Cooper 'in shutdown mood'
President Donald Trump on Monday threatened to pull the Republican National Convention from North Carolina if Governor Roy Cooper doesn't guarantee that full attendance will be allowed in the arena.
Police arrest man after 'shirtless' motorbike rider leaves boy, 9, seriously injured in hit-and-run crash at playing fields
Police rushed to Rosmead Park in Hull after the nine-year-old boy - who has been left with serious and life-changing injuries - was hit by a motorbike around 12pm on Monday.
Restrictions stand on outdoor events despite Aldergrove drive-in's opposition
The province's top doctor is not budging on restricting all drive-in events -- including movie theatres -- to 50 cars or less.
Food inspection agency says variety of vegan chocolate bars contains milk
The agency says the allergen alert was prompted by consumer complaints
Prudential Uganda donates sh300m for COVID-19 food relief
The donation will feed the most vulnerable and poor who have been greatly affected by the lockdown, many of whom live on less than a dollar a day.
Hong Kong move exposes China's superpower fail
For all its pretensions, Beijing has proved completely unable to manage the people of a sophisticated and free global city.
President Trump threatens to pull RNC from NC, says Gov. Roy Cooper 'in shutdown mood'
President Donald Trump on Monday threatened to pull the RNC from Charlotte, North Carolina if Governor Roy Cooper doesn't guarantee that full attendance will be allowed at the arena.
'Genuine danger' Covid-19 could spread again as lockdown lifted, Nicola Sturgeon warns
Nicola Sturgeon has warned there is a "genuine danger" that Covid-19 will begin to spread again as lockdown measures are lifted.
COVID-19 survivor from Kerala falls to death from seventh floor in Dubai
Uncle says vulnerable Indian man had been waiting to be repatriated
Coronavirus Pandemic: Africa mounts a robust response to COVID-19
The jury is still out as to whether the African states will be successful in containing the COVID- 19 pandemic.
Delhi-Ghaziabad border to be resealed, only essential services allowed
However, the district administration said that those providing essential services, including doctors, paramedical staff, police, bank employees and media personnel are allowed to move across the two cities after showing identity cards. No special pass will be required, it said.
Nine forests in Dublin mountains to be upgraded for recreational use
The forests have been managed by Coillte primarily for commercial purposes to date
Group to Buhari: punish breach of Procurement Act in NDDC
A non-political pressure group, the Global Forum for Accountability and Transparency, Nigeria, has urged President Muhammadu Buhari to..
Nagaland No Longer A Green State After 3 Test COVID-19 Positive
Nagaland reported its "first" COVID-19 cases on Monday, when three persons who recently returned to the state from Chennai were found infected with novel coronavirus, a health department official said
SIA investigating after pilot who flew into Bangladesh airspace couldn't give clearance number
SINGAPORE: Singapore Airlines (SIA) is investigating an incident where a pilot who flew into Bangladesh airspace was unable to provide a clearance ...
When the Laborers Returned, the Political Crop Started Swaying, Parties Started Forming Vote Banks -
The race to make migrant workers back home during lockdown has reached Bihar via Uttar Pradesh. Millions of people have
9 bodies found in Warangal well: To hide one murder, Bihar man kills entire family, 3 others
Police is investigating how Sanjay could purchase 50-60 sleeping pills from a pharmacy in Hanamkonda, Warangal.
Sophie Wessex dons a headscarf as she joins Prince Edward to mark Eid by packing food parcels for vulnerable people at the Shah Jahan Mosque in Woking
Sophie, 55, covered her head with a scarf outside the mosque as she and Edward, 56, delivered a video message discussing their visit, which was shared on the Royal Family's Twitter account.
Farmers stage tractor march in Fatehabad against curbs on paddy sowing
Soil and climate not conducive for alternative crops such as maize, they say
Meet Burundi's new president
Last week's election marked the end of Mr Nkurunziza's 15-year-long rule.
Direct Primary in Edo is the way to go — Wambai - The Nation
Suleiman Wambai, North-Central National Vice-President (VP) of All Progressives Congress (APC), says direct primary election in Edo is the..
NJ man tried to kidnap nurse at her home day after she treated him: cops
A New Jersey man tried to kidnap a nurse at her home one day after she cared for him as a patient at a hospital, police said. Leonardo Larrarte, of Lakewood, is facing charges in the violent attack on
Wike releases N450m to victims of 2019 ‘bloody’ election
Rivers state governor, Nyesom Wike, has released a sum of N450m to victims of the 2019 bloody general elections in Ijaw communities in Abonema, Akuku-Toru LGA.
Donald Trump: Fake News Reporting My Golf Outings as 'Mortal Sin'
Donald Trump ripped corporate media on Monday for criticizing his pair of golf outings on Memorial Day during the coronavirus pandemic.
Man who stole laptop from ambulance in Dublin is jailed for three years
Alex Harris has 63 previous convictions and was on bail for a previous burglary.
Burundi’s ruling party candidate wins presidential election with 68 percent of the vote
Burundi's ruling party candidate Evariste Ndayishimiye was on Monday declared the winner of the country's presidential election, which the opposition has said was flawed.
As wild horse numbers swell, the campaign to protect them could become a byelection issue
ENVIRONMENT: Brumby battleground could move north if the Victorian fight to save the horses is lost
Direct Primary in Edo is the way to go — Wambai
Suleiman Wambai, North-Central National Vice-President (VP) of All Progressives Congress (APC), says direct primary election in Edo
EU commissioner: Coronavirus immunity certificates aren’t reliable
People ‘deserve a break, a breath of fresh air, a chance to travel,’ says health commissioner.
Video: Woman Driven Out of Grocery Store by Angry Mob For Not Wearing a Mask
Video footage out of Staten Island shows a woman being driven out of a grocery store by an angry mob because she’s not wearing a mask.
Jeremy Kyle 'shouldn't be allowed back on air' after death of guest, claims MP
Jeremy Kyle announced his comeback earlier this year.
532 flights operated on Day 1, over 39,000 people travelled: Puri
'Action has returned to Indian skies,' tweeted Civil Aviation Minister after domestic flight service was resumed on Monday
Pakistan COVID-19 cases steadily go up to 56,349; death toll at 1,167
So far 1,167 people have died of the COVID-19 including 34 who lost their lives in the last 24 hours. A total of 17,482 patients have recovered from the deadly contagion.
Britain flocks to the seaside as coronavirus lockdown wobbles
There was little sign of people sticking to social distancing rules
Amotekun nabs four suspected burglars in Osun
Bola Bamigbola, Osogbo Four suspected burglars were, on Sunday, arrested by men of the Amotekun Corps in Ila Odo, Odo Otin Local Government Area of Osun State. The leader of the gang, Sola Taiwo,...
Fee-waivers, IELTS relaxation: What are foreign universities offering to enroll international students
From fee-waivers to online courses, from virtual tours to provisional admissions and the option to join on-campus at any time, foreign universities are luring Indian students who make the second-highest influx of international exchange. But is it a wise option to study abroad this session?
Greece resumes island ferry services in bid to salvage summer tourist season
Travel to the islands had been generally off-limits since a lockdown in late March.
China's aggressive push for Hong Kong national security laws could lead to US sanctions, White House official says, Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore
Business Insider - The White House national security adviser, Robert O'Brien, said China's actions indicated the country was "going to basically take over Hong Kong.". Read more at businessinsider.sg
6977 New Cases in 24 hours with 154 Deaths -
There has been a steady increase in corona virus cases in the country and now a large number of new
Covid-19: Nearly 80 flights in Delhi, over 20 in Bengaluru cancelled, chaos at airports on day 1
Passengers whose flights were cancelled said they did not get any prior notice from airlines.
Coronavirus crisis: Uddhav Thackeray snubs BJP, says no need for state economic package
Meanwhile, the CM said the "Mahatma Jyotirao Phule Jan Aarogya Scheme" of the state government will now cover all the people, provided they seek treatment in the registered hospitals
Three charged in relation to death of Irish teen in Australia
Three men are due in court in Australia today charged over the death of an Irish teenager at the weekend.
Eden-Monaro byelection set for July 4, coronavirus measures play role in date selection
The date was chosen in part to allow enough time for school polling booths to be sanitised due to the coronavirus.
QC completes SAP distribution ahead of 4 Metro Manila cities
AHEAD of four other Metro Manila cities, the Quezon City government has reported complete the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) Special Amelioration Program (SAP) distribution as of May 20.
30 Srikakulam natives reach Vizag from Bengaluru on two-wheelers
Even as the country is trying to recover from the impact of lockdowns, migrant workers continue to suffer.
No New Covid-19 Deaths For The First Time Since Mid-March
No new Covid-19 deaths have been reported today.
SC Allows Air India To Book Middle Seats In Non-Scheduled Foreign Flights For 10 Days
After 10 days, Air India will have to follow the guidelines issued by Bombay High Court to leave the middle seat vacant. The directions do not apply to domestic flights.
QBE moves 15,000-strong global workforce onto Microsoft Teams
Within three months.
New study shows that one third of Irish people exercise every day
Independent research experts iReach have released findings from a survey they carried out prior to the Covid-19 restrictions in Ireland.
White House imposes coronavirus travel ban on Brazil
Trump had already banned certain travelers from China, Europe, the United Kingdom and Ireland and, to a lesser extent, Iran.
Magu urges Nigerians in diaspora to pressure UK to release Diezani for trial
The acting chairman of the EFCC, Ibrahim Magu, has urged Nigerians in the diaspora to pressure the UK government to release Diezani Allison-Madueke for trial.
China's aggressive push for Hong Kong national security laws could lead to US sanctions, White House official says
The White House national security adviser, Robert O'Brien, said China's actions indicated the country was "going to basically take over Hong Kong."
China's aggressive push for Hong Kong national security laws could lead to US sanctions, White House says
White House national security adviser Robert O'Brien said on Sunday that China's aggressive move to force national security laws on Hong Kong may result in US sanctions.
Severe storm lashes vast expanse of west Australian coast
Tens of thousands of homes and businesses lost power, buildings were battered and trees were uprooted as a vast stretch of the west Australian coast was whipped by a severe storm on Monday for the second straight day. No casualties were reported from what Acting Assistant Commissioner of Western Australia
Pelosi on Mail-In Ballot Push: ‘We’re Now calling It Voting at Home’
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) on Wednesday evening signaled that Democrats are going to push for more expanded mail-in voting by referring to it now as “voting at home.” |
AOC: Trump Making Illegals ‘Afraid to Go to Doctor’
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) argued this week that President Donald Trump is targeting illegal immigrants during the coronavirus pandemic and making them afraid to go to the doctor if they have SARS-CoV-2 symptoms. |
Tech Giants’ Top EU Privacy Watchdog Attacked Over Slow Pace
Silicon Valley’s main data-protection watchdog in Europe came under attack from one of the region’s leading privacy advocates for taking too long to wrap up probes into Facebook Inc. and its Instagram and WhatsApp units.
Over 90,000 passengers book flight between May 25-31; Mumbai, Kolkata register highest bookings
Earlier, Maharashtra, West Bengal and Tamil Nadu opposed immediate opening up of their airports in view of rising cases of coronavirus. The three states are home to some of the busiest airports in the country in terms of passenger traffic
Two militants killed in encounter with security forces in south Kashmir
Srinagar: Two militants were killed in an encounter which ensued when security forces launched a Cordon and Search Operation (CASO) in south Kashmir district of Kulgam on Monday. Official...
ABS-CBN to get due process
THE leadership of Speaker Alan Peter Cayetano on Monday assured fairness and due process as the House committees on legislative franchises and on good government and public accountability will hold a joint hearing this Tuesday afternoon on the franchise application of ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation.
Hong Kong another sideshow in a larger China drama with no final act
Australia's disputes with China are just a sidelight to a much bigger US-China struggle that is only intensifying.
Japan is set to end their current state of emergency in Tokyo
Reports have been circulating that Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is set to remove the current state of emergency in Tokyo and 4 other prefectures...
California Republicans sue to block Gov. Gavin Newsom’s vote-by-mail order
The Republican National Committee, National Republican Congressional Committee and California Republican Party sued Gov. Gavin Newsom and the state’s Secretary of State Alex Padilla on Sunday,
Husband of train worker, 47, who died from coronavirus after being spat on by thug says his family's lives have been destroyed as he slams her bosses over lack of PPE
Lusamba Katalay revealed how losing Belly Mujinga has destroyed his world and that of his 11-year-old daughter after she died at Barnet Hospital.
Between two devils: Why hospitals must act fast to prevent health worker deaths from Covid-19
A new investigative report details the rapid spread of the coronavirus disease in St Augustine’s Hospital in Durban, and how it could have been prevented.
On This Day: Millions of Americans formed a human chain for charity
On this day in 1986, long before 'social distancing' was part of our vernacular, more than five million held hands to form a human chain.
Goodbye office: Is the future of work in our homes?
SINGAPORE: Wanting to create a parent-friendly workplace, Ms Joerin Yao, managing director of human resource consultancy Enable Group, has been ...
Mick already has a job, so why is he being forced to go to interviews?
A cleaner paid JobKeeper was convinced by an employment agency he needed to sign a contract promising to attend interviews – even though he has a job.
China media seize on video of HK protesters beating lawyer
HONG KONG, May 25 — Video of Hong Kong protesters beating a lawyer was seized on by China's state media today, becoming a propaganda blow for the city's pro-democracy movement. The assault took place yesterday during a rally against a controversial security law proposed by Beijing that was broken...
Nyandarua abandons theatre project
County Commissioner Boaz Cherutich says 75 people have been quarantined.
Domestic flight services resume in India after two months
NEW DELHI: After a gap of two months, domestic passenger flight operations resumed on Monday amid reluctance by various states … Domestic flight services resume in India after two months Read More »
Indian Army Chief's remark on Lipulekh issue an insult to our history: Nepal defence minister
South Asia News: Criticising Indian Army Chief Manoj Mukund Naravane's remarks on Kathmandu acting on "behest of someone" over the Lipulekh issue, Nepal defence minist
Shaping Africa’s urban areas to withstand future pandemics
Astrid R.N. Haas, the Policy Director, at the International Growth Centre explains: The power of cities comes from the number of interactions they enable, between people, firms and markets – they are centres of social interaction. For all their virtues, however, cities have a major downside. They are a fertile ground for contagion, such as …
Adriaan Basson: Ramaphosa wins the day but it's up to us to keep the economy open
On Sunday night, Ramaphosa took charge of the crisis and showed the authoritarians in Cabinet that he is still the boss, writes Adriaan Basson.
Mad man burnt to death for killing 5 kids of same parents in Ogun
A mad man identified as Oladele Adeolalunatic has been lynched and burnt to death at Asa Village in Ojaodan, Ogun state for killing 5 children of same parents. The 35-year-old mentally deranged man was lynched on
China’s aggressive push for Hong Kong national security laws could lead to US sanctions, White House official says
The White House national security adviser, Robert O’Brien, on Sunday said China’s aggressive move to force national security laws on Hong Kong might result in US sanctions.
In move to limit federal oversight of police, Seattle cites its hard work, need to focus on coronavirus
The city has asked U.S. District Judge James Robart to find it has successfully completed a two-year review period to assure Seattle police reforms have taken hold. If granted, the...
Suriname votes with convicted-killer president's future at stake
(UPDATED) With a partial lockdown in effect due to the coronavirus, Suriname's 380,000 eligible voters will head to the polls to elect the 51 members of the National Assembly, which will then elect its president
New Zealand's Ardern stays cool as earthquake strikes during live interview
WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern was unflustered by an earthquake that struck the capital Wellington on Monday while she was doing a live TV interview, and calmly continued with the programme.
Tests for all who want them
Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced Sunday that anyone in the province can get tested for COVID-19, regardless of whether they have symptoms, as cases continued to mount and officials criticized thousands of people who gathered in a Toronto park a day earier.
J&K: Encounter underway in Kulgam; 2 terrorists gunned down by security forces
Sources told Zee Media that two-three terrorists are believed to be trapped.
Citizen TV's Waihiga Mwaura Rescues Evicted Family From Streets [VIDEO]
The Citizen TV anchor was undertaking an investigative report on the evictions in Kariobangi North, Nairobi when he encountered a mother and...
Domestic flights cancelled status: Around 80 flights in Delhi, nine in Bengaluru cancelled on Day 1
Domestic flights news: A Mumbai-Delhi flight was also cancelled, passengers said that the flight was cancelled without any prior notice
South-West states work out plan on Amotekun collaboration
Abiodun Nejo, Ado Ekiti The attorneys general of the six states of the South-West have begun moves to strengthen collaboration among the Amotekun security networks in the states in the zone. Ekit...
They'd rather sleep outdoors
Gordon Kelter has something to fear more than not having a bed to sleep in at night — catching COVID-19.
Hazelwood power station's eight chimneys demolished in live stream viewed by thousands
Built in the 1960s, each chimney contained around 50kg of asbestos but owner Engie says there is ‘no risk’ it will be airborne
NHS doctor vows to resign if Dominic Cummings isn't sacked after breaking lockdown rules
Dr Dominic Pimenta appeared on Good Morning Britain today and insisted that 'we all have to draw a line in the sand somewhere'
DOJ: 202,605 child sex cases in homes during ECQ
A TOTAL of 202, 605 cases of sexual exploitation of children inside homes have been recorded since Luzon including the National Capital Region have been placed under the enhanced community quarantine due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Big 'atmospheric river' wallops Western Australia, heads east
The once-in-a-decade storm event battering and soaking large areas Western Australia sourced much of its moisture from a so-called "atmospheric river" that continues to head eastwards.
Delhi Riots: 'Pinjra Tod' Activists Get Bail, Sent To Police Custody In Another Case
Moments after the court pronounced its order in the case, Delhi Police moved an application before it for their interrogation and formal arrest in a murder case.
Two arrested on suspicion of manslaughter remain in custody
Investigation continues into the "unexplained" death of man in St Judes.
Strange disease kills 11 in Rivers community
Chukwudi Akasike and Sampson Itode At least, 11 persons have reportedly died of a strange disease in the Bonny Local Government Area of Rivers State. Two of those who died as a result of the stra...
Unique WWII 'James Bond Style Gadgets' Go Under Hammer in UK for $20,000
All of the items were collected by the late Arthur Muggeridge, a former Royal Artillery soldier, for more than forty years.
Flights resume but be prepared for cancellations, rescheduling, delays
Maharashtra agrees to 50 flights and Telangana 30 after much haggling between Centre and states
Ex-Trumpist Ann Coulter Trashed Online as She Rips 'Disloyal Actual Retard' Trump in Twitter Rant
Ann Coulter picked up on Donald Trump's weekend dig at Jeff Sessions, his former attorney general, frothing at the mouth with rage saying he “had to recuse” himself due...
China media seize on video of Hong Kong protesters beating lawyer
Video shot on Sunday shows a man with blood on his face scrambling to escape some half a dozen protesters who were kicking and hitting him with umbrellas
‘Save community from sea incursion’ - The Nation Nigeria
The Nigeria Erosion and Watershed Management Project (NEWMAP), backed by the World Bank and the Ondo State Government have begun work...
Top Lashkar-e-Tayiba terrorist killed in J&K
The encounter broke out between the terrorists and a joint team of the 34 Rashtriya Rifles and the CRPF. Prior to the encounter, the security forces along with the local police cordoned off the area and evacuated civilians at the Mirwani village.
Regular parliamentary committee meetings likely to take place soon
The issue had stirred a controversy as the parliamentary panel meetings are held in-camera and the issues discussed are not made public. Holding such meetings through video conference would have compromised the secrecy clause.
Maharashtra: War of words between Uddhav Thackeray govt and Railway Minister over ‘Shramik Special’ trains
The political slugfest over Shramik Special trains refuses to die down between Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray and Railway Minister Piyush Goyal over the issue on Sunday, with the Shiv Sena chief accusing the Railways of not providing enough trains to the state despite demand.
Sir Tom Moore’s NHS millions spent on staff 'wobble rooms' and patients' tablets
Sir Tom Moore raised almost £33 million for the NHS by walking 100 laps of his garden in Marston Moretaine, Bedfordshire, to mark his 100th birthday at the height of the UK's coronavirus outbreak
'We have to ration our meals': Malaysians share their struggles after COVID-19 left them jobless
CNA spoke to five Malaysians who were left unemployed because of the COVID-19 pandemic. It has been a daunting experience having no income to make ...
Boss of Britain’s biggest recruiter James Reed warns of job losses ‘tsunami’ on ‘day of reckoning’ when furlough ends
The owner of Reed has warned job losses could sweep across the country once the government's furlough scheme ends at the ends of October. More than 6m people have signed up to the scheme.
WATCH: New Zealand PM's epic reaction while earthquake strikes during her live interview
The capital city and its nearby areas were shaken up by a 5.8 magnitude earthquake while Ardern's live interview was underway.
What social distancing? Prisoners gather inside Aurangabad Central Jail for namaz on the occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr
Social distancing norms went for a toss after many prisoners gathered inside Aurangabad Central Jail for namaz on the occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr. A video of the same has gone viral on social media.
Covid-19: Over 600 citizens call for temporary release of Sudha Bharadwaj, Shoma Sen from jail
They have been booked under the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act for their alleged role in the Bhima Koregaon violence case.
Joint military operation by Ivory Coast and Burkina Faso kills 8 suspected terrorists
Twenty-four men caught in Burkina Faso and 14 in Ivory Coast were handed to intelligence services, a source at Ivorian army headquarters said.
5-year-old boy travels alone from Delhi to Bengaluru as flight operations begin, meets mother after 3 months
Vihaan Sharma, 5, who was stuck in Delhi following the coronavirus-induced lockdown, arrived in Bengaluru on Monday, nearly after three months.
Japan opposition still seeking candidate for Tokyo governor race
Incumbent Yuriko Koike, 67, is riding on a wave of popularity amid the capital's fight against COVID-19.
Patients decry shabby treatment at Niger Centre - The Nation Nigeria
COVID-19 patients being discharged from the Minna Isolation centre, has disclosed that they were not adequately treated and tested ..
Arrests at homeless camp
Eight people have been arrested as officials work to clear tent camps at two locations in Victoria.
Wife, children kill Ludhiana man after he attempts to rape stepdaughter, booked for murder
A woman in Ludhiana killed her husband with help from her children after he re-attempted to rape his 15-year-old stepdaughter.
Iditarod champ Thomas Waerner stranded in Alaska due to coronavirus issues
ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Thomas Waerner won this year’s Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in March, but he is still waiting to return to his home in Norway. Waerner and his 16 dogs have been stranded in
British Flairjet to pay N1 million penalty for Nigeria's airport violation - Official
FlairJet, a British private charter company, which is also an affiliate of Flexjet, is to pay N1 million for violating COVID-19 airport directives in Nigeria.
President Trump says he is no longer on hydroxychloroquine
President Trump said that he is no longer on hydroxychloroquine, the anti-malarial drug he has been taking for several weeks as a treatment to ward off the coronavirus. “Finished, just finished,”
Shinzo Abe's approval rating slides amid coronavirus, prosecution scandal
May 25 (UPI) -- Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's approval rating has dipped by double digits in the wake of his administration's response to the global coronavirus pandemic.
Court grants activists bail saying they were only protesting, police arrest them again
The respite, though, was short lived as a Special Investigation Team of the Crime Branch arrested them under charges of murder, attempt to murder, rioting and criminal conspiracy, and sought their police custody for 14 days. The court eventually remanded them in two-day police custody.
‘Get out of here’: Girl, 10, scares off would-be burglar from Calif. home
The girl's father says the suspect attempted to steal a golf cart from the home.
NACTO Releases Streets for Pandemic Response and Recovery in the Fight Against the COVID-19
NACTO has released guidelines to provide cities with strategies to redesign and adapt their streets for new uses both during the COVID-19 crisis.
Anti-CAA protest: Pinjra Tod activists granted bail, rearrested
They were initially arrested on Saturday in relation with an FIR registered on February 24 over the sit-in protest at Jafrabad Metro Station against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act
'What planet are they on?', 'Bojo stands by top aide': UK front pages react to Dominic Cummings crisis
The left-leaning Daily Mirror leads the attack on the pair, labelling Cummings a “cheat” and Johnson a “coward”.
Worry about citizens, not airlines: SC pulls up govt on middle seat bookings
The Supreme Court has pulled up DGCA India and Air India for allotting middle seats in international flights. It has said that the government should be worried more about health of citizens than the health of the airlines.
Attenborough: COVID-19 swept the problem of climate change from front page news
Sir David Attenborough has said that as the coronavirus pandemic continues to blaze one, climate change has been swept off the front pages of newspapers...
‘Turn back this wave of hate’: 100 writers call for an end to anti-Asian hostility
Reports of hate crimes and violence against the Asian and Asian American community have surged since early in the pandemic * Coronavirus – latest US updates * Coronavirus – latest global updates * See all our coronavirus coverageMore than 100 prominent writers, including several top Asian American
Rivers Govt to EFCC: stop media trial - The Nation Nigeria
The Rivers State Government has again joined issues with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), which it accused of engaging ...
Uttarakhand BJP releases ‘Modi Aarti’, party MLA says will erect PM Modi statue too
Amid coronavirus outbreak, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) functionaries in Uttarakhand have come up with ‘Modi Aarti’ in praise of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Anglogold Ashanti shuts South African mine over 164 COVID-19 cases
The mine, the deepest in the world, only re-opened in April after being shut under a nationwide lockdown, and had been operating at around 50% capacity. It accounted for around 7.4% of the company’s
I don't regret what I did, Cummings says over travel
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's senior aide Dominic Cummings has said "I don't regret what I did", as he responded to allegations he breached coronavirus lockdown restrictions.
‘Turn back this wave of hate’: 100 writers call for an end to anti-Asian hostility
Reports of hate crimes and violence against the Asian and Asian American community have surged since early in the pandemic
Jammu Lawyer Confirmed Covid-19 Positive After Death, J&K Toll 22
The death toll due to the novel coronavirus in J&K has gone up to 22 after a sexagenarian lawyer died at a hospital in Jammu, officials said on Monday
Japan lifts national state of emergency
Japan has lifted its nationwide state of emergency over the coronavirus, after new cases slowed to a crawl in the country with the world's third-biggest economy.
Patients are delaying medical care because of coronavirus worries. At what cost?
Beginning in March, public officials told Washingtonians to avoid going to the hospital. But in recent weeks, as case counts dropped and fears of a massive surge of COVID-19 patients...
Domestic flights resume today: Here are the quarantine rules for passengers in different states
The Maharashtra government has allowed Mumbai airport to handle 50 domestic flights per day. Kolkata and Bagdogra airports to not operate any domestic flights between May 25-27.
GMB's Charlotte Hawkins and Ben Shephard slam Dominic Cummings over breaking lockdown rules
The Good Morning Btitain presenters also warned that they had received many emails from viewers insisting that lockdown was 'over'
Japan lifts coronavirus emergency in all remaining areas
The prime minister of Japan has lifted a coronavirus state of emergency in Tokyo and the remaining areas of the country, ending the restrictions nationwide as businesses begin to reopen.
Shot fired into home
One man was taken into custody Sunday after Victoria police officers responded to a report of a gunshot in an apartment building.
Kikuyu MP Kimani Ichung’wa Warns Of Poisonous, Fake DP Ruto Donations After Family Was Taken Ill
Kikuyu MP Kimani Ichung'wa has asked constituents to be wary of fake, poisonous donations.In a Facebook post, the legislator warned that a family in Gikambura area was treated at a local hospital
Over 21,000 requests pending after Karnataka bars entry from three states
Out of the total 1.26 lakh approval requests from different states all over the country since May 1, a total of 95,261 were granted till May 18 — Maharashtra (67,518), Gujarat (2,175) and Tamil Nadu (27,743).
Millions in Bangladesh pray for healing of COVID-19 patients
As millions of housebound Muslims across Bangladesh celebrate Eid-ul-Fitr, the ongoing coronavirus pandemic roiling the country was at the centre of devotees' thoughts as they joined the strictly-regulated prayer congregations in Dhaka.
Chinese tech giant criticizes US for 'politicizing business'
BEIJING — One of China’s biggest tech companies has criticized the Trump administration for “politicizing business” after it slapped export sanctions on 33 more Chinese enterprises and government entities.
Justice Chandrachud: ‘Irrespective of curbs, courts’ duty to protect rights of citizens’
It is the duty of courts to ensure accountability and protect rights of citizens, Supreme Court judge Justice D Y Chandrachud said.
No break for nature? Here’s how Covid-19 crisis is harming the world’s forests
Trees are more likely to be felled for food and fuel as a third of the world’s population still depend on wood to cook. The Covid-19 lockdown could exacerbate this.
Mozilla, Twitter among others vouch for prohibition of warrantless collection of internet data
A group of seven internet companies have written to the United States House of Representatives urging them to address the issue of warrantless collection of internet search and browsing history.Mozill
White House goal on testing nursing homes unmet
Only a handful of states, including West Virginia and Rhode Island, have said they’ve already tested every nursing home resident.
Maharashtra accounts for a third of all cases, shapes Covid map
Unlike many other states, the growth of infections in Maharashtra has been unabated, and it never had any “passive” phase.
CNN’s Brownstein: Biden Leading with Older Voters After Republicans Suggested Seniors ‘Had Duty to Die’
CNN political analyst Ron Brownstein on Sunday pointed out that former Vice President Joe Biden has opened up a considerable lead among seniors after Republicans suggested during the coronavirus pandemic that older voters “had a duty to die” for Wall Street and the economy. | 2020 Election
New Zealand leader continues TV interview during earthquake
Jacinda Ardern was conducting a live television interview when the 5.6 magnitude quake struck.
PSNI 'extremely concerned' for missing woman Alwyn O'Brien last seen in Lisburn
Anyone who can help is asked to contact the police
ExplainSpeaking: Watch for signals at airports and rail stations – and at the LAC
The intrusions by China at three places on the LAC will test the nerves of India's strategic and diplomatic community.
Greece resumes island ferry services in bid to salvage summer tourist season
Travel to the islands had been generally off-limits since a lockdown in late March.
Venkaiah Naidu reviews preparedness for holding regular Parliament panel meetings
Officers of the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha, and those of ministries appearing before such committees to be kept to the bare minimum, say sources
As Coronavirus Cases Spike, More Patients In Mumbai Than Hospital Beds
More than a fifth of the India's coronavirus cases are in Mumbai.
Hong Kong police embrace China's security law plan
Hong Kong's security chief on Monday welcomed China's plans to impose a national security law on the financial hub, saying it was needed to defeat
First flight takes off from Chennai airport as operations resume after two months
It left for Delhi at 6.35 a.m. with 116 passengers
IMD issues ‘red alert’ for North India as heatwave intensifies, warns people to stay indoors between 1-5pm
As the temperature in the Northern India is soaring high with each passing day the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has warned that heatwave is likely to persist for the next few days in most parts of the northern India, Maharashtra and Telangana. While, the day temperature in the state capital is likely to touch 46 degrees Celsius by Tuesday.
There were fears packed Tokyo could become a hotbed for the virus
Japan was poised to lift its nationwide state of emergency over the coronavirus on Monday, gradually reopening the world's third-biggest economy after new cases slowed to a crawl. Compared with hard-hit areas in Europe, the United States, Russia and Brazil, Japan has been spared the worst of the
Sanwo-Olu to inaugurate projects to mark one year in office
Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, is to inaugurate housing, education and road projects as part of activities to mark one year on office.
Mystery of the naval shell sat in a Devon play park for 100 years
Do you have any information on the Salcombe naval shells?
80 Flights Cancelled on First Day Domestic Flights Resume in India After Two-Month Hiatus
New Delhi (Sputnik): India suspended domestic and international air travel starting 25 March as a containment measure to mitigate COVID-19. The federal government has...
Odisha’s plan of home delivery of liquor goes for a toss
People could not find any application platform to order liquor online and shop owners also insisted on offline selling
NHS worker helping coronavirus patients was ‘ripped off’ over a bike from Mike Ashley’s House of Fraser
AN NHS physio helping Covid-19 patients claims she was ripped off over a bike bought from ex-Rangers shareholder Mike Ashley’s House of Fraser. Marie Gregory ordered a £250 Muddy Fox model — but wh…
India-China standoff: Confident present conflict will be resolved through diplomacy, says BJP’s Ram Madhav
Amid the ongoing tensions with China in the Ladakh sector in three locations, BJP's Ram Madhav said the situation is peaceful along the LAC. The BJP leader added that he is confident that India and China will resolve their differences through diplomacy.
Gorakhpur teacher suspended over ‘pro-Pak lines’ during online class
Shadab Khanam was trying to explain nouns to students of Class IV when she posted the alleged “pro-Pak” sentences on a WhatsApp group.
Trump demands immediate answer from governor on RNC capacity
President Donald Trump demanded Monday that North Carolina's Democratic governor sign off “immediately” on allowing the Republican National Convention to move forward in August with full attendance despite the ongoing...
Hey Las Vegas motorists, don’t drive impaired as businesses reopen
As more businesses open up across Nevada, especially ones that serve alcoholic beverages, traffic officials are urging drivers not to get too excited and get behind the wheel impaired.
Arabian Sea may throw in own surprise ahead of monsoon
Cyclonic circulation off Kerala coast bears watching
GUJCET 2020 admit card to be released 10 days before test, check at gseb.org; exams to be held on 31 July
Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSEB) will release GUJCET 2020 admit card 10 days before the exam date.
Laundering inquiry resumes
Money laundering in British Columbia will be under scrutiny again this week when a public inquiry resumes today.
Uttar Pradesh looks to provide employment, insurance to migrant workers
The State looks to set up a commission to workers’ rights, and to provide them socio-economic-legal support
Burglar in hazmat suit with drill caught trying to steal hospital's £5m Banksy artwork
The 'Game Changer' piece was donated to Southampton General Hospital by mysterious artist Banksy earlier this month so it could be auctioned to raise money for the NHS - with the burglar allegedly striking two days later
State witness in Netanyahu case summoned for clarification - Inside Israel
Shlomo Filber, state witness in Case 4000, was summoned by the police last month to confirm a note was written by him.
New cases overstretch Oyo Isolation centres - The Nation Nigeria
Oyo State Government is currently facing a new challenge of managing Coronavirus spread as the number of positive cases has exceeded ..
Senior Living: Having a will makes good sense, but many still need one
Most people know the value of having a will, but I am still surprised by how many people who still don’t have one
COVID transparency urged
An ad-hoc transparency group is calling on governments to make crucial records related to the COVID-19 pandemic open by default as a measure of accountability to Canadians.
Japan's ANA leads way as masks become new normal in virus-era air travel
From June, All Nippon Airways will require all passengers to wear face masks inside airports and aboard aircraft.
Mumbai Police warns against coronavirus-related fake news on social media; here's what is prohibited under Section 144 and Section 188
The order prohibits the spread of inflammatory statements that are discriminatory against a particular community.
Coronavirus | Lockdown extended till June 30 in Himachal Pradesh’s Hamirpur, Solan
Hamirpur has reported the highest 63 virus cases while 21 people have tested positive for the infection in Solan till now.
Tamil Nadu Police Cover Bharat Mata Statue In Kanyakumari As ‘Locals In Vicinity’ Complain Their ‘Sentiments’ Are Hurt
The incident has led to protests by cadres of BJP, Hindu Munnani, and RSS, who later removed the cover.
Protests in Berlin over government's lockdown response
Experts say that the demonstrations come from a variety of different political camps united by a shared distrust in the state
SC allows Air India to fly for ten days with middle seats filled in scheduled aircraft
A bench headed by Chief Justice S A Bobde conducted an urgent hearing on Eid holiday through video conferencing to hear the appeals of the Central government and Air India.
Burundi expected to announce Ndayishimiye next president
Burundi's election commission is expected Monday to declare Evariste Ndayishimiye the country's next president, with all signs
Pubs take legal action against FBD over Covid insurance
Over 1,000 pubs and bars are affected by a dispute about whether or not their insurance policies with FBD Insurance Plc cover the disruptive impact of Covid-19 on their businesses, the Commercial Court has been told.
Crieff golf club becomes latest to announce reopening date
A Crieff golf club has become the latest to announce its reopening date.
12 escape from quarantine in Migori
Escapees had raised complaints about the pathetic state of the centre.
Man who couldn't hold wife's hand when she died of coronavirus shares Cummings 'rage'
John Wilson, from Whitchurch, Buckinghamshire, says the UK's coronavirus lockdown prevented him from seeing his wife Pauline in hospital for two weeks before she died
AIIMS Sanitation Supervisor Died due to Coronavirus, Posted in OPD -
A sanitation supervisor of All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) died due to corona virus, he was 58 years
Busy signals and crashed websites greet stir crazy B.C. campers
After being stuck indoors while taunted by gorgeous weather and pristine mountain and water views, it is no surprise that British Columbians are eager to plan the camping trip they have been . . .
COVID-19 hits Zee Media headquarters in Noida; building sealed
Zee Media, which has been reeling under the COVID-19 crisis since May 15, has been sealed after six fresh cases were reported on Sunday.
Volkswagen loses landmark German case as diesel owners stand to receive damages
The ‘dieselgate’ scandal has so far cost Volkswagen more than $32.7 billion in damages and regulatory fines
In pics: Domestic flights resume after two months of coronavirus lockdown
Domestic flights resume: Passengers would also need to declare that they are medically fit to travel. They can do so by downloading the Aarogya Setu app or filling a self-declaration form
14 days Quarantine Compulsory for Citizens Coming from Abroad -
The UP government has issued a new guideline for travelers coming from abroad during the Corona period. According to this,
State govt to come up with new SOP:CS
With three persons testing positive for COVID-19, the State government is working on a new standard operating procedure (SOP) and is expected to be released soon.
Will send to Yogi Adityanath videos of migrants hailing Uddhav Thackeray: Sanjay Raut
Sanjay Raut, whose party heads the coalition government in Maharashtra, said he would send to Adityanath video clips of migrant workers hailing Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray.
35,000 who had been recieving Pandemic Unemployment Payment returned to work last week
Assistant Secretary General at the Department of Taoiseach Liz Canavan said that while 579,000 people remain on the €350 per-week payment introduced at the beginning of the outbreak, 35,900 returned to work in the last week.
COVID-19: Hamirpur district continues to have over one-fourth cases in HP
The number of infected people in Hamirpur district has risen to 63 out of total 210 in the state as of Monday morning, as per state government data.
On this day: John F Kennedy pledges that the US would have a man land on the moon
Fifty-nine years ago today, on May 25, 1961, President John F. Kennedy gave a historic speech to a joint session of Congress that would set the United States on a course to land on the moon. Kennedy called for an ambitious space exploration program, including not only missions but to put astronauts on the moon...
America’s Continuing Efforts To Conquer Syria
The U.S. regime is focusing its Syria campaign solely on its goal to steal Syria’s oil, and has handed off to its UK partner the rest of the military and diplomatic operation to conquer and replace Syria’s Government. That operation is now under the direction of Ben Wallace, UK’s Defence Secretary.
China defends tariffs on barley
In the latest salvo in the ongoing barley tariff war, China's Commerce Minister claims Australia was "subsidising" the grain and says the tariffs were based on evidence.
IAF to operationalise No.18 Squadron at Coimbatore
According to a PIB (Defence Wing) release, the squadron "Flying Bullets" will be operationalised at the Sulur Air Force Station on Wednesday. The Squadron will be equipped with LCA Tejas FOC (final operation clearance) aircraft and will be the second IAF Squadron to fly LCA Tejas," after the 45 Squadron based at Coimbatore.
Aldi checkout worker pays for Hamilton customer’s shopping after her card was declined
AN ALDI checkout worker generously paid for a Hamilton customer’s shopping after her card was declined. Store Assistant Julie at the Hamilton Aldi, Wellhall Wynd, came to the rescue when a shopper…
Girl whose parents were told she would never walk takes first steps in lockdown
Holly is an identical twin and was born premature.
Manoj Tiwari's cricket show leaves saffron party red-faced; Twitter asks 'how many times will he embarrass BJP'
On Monday, BJP MP Manoj Tiwari was seen flouting the lockdown norms which are laid down to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus pandemic. Tiwari was seen playing cricket in an academy in Haryana.
France to clamp down on illegal motorbike 'rodeo' rides
PARIS — The French government is to step up plans to clamp down on illegal motorbike “rodeo” rides, which often spark conflict between youths and the police in poor areas, it said on Monday.
Confusion reigns in Telangana airport as flights get cancelled
Only 40 of the 120 flights that were scheduled to land or take off from the GMR Rajiv Gandhi International Airport were operated.
Mnangagwa running out of time
PRESSURE is mounting on the country's political leadership to put their differences aside and hold much-needed dialogue to help end the country's deepening econ...
Earthquake recorded in the Monchique region
The Portuguese Institute of the Sea and the Atmosphere (IPMA) recorded an earthquake of magnitude 2.6 on the Richter scale on 24 May, with an epicentre four kilometres from Monchique.
Producers Guild of India suggests stringent rules for film production
Exhaustive SOPs provided for every department from casting and costumes to editing and voice overs.
Foreigners join 'Stuck in Taiwan - Best Place to Be' for help
Nearly 300 foreigners stranded in Taiwan form Facebook group to seek help with housing, work
Warangal deaths: All nine victims sedated before thrown into well
All the nine people were found to be sedated and later thrown into an open well in Warangal district.
EU eyes first face-to-face summit in months to haggle over budget
European Commission to propose blueprint for € 1tn multiannual financial framework
How is Covid-19 playing out in rural India?
Even if the incidence of infection is not high in rural areas, its affect on rural-urban migration has debilitated livelihoods
Bolsonaro rallies with supporters amid virus surge
President Jair Bolsonaro hit the streets Sunday for a rally with his supporters, ditching his face mask and breaking social distancing measures even as coronavirus cases surged in Brazil.
Youth offenders complying with restrictions - report
Youth offenders are complying with Covid-19 restrictions, according to a report by the University of Limerick which finds the majority of young people have been engaged in "pro-social behaviours and activities" during the pandemic.
Keeping on eye on facilities
With restrictions being lifted, the City of Pentiction is reminding visitors of parks, beaches and outdoor facilities to be aware of COVID-19 safety measures.
Video of Jair Bolsonaro's foul-mouthed rant calling mayor who imposed lockdown 'piece of s**t' is released as Brazil's coronavirus crisis escalates and deaths soar past 22,000
Brazilian media counted 31 presidential swear words during the two-hour cabinet meeting, in which Bolsonaro called two governors who imposed lockdowns a 'piece of s**t' and a 'pile of manure'.
Jeffrey Epstein: Up to 130 people claim they could be child of dead financier with £470m fortune
More than 100 people claim they could be the offspring of the deceased financier Jeffrey Epstein, who is thought to have had a personal fortune of around £470 million.A DNA company, which set up a website called epsteinheirs.com, said as many as 130 people had come forward – including a number of Britons
Delhi sizzles at 45 degrees celsius, rain expected after 4 days, says India Meteorological Department
India Meteorological Department said rainfall with thunderstorm are expected after four days in Delhi.
PM Shinzo Abe declares end to Japan's coronavirus emergency
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has lifted a state of emergency in Tokyo and four other areas that were still under coronavirus restrictions, gradually reopening the world's third-largest economy and calling on people to adapt to a "new normal".
South African public-sector wage dispute moves to arbitration
JOHANNESBURG, May 25 (Reuters) - Early attempts to resolve a wage dispute between the South African government and public-sector trade unions have failed and the dispute will now move to arbitration, according to the bargaining chamber where such wage disputes are heard.
Coronavirus Entente Cordiale Between the UK and France is Cancelled
The exemption from quarantine for travellers between the UK and France is now definitely in the column of killed ideas, as France has announced there's to be a 14-day quarantine requirement for all arrivals from the UK.
Exclusive: Ukraine's anti-graft bureau probes state tender for medical suits
KIEV (Reuters) - Ukrainian anti-corruption officials are investigating a tender for 71,000 hospital protective suits during the coronavirus pandemic after the government for the first time bypassed its own procurement rules in the health sector.
'People will die' after Boris defends Cummings for 'undermining lockdown'
People observed lockdown because they thought 'we're all in this together', a government scientist has said.
Coronavirus: Senior UAE health officials visit Expo Centre Field Hospital
Visit was undertaken to boost morale of health professionals and patients
Cleaning crews ready for reopening in post-pandemic US
Tables, chairs, counters, doors: reopened US businesses and restaurants will have to focus on thorough disinfecting if they want to lure customers, and cleaning companies are preparing for an explosion in demand.
Two militants killed in Kulgam gunfight, operation on: IGP Kashmir
Two militants were killed in an ongoing gunfight with the security forces in Khur Hanjipora area of South Kashmir's Kulgam district on Monday, reports
NAF trains 94 Special Forces, 35 personnel in RTC Bauchi – Air Chief
The Chief of Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal (AM) Sadique Abubakar said that 94 Special Forces (SF) and 35 personnel had been trained
Japan set to lift coronavirus emergency as cases slow
Japan was poised to lift its nationwide state of emergency over the coronavirus on Monday, gradually reopening the world's third-biggest economy
Angry Neighbor Punishes Ford Mustang Owner With Foam
If you're thinking of buying an aftermarket exhaust then you might want to read this story first. Aaron Rob...
Joe Biden makes 1st in-person appearance in more than 2 months
For the first time in more than two months, presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden made an in-person appearance for Memorial Day.
Coronavirus: Senior UAE health officials visit Expo Centre Field Hospital
Visit was undertaken to boost morale of health professionals and patients
Boris Johnson backs key aide over lockdown breach claims
Cummings has been a highly divisive figure in British politics since masterminding the successful 2016 Brexit campaign alongside Johnson.
4 flights with 448 passengers land in Imphal
Four flights with 448 passengers including two minors landed at Imphal airport on Monday, the first day of resumption of the domestic flights amid the increasing COVID-19 positive cases in Manipur. Four new positive cases were reported in the state in the last 24-hour taking the total number of COVID-19 cases to 36.
Eight hundred billion reasons to be careful: SA’s Covid-19 rescue package
The social relief and economic support plan presents a real test of government’s commitment to tackling corruption.
Furloughed Eurostar workers are helping language students amid school closures
A number of French-speaking Eurostar employees are reportedly helping language students while they are furloughed due to the travel restrictions in place...
Violent fight filmed breaking out on plane after ‘one passenger touches another’
The scrap broke out on the Ural Airlines Airbus A320 which had social distancing in place after the plane had flown from the Black Sea resort Sochi to Russian capital Moscow
Horgan welcomes news Ottawa will be pursuing paid sick leave
B.C. Premier John Horgan is applauding news that the federal government is looking at ensuring 10 days of paid sick leave for workers.The premier has been advocating for a national sick-leave program. . .
Thousands without power in Western Australia after once in a decade storm
Wind speeds of up to 132 km/hour (82 mph) were registered at Cape Leeuwin, one of the state's most south-westerly points early on Monday, the strongest May gusts in 15 years, according to the Australia Broadcasting Corp.
Australia's most populous state braces for travel chaos as schools, offices reopen
Australia's most populous state on Monday deployed hundreds of crowd control staff to enforce social distancing on public transport amid an ...
Lockdown 4.0: After Fresh Spike in Cases, Ghaziabad to Seal Border With Delhi Once Again
In a statement today, the district administration said that those providing essential services won't need passes and their IDs will be sufficient.
Man arrested after swimming moat to enter Japan palace grounds
Tokyo: A Japanese man was arrested in Tokyo on Monday after swimming across the Imperial Palace's moat to scale an outer wall, entering off-limits parts of the grounds, police said.
CEO of Conference of Presidents Says Coronavirus Gave New Life to Old Anti-Semitism
OMG, the next line there should have been: "If we weren't optimists, we never would have picked up our suitcases and made Aliyah…"
Delhi records 13,418 covid cases, CM Kejriwal says situation is still under control
Delhi government directed private hospitals with a capacity of 50 beds to reserve 20% of their total bed strength for coronavirus patients
Team of French experts to probe PIA plane crash to arrive tomorrow
The team will conduct investigation for 16 hours, take the black box and voice recorder with them to decode
Qatar virus tracing app stirs rare privacy backlash
Privacy concerns over Qatar's coronavirus contact tracing app, a tool that is mandatory on pain of prison, have prompted a rare backlash and ...
Gujarat: Massive Seizure Of Meat After Police Raid Illegal Slaughterhouse, Rescue 75 Cattle
The area has been identified as a Coronavirus hotspot and declared as red zone.
Gavin Williamson backs Dominic Cummings as Black Country Tory MPs keep quiet
Gavin Williamson has defended Dominic Cummings over allegations that he breached Government lockdown rules, insisting that "at no stage" did he break the law.
In Philippine slums, heat, hunger take a toll under lockdown
MANILA (Reuters) - One by one, Michelle Asinto’s six children take the plate of rice doused in soy sauce and eat their share before passing it on.
Irish receiving Trump’s $1,200 checks in error could be banned from USA
Hundreds of Irish J-1 visa holders no longer living in the United States have accidentally received economic impact payments during the COVID-19 pandemic, and cashing the checks could affect any future attempts to enter the US. The $1,200 payment was sent to a significant number of former J-1 students in April...
Portland veterans hospital makes changes after COVID-19 outbreak
PORTLAND — The Veterans Affairs Hospital in Portland is making changes after a recent outbreak of coronavirus. A doctor tells KATU News a patient came in for another issue, and...
Gurdwara attacked in UK hate-crime, thousands of pounds worth damage caused
Labour MP Preet Kaur Gill regretted the incident: “Very sad to see an attack on any place of worship. Thoughts are with the Derby sangat who have been providing 500 meals a day from Guru Arjan Dev Gurdwara”.
Horgan welcomes news Ottawa will be pursuing paid sick leave
CINDY E. HARNETTTimes ColonistB.C. Premier John Horgan is applauding news that the federal government is looking at ensuring 10 days of paid sick leave for workers.The premier has been advocating for. . .
Police formally requested to investigate Dominic Cummings over #CumGate
Durham Constabulary have been asked to 'establish the facts' about Mr Cummings' movements.
Swarms of locusts enter Jaipur residential areas
Locusts normally affect districts in western Rajasthan but this time the swarms have travelled as far as Jaipur city. The swarms later headed towards Dausa district.
Kindergarten pupil tests positive for virus ahead of expanded school reopening
A kindergarten pupil in Seoul, South Korea, has been infected with the novel coronavirus, the city’s education office said on Monday.The development...
Coronavirus lockdown: First flight arrives in Jaipur from Bengaluru
After the restart of domestic flight operations, the first aircraft arrived at the Jaipur airport from Bengaluru on Monday morning. The Air Asia flight with 23 passengers on board landed at 0830 hrs,
After warm Memorial Day, Las Vegas rises to heat warning by Wednesday
Heat that could set some late-May records is on its way to the region, according to the National Weather Service.
Exclusive: Ukraine’s anti-graft bureau probes state tender for medical suits
Kiev– Ukrainian anti-corruption officials are investigating a tender for 71,000 hospital protective suits during the coronavirus pandemic after the government for the first time bypassed its own procurement rules in the health sector.
130 people say they are Jeffrey Epstein’s child to claim cut of his estate
A Florida-based legal service looking for potential heirs of the perverted moneyman told The Sun it has been contacted by at least 386 people.
France to clamp down on illegal motorbike 'rodeo' rides
PARIS (Reuters) - The French government is to step up plans to clamp down on illegal motorbike “rodeo” rides, which often spark conflict between youths and the police in poor areas, it said on Monday.
UK schools will open June 1: Boris
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has confirmed primary schools will open on June 1 and secondary schools will “provide some contact” from June 15 amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Palestinians easing coronavirus restrictions in West Bank
RAMALLAH, West Bank (Reuters) - Mosques, churches and businesses in the occupied West Bank will reopen on Tuesday in an easing of coronavirus restrictions, Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh said on Monday.
Man arrest for double murder in Mysuru
The police arrested a man for killing two people in connection with a minor accident. The accused killed the duo on Sunday and the police arrest him early on Monday. Jayapura police arrested Yogesh,
BREAKING Dominic Cummings to make public statement today over coronavirus lockdown trip
The top aide is set to give an unprecedented statement this afternoon and could take questions from the press after he was personally defended by PM Boris Johnson
'No Eid in our home': Pakistani families mourn plane crash victims
As Fazal Rahmaan, 80 and his wife, Wahida Rahmaan, 74, boarded a plane in the Pakistani city of Lahore on Friday, their family's biggest fear was that they might get catch the coronavirus on their
'Virus could be here for year' so schools must open, says education secretary
But education secretary admits parents will be nervous about safety of children returning to school.
Filipina domestic worker commits suicide in Lebanon: embassy
A Filipina domestic worker has committed suicide in Lebanon at a shelter run by her embassy, consular officials said Sunday, days after a rights group complained about accommodation at the shelter.
VW defeated in landmark Dieselgate case brought by van buyer
German court ruling will force carmaker to compensate tens of thousands more customers
Boris Johnson's decision to back his own top aide who broke lockdown rules means 'more people will die' from the coronavirus, according to one of his own scientific advisers, Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore
Business Insider - Professor Stephen Reicher said Boris Johnson had "trashed" his own government's advice on the nationwide coronavirus lockdown.. Read more at businessinsider.sg
Paul Cairns death: First picture of man who died in alleged Ayrshire ‘shooting’
THIS is the first picture of the man who died in an alleged Ardrossan shooting yesterday. Paul Cairns, 42, was killed in the alleged firearms incident at a house in Nithsdale Road in the Ayrshire t…
Coronavirus lockdown extended till June 30 in Himachal Pradesh's Hamirpur, Solan
Hamirpur has reported the highest 63 virus cases while 21 people have tested positive for the infection in Solan till now.The district magistrates of Hamirpur and Solan issued orders Monday extending the curfew in their areas up to June 30
When lockdown is over, bring workers back to their jobs but with free rail travel
Encourage local industries or work from home to harness women’s energy. The shramik has waited long enough. They deserve better.
Disinformation and elections
British Columbia's chief electoral officer is recommending the government make several changes to protect the provincial electoral process from foreign interference, misleading advertising and impersonation.
Visitors could be turned away from the Wrekin as traffic chaos continues
Visitors could be turned away from the Wrekin as the council seeks to manage the chaotic traffic seen in recent weeks.
Comedian Vir Das' Neighbour Sneezes On Him During Altercation, Threatens to Slap Him | Watch Viral Video
Explaining what had happened, Das said he was helping his friend, who lives three houses away from him, by providing him dinner during the lockdown when the incident happened.
Day by day, how Dominic Cummings described his fateful trip to Durham: A 260-mile dash, two weeks in a cottage and a test drive to Barnard Castle to 'check his eyes were OK'
The Downing Street backroom fixer was thrust into the limelight in an hour-long live TV grilling and defended his decision to drive 260 miles from London to County Durham.
2 killed, 7 injured in shooting at large party in rural S.C.
The incident started with a 911 call that complained about noise near Jonesville Saturday night. But about two and a half hours later, someone reported hearing gunshots.
Camping website back up
UPDATE 11:30 a.m. The provincial government’s Discover Camping reservation system is more stable after a crush of web traffic brought it down Monday morning.
Bank holiday sunshine - and it’s set to continue, with forecasts of a warm, dry June
After today’s sunny bank holiday, a long warm, dry spell looks set to continue - with little rainfall expected for East Anglia during June.
Record 6,977 new COVID-19 cases in India in last 24 hours; death toll climbs to 4,021
India registered biggest single day spike of COVID-19 cases for the fourth consecutive day on Monday with 6,977 new infections, reported in the last 24
Center Parcs, Butlin's, Haven and Pontins updates on reopening
UK holiday parks have been forced to delay even further due to coronavirus
COVID-19 reduces developing, advanced countries to same level – Buhari
Our Reporters The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), said on Sunday that he observed the Eid-el-Fitr prayers at his State House residence because of the raging COVID-19 pandemic...
'Dominic Cummings should be ashamed - I missed my brother's funeral in lockdown'
Diane Nowell, who couldn't visit or comfort her heartbroken parents due to the Government's rules, says the "Dominic Cummingses" of the world "can flout the rules because they make the rules"
Paedophile, 21, avoids jail after driving 200 miles to abduct schoolgirl, 15, he had groomed on dating website while pretending to be 17
Charles Fraser-Varney (pictured), 21, travelled from his home in Thetford, Norfolk, to Monmouthshire in Wales to get the schoolgirl for a night together.
Oyetola mourns New Telegraph editor, says death huge blow to journalism
Gov. Adegboyega Oyetola of Osun has described the death of Alhaji Waheed Bakare, Saturday Editor of The New Telegraph Newspapers,...
Covid-19 Will Make Colleges Prove Their Worth
Online education should come at an online price.
NYSC warns corps members against violating inter-state lockdown over collection of discharge certificate
NYSC, has urged corps members who at present are not in their States of service, not to violate the ban on inter-state journeys
Police must establish whether Cummings potentially broke law, commissioner says
The acting Durham police, crime and victims commissioner said there was a ‘plethora’ of additional information which deserved examination.
Police must establish whether Cummings potentially broke law, commissioner says
The acting Durham police, crime and victims commissioner said there was a ‘plethora’ of additional information which deserved examination.
Over 250,000 people sign petition for Dominic Cummings to be sacked
The storm around Dominic Cummings’ position at the heart of Government has sparked a furious petition from the public, with a quarter of a million people signing in just two days.
Ukraine's Mriya giant brings medical cargo to Canada to fight COVID-19 (Photo, video)
The total weight of the batch is 130 tonnes.
Boris Johnson's decision to back his own top aide who broke lockdown rules means 'more people will die' from the coronavirus, according to one of his own scientific advisers
Professor Stephen Reicher said Boris Johnson had "trashed" his own government's advice on the nationwide coronavirus lockdown.
In Pictures: Basking on the beach in bank holiday sunshine
Sun-seekers seized the opportunity to top up their tans.
Boris Johnson’s decision to back his own top aide who broke lockdown rules means ‘more people will die’ from the coronavirus, according to one of his own scientific advisers
A scientist who advises the UK government on the coronavirus says Boris Johnson’s support for an aide who breached lockdown rules has undermined efforts to fight the pandemic and warned that “more people are going to die” as a result.
BMTC introduces flat bus fare system in Bengaluru to replace daily passes; system aimed at minimising contact during travel
The BMTC's new flat fare system will minimise contact in buses during travel amid the coronavirus pandemic
Interim victims' commissioner will consider his 'situation' over damaging leak
The Interim Victims' Commissioner said he will consider his "situation" if he is found to be culpable for a major data breach which led to hundreds of victims of historical institutional abuse having their identities exposed.
China threatens US counter measures if punished for Hong Kong law
China on Monday threatened counter measures against the United States if it was punished for plans to impose a sedition law on Hong Kong, that the business hub’s security chief hailed as a new tool that would defeat “terrorism”.
This Morning viewers in uproar after expert talks about loophole for travelling
The travel expert went on to explain that he wasn't 'condoning' the loophole
Crashed Pakistan plane's pilot ignored 3 warnings to lower altitude: Report
Crashed Pakistan plane's pilot ignored three warnings from the air traffic controllers about the aircraft's altitude.Instead of lowering the altitude, the pilot responded by saying that he was satisfied
Herat Roads Crowded During Eid Despite Lockdown
Despite orders of provincial officials in Herat--a COVID-19 hotspot--to stay locked-down and practice social distancing, footage shows crowded roads and streets during the Eid holiday.
Hong Kong Restaurants Are Going to Great Lengths to Protect Diners From Coronavirus. Here’s What They Could Teach the U.S.
Hong Kong hasn't recorded a cluster of coronavirus cases related to restaurants since late March. Here's how eateries are protecting customers
Under strict rules, India resumes domestic flights after two months
West Bengal urged government to postpone resumption of passenger flights to Kolkata as it focuses on rescue work of Cyclone Amphan
Assam police recruitment 2020: SLPRB announces 1,081 vacancies, online applications open till 25 June
State Level Police Recruitment Board, Assam, has invited applications for various posts such as forester, forest guard, stenographer, surveyor, mahout, carpenter and driver in the forest department.
Reports of my appointment to lead COVID-19 growth C’ttee is misinformation – Okowa
GOVERNOR Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta State, Monday debunked media reports that he has been appointed by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo t
Ghaziabad orders sealing border with Delhi again over rising Coronavirus cases
The move to seal the border comes as Coronavirus cases in Delhi climbed to 13,418. As many 261 people have succumbed to the deadly infection.
New emissions blow for VW as German court backs damages claims
KARLSRUHE, Germany (Reuters) - Volkswagen (VOWG_p.DE) must pay compensation to owners of vehicles with rigged diesel engines in Germany, a court ruled on Monday, dealing a fresh blow to the automaker almost five years after its emissions scandal erupted.
US CDC warns of ‘aggressive’ rats searching for food during shutdowns
Humans are not the only ones who miss dining out.
Unmoved by earthquake, New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern carries on with TV interview
Jacinda Ardern interrupted Newshub host Ryan Bridge to tell him what was happening at the parliament complex in the capital, Wellington.
How we selected over 1,000 new recruits -- NNPC
The corporation says professional competence, transparency, accountability and federal character are primary considerations in its employment.
The new rules that could be in place in all Irish barbers and salons when they reopen
When Irish barbers and salons reopen they might not operate like before.
Herat Roads Crowded During Eid Despite Lockdown
Despite orders of provincial officials in Herat--a COVID-19 hotspot--to stay locked-down and practice social distancing, footage shows crowded roads and streets during the Eid holiday.
Former Green leader Andrew Weaver says he would have called election over LNG approval
Former B.C. Green party leader Andrew Weaver wanted to call an election over the NDP’s support for the LNG Canada/Coastal GasLink project, but was outvoted by his two Green colleagues. In a tweet. . .
Palestinians easing coronavirus restrictions in West Bank
RAMALLAH — Mosques, churches and businesses in the occupied West Bank will reopen on Tuesday in an easing of coronavirus restrictions, Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh said on Monday.
China says virus pushing US ties to brink of 'Cold War'
Fresh tensions between Beijing and Washington emerged as virus restrictions continued to shape and remake lives around the world, and in very different ways.
Yogi Adityanath govt says 14-day quarantine for passengers coming from abroad
'Passengers coming from foreign countries will need to give a letter of consent to the effect that they will stay in 14-day quarantine,'UP Home Department said.Domestic flight operations resumed today across the country except in Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal
Police asked to investigate Dominic Cummings over coronavirus lockdown trip
Durham Police has been asked to "establish the facts concerning any potential breach of the law" surrounding Dominic Cummings' visit to the county.
States wanting migrants from Uttar Pradesh will need to seek permission from UP govt: CM Yogi Adityanath
Facing flak from different quarters over the plight of the migrant workers returning home from other parts of the country, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, in an apparent bid to douse
Snowbirds heading home
Members of the Snowbirds are making their way to Moose Jaw today, where the team is based.
Japan lifts coronavirus emergency in all remaining areas
The prime minister of Japan has lifted a coronavirus state of emergency in Tokyo and the remaining areas of the country, ending the restrictions nationwide as businesses begin to reopen.
COVID-19: 15 restaurants closed in Saudi city of Jeddah for flouting hygiene rules
Other food outlets warned; aim is to ensure safety of food and public health
Perthshire men’s support group ‘delighted’ to secure £10k funding support
A Perthshire support group for men has secured £10,000 in National Lottery funding.
South Korean cafe hires robot barista to help with social distancing
DAEJEON, South Korea: The new robot barista at the cafe in Daejeon, South Korea, is courteous and swift as it seamlessly makes its way towards customers.
Palestinians easing coronavirus restrictions in West Bank
RAMALLAH, May 25 — Mosques, churches and businesses in the occupied West Bank will reopen tomorrow in an easing of coronavirus restrictions, Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh said today. The Palestinian Authority declared a health emergency in March and imposed lockdowns after the...
Tamil Nadu: Bride tests positive for COVID-19 on the eve of wedding; marriage allowed with riders
A 26-year-old woman hailing from Villupuram tested positive for COVID-19 on the eve of her marriage with a youth belonging to Salem district on Sunday.
Man arrested for double murder in Mysuru
The police arrested a man for killing two people in connection with a minor accident. The accused killed the duo on Sunday and the police arrest him early on Monday. Jayapura police arrested Yogesh,
Jim O’Neill in talks to help boost Boris Johnson’s ‘levelling-up’ agenda
Former Treasury minister linked with chairing new body to drive economic growth in north of England
Turkey fears Armenia is preparing to reunite with Artsakh
Armenians have elected a new president for the unrecognised Republic of Artsakh by holding democratic elections up to international standards and norms, and
In Pictures: Basking on the beach in bank holiday sunshine
Sun-seekers seized the opportunity to top up their tans.
Hong Kong and Beijing officials defend security laws, citing threat of terrorism
HONG KONG (Reuters) - China’s foreign ministry office in Hong Kong and the city’s security chief on Monday defended proposed national security laws by describing some acts in mass pro-democracy protests last year as terrorism.
Murtaza Wahab concerned over rise in number of Covid-19 cases in children
Murtaza Wahab concerned over rise in number of Covid-19 cases in children
Celebrations low key in Vijayapura
Following the nation-wide lockdown and prohibition by the government on mass religious activities, Eid-ul-fitr festival remained completely low key and simple here.Eidgah, the central place where spec
Four more COVID-19 deaths at Langley care home, max still 50 vehicles for outdoor events
All four COVID-19 deaths in B.C. over the past 48 hours were at Langley Lodge, which is experiencing a second outbreak.
Ontario premier tells 'reckless' people who packed Toronto park to get tested for COVID-19
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is asking everyone who ignored physical distancing rules at a Toronto park last weekend to get tested for COVID-19 while slamming their "reckless" behaviour.
Even quarantine passes found sold in Recto
Seven men are arrested in Recto, Manila for falsifying quarantine passes intended for drivers carrying essential goods
50 trafficked ladies arrive in Nigeria from Lebanon
Kayode Oyero The Federal Government has said 69 stranded persons including 50 trafficked Nigerian ladies arrived in the country from Lebanon on Sunday. The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Geoffr...
German court ruling clears the way to settle VW diesel cases
KARLSRUHE, Germany — A German court has ruled that Volkswagen must buy back cars from owners of its diesel cars equipped with software that evaded emissions testing — but consumers must accept the . . .
Hong Kong security, police chiefs warn of growing 'terrorism' as China security laws loom
Hong Kong's security chief said "terrorism" was growing in the city, as government departments rallied on Monday behind Beijing's plans to ...
Piyush Goyal’s 2 am tweet: ‘Where is list for 125 trains from Maharashtra?’
Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray and Railways Minister Piyush Goyal on Sunday had already engaged in a war of words over the running of Shramik special trains
Online Torah study session helped prepare for upcoming holiday of Shavuot - Jewish World
'We pray that this historic event will bring a complete recovery to our people and the entire world,' organizers say.
Trump visits Arlington cemetery, Fort McHenry for Memorial Day as Baltimore mayor criticizes trip
President Trump was marking Memorial Day with appearances at Arlington National Cemetery and Baltimore’s historic Fort McHenry, honoring fallen military members while also sending a clear signal to the country that his agenda will be business-as-almost-usual amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Chaos at GMR Rajiv Gandhi International Airport as many domestic flights get cancelled
Almost 120 flights were supposed to land or take flight today but only 40 were operated.
Coronavirus Lockdown: Tamil Nadu clears air, notifies SOP for domestic air travel
Ending uncertainty over resumption of domestic flight services in Tamil Nadu from tomorrow, the state government late on Sunday said it has allowed flights to Chennai, Coimbatore, Madurai and
Angry Barnard Castle OAPs say Dominic Cummings must go
Reaction was strong in the County Durham market town where the Downing Street adviser was reported to have visited in April.
"What planet are they on?" No respite for UK's Johnson and aide
London: Prime Minister Boris Johnson faced mutiny in his party and fury across Britain on Monday for refusing to sack his closest aide Dominic Cummings who is accused of flouting the coronavirus lockdown by driving 250 miles from London.
One-year-old baby strangled to death by bedroom blind cord as coroner issues urgent alert saying more will die
A CORONER issued an urgent alert after a one-year-old baby was strangled to death by a bedroom blind cord. Tragic tot Rifky Grossberger stood up in her cot and became entangled in the looped cable.…
States wanting migrants from Uttar Pradesh may soon need to seek permission as CM Yogi Adityanath moots 2-point strategy
In a two-pronged strategy to secure migrant workers, the Uttar Pradesh government has decided to set up a Migration Commission for employment of such labourers in the state and made it clear that any
Telford care home receives dose of #KindleKindness
Kindles have been donated to a care home in Telford, after a council funding campaign to tackle loneliness and isolation during lockdown.
Would YOU live next-door to your in-laws? Mother who'll soon be sharing a garden fence with her husband's parents says she's already dreading it - and others admit it would be enough to make them move
Posting anonymously on the British parenting site Mumsnet, the woman revealed how her mother and father-in-law have been renovating the house next door and will be moving in.
Muirhevnamor residents complain about rubbish lying in estate for 'more than a year' - Talk of the Town
Residents in Muirhevnamor have complained about a quantity of illegally dumped rubbish that has been lying in the estate for more than a year. The rubbish, which has now attracted rates, is located behind houses at Road 2 and Crescent 1 in the estate. One local woman told Talk of the Town that she has...Read More→
China warns of new Cold War as US blacklists more firms
The US decision to add 33 Chinese entities to a trade blacklist risks potential retaliation from Beijing as tensions between the world’s two biggest economies deteriorate further.
Coronavirus: Families of disabled people are still being asked to sign unlawful DNR orders
EXCLUSIVE Labour urged the government to "provide clarity" to healthcare workers to prevent the families of vulnerable people feeling pressure to wrongly sign the orders
More healthcare providers test positive for COVID-19 in Chennai
Doctors, nurses and paramedical staff among the worst-hit, say officials
Migrant woman delivers in bus in UP, twins fail to survive
The woman, her husband, and 42 others had collectively paid Rs 1.2 lakh to return to their home in West Bengal in a private bus where she delivered the twins.
Racial divide of coronavirus is real, so are innovations that can help
News about the novel coronavirus, which has now claimed over 90,000 American lives, is all around us. A subtext told in this reporting is the painful story of the pandemic’s devastating effect on people of color.
Paul Kearns death: First picture of man who died in alleged Ayrshire ‘shooting’
THIS is the first picture of the man who died in an alleged Ardrossan shooting yesterday. Paul Kearns, 42, was killed in the alleged firearms incident at a house in Nithsdale Road in the Ayrshire t…
IAF’s 2nd LCA squadron ‘Flying Bullet’ to start operating from Wednesday at TN’s Sulur
Chief of Air Staff Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria will operationalise the No 18 squadron 'Flying Bullets' of the Indian Air Force (IAF) on May 27 at Sulur near Coimbatore in Tamil Nadu.
Electronic voting in some Russian regions on extending Putin's term: election chief
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Remote electronic voting on constitutional changes that could greatly extend Russian President Vladimir Putin’s rule will be used in three or four regions but not rolled out nationwide, the Central Election Commission chief said in an interview.
UK PM Johnson backs key aide over lockdown breach claims
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Sunday defied pressure from within his own party and backed top aide Dominic Cummings over allegations he breached coronavirus lockdown rules.
Gurdwara attacked in UK hate crime; damage worth thousands of pounds on premises
Amid demands to arrest accused, who was caught on CCTV, gurdwara management says no one was injured in the incident and the clean-up process has begun
Delhi HC exempts advocates from wearing gowns, coats during virtual hearings
A circular issued by the court directed all lawyers to be dressed in a sober and dignified manner and expected to adhere to the rest of the Dress Code, as prescribed in Part VI, Chapter IV of the Bar Council of India Rules (Rules framed under Section 49(1) (gg) of the Advocates Act, 1961).
Beijing seeks to reassure business over Hong Kong security law
But investors fret about threat to city’s autonomy from law that has sparked new pro-democracy protests
NAF trains 94 Special Forces, 35 personnel in RTC Bauchi – Air Chief
The Chief of Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal (AM) Sadique Abubakar said that 94 Special Forces (SF) and 35 personnel had been trained at..
DDGBA extends support to NGBF fact findings on delay of BSL-3
Dimapur District GBs Association (DDGBA) has extended support to Nagaland GBs Federation (NGBF) fact findings on delay of Bio Safety Level-3 (BSL-3) in Dimapur, considering the threat that is being caused by the COVID-19 and also Dimapur being the only commercial hub of the state and gateway to other neighbouring states.
There will be 'lessons learned' from situation at Trinity Bellwoods Park, Toronto mayor says
Toronto Mayor John Tory says there will be "lessons learned" from the incident that unfolded on Saturday at Trinity Bellwoods Park.
‘Notifying Only 41 Shramik Trains For Maharashtra, Despite Being Prepared For 125’: Railways Minister Piyush Goyal
State's Chief Minister (CM) Uddhav Thackeray had asserted that his Government had the list of migrant workers ready.
COVID-19 could push Nigeria into another recession — Attah
By Omeiza Ajayi, Elder Statesman, Obong Victor Attah, is an architect was governor of Akwa Ibom State from 1999 to 2007. In this interview with Vanguard, Attah who had since resigned from politics, and now a leader of the Pan Niger Delta Forum, PANDEF, expresses concerns that Nigeria could be heading towards another recession dueRead More
Memorial Day tradition continues in Lynnwood amid pandemic
Loved ones placed flags at Floral Hills cemetery as bagpipes played in the distance Monday morning.
Russian Prosecutor Seeks Lengthy Prison Term For American On Spying Charges
Russian prosecutors have asked a Moscow court to find former Marine Paul Whelan guilty of espionage -- a charge Whelan and U.S. officials vehemently deny -- and sentence him to 18 years in prison.
'It's the Dominic Cummings lockdown tour 2020': No10 tweets reminder that Britons should 'keep 6ft apart from people you don’t live with'... sparking explosion of memes and ridicule
Furious Britons have mocked the Government for telling to keep their distance after Prime Minister Boris Johnson defended his top aide for going to Durham in lockdown.
GOP candidate Parnell blasts Pa. governor's 'absolutely absurd' benchmark for full reopening
Pennsylvania Republican candidate Sean Parnell called out Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf Monday on "Fox & Friends," arguing it is "absurd" to believe the state cannot reopen fully until a "foolproof" coronavirus vaccine is available to the public.
NCP chief Sharad Pawar meets Maharashtra Governor
Senior NCP leader Praful Patel said, “It was a routine meeting between them. It was not about any particular political issue or topic”.
Suspected cattle thief beaten to death in Tripura
A Bangladeshi youth, who is suspected to be a cattle smuggler, has been beaten to death in West Tripura along the Indo-Bangla border.
AP CM YS Jagan directs officials to help Elephantiasis disease victims in East Godavari
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy on Monday called on officials at the CM's camp office to discuss the situation where Elephantiasis disease in the East Godavari district.
Twitter Verification Purge Targets Mediaite Journalist Who Reported on Obama Spying
Twitter appears to have removed its blue "verified" checkmark from a number of users on the platform over the past few days, a purge that included Rudy Takala, a journalist for Mediaite who reported on former President Obama's abuse of government surveillance powers.
Russian Prosecutors Ask for 18-Year Jail Term for US National Whelan on Espionage Charges, Court Says
Former US Marine Paul Whelan has been held by the Russian authorities for nearly 17 months after he was arrested in Moscow in 2018 because of a flash drive in his...
Terrorists shot in attempted terror attack in Samaria - Defense/Security
Two terrorists shot and neutralized during abortive stabbing attack near the town of Amichai in Samaria.
Thankful bride invites EMT who saved her to her wedding - Inside Israel
A year after suffering second-degree burns in an accident, new bride invites the EMT who responded to her call to her wedding.
Did not violate social distancing, lockdown norms by playing cricket: Manoj Tiwari
Manoj Tiwari said he went for the game only after the Union home ministry allowed the stadiums to reopen.
How a deer had to be rescued from a police station
'It seems as though wildlife is getting used to quieter towns and less traffic on the roads'
Heat wave in Delhi, IMD issues red alert! India witnessed highest temperature of the year in last two days
While heat wave conditions prevail across the northern parts of India, it may be recalled that scientists had warned earlier at the beginning of the year that 2020 would rank among the 10 warmest years on record based on the weather conditions of the first two months of the year.
Town hall back in business
The Township of Spallumcheen is back open for walk-in business.
Angry Barnard Castle OAPs say Dominic Cummings must go
Reaction was strong in the County Durham market town where the Downing Street adviser was reported to have visited in April.
AIIMS sanitation chief dies of COVID
Senior sanitation supervisor at AIIMS, New Delhi, Heera Lal never missed a day on duty—until COVID-19 struck him last Tuesday and took him away on Monday morning.
Police arrest Utah man suspected of killing his Tinder date
A Utah man was arrested Sunday on suspicion of murder after police say he told authorities he killed a 25-year-old woman he had met on the popular dating app Tinder.
Japanese PM Shinzo Abe lifts nationwide coronavirus lockdown
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe lifted the state of emergency imposed to combat the coronavirus in Tokyo and remaining four other areas, thus ending nationwide restrictions.
The Price of Trump Loyalty
Senator Cory Gardner’s political relationship with the president reads like a tawdry romance novel.
Domestic flight service resumes: Students, migrants take the first flight home after lockdown
Many said they shelled out more to reach the airport as there were limited public transport options available.
GDPR at Two: Critics Slam Patchy Enforcement, Sluggish Investigations
GDPR at two: As criticism mounts, how long before signs that the bark of regulators is worse than their bite starts to dilute GDPR's effectiveness?
Coronavirus Update: Death Tally Crosses 4K Mark, Total Cases Reach 1,38,845; Here’s The Latest State-Wise Data
A record 6,977 new coronavirus cases and 154 more fatalities were reported in the last 24 hours in India, taking the total number of such cases on Monday (25 May) to 1,38,845, a Health Ministry data revealed.
JEE Main, NEET 2020 admit card, exam timing details revealed by NTA
For NEET, NTA had earlier extended the last date to make corrections in applications. As per an IE report, HRD Ministry had also asked the NTA to double the number of test centres so that one can maintain the social distancing norms.
Plans to reopen Staffordshire schools spark concerns
Plans to reopen schools to some pupils next week have sparked concerns from parents about children’s health – and a community leader has said that the move is not suitable for all.
Jammu lawyer, 63, dies of Covid-19, J&K toll rises to 22
The death toll due to the novel coronavirus in J&K has gone up to 22 after a sexagenarian lawyer died at a hospital in Jammu, officials said on
Ghaziabad to seal borders with Delhi from Tuesday amid rising COVID-19 cases in capital
Concerned by the spike in COVID-19 cases, Ghaziabad has decided to seal its borders with Delhi.
Bengaluru: Five-year-old boy flies back home alone after 2 months
A 5-year-old boy flew back home to the city alone on Monday after remaining stranded in Delhi for two months.
Warm Memorial Day weather rises to heat warning by Wednesday
Heat that could set some late-May records is on its way to the region, according to the National Weather Service forecast.
'South African companies that employ foreigners must not open'
South African opposition party The African Transformation Movement (ATM) says South Africa must impose a strict economic sector regime that will see certain ind...
Protesters hang effigy of Kentucky governor
A group of protesters in Kentucky on Sunday hung an effigy of Gov. Andy Beshear (D) outside the state Capitol during a rally celebrating the Second Amendment and opposing coronavirus restrictions.
Increased government action necessary during emergencies, duty of courts to ensure accountability: Justice DY Chandrachud
Justice DY Chandrachud said virtual court hearings cannot replace or be a substitute to physical courts as it constitutes the spine of the judicial system.
COVID-19: New cases jump to 172 today, 92% are non-Malaysians
The number of new COVID-19 cases have jumped to 172 new cases today, which is the first time Malaysia records more than 100 new cases since the CMCO took effect on 4th May. This brings the total number of infections to 7,417.
Japan lifts coronavirus emergency in all remaining areas
The prime minister of Japan has lifted a coronavirus state of emergency in Tokyo and the remaining areas of the country, ending the restrictions nationwide as businesses begin to reopen.
Did your father give you a job?: JD(U) MLA’s reply to a migrant worker’s query on employment
Randhir Kumar Soni defended himself saying that his remarks were directed at an individual he had known for a long time.
Bombay HC rejects plea seeking termination of 24-week foetus with Down Syndrome
33-year-old woman, pregnant with twins, had filed petition after learning one of the foetuses suffered from untreatable chromosomal anomaly which would cause substantial risk of mental or physical disability
Erosion of fiscal federalism in the times of Covid-19
As the Centre steamrolls policies on cash-strapped States, the fiscal demands the current pandemic have put extraordinary pressures on State finances
EU’s top diplomat urges ‘more robust strategy’ toward China
EU foreign affairs chief Josep Borrell told a gathering of German ambassadors on Monday that “analysts have long talked about the end of an American-led system and the arrival of an Asian century.”
COVID-19: Saudi Arabia to allow one-hour walk amid curfew
The permits will have to be requested via Tawakkalna app
Sporadic protests continue over restoration of power, water supply in cyclone-hit Bengal
Sporadic protests over demands for restoration of power and water supply continued in several cyclone Amphan-hit parts of West Bengal for the fifth consecutive day on Monday while normalcy has
Devon and Cornwall MPs stay quiet on actions of Dominic Cummings
Dominic Cummings is due to make a public statement this afternoon after allegations he breached coronavirus lockdown restrictions
Jeff Koinange: 2 Stories That Convinced Me to Quit NBC News [VIDEO]
Having secured a dream post at one of America's leading media houses, the outspoken journalists confessed to finding it hard to even consider...
How to write to your MP to complain about Dominic Cummings
If you want to complain about the prime minister’s chief adviser there are several ways you can do it.
Former DG allegedly stabs wife of 50 years to death in Imo state
The former Director-General of Imo Broadcasting Corporation, Sir TC Okere is at large after allegedly stabbing his wife of 50 years to death earlier today, 25th May, 2020 in Imo state. The Imo State Police Public
Gov Sonko Rescue Team Members Arrested On 10th Anniversary [PHOTOS & VIDEO]
The squad was arrested while distributing gods as they celebrated their anniversary at the...
Don’t let Big Tech turn the world into a China, Noam Chomsky warns
He is referring to China's social credit system that tracks citizens to award/deduct points on a score determining one's access to services.
Montenegro becomes Europe's first coronavirus-free state, PM says
PODGORICA (Reuters) - Montenegro’s prime minister on Monday declared the country coronavirus-free - a move vital for its Adriatic tourism industry coming 69 days after it reported its first case and after 20 without a new one.
Boris’ defence of top aide breaching lockdown causes stir
PTI London The furore surrounding top Downing Street aide Dominic Cummings’ perceived breach of the coronavirus stay-at-home lockdown rules by travellin
Paul Whelan was detained in Moscow in December 2018 for allegedly receiving state secrets
Russian prosecutors on Monday called for a former US marine charged with spying to be sentenced to 18 years in prison, after a closed-door trial denounced by Washington and his family. Paul Whelan, 50, was detained in Moscow in December 2018 for allegedly receiving state secrets, but he insists he was
‘Palestinian’ Rioters Burn Tires, throw Rocks over PA Eid al-Fitr Mosque Closures
Clashes erupt in the Palestinian Authority as residents take to the streets to protest against virus lockdowns imposed for the holiday.
China's 'Bat Woman' warns coronavirus is just tip of the iceberg
If we want to prevent human beings from suffering from the next pandemic, we must go in advance to learn of these unknown viruses carried by wild animals in nature and give early warnings, said Shi Zhengli, deputy director of Wuhan Institute of Virology
Blockchain Adoption: China’s National People’s Congress and Parliament to Review DLT Fund Proposal
The National People’s Congress (NPC), China’s parliament and the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference recently began conducting their annual
OPINION | Government has wasted the goodwill of South Africans
The government expected quiet, unquestioning obedience from South Africans. Instead of trusting the public, being open and honest with them, the government has wasted goodwill and turned the public against it, writes Geordin Hill-Lewis.
POST COVID-19: Relocate dry dock to open up economy in N’Delta – PANDEF, UNDEDSS
THE Pan Niger Delta Forum, PANDEF and the United Niger Delta Energy Development Security Strategy, UNDEDSS, Monday, restated calls for...
Top Egypt medical union warns of health system ‘collapse’
Egypt's top medical union on Monday warned of a "complete collapse" of the country's health system, accusing the health ministry of negligence
Virus lockdowns stifle Eid celebrations as infections rise
The three-day festival, which marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan, is traditionally celebrated with mosque prayers, family feasts and shopping for new clothes, gifts and sweet treats.
India snake-bite assassin killed wife at second attempt
Her parents became suspicious when Sooraj tried to secure ownership of his wife's property just days after her death.
Trump warns he may move Republican convention site from North Carolina
U.S. President Donald Trump warns that he may move the Republican National Convention from North Carolina set for August if the event..
India and Israel join forces to develop rapid testing system to fight Coronavirus
India News: NEW DELHI: India and Israel have decided to join forces to develop rapid testing systems that can conduct Covid-19 tests at under a minute, in the hig.
Nottingham hour by hour weather forecast as temperatures set to stay high in coming week
The upcoming week looks set for more sunshine and high temperatures
SAPS arrest 5 for smuggling cigarettes
South African police have arrested a Zimbabwean woman (35) along with four others aged between 28 and 42 whom they found with smuggled cigarettes worth thousand...
COVID-19: Over N10 billion approved for health intervention grants - CBN
Mr Okorafor said the applications covered two broad categories under the COVID-19 intervention programmes in the healthcare sector.
Worst attack in 27 years: Swarms of locusts destroy crops across north India
Locust swarms entered India from Pakistan where they flew in from Iran last year. From Rajasthan, locusts entered Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat and UP. Punjab has also put its farmers on alert.
A break from COVID
With railways, air and road travel (domestic for now) having resumed operations, albeit with strict guidelines in place, Goans who’ve missed out on this year’s summer vacation are hoping that they will get their holiday sooner or later, when the situation improves
COVID-19: South Korean pupil tests positive ahead of school reopening
A kindergarten pupil in Seoul has been infected with the novel coronavirus, the city’s education office said on Monday. The development has led to the shutdown of several education institutes in...
Police investigating assault with intent to rape as woman, 25, fights off man in Fife park
A woman fought off a potential rapist in a Fife park at the weekend.
Coronavirus: Hairdressers offer virtual appointments in lockdown
Salons are giving advice via video chat apps to help people style and colour their hair at home.
Germany divided over plans to nix rules despite COVID-19 outbreaks | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
BERLIN >> Germany’s federal government and state governors squared up today for a battle over plans to end pandemic-related restrictions despite fresh clusters of cases across the country.
Durham Police now say Dominic Cummings' family given 'no specific advice' about lockdown
The force has issued a fresh statement as calls for the Downing Street aide to be sacked mount following Boris Johnson's defence of Cummings yesterday
Modi conveys Eid greetings to Bangladesh PM, Abu Dhabi crown prince
Modi and Sheikh Hasina share their assessment of the damage caused by cyclone Amphan.Sheikh Zayed and Modi express satisfaction about the effective cooperation between the two countries during the covid-19 pandemic situation
Coronavirus Australia live updates: Sydney school evacuated over virus fears
Parents at two schools in Sydney's east have been told to take their kids home after pupils contracted the coronavirus.
Taking a flight to Mumbai? New rules make 14-day home isolation mandatory
Passengers coming for short duration will be exempted from home isolation if they submit return travel details, says Maharashtra govt's SOPs for air passengers.Passengers may be permitted to travel in their private passenger vehicles only between the airport and their residence
Dominic Cummings is 'tarnishing my name' says former Nottingham Forest man
The former City Ground man, who uses the alter-ego 'CumDog', has joked that he is ready to replace him.
Singapore Reports 344 COVID-19 Cases in 24 Hours, Nationwide Tally at 31,960
Singapore is gearing up for the end of its "circuit breaker" period next week, Channel News Asia reported on Monday.
Medal of Honor recipient remembers sergeant major killed in Iraq: 'We were going to avenge that man'
Medal of Honor recipient, former U.S. Army Staff Sgt. David Bellavia said that Memorial Day is a time for him to take stock and consider whether he is living his life in a way that honors those who were lost.
Bear spotted in Rose Valley
UPDATE 2:27 p.m. With recent bear activity ramping up across the province, B.C. Conservation Officers are starting to conduct their bear attractant patrols to help reduce conflicts in communities.
Popular Hanover political activist says he’s undeterred by reported threat
Popular People's National Party (PNP) activist in Hanover Craig Oates is claiming that his life has reportedly come under threat from members of his party. In a 26-minute long video on Facebook, Oates said he was undaunted by the alleged threat...
As Covid-19 Cases Cross 30,000, Mumbai Police Issues Order To Curb Social Media Messages; To Hold Admins Responsible
The Mumbai police in an order dated 23 May has re-issued prohibitory orders under section 144 of the IPC against any social media messages which among others are deemed incorrect, derogatory and incite mistrust towards government functionaries.
Yousef Makki's sister reveals their mother was 'depressed' and 'felt like the walls were closing in on her' before she died with a 'broken heart' a year after her son, 17, was stabbed to death
EXCLUSIVE: Jade Akoum believes her mother, Debbie, died from a broken heart following her young son's death and has spoken exclusively to FEMAIL about the family's devastation.
Shiv Sena lashes out at Adityanath for remark on migrants, says they are treated well in Maharashtra
Adityanath had said on Sunday that all states will have to take permission from his administration to employ workers from UP, amid the coronavirus crisis.
Aspiring model, 24, who vanished in Nottinghamshire over the bank holiday weekend is found 'safe and well'
Nottinghamshire Police said this evening Laura Benson, who vanished in Beeston, has been found 'safe and well' as they thanked those who shared their appeal.
IRCTC special trains: Passengers note new ticket booking, RAC, waitlisting rules for 15 pairs of AC specials
From the existing 7 days, the Advance Reservation Period (ARP) of these Special AC trains will be increased to 30 days. For these Special AC trains, there will be no Tatkal booking facility.
Bengaluru: BMTC introduces flat-fare system, bus fares to start from Rs 5 now
BMTC has been facing flak right from the first day of operations post-lockdown for its new contactless ticketing system. Commuters and citizen activists had pointed out that the daily passes worth Rs 70 were not feasible for those travelling short distances.
Coronavirus upside: 70% fall in crime in western Uttar Pradesh in April, says report
Western Uttar Pradesh has reported a sharp fall in crime in April compared to the corresponding period last year.
Pilot of PIA flight ignored 3 warnings to lower altitude before Pakistan crash: Report
Pakistani investigators are trying to find out if the PIA crash is attributable to a pilot error or a technical glitch.
Donald Trump Lays Wreath at Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
President Donald Trump recognized Memorial Day on Monday, laying a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
Don't they do home deliveries?! Mother, 33, gives birth in Lidl car park after suddenly going into labour on the way to hospital
Natasha Thomson gave birth to baby Holly on Thursday after pulling over at a Lidl in Peterlee, County Durham, while on their way to the University Hospital of North Tees.
Police launch manhunt after attempted rape of woman in Dunfermline park
A woman was followed by the man before he pushed her to the ground.
India lockdown diary, Day 62: Akhilesh asks for free chyawanprash supply; Kolkata artisans hope for turnaround; and more
Here’s a curated list of some interesting stories from across the country on Day 62 of lockdown.
France promises ‘significant’ pay hikes for health workers
PARIS, May 25 — Prime Minister Edouard Philippe said today that health workers would soon get hefty pay increases as part of an overhaul of France’s hospital system in response to the coronavirus crisis. “I can say without any ambiguity, the increase will be significant,” Philippe said...
Two killed as fire engulfs IDP camp in Borno
The Borno state governor, Prof. Babagana Umara Zulum has visited the Muna garage IDP camp where more than 1613 houses were gutted by fire on the eve of Eid.
Police searching for student on the run after 'killing two people'
A tri-state manhunt is underway for Peter Manfredonia, a 23-year-old student at the University of Connecticut, who is believed to be armed with stolen guns
Ruth Langsford forced to step in and 'correct' expert on This Morning
Ruth Langsford was forced to correct a live on-air blunder during This Morning
Communities nationwide face tough choices on opening public pools | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
MISSION, Kan. >> Public pools will look very different this summer if they open at all with the coronavirus threat still looming, as teenage lifeguards will be tasked with maintaining social distancing and spotting COVID-19 symptoms in addition to their primary responsibility of preventing drownings.
Alligator Who Survived Second World War Bombing Dies
The reptile, named Saturn, escaped Berlin Zoo in 1943 when it was bombed.
Madagascar sends troops, doctors after bodies found in streets
The Indian Ocean island nation has registered 527 infections and two deaths, both in Toamasina.
A tale of two Trumps
You have to admire US President Donald Trump's persistence. Almost 100,000 Americans have died under his watch in the last 100 days, and he is still boasting about his success and greatness.
Cops crack the case of well murders: A party and a few uninvited guests
Sometime on Wednesday night, nine drugged bodies were dragged to the abandoned well and...
Jalandhar Police starts helpline for women facing domestic violence in lockdown
To help women facing the domestic violence during lockdown, the Jalandhar Police Commissionerate has started online counseling helpline.
Head of French LREM Party Says Former Health Minister Determined to Become Paris Mayor
MOSCOW (Sputnik) – Stanislas Guerini said he was convinced that former health minister and current LREM candidate Agnes Buzyn in the municipal elections in Paris, is...
Covid-19 crisis has lessons for agencies on how to respond, come together and collaborate: Deshmukh
Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh said every effort was being made to minimise risk for police personnel, who were on the ground and involved in efforts to mitigate the crisis, and make the best possible treatment available for those who have tested positive.
NDP makes support for suspending Commons contingent on permanent sick leave
The Liberals over the weekend proposed to waive ‘normal’ House of Commons
Peace returns to Ondo APC as factional chairman withdraws suit
Peace may be returning to Ondo State All Progressives Congress (APC) following the withdrawal of the suit challenging the authentic chairman, Ade Adetimehin....
Government allows private jets, charter flights on domestic routes
India Business News: The ultra rich can once again jet around the country in their luxury private or charter aircraft. The aviation ministry from Monday allowed domestic a
COVID-19 Tracker: Ulhasnagar crosses 200-mark; Badlapur tally stands at 174
Ulhasnagar crossed 200-mark on Monday with 18 new cases, whereas Badlapur saw 13 fresh cases in a day. Ambernath recorded four new cases on Monday with the tally climbing to 66.
Bourgas, Bulgaria: First Written Evidence that the Roman Colony Deultum had a Port
Archaeologists from the Deultum-Debelt National Archaeological Reserve near Bulgaria’s Burgas have discovered the first written evidence that the Roman colony Deultum had a port, BGNES reported. The inscription was found on limestone sarcophagus, dating from the II-III century AD.
COVID-19: INEC to receive names of Edo, Ondo guber candidates online, to pilot e-voting (updated)
Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) says it will work towards the introduction of electronic voting in major elections starting from 2021.
Waste segregation units crop up on banks of Vrishabhavathi again
They allegedly burn waste at night, and also dump it along the banks of the river
Ryanair brings legal challenge over social welfare appeal
Ryanair has gone to court in a bid to set aside a decision of an appeals commissioner in a social welfare appeal to refuse the airline permission to cross-examine certain witnesses.
Trump: We will move Republican convention unless crowds allowed
President Donald Trump threatened on Monday to pull the Republican National Convention out of North Carolina if the state's Democratic governor does not immediately sign off on allowing a full-capacity gathering in August despite the continuing coronavirus pandemic.
Utah climber rescued from remote cliff after hitting head, losing consciousness in fall
A Utah climber who fell and cracked his head while scaling a cliff by himself on Sunday was rescued after he regained consciousness and nearby campers heard his cries for help, authorities said.
Karan Johar's Two House Helps Test Positive For Coronavirus
Karan Johar said that two members of his household staff have tested positive for COVID-19. He informed everyone that he and his family members will remain under self-isolation for the next fourteen days.
Kim Jong-un Resurfaces for Meeting on 'Nuclear War Deterrence'
North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un resurfaced once again this weekend to chair a meeting on the country's nuclear weapons program.
Sena, Cong take jibe at Goyal over diversion of UP-bound train
PTI Mumbai Taking a dig at Railways Minister Piyush Goyal over diversion of the Vasai Road-Gorakhpur Sharmik Special train via Odisha, Shiv Sena leader Sa
Memorial Day: Trump thanks service members fighting 'invisible enemy'
May 25 (UPI) -- In Memorial Day remarks, President Donald Trump recognized members of the U.S. National Guard and armed services on the front lines of the fight against the coronavirus pandemic battling an "invisible enemy."
NYSC: Outgoing corps members to receive certificates at local govt councils
The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has informed the 2019 Batch “B” Stream "1" corps members, that the certificate of national service (CNS) will be i
Staffer at a Cape Town primary school tests positive for Covid-19
This comes as some teachers returned to schools on Monday in preparation for the return of Grade 7 and 12 pupils.
PHOTOS: New look of NIDCOM office after eviction
The pictures below show the office of Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM) after the staff were evicted. - News
Report reveals Pak pilot ignored three altitude warnings before crashing
PTI Karachi The pilot of the Pakistan International Airlines (PIA)’s crashed plane ignored three warnings from the air traffic controllers about the air
Delhi IGI airport opens for domestic flights! Flyers note these 10 points before departure and arrival
Coronavirus COVID 19 Lockdown 4.0 travel guidelines for Delhi Airport: All flyers have to download the Aarogya Setu App on their phones, prior to reaching the IGI airport/at the forecourt itself. DIAL has made provisions for designated gates to airlines to enter into the terminal building.
Japan lifts coronavirus emergency in all remaining areas
Japan, with about 16,600 confirmed cases and about 850 deaths, has so far avoided the large outbreaks that have been experienced in the US and the Europe despite its softer restrictions.
Japan lifts coronavirus state of emergency in all remaining areas
TOKYO — Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe lifted a coronavirus state of emergency in Tokyo and four other remaining areas on Monday, ending the restrictions nationwide as businesses begin to
Hundreds take part in parade to mark first birthday of boy who lost both parents in El Paso shooting
A boy who lost both of his parents in a mass shooting at an El Paso, Texas, Walmart last year has celebrated his first birthday – and he did not celebrate it alone.Paul Gilbert Anchondo was only two months old when his parents were killed while protecting him from a mass shooter.
At 93, I will never change in my position on Equity, Justice, Fairness – Clark
ABUJA - FORMER Federal Commissioner for Information, Chief Edwin Clark who turned 93 years yesterday, vowed that he will not c
Coronavirus | 103 more COVID-19 positive cases detected in Odisha
96 of them are migrant workers who returned recently, says government
Malta looks to Ireland in campaign for legal abortion
The second anniversary of the referendum on the 8th amendment has arrived, and has barely made a dent in the news coverage due to Covid-19.
France Announces 'Reciprocal Quarantines' for British Airport Arrivals
France has announced that it will be imposing 'reciprocal' quarantine measures on British arrivals after the UK announced quaranite measures.
Educational publisher gives free access to teaching resources
PRESS RELEASE: Initially exclusive to Diwa partner schools, the Diwa Learning Town is now open to all educators to encourage them to start their learning continuity plan amid COVID-19
Tri-state manhunt underway for suspect in Connecticut double homicide
Police in Connecticut, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania are on the lookout for a 23-year-old man suspected of killing two people as part of a larger crime spree over Memorial Day weekend.
Two-year-old child plunges 15ft onto a busy beach sparking major rescue operation
The girl fell from the walkway above Meadfoot beach in Torquay onto the ground below at around lunchtime today.
Spain revises coronavirus death toll down by nearly 2,000
Spain's health ministry revised the country's coronavirus death toll down by nearly 2,000 to 26,834 on Monday after checking data provided by regions. Health emergency coordinator Fernando Simon said checks of the data had shown that some deaths had previously been counted twice and that some
Open Skies withdrawal throws nuclear treaty into question
President Trump's move this week to withdraw from an international pact meant to prevent accidental war has added to concerns about the fate of a separate arms control treaty with Russia.
Delhi records 13,418 covid cases, CM Kejriwal says situation still under control
Delhi government directed private hospitals with a capacity of 50 beds to reserve 20% of their total bed strength for coronavirus patients
2.4 lakh subsidised Tirupati Laddus sold in AP on day-one
Observing all COVID-19 guidelines in the presence of local government machinery, the devotees queued up at TTD marriage halls and TTD Information Centres for the sacred prasadam.
Trump Pats Himself On The Back For Waiting Longer Than Usual To Visit His Golf Club
President Donald Trump was on the defensive on the morning of Memorial Day after he spent the weekend at his...
Democratic leaders say Trump testing strategy is 'to deny the truth' about lack of supplies
Democratic leaders said Monday that President Trump’s strategy for coronavirus testing is to “deny the truth” about the current lack of supplies.
State trooper helps rescue 8 baby ducks trapped in storm drain
A kindhearted state trooper helped reunite eight baby ducks with their mother after they fell into a storm drain in Massachusetts, authorities said. Massachusetts State Trooper Jim Maloney spotted the
China accuses US of spreading coronavirus conspiracies
IANS Beijing China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi has accused the US of spreading “conspiracies and lies” about the coronavirus pandemic, ratcheting up
China's national legislature starts 2nd plenary meeting of annual session
China's National People's Congress convenes second plenary session
OSCE reports 44 civilian victims in Donbas hostilities since early 2020
The victims include six fatalities and 38 injuries.
180 Arrested in Hong Kong Protests Against Chinese Takeover
Thousands of protesters filled the streets of Hong Kong on Sunday to denounce Beijing’s plan to impose a draconian national security law.
UK Prime Minister’s Adviser to Make Rare Statement Amid Lockdown Trip Scandal – Reports
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Dominic Cummings, senior adviser to UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, is set to make a rare statement and field journalists’ questions on Monday amid...
To focus on floods now, Assam wants to close home-bound movements by June 30
Assam government wants to wrap up the process of receiving the home-bound people of the state from outside and of their subsequent quarantine by June
PM Modi conveys greetings on Eid-ul-Fitr to UAE
UAE in a telephonic conversation with Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi.
Cyclist seriously injured in 'devastating' collision on country lane
Police have launched an investigation
Owner of collapsed building charged with 19 counts
Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | The owner of the building which collapsed killing 13 people in Makindye has been charged with 19 counts. Abraham Kalanzi, aged 31-year-old, the owner of the collapsed building was charged before the Makindye One Magistrate Edith Mbabazi. He was charged alongside Engineer Christopher Bandi Ruhambya 55. The charges include; …
9 found dead in well in Telangana were murdered by a man to cover up another killing
The man, Sanjay Kumar Yadav, was arrested on Monday following investigations by six special teams and he confessed to the crime, police claimed, three days after bodies of the nine, including six members of a family, were fished out from the well at Gorrekunta village. The murders were carried out to cover up the killi
Transfer of Open Skies Treaty Data to Non-Parties Must Be Ruled Out - Russian Top Diplomat
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - The transfer of data received by the countries participating in the Open Skies Treaty to third countries that are not parties to it will be a gross...
Boris Johnson the 'people’s politician' risks squandering his common touch in standing by Dominic Cummings
Say what you like about Boris Johnson, he is not what you would call a “misfit” or a “weirdo”. Unlike his non-conformist chief adviser Dominic Cummings, who once touted for such ‘oddballs’ to join No 10, the Prime Minister is as conventional as any of the 20 Old Etonians who have ended up in Downing
oMalayitsha call on Government to provide special permits
CROSS border transporters popularly known as oMalayitsha have called on Government to assist them with special permits which will ensure smooth passage of their...
Celeste Barber’s $51 million bushfire money must stay with NSW RFS
Money raised by Celeste Barber's bushfire campaign cannot go to other charities or states, but can be given to injured firefighters, a judge has ruled.
More than 1,000 pubs have an interest in FBD ‘test case’, court told
Dispute centres on whether insurers should pay for pubs’ losses over Covid-19 shutdown
COVID-19 pandemic: Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe Lifts State of Emergency
Shinzo Abe said the country had managed to control the spread of COVID-19 since issuing the order in some areas on April 7, then later extending it nationwide.
Biden aims to move left without abandoning centrist roots
Calls for pragmatic centrism helped Joe Biden clinch the Democratic presidential nomination. But they left many of the party’s strongest liberals worried little progress would be made toward their sweeping goals.
ANALYSIS: Lebanon is teetering on the brink - Middle East
Neither Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah nor Lebanese President Michel Aoun care about restoring Lebanon to its once-respected status.
Crashed PIA plane's pilot ignored 3 warnings to lower altitude: Report
Pakistan News: KARACHI: The pilot of the crashed Pakistan International Airlines plane ignored three warnings from the air traffic controllers about the aircraft's a.
Govt may reimpose lockdown after Eid if situation gets worse, says PM’s aide
People are under the wrong impression that prevalence of disease is reducing, says Dr Zafar Mirza
South Korea to require masks on transit, flights | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
BANGKOK >> South Koreans will be required to wear masks when using public transportation and taxis nationwide starting Tuesday as authorities look for more ways to slow the spread of the coronavirus as people increase their public activities.
‘Migrants train should reach destination’: Sanjay Raut’s jibe at Piyush Goyal over diversions
The Vasai Road-Gorakhpur Sharmik Special train to Uttar Pradesh, which left from Palghar on May 21, was diverted to a different route via Odisha due to heavy congestion.
US Air Force ends height restrictions in hopes of attracting more female pilots
Air Force officials said that aircrafts were largely built for males, and made things more challenging for female applicants.
School's IN for summer? Ex-Ofsted boss says end-of-term holiday should be scrapped to help pupils catch up and prevent a 'lost generation'
Michael Wilshaw (pictured) says that children being taken out of schools amid the coronavirus pandemic has been a great tragedy.
4 Experts Join HPC In Vizag Leak Probe
VISAKHAPATNAM: Four more technical experts from Centre have joined the high-powered committee that has been set up to investigate the LG polymers gas leak tragedy that occured in Visakhapatnam on May
Worst attack in 27 years: Swarms of locusts destroy crops in several states
Locust swarms entered India from Pakistan and have made their way into Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra.
Coronavirus: Singapore reports 344 new COVID-19 cases
The "circuit breaker" measures were first announced on April 7 and were further tightened after three weeks, with more workplaces closed and social gatherings banned.
Watch: Scenes from airports across India on Day 1 of resumption of domestic flights
The resumption of air travel came with a few hiccups in the first few hours itself as several flyers took to social media to register their grievances against airlines, particularly Air India. Several people travelled long distances only to find that their flights had been cancelled.
Bushfire-hit Australians still in tents as virus slows recovery
Victims of Australia's catastrophic bushfires are still living in tents, garages, and makeshift shelters months after the blazes ended, with efforts to rebuild their lives hampered by the coronavirus pandemic.
Trump lays wreath at Arlington Cemetery in Memorial Day ceremony
President Trump on Monday presented a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier to commemorate Memorial Day. Trump crossed the Potomac River by motorcade to lead the solemn morning ceremony at
Nicola Sturgeon says Dominic Cummings should apologise to nation for flouting lockdown rules
Nicola Sturgeon has called on Boris Johnson's chief adviser to admit he made a mistake and apologise to the nation over an alleged breach of coronavirus lockdown rules.
Ilhan Omar says she believes Tara Reade’s sex assault claims against Biden
Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar said she believes the sexual assault claims leveled at former Vice President Joe Biden by former Senate staffer Tara Reade. “I do believe Reade,” Omar told the Sunday
America's Got Talent star 'still not free' after vital clue proved he was wrongly jailed
Unreliable identification techniques led innocent Archie Williams to suffers 37 years in prison after being wrongfully convicted of rape and stabbing
Coronavirus | Forced to stay in car for five days despite testing negative for COVID-19
Villagers’ apprehensions and stigma attached to the disease are to blame for my fate, he says.
Will ensure work for returning migrants: Nitish Kumar
Nitish Kumar's comments come as lakhs of migrant workers return to Bihar amid the coronavirus lockdown. He said there are ample opportunities in the textiles, shoe, bag, furniture and bicycle industries in the state.
ILO expresses deep concern at ‘suspension’ of labour laws
Appeals to Modi to uphold international commitments
Hamilton City Council Wants To Fix Pay Errors
Hamilton City Council is the latest big business moving to rectify errors in Holiday Act payments.
Vizag gas leak: Andhra Pradesh High Court orders state to seize LG Polymer premises
The court also asked the government to ensure that the company’s directors do not leave the country without its permission.
Bin collections to return to normal after coronavirus staffing pressures
Stirling Council is to resume its full household waste and recycling collection service from Monday, June 1.
Historic life-size Crystal Palace dinosaur damaged after 150 years in park
‘The magnitude of the damage shocked me.'
Maharashtra's Covid-19 count breaches 52,000-mark, over 1,000 deaths in Mumbai
In the state, death toll of covid-19 patients has now gone up to 1,695.Of the total cases, Mumbai alone reported 31,972 cases
Heat wave drives Delhi’s peak power demand to season high of 5,268 MW
Expected to touch last year’s peak of 7,409 MW by July: Tata Power-DDL
Rejig your political agenda for 2023 APC leaders warn his members
Stalwarts of APC in Akwa Ibom state have urged its members to call their media aides to order as some of their publications in the social media
Horrifying moment mother 'PUSHES' her autistic son, nine, into a canal 'in her first failed attempt to kill him' before taking the non-verbal boy to another spot where he drowned
Patricia Ripley, 45, inset, is facing attempted and premeditated murder charges. Alejandro Ripley, main with his famiiy, was found floating in a Miami, Florida, canal on Friday. Dad Aldo Ripley is inset.
Trump threatens to move Republican convention if North Carolina won't allow packed arena
President targets Democratic governor days after state’s highest daily increase in coronavirus cases
Body of Maryland couple’s killer found 4 hours after shootout with police, authorities say
A Delaware man suspected of fatally shooting an elderly Maryland couple as they were visiting their son’s grave earlier this month died from police gunfire during a shootout about two hours after the crime, authorities have confirmed.
Afghan ceasefire holds as prisoner release expected
Taliban made the three-day truce offer that started Sunday to mark the Eid al-Fitr holiday
Islamic State says it was behind blast in southern town
BENGHAZI, Libya (Reuters) - Islamic State said on Monday it was behind a blast in a small town in southern Libya on Saturday, the militant group’s first attack in the country for at least a year.
130 people deceived by fake job advert at Bara hospital
About 130 desperate job seekers were duped when they applied for fictitious jobs at the Chris Hani Baragwanath Academic Hospital, the Gauteng Department of Health said on Monday.
Carrying lab report? Karnataka exempts you from institutional quarantine
The government also exempted both union and state ministers, officers on duty as well as airline crew members from quarantine.
PM Modi speaks with Sheikh Hasina, greets Bangladesh on occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday spoke on phone with Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and conveyed greetings on Eid-ul-Fitr.
US urges probe into alleged ethics breach at African Development Bank
The US Department of the Treasury has called on the African Development Bank (AfDB) to carry out an independent probe into alleged ethics breaches by its president, Akinwumi Adesina. In a letter obtained by AFP on Monday, US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin expressed "deep reservations" about
Rushed Log Legislation Deserves The Chop
Federated Farmers and the Forest Owners Association are joining forces to condemn the Log Brokers Bill as a Trojan horse to potentially force farmers and foresters to subsidise local processing industries from reduced export earnings.
Zee News’ main building in Nodia sealed after 6 more test positive for COVID-19
Zee News Media Corporation's main building located in Noida Sector-16 has been sealed for sanitation and containment of the novel coronavirus pandemic after six more people tested positive for COVID-19, said a report in bestmediainfo on Monday.
Dozens of Chinese companies added to US blacklist in latest Beijing rebuke
The blacklisted companies focus on artificial intelligence and facial recognition, markets that US chip companies such as Nvidia Corp and Intel Corp have been heavily investing in.
6-year-old discovers rare 3,500-year-old tablet
The clay tablet from the Canaanite period depicts a man leading a humiliated captive. The boy who found it won a certificate of good citizenship.
Japan lifts nationwide state of emergency
IANS Tokyo Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Monday lifted the countrys nationwide state of emergency, ending restrictions in the remaining areas wher
Selling of TTD properties on the name of substandard is insult on devotees: Pawan Kalyan
Terming the donated lands and other properties to Lord Sri Venkateswara of Tirumala Tirupati Devastanams as substandard was nothing but an insult to the devotees, stated the Jana Sena president Pawan...
Trump threatens to move Republican convention if North Carolina won't allow packed arena
President targets Democratic governor days after state’s highest daily increase in coronavirus cases * Coronavirus – latest global updatesDonald Trump has threatened to move the Republican party’s national convention from Charlotte, North Carolina, if the state is unable to commit to “full attendance
Biden Lays Memorial Wreath in First Public Event Since Virus
Joe Biden emerged Monday from his stay-at-home lockdown after more than 10 weeks to mark Memorial Day with a tribute to veterans.
24-year-old guest worker from Bihar held for Warangal killings
Nine people sedated, thrown into well to cover up murder of a woman
Questions remain after US cop kills Muslim man who 'threw rocks'
The Muslim community in the US state of Georgia is searching for answers after a sheriff's deputy shot and killed a Sudanese-American man earlier this month.
Heat wave strikes pockets of North, coastal India
Several parts of North India reeled under intense heatwave, with several districts in Rajasthan, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh posting temperatures greater than 45 degrees Celsius or five
Coronavirus in South Africa: President Ramaphosa warns outbreak will get worse
Lockdown measures to be further eased from start of June despite surge in cases
‘Over 1,000’ pubs have interest in Covid-19 insurance test case
Dispute centres on whether insurers should pay for pubs’ losses over Covid-19 shutdown
Arson suspected in early morning blaze that damaged Montreal cell tower
MONTREAL — Police say arson is suspected in a fire that badly damaged a telecommunications tower in southwestern Montreal early Monday. There were no injuries stemming fro. the blaze, which was reported about 3:45 a.m.
New Zealand PM unruffled as quake hits mid-interview
A moderate 5.6-magnitude earthquake rattled New Zealand's North Island early Monday but failed to crack Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's trademark composure as she conducted a live television interview.
Over 14,000 Brits could appeal lockdown fines after Boris defended Cummings
Mr Cummings trip to Durham was described as 'responsible and legal' by the Prime Minister.
Coronavirus: Nail salons prepare to reopen as restrictions set to ease
Beauty salons across Canberra are preparing to reopen in the hope coronavirus restrictions will be eased.
'Unfolding calamity' - Saftu threatens strike if public servants are forced back to work under lockdown Level 3
Two of South Africa's trade union federations have raised concerns over government's announcement that public servants must go back to work when the country gears down to Level 3 of the lockdown from next week, with the South African Federation of Trade Unions threatening strike action.
Arbery family lawyer: Feds looking into how case handled
ATLANTA (AP) — A lawyer for the family of Ahmaud Arbery said Monday that a federal prosecutor told the slain man's mother federal officials are investigating potential misconduct by local...
As flights resume, passengers settle into new normal despite cancellations
All major airlines such as IndiGo, Air India, SpiceJet, Air Asia and others operated 30% of their regular schedules between destinations, strictly adhering to the safety protocols set by the Ministry of Civil Aviation.
Stable housing to go to and better pre-release preparation are key findings from interviews conducted with ex-ACT detainees
The first research study of the needs of ex-detainees in the ACT has found shortfalls in support networks and communication.
UPDATED: Wike releases N450m to victims of 2019 'bloody' poll
Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike, has released N450m to victims of the 2019 bloody general elections in Ijaw communities of Abonema...
US expands travel ban to Brazil, poised to cross 100,000 toll
The travel ban goes into effect from Friday and applies to immigrants and non-immigrants from Brazil, same as earlier orders suspending travelers from China, Iran, the Schengen area, the United Kingdom and Ireland.
Schrems letter turns up heat on Data Protection Commissioner
There is a pressing need for the regulator to act quickly and effectively to dispel criticism
PHOTOS: Hungry Zimbabweans queue for porridge in Chitungwiza
Thousands of Zimbabwe are flocking to a soup kitchen where a good Samaritan Samantha Murozoki is feeding the hungry people with porridge at her Chitungwiz...
Woman forced to close company because husband refuses to watch child after 3 days
Women across the world are choosing to leave the workforce to take care of their children as schools remain closed, and responsibilities mount.
China hits out at US for blacklisting firms
China condemned the US for adding 33 Chinese entities to a trade blacklist, a move that risks potential retaliation from Beijing as tensions between the world’s two-biggest economies deteriorate furth
Hong Kong and Beijing officials defend security laws, citing threat of terrorism
China's foreign ministry office in Hong Kong and the city's security chief on Monday defended proposed national security laws by describing some acts in mass pro-democracy protests last year as terrorism.
With presence of Chinese troops, India increases troops' strength in Ladakh
Sources in the Indian Army said that the Chinese have moved in troops and heavy vehicles across the Line of Actual Control near the Pangong Tso lake
12 new cases, 4 deaths
The provincial government have announced Monday 12 new coronavirus cases and four deaths in the past 48 hours.
Pakistani Man Arrested For Attacking Sikh Shrine in England
As per the statement of the gurdwara, at around 6 AM, an individual entered the gurdwara premises causing thousands of pounds of damage.
Heatwave likely to abate only after May 28: IMD
PTI New Delhi Dust and thunderstorms are likely over several parts of north India on May 29-30, bringing the much-needed relief from the intense heatwave,
CMCO: Roadblocks throughout Malaysia tightened despite no attempts at interstate travels, says Bukit Aman
KUALA LUMPUR, May 25 — There were no attempts by highway users to make interstate travels on the second day of the Hari Raya Aidilfitri celebrations, said Bukit Aman Traffic Investigation and Enforcement Department director Datuk Azisman Alias. “Most of the vehicle movements were within the...
United States Air Force Band pays tribute to fallen service members with powerful performance
CULPEPER, Va. (WSVN) — The United States Air Force Band honored fallen service members ahead of Memorial Day. The band posted a video showing Technical...
7-year-old critically injured in crash with 18-year-old who admitted to DUI, Texas police say
Police say the 18-year-old admitted to drinking and even left the scene. Now, a 7-year-old, who wasn't restrained, is fighting to survive.
Maui watershed purchase could be delayed due to coronavirus cuts | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
WAILUKU, Hawaii >> A county government’s acquisition of a private water delivery system for Maui’s drinking water may be delayed because of budget cuts resulting from the coronavirus outbreak.
Coronavirus | 103 more COVID-19 positive cases detected in Odisha
96 of them are migrant workers who returned recently, says government
More Troubles For AAP MLA Prakash Jarwal: Tanker Owners Claim He Collected Bribes Up To Rs 60 Lakh A Month
Aam Aadmi Party MLA Prakash Jarwal has been caught up in yet another controversy. The latest investigations suggest that Jarwal, MLA from Deoli constituency in the capital, allegedly received around Rs 60 lakh per month bribes from the water tanker owners, reports Times of India.
Afghans Want Ceasefire to Continue Beyond Eid
The announcement of the three-day ceasefire has raised hopes among Afghans who say it should continue in order to begin the intra-Afghan negotiations and move the peace process forward.
Dominic Cummings admits driving 30 miles after suspected coronavirus - to 'check his eyesight'
The unprecedented statement in Downing Street's Rose Garden came as the top aide offered no apology for his 260-mile drive to Durham - and revealed he went back into No10 hours after contact with his sick wife
Opposition to form panel soon to draft action plan against Centre
Workers’ rights, deaths due to hunger and negligible relief package to be discussed
Lockdown 'dead in the water' because Boris won't sack Cummings, ex-top cop says
Mike Barton, ex-chief constable of Durham Police, said: 'How on earth are the police supposed to enforce the rules now?
BREAKING Clacton stabbing: Man knifed in stomach yards from packed Bank Holiday beach
We'll be bringing you the very latest updates, pictures and video on this breaking news story
Derogatory Remarks Against Dalits: Why Three Senior DMK MPs Face Legal Problems
The cases of these three MPs are a bit amusing as they invited the trouble on themselves.
IAF to operationalise second squadron of Tejas; IAF Chief to do it
This event will be conducted at Air Force Station, Sulur near Coimbatore. The squadron will be equipped with LCA Tejas FOC Aircraft and will be the second IAF Squadron to fly LCA Tejas,” the IAF said in a statement.
CIAL handles 1,050 passengers as domestic services resume
Monday marked the 21st anniversary of the airport
Dominic Cummings says 'I do not regret what I did' and refuses to apologise
The Prime Minister's key aide has said he believes he acted "reasonably" by making a 260-mile trip to Durham during the coronavirus lockdown - and said he has not considered resigning
Cullen commission into money laundering in British Columbia resumes today
Inquiry was called amid growing concern that illegal cash was helping fuel real estate, luxury car and gambling
South Korean cafe hires robot server to help with social distancing
South Korean coffee-making robotic arm and serving robot can make 60 different types of coffee
Covid-19 deaths top 4,000 in under-fire Sweden
Sweden's death toll has far surpassed the tolls in neighbouring Nordic countries, which have all imposed more restrictive containment measures.
Coronavirus in Delhi: CM Arvind Kejriwal says ready to deal with situation if there is spike in cases of COVID-19
The centre imposed a nationwide lockdown on March 25 to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus and it entered its fourth phase on May 18.
Durham Police examining more Dominic Cummings complaints
The force said today that they received further information and complaints from the public and they are reviewing and examining the new information.
Crazy scenes see 400 fans launch pitch invasion during 'illegal' football match under lockdown in France as authorities slam those attending game branded as a potential 'virus bomb'
The match took place in Strasbourg in the eastern region of the country on Sunday and comes with the area under strict lockdown rules in the wake of the coronavirus which bans mass gatherings.
Nagaland Reports First Coronavirus Cases As 3 Chennai-Returnees Test Positive; Assam Records Spike In Infections
Officially, Nagaland is the last of the eight Northeastern states after Sikkim to report COVID-19 positive cases.
Govt proposes to streamline processes to deal with corporate, tax frauds
IANS New Delhi Government proposes to further streamline and simplify the processes to deal with corporate and tax related frauds by identifying and insti
JUST IN: 86-year-old former IBC DG stabs wife to death
An 86 year-old former Director General of the Imo Broadcasting Corporation (IBC), Mr. T.C. Okere has allegedly stabbed his wife to death...
Buhari urged to sign amended Electoral Act into law before Edo gov poll
The National Vice Chairman, Southsouth, of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Chief Emmanuel Ogidi, has urged President Muhammadu Buhari...
Former May Pen mayor Milton Brown has died
Former Mayor of May Pen and councillor for the Mineral Heights division in Clarendon Milton Brown died early Monday morning. Brown had been ill the past few months. He also suffered a massive stroke. Mayor of May Pen Winston...
List of Tory MPs calling for Dominic Cummings to resign continues to grow
Boris Johnson is facing a revolt from his own backbenchers as they call for his chief adviser Dominic Cummings to resign.
Nepal to widen scope of COVID-19 testing as cases surge: PM K P Sharma Oli
Nepal on Monday registered its highest single-day spike in the coronavirus cases with 79 new infections, taking the total COVID-19 tally to 682 in the country.
Reps minority caucus laud Edwin Clark role on true federalism
The Minority Caucus in the House of Representatives has paid a glowing tribute to the sterling qualities of elder statesman
Police officers invade retired civil servant's home, shoot son
The police spokesperson said the incident is being investigated.
Football Great Dennis McKinnon to Breitbart News: 'How Does the Government Determine What Is Essential for You to Survive?'
Former NFL wide receiver Dennis McKinnon questioned arbitrary government determinations of "essential" and "non-essential" business.
How the pharmaceutical sector is adapting to remote working
For an industry based largely on manufacturing and scientific research, the pharmaceutical sector has needed to adapt in novel ways in order to meet the home working requirements fostered upon it due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
EU eyes first face-to-face summit in months to haggle over budget
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU leaders may meet for a face-to-face summit in the coming weeks to bargain over the next joint budget and a linked coronavirus recovery fund, suspending lockdown rules imposed to contain the pandemic, diplomats and officials said.
Afghans Want Ceasefire to Continue Beyond Eid
The announcement of the three-day ceasefire has raised hopes among Afghans who say it should continue in order to begin the intra-Afghan negotiations and move the peace process forward.
Girlfriend, 18, accused of murdering Fife man by driving over his head at farm
A STUDENT has appeared in court accused of murdering her boyfriend by running him down and driving over his head. Grace Ross, 18, is said to have murdered Joshua Kerr, also 18, in an alleged incide…
Edinburgh man who brutally murdered neighbour in crazed knife attack dies in Shotts Prison
AN EDINBURGH man who brutally murdered his neighbour in a crazed knife attack has died behind bars. Rene Howieson, 39, stabbed neighbour Colin Skilbeck, 41, just weeks after getting married in 2017…
Pinkerton: The Battle of Gettysburg and American Memory
The great events of the past are the lighthouses by which we navigate our present and our future.
It's Eid and I'm away from family: Cancelled flight forces Assam man to spend 24 hours at Mumbai airport
A 24-year-old who was vacationing in Mumbai after graduation has been stuck in the city for the past two months. Today, he hoped to catch a flight to Guwahati to reach home in time for Eid. But his flight was cancelled at the last minute and now he has nowhere to go.
Cyclone Amphan: Sporadic protests continue over restoration of power, water supply in West Bengal
The cyclone had blown away electric poles, damaged transformers and uprooted trees that fell on electric wires, disrupting power supply in several parts of the state, including Kolkata.
Green Party leader not ruling out Tanaiste role in next government
Green Party leader Eamon Ryan has said he has not ruled out becoming tanaiste in a coalition government with Fianna Fail and Fine Gael.
Mauritius records 2 new Covid-19 cases after month-long lull
Two residents of Mauritius who were recently repatriated from India have tested positive for Covid-19, the country's first cases in nearly a month, the government has announced.
Putin makes Kremlin appearance as virus restrictions ease
President Vladimir Putin made a rare recent appearance in the Kremlin on Monday as Russia prepares to ease lockdown restrictions imposed over the coronavirus pandemic. The 67-year-old has worked remotely over the past few weeks from his Novo-Ogaryovo residence outside Moscow, chairing meetings with
Car convoys, small ceremonies mark Memorial Day in New York | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
NEW YORK >> New Yorkers marked Memorial Day with car convoys and small ceremonies instead of parades, as those looking to honor fallen military memberscontended with coronavirus restrictions.
Putin makes Kremlin appearance as virus restrictions ease
President Vladimir Putin made a rare recent appearance in the Kremlin on Monday as Russia prepares to ease lockdown restrictions imposed over the coronavirus pandemic.
Florida Felons Who Owe Restitution Or Outstanding Legal Fees Can Still Vote, Judge Rules
‘This is a tremendous victory for voting rights,’ said an ACLU attorney. Felons in Florida who are unable to repay their court fines can still have their voting rights restored, a federal ...
Dismissal, reprimands in case of soldier who committed suicide - Defense/Security
Investigation into death of soldier military police attempted to recruit as a source finds serious faults in treatment of soldier.
Libya’s coast guard intercepted about 400 migrants off country’s Mediterranean coast, UN agency says
A spokeswoman for the International Organization for Migration said the migrants were taken to the al-Nasser detention centre in the town of Zawya, west of Tripoli
He's with the anglers now! Giant 53lb monster pike that would have broken 28-year-old British record is found dead at fishery in Yorkshire
The pike, weighing 53lb 2oz, died of natural causes at Bellflask Fishery, near Ripon. Fishery owner Brian Morland made the discovery while he was walking his dog along the banks of the lake.
Europe threatens legal action over aviation whistleblower body
The European Commission has threatened the Irish government with legal action over the State’s failure to designate a body to receive reports from whistleblowers about safety concerns in the aviation sector.
France's first transgender mayor vows to wake up village
France's first transgender mayor has vowed to wake up her village in northern France after taking office at the weekend in a step hailed by activists as a breakthrough.
Mexico City Deaths Rise 4 Times Official Virus Count, Study Says
Mexico City has emitted 8,072 more death certificates this year than it did during the average of the previous four years.
Cop crushed to death under vehicle ‘illegally transporting cattle’ in Solapur; driver, three others held on murder charge
According to police, the constable attached with the Solapur rural police headquarters, was deployed at a nakabandi in Vadakbal village along a naik and two home guards for checking vehicles entering the district during a lockdown in the wake of the Covid-19 outbreak.
ANOTHER powerful 'lockdown violator': Topless Irish Taoiseach Leo Varadkar is caught having a picnic with his partner and two friends 'in breach of his distancing guidelines for public'
The shirtless Taoiseach was filmed outdoors with his partner Matt Barrett and two others near Steward's Lodge in Dublin where he has been staying during the pandemic.
Byron York: Biden facing even more pressure on VP pick after 'you ain't black' remark
The Washington Examiner’s Byron York said on Monday that presumptive 2020 Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden is facing even more pressure to pick a woman of color as his running mate after his gaffe about black Trump supporters.
FBI joins 3 state manhunt for UConn senior Peter Manfredonia suspected in two murders
The FBI has joined law enforcement across three states in the manhunt for University of Connecticut student Peter Manfredonia, who is wanted in a pair of murders.
Corona Infected figure Reaches 56349 in Pakistan, 1167 Deaths Reported so far -
The total number of infected people rose to 56,349 on Monday after 1,748 new cases of corona virus infected were
Over 2.35 lakh personnel deployed in West Bengal to restore essential infrastructure
The West Bengal govt has deployed over 2.35 lakh police personnel and state officials to resume essential services in cyclone-hit areas.
NAIG faults NNPC’s recruitment, promotion process
The National Association of Itsekiri Graduates (NAIG) has condemned the claim by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (aracter.
To cover-up one murder, man kills nine more people with sleeping pills as his 'weapon'
Police has arrested a 26-year-old man accused of killing 10 people.
Horse trading for sick leave
How Parliament should function in the midst of the COVID-19 crisis remained unresolved Monday as the Conservatives dug in on their demand that the House of Commons resume normal operations with a reduced number of MPs in the chamber.
Chinese officials defend controversial Hong Kong security laws as necessary against 'terrorism'
The new laws have sparked protests.
Tributes paid to Scots mountain climber one year on from death in Indian avalanche
Dad-of-two Martin Moran was among a group of eight who were caught up in an avalanche on India's Nanda Devi mountain last year.
Pan-African businessman completes 100kW solar mini-grid in Zimbabwe
Philanthropist Strive Masiyiwa has completed a 100kW solar power project at Ndolwane in Bulilima district, through his ‘Re-Imagine Rural’ initiative.
Quebec reports 85 new COVID-19 deaths as confirmed cases approach 48,000
The number of people in Quebec who have recovered from COVID-19 as of Monday is 14,654, up 323 from the 14,331 recoveries reported a day earlier.
City aims to slow streets
Vancouver is considering plans to repurpose 50 kilometres of roadway in an effort to create more space for restaurant patios and lines outside of businesses, as well as walking and cycling, during the COVID-19 pandemic.
China will work to ease Africa’s debt burden — Chinese Foreign Minister
Chinese Foreign Minister, Wang Yi, has said China will work with G20 to ease Africa’s debt burden, as they both have many things in common.
Former Assam CM seeks release of 2 JNU students
Pinjra Tod members in police custody.
Arbery's Family's Lawyer: Trump's DOJ ‘Has Been Very Active’ in Our Case
The Justice Department has been "very professional," "very active," and "very responsive" in the case of Ahmaud Arbery, said Lee Merritt.
UK official death toll rises to 36,914 after 121 die
The updated figure includes deaths in care homes.
Teen girl, 17, and man die after being pulled from water in bank holiday tragedies on Cornwall coast
A MAN and a 17-year-old girl have died today in two separate tragedies on the Cornish coastline. Emergency services confirmed they attended several incidents off the coast on the Bank Holiday Monda…
BBC's Simon McCoy slams colleague Gary Lineker for 'abusing his position'
The Match of the Day host defended himself
Dominic Cummings 'does not regret' lockdown travel as he addresses nation
Several Conservative backbenchers have joined calls from opposition parties for Mr Cummings to quit or be sacked
FBI joins 3-state manhunt for UConn student wanted in string of slayings, home invasion and kidnapping
The FBI has joined the massive search, which is now spanning three states, for a University of Connecticut student believed to be armed with several stolen guns whom police say is connected to two homicides, a kidnapping and a home invasion.
Australian mercenaries in secret mission to help Libyan warlord
Private Australian, British and US military operatives took part in a secret mission to support a Libyan warlord, a UN report reveals.
B.C. Parks online reservation system back in business
British Columbia campers can reserve their favourite campsite in a provincial park as of today.The province’s online reservation system opened for bus
Lock your cars! Vehicle theft spikes in COVID-19 pandemic
Los Angeles: The coronavirus hasn’t been kind to car owners.
Trump Defends 'Moral Sin' of Golfing Amid Pandemic
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - US President Donald Trump on Monday railed against media coverage of his recent golf outing amid the COVID-19 outbreak, arguing that he had gone...
Nurses withdraw services at Plateau isolation centre
James Abraham, Jos Nurses at one of the isolation Centres for COVID-19 in Plateau State, the Jos University Teaching Hospital, on Monday withdrew their services. It was learnt that as a resu...
‘106 desilting works are on’
Works taken up under the Chief Ministers’ Special Desilting Scheme are being executed under the supervision and guidance of farmers, according to Rajesh Lakhoni, Monitoring Officer for the district.An
Four people have signed petition for Dominic Cummings to keep his job
A petition set up for the PM's chief adviser to keep his job has not got many signatures.
UK PM’s top aide Cummings defies calls to resign after breaking lockdown
Cummings told reporters that he acted 'reasonably and legally' when he drove across the country with his wife while she was suffering from the virus, despite official advice to stay at home.
India among 10 worst-hit Covid-19 nations as coronavirus cases near 1.40 lakh
The country registered 154 deaths and a record jump of 6,977 cases in the last 24 hours, taking the nationwide tally to 1,38,845 and death toll to 4,021 on Monday with some experts attributing the spike in cases to the lockdown relaxations.
Two arrested for allegedly severing man’s hand over woman in Osun
Osun State Police Command has confirmed the arrest of two suspects, Kamoru Ajibola and Ismaila Mohammed for severing the hand of Tunde Ajayi
"Switched To New Normal": Airports' Body Tweets Photos Of Social Distancing
On a day when domestic flight operation commenced after two months of coronavirus lockdown, the Airport Authority of India tweeted pictures of an airport where social distancing norms were being followed. The body called it the new normal.
Gujarat:Video shows GMERS superintendent saying Dhaman-1 ventilators ‘not as good’, she denies
In a release issued later, the Congress enlisted the information received from both hospitals as well as the feedback of the doctors on Dhaman-1.
Vigil stepped up in Srisailam reserve
Sequel to death of Royal Bengal Tiger in Prakasam district
HC seeks govt’s response on plea seeking full-fledged testing facilities in non-red zones
A division bench of Chief Justice Dipankar Datta and Justice S S Shinde, which heard the plea on May 22 through videoconference, directed government counsel Priyabhushan Kakade to respond to the petition in the next hearing.
UPDATE: One person dead, two in critical condition after Highway 1 collision in Langley
A man and woman were taken to hospital in critical condition
My partner was deported and I don't know if our sons will ever see him again
We only got half an hour together to say goodbye. Half an hour for Rayan to hold his sons for the last time.
Domestic flights resume at Coimbatore International Airport
Three services touched down from Delhi, Chennai and Bengaluru
Trump threatens to pull Republican convention out of North Carolina
US President Donald Trump on Monday threatened to pull the Republican National Convention out of North Carolina unless the state's Democratic governor guarantees he will swiftly lift restrictions on large gatherings of people during the coronavirus pandemic. "Unfortunately, Democrat Governor
Op-Ed: Beyond the constitutional debate: unpacking the political conundrum
Addis Abeba, May 25/2020 – The Ethiopian constitution drove more interest, analysis and scrutiny in the past month than it had since its promulgation. Politicians and scholars have discussed and debated on what they referred as a constitutional conundrum after the National election board announced that it cannot conduct election ...
China links Australia barley tariffs to past trade disputes
Beijing defends Australia barley tariffs but links move to past trade cases against China.
Denmark to let cross-border couples meet again
COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Denmark eased its border controls with other Nordic countries and Germany on Monday, allowing cross-border couples separated by the coronavirus lockdown to meet again if they can prove they have been in a relationship for at least six months.
Maharashtra creates jumbo medical centres as Covid-19 count crosses 50,000-mark
'A 30,000-bed Covid-19 care centre for those patients who do not have the capacity for self-isolation has been created in Mumbai,' said Uddhav.The current count of Covid-19 patients in the state of Maharashtra is 52,667
William Small, Legendary Washington Bureau Chief for CBS News, Dies at 93
He served as the network's Washington Bureau Chief from 1962 to 1974.
A year on, over 100 PG medical students caught in crossfire over stipend
They haven’t been paid from March 2019
One’s Own Stylist: Queen Elizabeth II Styling Hair Herself During Lockdown - Report
Millions of Brits admired the way Her Majesty looked during her two recent speeches to the nation – her address on the coronavirus pandemic and her VE Day...
Memorial Day: Biden wears face mask for first public appearance in 10 weeks but Trump refuses to
Joe Biden has appeared in public for the first time in more than two months to mark Memorial Day.In contrast to Donald Trump who has not worn masks during public appearances, both Mr Biden and his wife Jill Biden wore black face masks to lay a wreath a memorial for World War II and Korean War veterans
COVID-19: Private schools owners cry to FG, States for help
The National President of the Association, Godly E Opukeme, made the appeal in a statement on Monday
British billionaire twins at war over London’s Ritz hotel and family’s fortune
The brothers, who spent decades avoiding media attention by isolating themselves on an island in the middle of the English Channel, are now front-page news due to the latest part...
Former police commissioner scores Buhari's administration in 5-years
Commending the president for his efforts, Tsav said Nigeria's polity has been stabilised since the past five years as a result of President Buhari's commitment.
State police issue new guidelines as cases increase among force
Most were deployed to enforce lockdown, at checkposts and containment zones
Ashghal invites artwork inspired by its projects for a virtual exhibition
Doha: Ashghal is inviting creative artworks, expressing their love for the country, from photographers, graphic designers and artists in Qatar.
UK leader's aide says he won't quit over lockdown road trip
LONDON — British leader Boris Johnson’s powerful chief aide insisted Monday that he wouldn't resign for driving the length of England while the country was under strict lockdown — a trip he made without informing the prime minister first.
'Aggressive' rats on rise after restaurant shutdowns, CDC says
May 25 (UPI) -- Federal health authorities warned that rats may exhibit "unusual or aggressive" behavior because they have been cut of from food waste due to coronavirus-related closures of restaurants nationwide.
There is clue on techie having links with unorganised terrorist groups: Police to HC
He had put social media post asking people to sneeze openly in public place to spread COVID-19; court denies him bail
China threatens US counter measures if punished for Hong Kong law
Hong Kong has become the latest flashpoint in soaring tensions between the world's two superpowers which China has likened to 'the brink of a new Cold War'.
People flock to Mississippi Gulf Coast for Memorial Day
Memorial Day turned out to be busy as people returned to Mississippi beaches.
Buhari's eid-il-fitri address on food production confirms Prophet T.B. Joshua's prophecy
President Muhammed Buhari 's Eid-il-Fitri message to farmers to produce more food for the country has confirmed a prophecy made by Prophet Temitope...
Imo: PDP assistance financial secretary resigns - The Nation Nigeria
The state Assistant Financial Secretary, of the Imo State Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Maximian Okedu, on Monday resigned his position...
China will work to ease Africa’s debt burden – Wang Yi
The Consul General of The Peoples' Republic of China in Lagos, Chu Maoming, has disclosed that Chinese Foreign Minister, Mr Wang Yi
'Barnard Castle is the new Pizza Express, Woking': Twitter pokes fun at Dominic Cummings' explanation of his lockdown trip to Durham
Dominic Cummings refused to apologise for driving 260 miles to Durham, and claimed he had always behaved 'reasonably and legally'. Sceptical Britons poked fun at him on Twitter.
Just bluster, says Chennithala
Chennithala says CM is all bluster and no action
COVID-19: UAE reports 3 deaths, 822 new coronavirus cases and 601 recoveries
UAE’s total confirmed coronavirus infections have risen to 30,307
U.K. reportedly draws up plan to phase out Huawei equipment from 5G networks
The United Kingdom has reportedly drawn up a plan to phase out Huawei equipment from its 5G networks citing national security concerns.
China accuses US of triggering 'new Cold War'
FM Wang says fast-spreading 'political virus' in US is using every opportunity to 'smear' China
‘It Feels Good To Be Out Of My House’: Biden Makes First In-Person Appearance In 2 Months
Presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden attended his first in-person event in months Monday since he started self-isolating at his Wilmington...
Coronavirus: Spain urges foreign tourists to return from July
Restrictions have been eased in the European nation.
Zero Progress in Polavaram in Jagan’s First Year
20, Polavaram was allocated Rs 5254 Crore but the Government only spent 1,311 Crore.
11 camps set up in Coimbatore district to evaluate Class XII answer scripts
3,000 teachers and 500 non-teaching staff to be involved in the process
'I think...I behaved reasonably' - Dominic Cummings defies calls to quit over accusations of flouting lockdown
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's closest aide refused to resign today, saying he had done nothing wrong by driving 250 miles from London to access childcare when Britons were being told to stay at home to fight COVID-19.
Cyclone Amphan: Govt releases Rs 1,000 crore to West Bengal; central team to visit soon
The rescue-and-relief operations in West Bengal were discussed at a meeting of the National Crisis Management Committee
Trump spends Memorial Day weekend golfing and insulting female politicians
President tweets and retweets personal attacks against Pelosi and Abrams as US approaches 100,000 coronavirus deaths
IHCL extends meal distribution for COVID-19 workers by a month
Indian Hotels Company Ltd. (IHCL) of the Tata Group has announced extension of its free-of-cost TajSats meal distribution programme for COVID-19 frontline workers by another month. Puneet Chhatwal, MD
Karnataka Students Can Give SSLC Board Exams In Kerala And Goa Too For Safety Reasons
The SSLC exams in Karnataka will be conducted for a period of 10 days, from 25 June to 4 July.
Domestic flights resume from Ahmedabad, Surat airports
As per officials of Airport Authority of India, a total of 13 domestic flights arrived and 15 left from Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International (SVPI) airport in Ahmedabad on Monday, as air travel restrictions have been relaxed for travel within India in the fourth phase of lockdown.
Low key festivities mark Id-ul-Fitr in TS districts
No massive congregations at idgahs
‘Botched PR exercise’: Scottish politicians react to ‘special’ press conference by special adviser Dominic Cummings
Scotland's politicians have had their say in response to the unprecedented press conference conducted by the Prime Minister's special adviser, Dominic Cummings.
LDF keeps its options open
The Left Democratic Front (LDF) is gearing up to reap optimum benefit of the smouldering differences of opinion in the Kerala Congress (M) ahead of the local body and Assembly elections.The front lead
China to ‘firmly’ retaliate against possible US sanctions over national security law: FM spokesperson
China said on Monday that it would take “all necessary measures” to firmly counter and retaliate against the US’ threatened sanctions over a national security law for the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR), lambasting the US for blatant interference in China’s internal affairs.
A-Ibom APC stakeholders condemn media attacks on Senator Akpabio
SOME concerned stakeholders of the All Progressive Congress, APC, in Akwa Ibom State has condemned social media publications target
AI Robot Enforces Social Distancing At S. Korean Coffee Shop
A smart factory in South Korea developed an artificial intelligence solution to help people stay socially distanced and keep the coronavirus contained as the country reopens.
Karan Johar on self-isolation after two household staff test positive for COVID-19
Two members of Karan Johar's household staff have tested coronavirus positive. While the filmmaker and his family have tested negative, they will be in self-isolation for the next 14 days.
Joe Biden, wearing a mask, makes first campaign stop in months
Former vice president Joe Biden has made his first campaign trip outside his Delaware home since quarantining himself due to the coronavirus pandemic 10 weeks ago.
Staffer at a Cape Town primary school tests positive for Covid-19
A staff member at Hague Primary School in Delft in Cape Town has tested positive for Covid-19, the Department of Education said.
US urges probe into alleged ethics breach at African Development Bank
The US Department of the Treasury has called on the African Development Bank (AfDB) to carry out an independent probe into alleged ethics breaches by its president, Akinwumi Adesina. In a letter obtained by AFP on Monday, US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin expressed "deep reservations" about
Indian man killed wife using cobra after failed attempt with viper: cops
An Indian man has been accused of murdering his wife with a highly venomous cobra -- weeks after failing with a viper.
Coronavirus news: N-95 mask prices fall 47% after NPPA advisory
N-95 masks were earlier being sold in the market for Rs 150 to 300 per unit, but prices have been reduced after the advisory by the NPPA
Surrey cadets need new home as COVID-19 limits options for growing 767 Dearman squadron
‘We’re now the second largest air cadet squadron in the province,’ commander says
New wave of cholera cases hits Turkana West
Governor Nanok said all the cases have been contained and no deaths recorded.
Man arrested after he filmed himself 'brutalizing nursing home patient, 75'
'Is this even possible to believe? Can this be for real? Where is this nursing home, how is the victim doing,' Trump tweeted Thursday in response to the video.
Maharashtra issues guidelines for air travel
Passengers to be stamped on left hand for home isolation of 14 days and self-monitoring of health
NGO moves Delhi High Court seeking equal ration benefits for all Delhiites
The plea seeks same ration benefits for Aadhar card and voter card holders as is being given to ration card holders.
Kentucky parents killed in car crash after son’s graduation
Nancy and Lyndon Barnett died in a car crash after leaving their son Dalton's high school graduation, school officials and authorities said.
90 % of promises fulfilled in first year itself: Jagan
‘Establishment of local secretariats a crowning achievement’
Muslims Around the World Defy Coronavirus Lockdowns to Celebrate Eid al-Fitr
Reports from across the Middle East, Africa, and Asia this weekend described Muslims ignoring lockdowns to celebrate Eid al-Fitr.
Coronavirus: European nations easing restrictions confident they can avoid second wave
They don't want to re-introduce lockdowns.
COVID-19: WAANSA Nigeria urges FG to provide special packages for security agencies
WAANSA Nigeria, a foremost civil society group focused on security issues, peace and national development, made the call via a statement on Monday, May 25.
Spain Reopening Foreign Tourism from July
The Spanish government has hinted at a possible reopening to foreign tourism this summer. It comes as a raft of lockdown measures were eased in Madrid and Barcelona on Monday.
Afghan ceasefire holds as prisoner release expected
A surprise Taliban ceasefire appeared Monday to be holding for a second day, as authorities planned to release up to 2,000 insurgents held by security forces.
'Feels good to be out of my house': Biden lays Memorial Day wreath in Delaware
Wearing face mask, former vice-president takes break from two months of isolation
COVID-19: Nigeria evacuates 69 nationals from Lebanon
An official said the evacuees were made up of 50 trafficked young women and 19 others.
David Drucker: Why Biden's latest gaffe may not be as damaging as Hillary's 'deplorables' remark
David Drucker said on Monday that “only time will tell” if presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden can rebound from his “you ain’t black enough” comments.
Paddy farming: How migrant crisis has spurred a shift to direct seeding method
But for this farmers need uninterrupted power supply immediately, a need the govt is yet to fulfill
Joe Biden, wearing a mask, makes first campaign stop in months
Former vice president Joe Biden has made his first campaign trip outside his Delaware home since quarantining himself due to the coronavirus pandemic 10 weeks ago.
SALLAH: Pandemic has adversely affected Enugu northern community — Sarikin Hausa
LEADER of the Northern Community in Enugu State, Alhaji Abubakar Sambo has disclosed that his people were top on groups greatly affected...
Edo power sector opens for competition - The Nation Nigeria
With the completion of the installation of 33KVA lines and a sub-station at the Edo State Secretariat complex, the much-awaited 55MW CCTEC-Ossiomo...
Police: New Jersey nurse attacked, nearly kidnapped by man she treated at hospital
A New Jersey nurse was attacked and terrorized by a man who she treated at her hospital the day before, according to police.
Parks packed, terraces open as Madrid and Barcelona ease curbs
The easing measures come as the Madrid region, the city of Barcelona and large parts of Castile-Leon in the northwest, formally enter the first phase of rolling back one of the strictest lockdowns in the world.
Dominic Cummings sparks fury as viewers say they'll 'save a fortune' on new eye test
Dominic Cummings said he took a 30 minute drive to the beauty spot of Barnard Castle to 'test his eyesight' over concerns it had been affected by a suspected case of coronavirus
Europe's First Lung Transplantation on COVID-19 Patient Successfully Conducted in Vienna
VIENNA (Sputnik) - Doctors of the Medical University of Vienna's General Hospital successfully carried out the first lung transplantation on a COVID-19 patient in...
Large crowds gather for Memorial Day as US braces to surpass 100,000 deaths
People packed bars and restaurants in Missouri and beaches in Georgia and Florida, while other places remained closed or followed social distancing rules
New Zealand's Ardern stays cool as earthquake strikes during live interview
Wellington: New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern was unflustered by an earthquake that struck the capital Wellington on Monday while she was doing a live TV interview, and calmly continued with the programme.
N-Power beneficiaries dispute minister's claim of April payment
Ms Farouq had on Saturday announced the payment of April stipends to N-Power beneficiaries.
No formal service at Salisbury National Cemetery doesn’t mean the sacrifices were forgotten
One of the largest and most stirring annual Memorial Day ceremonies takes place at the National Cemetery on the grounds of the Veterans Administration Medical Center in Salisbury.
Ethiopian Airline denies evacuation of Nigerians from Canada
Ethiopian Airlines yesterday denied having any existing contract to evacuate stranded Nigerians from Canada. According to the airline, it
Mira Bhayandar: 34 new COVID-19 positive cases, 2 deaths; more relaxations from Wednesday
Continuing with the spurt in the spread of coronavirus cases in the Mira Bhayandar area, the metropolitan satellite township reported 34 new COVID-19 positive cases on Monday while two patients succumbed to the infection.
We can’t allow Covid-19 to derail efforts to unite, develop continent - Ramaphosa marks Africa Day
President Cyril Ramaphosa says the outbreak of the deadly coronavirus in Africa has exposed how far the continent still has to go before achieving its aspirations of a united and prosperous region.
Need to allow House panel members to join meets virtually too: Anand Sharma
He says there is still a lot of confusion about air travel and a virtual mode became essential
Hong Kong law society condemns attack on lawyer during China security law protest
HONG KONG: The Law Society of Hong Kong has strongly condemned an assault on a lawyer during Sunday's (May 24) protest against a controversial ...
Iran reopens major Shia shrines after two-month closure
Iran has reopened major Shia shrines across the Islamic republic, more than two months after they were closed, as it reported its lowest deaths from coronavirus since March.
No, the paracetamol trick won't work with airport staff anymore
All passengers coming in from high-prevalence states will have to undergo a mandatory quarantine period
Why It's Too Soon To Re-Open Borders For Australian States With Coronavirus
This week, we’ve seen state governments in heated debate over the question of reopening borders between Australian states and territories.
Top aide in landmark DR Congo trial pleads innocence
Kinshasa, DR Congo | AFP | Vital Kamerhe, a major ally to DR Congo President Felix Tshisekedi, proclaimed his innocence on Monday as a historic trial for alleged corruption resumed. Kamerhe, 61, a veteran political figure who is also Tshisekedi’s chief of staff, is accused with others of having embezzled more than $50 million (46 million …
Three more succumb to COVID in TS, 66 test positive
Three COVID-19 patients died in Telangana on Monday taking the toll to 56. This is the seventh consecutive day starting May 19 that Telangana is reporting COVID deaths. There was spike number of COVID
High Court stays munsif court order on church
Orthodox priest seeks to restrain Jacobite priests from managing church
Spain revises virus death toll down by nearly 2,000
Spain's government today revised downward the country's death toll from the coronavirus by nearly 2,000, bringing the total number of deaths recorded to 26,834.
US limits travel from Brazil amid worsening coronavirus outbreak
Brazil has the second-highest number of confirmed coronavirus infections in the world — trailing only the United States — with more than 350,000 cases and 22,700 deaths.
Coronavirus lockdown extended till June 30 in Himachal’s Hamirpur, Solan
Hamirpur and Solan districts in Himachal Pradesh will continue with the coronavirus lockdown for a month after the current nationwide phase ends on May 31
Woman accused of child desertion in Ouachita Parish
Police have arrested a woman accused of child desertion in Ouachita Parish.
M&M organises service support for its vehicles on essential services
Also comes up with finance schemes for frontline staff
No new coronavirus deaths in Republic of Ireland
The Republic of Ireland has reported no newThe Republic of Ireland has reported no new coronavirus deaths for the first time since March. coronavirus deaths for the first time since March.
Air passengers go into quarantine in hotels in Coimbatore
On the first day of resumption of air travel on Monday, 100 passengers reached the city. From the aircraft from New Delhi and Chennnai, the city received around 40 passengers and by the evening aircra
Russian Satellite, Comet or 'UFO'? Videos of 'Epic' Fireball Seen in Australia's Sky Puzzle Netizens
The fiery show was preceded by the launch of a Russian satellite from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome, while the third stage of the rocket's booster was expected to fall into...
'Not sure if giving my opinion on football warrants me being called a black c*** and a n*****': Former Sheffield United star Curtis Woodhouse reveals vile racist abuse he received online, just weeks after Ian Wright received similar messages
The ex-professional footballer turned boxer took to Twitter on Monday to show the vile abuse he received by posting screenshots of a comment that said: 'Black c*** f*** off'.
Trump praises America’s ‘towering spirit’ in Memorial Day speech
President Trump likened the coronavirus pandemic to war during a Memorial Day visit to Fort McHenry in Maryland, saying the “towering spirit” that spurred American resistance to a British
Piers Morgan hits out at Dominic Cummings for 'not apologising' in statement
Piers accused Mr Cummings of 'taking the whole country for morons'.
Coronavirus lockdown | 532 flights take off but over 50% seats go empty
39,000 passengers ferried; last minute cancellations leave many frustrated
Obama team was 'afraid' Flynn would find improper access to NSA data, Joe diGenova says
The Obama administration was "afraid" retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn would find out about improper access to National Security Agency data as President Trump's national security adviser, according to former U.S. Attorney Joe diGenova.
Young man beats brain cancer twice, graduates university, starts a business
The length at which a person's determination and hard work can bring about great achievements can be astounding. King T's story is a life-changing inspiring one
Justice sector budget cuts ‘will negatively impact SA’s corruption fighters’
The department further expects a budget cut to hinder Legal Aid SA's ability provide legal representation for the indigent and vulnerable citizens.
The US Air Force is removing height restrictions for pilots, which will allow more women to serve
(CNN) — The US Air Force has removed its minimum height requirements for prospective pilots, doing away with a barrier that had disadvantaged women. Previously,...
Ohio governor urges people to wear face masks: ‘This is not about politics’
“This is one time when we truly are all in this together. What we do directly impacts others,” says Gov. Mike DeWine.
Three more cases in Pathanamthitta
Two men from Abu Dhabi and pregnant woman from Kuwait test positive
CM pitches for continuity of LDF rule
On fourth anniversary of government, Pinarayi recounts how recurrent obstacles were overcome
First anniversary of Modi Govt 2.0: BJP to hold virtual rallies to mark year of 'historic achievements'
The spread of coronavirus, which has resulted in lockdown and ban on political meetings, has prompted the BJP to resort to using technology to mark the first anniversary of Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government's second term.
Afghan govt frees Taliban prisoners as truce holds for second day
President Ashraf Ghani said his administration was also ready to hold peace talks with the Taliban
COVID-19: INEC wants election declared as essential service
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has said it would engage with relevant authorities, including the National Assembly, to designate election as an essential service due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Plateau state national assembly caucus donates to covid-19 fund
The National Assembly caucus from Plateau State on Monday put aside their political differences and collectively made some donation
Venturing out in Lockdown? You may face difficulty in motor insurance claim
Although partial movement of people has been allowed in COVID-19 free areas, the lockdown has not been withdrawn completely yet.
Delhi's Rail Bhavan to be shut again after staffer tests positive for COVID-19
Rail Bhavan will be closed for two days for sanitisation starting May 26 after a staffer tested positive for COVID-19
Without full capacity, Trump threatens to pull GOP meeting from NC
President Donald Trump threatened Monday to pull the Republican National Convention out of North Carolina if the state’s Democratic governor doesn’t immediately sign off on allowing a f...
Covid-19 Claims 2 More Lives In J&K, Toll Reaches 23
The novel coronavirus toll in Jammu and Kashmir rose to 23 on Monday with two more fatalities, while 47 new infections took the number of cases to 1,668,, officials said
Coronavirus India Update, May 25: Cases near 1.40 lakh; lockdown extended till June 30 in Himachal’s 2 districts
Coronavirus (Covid-19) India Latest Update, May 25: The total number of infections in India rose to 1,38,845 on Monday. Of these 77,103 are active, while 57,720 patients have been discharged.
Video shows woman tussling, falling off NYC fire escape in wild incident
Shocking video captures the moment a woman fell from a Bronx fire escape while tussling with a man through a window — all part of a wild incident that later ended with the guy killing another
Millions of Indonesians celebrate Eid under social restrictions
Many Muslims say they find solace in praying and celebrating at home with modest virtual festivities, but others infringe physical distancing orders.
High-power panel seeks further inputs on gas leak incident
The high-power committee set up by the State government to probe the LG Polymers styrene vapour leakage incident on May 7 has decided receive further inputs till May 31 so as to submit its report with
Man arrested after swimming moat to enter Japan palace grounds
A Japanese man was arrested in Tokyo on Monday after swimming across the Imperial Palace's moat to scale an outer wall, entering off-limits parts ...
'Never Seen Anything Like This': Spinning Black Smoke Ring Over Australian Town Sparks Online Debate
These eerie-looking objects have been spotted around the world, including in North America, Asia, and Europe. Most recently, the circle-shaped object was seen floating...
Man who carried out 'barbaric' circumcision on baby boy jailed for three years
Philip Ogbewe, who is from Nigeria but has been living in Ireland for 20 years, pleaded guilty to reckless endangerment of life
China Vows Retaliation if US Continues Meddling in Its Hong Kong Policy
The island enjoys a certain degree of autonomy in terms of its economy and laws, but recently Beijing decided to introduce stricter penalties for treason and sedition...
MGNREGS come to tribals’ aid in Nandurbar, district reports highest-ever employment under scheme
According to District Collector Dr Rajendra Bharud, 41,157 labourers are employed in various works undertaken by district collectorate.
Sassa apologises for delays in R350 special grant after only 10 people paid so far in trial run
The SA Social Security Agency has apologised for delays in making payments to beneficiaries of a R350 social relief grant meant for millions of unemployed during the Covid-19 lockdown.
Car thefts skyrocket as vehicle owners stay inside during coronavirus pandemic
People have been washing their hands more than ever, but some car thieves still have sticky fingers.
Activists call for health tax
Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | Members of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) attending a virtual meeting on health financing on Monday highlighted the need for having a separate tax to finance health emergencies without straining the health system. They said though the government has over the years put up taxes on different commodities to fund …
Varadkar hails ‘day of hope’ as no new Covid-19 deaths reported in Ireland
Ireland has recorded no new Covid-19 deaths for the first time since March.
Emergency in Congress’ DNA, says BJP after ‘gag order’ by Mumbai Police
The development comes in the midst of criticism the Uddhav Thackeray government is facing over the poor handling of the coronavirus pandemic.
Uttar Pradesh News: State Govt Releases 2257 Convicts on Parole For 8 Weeks to Decongest jails
The development comes after the Supreme Court in March directed decongesting of prisons in a bid to maintain social distancing amid Coronavirus lockdown.
Land auction allegations a campaign to defame TTD, says Subba Reddy
‘The resolution was passed by the trust board in 2016’
President Erdogan calls PM Imran, offers condolences over Karachi plane crash
Two leaders also agree to enhance bilateral cooperation against Covid-19 pandemic to jointly address the situation
Covid-19: WHO suspends trial of hydroxychloroquine, after study shows it increases mortality rate
WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said the trial was being suspended ‘while the safety is reviewed’.
Rail Bhavan Closed Again After Another Staff Tests Positive Coronavirus
An employee of the Rail Bhavan in Delhi tested positive for the novel coronavirus on Monday, leading to the closure of all offices of the Railways Ministry for the next two days, the second time in less than a fortnight.
History Channel's Ulysses S. Grant Series Highlights Legacy of the General Who Won the Civil War
Leonardo DiCaprio has teamed with History Channel for a three-night miniseries meant to restore and highlight the legacy of Ulysses S. Grant, one of America's greatest generals, presidents, and the man who won the Civil War.
Group exposes alleged plot to smear Governor Emmanuel
A group in Akwa Ibom, Good Governance Assembly, says it has uncovered a sinister plot to sponsor a campaign of calumny against the state governor, Udom Emmanuel
Families of NY workers who died fighting coronavirus will get death benefits
The families of New York’s public workers who gave their lives fighting the coronavirus will receive death benefits from the state and local governments, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced
‘What planet are they on?’ No respite for UK's Johnson and aide
Prime Minister Boris Johnson faced mutiny in his party and fury across Britain on Monday for refusing to sack his closest aide Dominic Cummings, accused of flouting the coronavirus lockdown by driving 250 miles from London.
Area under gingelly expected to increase in Tiruchi district: official
The area under gingelly is expected to increase by about 200 hectares in Tiruchi district this year, thanks to a push given to oil seed cultivation under the Targeted Rice Fallow Area (TRFA) Oil Seeds
Trump Defends 'Mortal Sin' of Golfing Amid Pandemic
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - US President Donald Trump on Monday railed against media coverage of his recent golf outing amid the COVID-19 outbreak, arguing that he had gone...
HC seeks govt. reply on encroachment of tanks
Telangana High Court directed the State government to file counter affidavits in two PIL petitions relating to alleged encroachments of water bodies surrounding the State capital. A bench of Chief Jus
Paper valuation may burn a hole in their pocket
Plus Two teachers grapple with uncertainty of transport services to centres in Tiruchi district
Coronavirus News: New York provides death benefits for public heroes who died from COVID-19
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Monday that state and local governments will provide death benefits for public heroes who died from COVID-19 during the coronavirus pandemic.
Ebus ready to roll again
Ebus has announced it is relaunching service starting June 4.
China official in Hong Kong says some protest acts "terrorist in nature"
Xie Feng, commissioner of China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Hong Kong, made his remarks during a speech on proposed national security legislation in Hong Kong, in which he sought to reassure foreign investors they would not be affected.
Spike in COVID-19 cases expected, ready to deal with it: Assam Health Minister
A total of 35 more COVID-19 cases have been reported from Assam on Monday, taking the total number of cases in the state to 427.
Spain revises virus death toll down by nearly 2,000
While the new system cut the number of deaths by 1,918, Spain remains one of the countries worst hit by the virus
Australia stalls on emissions target update as UN urges deeper cuts
Angus Taylor responds to question from Labor saying Australia is not due to update target until 2025
Israel’s Netanyahu vows to push ahead with plans to annex parts of occupied West Bank
The comments threatened to push Israel closer to a confrontation with Arab and European partners, and could deepen what is becoming a growing partisan divide over Israel in Washington
Finland's new nuclear reactor hit by valve leak
HELSINKI (Reuters) - Finland’s long-delayed Olkiluoto 3 (OL3) nuclear reactor was hit by another setback after the nation’s safety watchdog reported valve problems in a component involved in the cooling process.
Flight services re-start in Kalaburagi
Operations of domestic passenger flight services at Kalaburagi Airport which were suspended on March 12 to contain the spread of coronavirus resumed with the landing of a Star Air flight here on Monda
Migrant workers of Odisha cross into Chittoor from Tamil Nadu
Urge A.P. authorities to arrange transport to their home State
Infectious Diseases Block equipped with superlative facilities inaugurated at SKIMS
Sher-i-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences (SKIMS) today crossed another milestone to further strengthen advanced patient care services with
Welfare recipients facing five-month delays to exit cashless debit card scheme
Data shows that of the 859 application lodged since September, only 30 have been accepted
Hydroxychloroquine trial suspended over safety fears
Donald Trump said he had been taking the anti-malarial drug which may have a benefit in treating Covid-19.
COVID-19: Shehu Sani says it is dangerous to reopen schools
Popular activist, Shehu Sani, has said it is unsafe to reopen schools across the country due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Sani said it is dangerous reopen schools.
Long lines and huge wait time, the new face of air travel
For passengers taking their first flight post the lockdown, air travel has been tedious but most are just happy to be home.What also differed is the passenger experience depending on the state to which they travel
Daily wagers’ struggle continues despite easing of lockdown
Many wait endlessly at labour addas
Domestic flight services resume at Tiruchi airport
IndiGo flight with 66 passengers from Bengaluru lands; airline cancels services on Chennai sector; passengers scanned on arrival
Donald Trump at Fort McHenry: 'We Are the Captains of Our Own Fate'
President Donald Trump celebrated Memorial Day on Monday at a special visit to Fort McHenry in Baltimore, Maryland.
PM says provincial reopenings can be 'confusing' after thousands pack Toronto park
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says it's natural for people to be 'a little confused' about what they can and cannot do as the economy begins to reopen, but warned that we must remain smart to avoid a resurgence of COVID-19.
Ahmedabad: Illegal slaughter of buffaloes; waiting for after Eid to detain more accused, say police
This was following Gujarat High Court (HC) directions that require accused persons to be tested for Covid-19 before being presented before a magistrate.
Lock your cars! Vehicle theft spikes in US amid Covid-19 pandemic
Despite silent streets and nearly non-existent traffic, vehicle larcenies shot up 63% in New York and nearly 17% in Los Angeles from January 1 through mid-May
Arewa trends on Twitter as Northern Nigerian youths show off their wealth (Photos)
Wondering why Arewa is trending on Twitter? Well, the nomenclature became a trend after Northern youths took to Twitter to share photos as they celebrated Eid Mubarak. Most of the photos were taken while standing close
Coronavirus: No new deaths reported in Republic for first time since March
There have been no new coronavirus deaths reported to health officials in the past 24 hours.59 n...
Dr Miriam Stoppard: 'No evidence' of children infecting teachers with coronavirus
A study from New South Wales, Australia, throws light on the vexed question of re-opening schools
NPA to start online classes from today
137 probationers to attend three classes for at least four hours a day as part of Phase-II training
COVID-19: INEC to pilot e-voting in 2021, seeks cancellation of continuous voter registration
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) says it will work towards the full introduction of electronic voting in major elections, starting from 2021
TDP to hold Mahanadu through Zoom app
14,000 leaders and workers expected to converge on the vidro-conferencing platform
WHO warns of 'second peak' in areas where Covid-19 is declining
Rest of World News: Countries where coronavirus infections are declining could still face an "immediate second peak" if they let up too soon on measures to halt the outbr
Bigger payouts for Covid beneficiaries could end up benefitting everyone
There's more to the finance minister's controversial move than meets the eye, argues Max Rashbrooke. If you’re a current beneficiary, I can see how it looks like a slap in the face. Finance minister Grant Robertson yesterday announced that people rendered unemployed by the coronavirus will receiv
57-year-old Mumbai cop dies of COVID-19, takes toll to 12
The deceased constable was living in the Worli Police camp with his family members.
562 Stranded Kashmiris Return Home In Six Flights
Over five hundred Kashmiris stranded in various parts of the country reached Valley on Monday in six flights, as the domestic flight operations resumed today, two months after Pan-India lockdown was imposed on March 25 to fight coronavirus pandemic
Police arrest EX-IBC DG who stabbed wife to death in Imo
The Imo state police command yesterday said that it has arrested, the Ex-Director General, DG, of the Imo State Broadcasting Corporatio
14 more cases in Kasaragod
On Monday, 14 persons tested positive for COVID-19 in Kasaragod district. Of these, 13 had come from Maharastra and one from abroad. With Keralites stranded in other States entering the State through
COVID: Serosurvey in 10 hotspot cities, 60 other districts to determine community transmission
Besides, the survey would also be conducted in 60 districts of 21 states and Union Territories categorized into four strata -- zero, low, medium and high -- according to the reported COVID cases per million population, as per the protocols for community-based surveillance published in the IJMR (Indian Journal of Medica
Celeb-loved animal rights activist accused of staging dog abuse
A Los Angeles animal rights activist is accused of staging gruesome dog killings during trips to slaughterhouses for footage in his foundation videos, according to a report. Marc Ching, who runs the
UK coronavirus death toll increases by 121 to 36,793 as downward trend continues
The Department of Health confirmed that the UK's death toll has risen to 36,914 after a further 121 fatalities were confirmed in 24 hours
Clamour for transparency of testing data grows shriller
Our strategy is focused but not random, say Health officials
Cummings Hits Back at Media: If People Are Upset, It's Your Fault
Dominic Cummings has criticised the establishment media for making false reports about his lockdown while suffering from coronavirus.
Stung by outrage, Andhra govt puts plans to sell 50 TTD properties on hold
Opposition parties contended that the move to sell 50 immovable properties would hurt the sentiments of those who had donated the properties to the ancient temple of Lord Venkateswara
Italy coalition squabbles over recruiting volunteers to enforce distancing
ROME (Reuters) - Italy’s coalition partners quarrelled on Monday over a proposal to recruit volunteers to enforce social distancing rules as the country gradually rolls back its coronavirus-related restrictions.
Cross River government declares 35 persons wanted over cult killings
Determined to make Cross River State a safe place to live, the State government has declared 35 persons wanted for cultism.
COVID-19: Health minister issues ‘new normal’ guidelines for workplaces
In a ministerial decree issued on Saturday, Terawan detailed how offices and manufacturers should operate during the large-scale social restrictions (PSBB).
Edo discharges one more COVID-19 patient - The Nation Nigeria
The Edo State Governor, Mr. Godwin Obaseki, has said that the state has discharged one more coronavirus (COVID-19) patient from its isolation centre
On the campaign trail, best beware candid signs lurking in the grass
Someone forget to tell the Prime Minister there was an unfortunate sign lurking in the Eden-Monaro political wilderness.
Man fined for beating up ‘cheating’ wife
A Hwange man who suspected that his wife was cheating on him beat her up after he saw a text message allegedly coming from a boyfriend.
Delhi-Pune, Mumbai-Patna, Ahmedabad-Delhi among first flights to take off as domestic air services resume after two months
Indian skies will open up for domestic passenger services from Monday after a gap of two months, with Delhi-Pune and Mumbai-Patna flights being among the first to take off, aviation industry sources said
Mozilla, Twitter, Reddit join forces in effort to block browsing data from warrantless access | ZDNet
Seven internet companies have asked the US House of Representatives to prohibit the warrantless collection of internet search and browsing history when it considers the USA FREEDOM Reauthorization Act.
Anxiety as Bonny residents await NCDC report
Anxiety has heightened in Bonny Island of Rivers State, as residents await the report of the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) inquiring the recent 13 deaths in the community.
Teenager fakes own death on social media to avoid financial pressure from mother
A teenager who faked her own death in order to avoid financial pressure from family members has been found and arrested by police operatives in Lagos State. On May 15, the Lagos police command received a petition by one Tony Iji on behalf of the family of one Margaret Adiya Ikumu...
No signs of Indian, Chinese troops backing off as standoff heads for long haul
People familiar with the situation in the region said the two sides were engaged in trying to resolve the dispute, but there was no indication of a positive outcome yet as both the armies continued to bolster their positions in disputed areas of Pangong Tso and Galwan Valley and Demchok.
Gangs of Edinburgh: The baby-faced assassin and childhood sweethearts who fuelled bloody street war between crime families
Warring crime families' unease over relationship erupted into shocking night of violence
Pak plane crash: Pilot ignored warning about flight height from air traffic
The A320 Airbus was carrying 91 passengers and eight crew members from Lahore to Karachi on PK 8303 when it crashed in a residential area near Karachi Airport
Taiwan promises necessary assistance to people of Hong Kong
Taiwan has become a refuge for a small but growing number of pro-democracy protesters fleeing Hong Kong, which has been convulsed since last year by anti-Beijing and anti-Hong Kong government protests.
Covid-19 has made migrant workers’ plight, state apathy visible
It’s only now, with the images we see everywhere, that we have begun to see them: An exhausted child asleep on his mother’s suitcase as she drags it along, a young man cradling his friend as he breathes his last after walking hundreds of miles.
Aaditya Thackeray says state govt may ease restrictions in staggered manner from May 31
Maharashtra Minister Aaditya Thackeray on Sunday said that the state government might ease restrictions in a staggered manner from May 31.
Three sovereigns - The Nation Nigeria
Our constitution is a scaffold that wrestles with itself. Since 1999 when it came into being, it has been searching for itself. An odyssey without...
Coronavirus Live Tracker: India records highest ever spike of 6,977 COVID-19 cases, 154 deaths in 24 hours
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Tracker India
Japan set to lift coronavirus emergency as cases slow
Rest of World News: Japan was poised to lift its nationwide state of emergency over the coronavirus on Monday, gradually reopening the world's third-biggest economy after
Akwa Ibom decries absence of COVID-19 test centre
Governor Udom Emmanuel at the weekend regretted that in spite of Akwa Ibom’s ‘25 per cent’ contribution to Nigeria’s revenue, the Federal Government was yet to prioritise setting a COVID-19 test centre in the state.
Rajasthan SHO suicide: Police personnel ask for transfer citing ‘false complaints’ by MLA
The opposition has demanded a CBI probe into the death, alleging that local politicians and other officials were responsible for the suicide of police inspector Vishnu Dutt Bishnoi.
Sack Cummings – His Illegal & Irresponsible Actions Deserve Punishment
As I was writing this column the arrogant piece of work who leads the publicly funded gang of SPADS (Special Government Advisers) within Boris Johnson’s government has...
Western Australia state hit by ‘once-in-a-decade’ storm
Jon Broomhall, acting assistant commissioner of Western Australia’s department of fire and emergency services, called the storm “a once-in-a-decade-type system.”
Did Japan just beat the coronavirus without lockdowns or mass testing?
Rest of World News: One widely shared list assembled 43 possible reasons cited in media reports range from a culture of mask-wearing and a famously low obesity rate to th
COVID-19 cases rise to 183 in Ogun State
The state’s governor, Dapo Abiodun, stated this while briefing the press on the activities of the government to curb further spread of the pandemic. He said that on one single day, there was a record of 25 new cases.
Farmers lament harassment by security officers, donate 60,000 eggs to Lagos
The Feed Industry Practitioners Association of Nigeria (FIPAN) has called on security agencies in the country to implement the curfew with a human face across the country. The body made this known at the weekend when it donated 60,000 eggs ...
Lockdown 4.0: With strict rules, aviation sector limps back to normalcy as domestic flights resume
Mumbai: Indian skies opened up for domestic passenger services from Monday after a gap of two months, with Delhi-Pune and Mumbai-Patna flights being among the first to take off, aviation industry...
Japan ends state of emergency
Economy Minister Yasutoshi Nishimura told reporters that experts on a government-commissioned panel approved the plan to end the state of emergency that has lasted for more than a month and a half.
Internationalization of Higher Education in the GCC Countries
Education is an important area of social life, shaping the intellectual and cultural state of society. In the context of globalization, the challenges of time give rise to new trends in it, one of which is internationalization. This process has already swept the whole world, including Arab countries. Some of them, especially the Gulf states, […]
New Zealand leader continues TV interview during earthquake
Jacinda Ardern was conducting a live television interview when the 5.6 magnitude quake struck.
On the campaign trail, best beware candid signs lurking in the grass
Someone forget to tell the Prime Minister there was an unfortunate sign lurking in the Eden-Monaro political wilderness.
White House limits travel to US from Brazil due to coronavirus
WASHINGTON, DC: The White House on Sunday (May 24) said it was prohibiting most non-US citizens from travelling to the United States if they had ...
Georgia teen becomes youngest in the state to die from coronavirus
A 17-year-old Georgia boy has died from the coronavirus, becoming the youngest person in the state to be killed by the disease, officials announced on Sunday.
Council urges all planning decisions be removed from its power
Georges River wants to stop developers and real estate agents from running for council in NSW.
Second Iranian Tanker 'Forest' Reaches Venezuelan Exclusive Economic Zone, Tracking Data Shows
The second tanker follows the first of five Iranian vessels carrying an estimated total 1.53 barrels of gasoline between them. The first vessel, the 'Fortune'...
‘Violating interstate movement ban dangerous to COVID-19 fight’
The Enugu State Government has insisted that violating or assisting anyone to evade the interstate movement restriction, was unlawful and has contributed
New York Times fills front page with names of COVID-19 dead
The assistant editor of the paper’s graphics desk Simone Landon said she and her colleagues realised that “both among ourselves and perhaps in...
US judge rules Florida felons can vote without paying legal fees
Judge Robert Hinkle says current law is unconstitutional but his ruling is likely to face Republican challenge in key battleground state
Centre donates N70,000 to teenage mother held in hospital
Bola Bamigbola, Osogbo Following an interview published by Saturday PUNCH about her plight, the Women Advocate Research and Documentation Centre, Lagos, on Sunday, donated the sum of N70,000 to Bl...
More Britons to leave Nigeria in three charter flights
Adelani Adepegba, Abuja The United Kingdom Government has announced three more charter flights for the evacuation of Britons stranded in the country. The flights are scheduled for May 29 on the L...
Mumbai airport commences operations after two months; first flight departs for Pune
Domestic flights resume operations after 2 months: The first flight departed from Mumbai airport to Patna at 6:45 AM today. The first arrival flight to Mumbai departed from Lucknow at 8:20 AM. Both flights will be operated by IndiGo
Brother allegedly sets pregnant sister ablaze for slapping mother
THE police in Lagos State have arrested a boy simply identified as Chima for allegedly setting his elder sister ablaze. The 20-year-old pregnant lady, Victoria, was set ablaze at C.A.C bus stop in Okokomaiko area of Ojo Local Government. She was confirmed dead by medical doctors. Victoria died hours after her brother, who was said […]
Maharashtra allows 50 flights to and from Mumbai airport today as domestic air travel resumes; U-turn hours after CM seeks more time
After much speculation about the resumption of domestic flight operations in Maharashtra due to the increasing number of coronavirus cases, the state government has allowed 25 flights to land and 25 flights to take-off from the Mumbai airport today, according to several media reports.
Covid-19: Gujarat Deputy CM defends government after HC says Ahmedabad hospital ‘worse than dungeon’
Sixty-four-year-old Nitin Patel said he took a risk by visiting several hospitals to take stock of the situation despite his age.
Shocking! Mentally Disabled Minor Gangraped, Strangulated to Death by Brother, 3 Friends
The incident took place in Manoharpur district on the outskirts of Jaipur, Rajasthan. According to reports, the brother considered her a liability due to her difficulties.
New Zealand leader continues TV interview during earthquake
Jacinda Ardern was conducting a live television interview when the 5.6 magnitude quake struck.
Air India Cancels This Flight Without Any Prior Notice, Passengers Stranded at Airport
Notably, states (except Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal) across the country resumed domestic flight services from today, nearly two months after Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced nationwide lockdown to combat the spread of COVID-19 pandemic.
Push India towards the Quad to deter China
A regional bulwark against Beijing is an idea whose time has come. To make it work, New Delhi must be persuaded to participate on its own terms.
Centres issues guidelines for domestic air travel; here's what you need to do
The new guidelines listed for domestic air travel are as follows:
Malaysia and Singapore to continue coaction to beat Covid-19 pandemic, says republic's senior minister
SINGAPORE, May 25 — Being close neighbours, Singapore and Malaysia will continue working together in overcoming this difficult Covid-19 pandemic period, said the republic’s Senior Minister Teo Chee Hean. “The unique situation we are facing this year has reminded us of the closeness of our...
Convicted Scots rapist threatened to "snap" girlfriend's neck during savage assault
Richard Wotherspoon admitted attacking his girlfriend during the horrifying ordeal at a Bellshill flat in January.
Kyoto hotels hit by 89% slump in foreign stays as pandemic takes toll
Visitors from East Asia, where the virus took hold from the start of the year, plummeted even further.
More patients than beds in Mumbai as India faces surge in virus cases
For years, India's booming private hospitals have taken some of the strain off the country's underfunded and dilapidated public health network, but the ordeal of Parikh's family suggests that as coronavirus cases explode in India, even private facilities are at risk of being overrun.
Russian prosecutors seek 18 years for ex-US marine in spy trial
Russian prosecutors on Monday called for a former US marine charged with spying to be sentenced to 18 years in prison, after a closed-door trial denounced by Washington and his family.
Bengaluru airport introduces 'contactless journey' to contain Covid-19
According to the BIAL, the features include pre-entry process, where the passengers have to wear masks and carry e-boarding or printed passes
Coronavirus in Ballarat: Churches learn from changes as restrictions begin to ease
The Salvation Army's Red Shield Appeal began on the weekend - this year, it's all online
Turkey confirms 32 deaths, 1,141 new coronavirus cases
Middle East News: Fahrettin Koca also tweeted there were 1,141 new infections confirmed in the past 24 hours. The total number of infections has reached 156,827. Turkey
India Inc goes back to work with safety measures, strict 'no AC’ rule & plenty of social distancing
These business leaders share the protocols they have set in place as they reopened their workplaces.
COVID-19: With fewer tests, Nigeria ties with Ghana, Algeria in death burden
With a total of 221 COVID-19 deaths, Nigeria, with estimated population of 205.5 million recorded a total of 7,526 confirmed cases which
Can’t take our people without permission: UP CM Yogi Adityanath says govt nod must to hire workers from state
The Uttar Pradesh government has decided to set up a Migration Commission for employment of migrant labourers in the state. UP CM Yogi Adityanath also said those states, who want migrant workers back, will have to seek the state government's permission.
Food inspection agency says variety of vegan chocolate bars contains milk
The Canada Food Inspection Agency has issued a warning that a brand of vegan chocolate bars actually contains milk.
Council urges all planning decisions be removed from its power
Georges River wants to stop developers and real estate agents from running for council in NSW.
In lockdown e-learning, FG violates rights of pupils with special needs
Unimpressed by the Federal Government’s excuses for not including special needs pupils in its ongoing e-learning programme, stakeholders insist the only way forward is through adequate planning, OL...
Scot whose mum died from coronavirus at care home says 'new admissions killed her'
Caroline Grattan says she was not given adequate information as her mum’s health deteriorated and believes new admissions during the crisis could be responsible for the outbreak that killed her.
New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern unruffled as quake hits mid-interview
The quake struck just off the coast before 8:00 am local time (2000 Sunday GMT) at a depth of about 52 kilometres (32 miles) near Levin, about 90 kilometres north of Wellington, the US Geological Survey said.
Coronavirus India lockdown Day 62 live updates | May 25, 2020
Data from Johns Hopkins University show that the total number of cases in India has surpassed that of Iran and India now has the 10th highest number of confirmed cases worldwide.
Kerala man arrested for getting wife killed by snake
In a chilling plot, a man allegedly killed his 25-year-old wife by letting a cobra bite her in her sleep near here early this month with police cracki
Vizag gas leak: Andhra Pradesh HC directs to seize premises of LG Polymers
"The premises of the Company shall be completely seized and no one will be allowed to enter including the Directors of the Company," the Court directed
Must start Rs 1,000 per month transfer now: Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo
In a conversation with each other at online version of Jaipur Literature Fest on Sunday, Banerjee said that India could help in mass production of the Covid 19 vaccine, when it is developed, but cautioned that in the absence of one, India is set to see another lockdown since cases were only rising.
President Trump's adviser compares China's handling of coronavirus to Chernobyl
The US national security adviser Robert O’Brien on Sunday drew parallels between China's handling of the coronavirus outbreak and the Soviet Union’s c
Travelling on Akoko highways in Ondo now nightmare, group cries out to govt
WORRIED by abduction of two top security officers within one week in Akoko communities, leaders under the aegis of Akoko
‘Barbourfields Stadium must be demolished’
Bulawayo City Council has to completely demolish Barbourfields Stadium and reconstruct it for the facility to meet international standards as per Caf recommendations, a senior council official has said.
Hong Kong security law: What is it and is it worrying?
A simple guide to the new national security law China has proposed in Hong Kong and why it matters.
We killed 200 Zamfara, Katsina bandits — Military
Olaleye Aluko, Abuja The Defence Headquarters, Abuja, said on Sunday that over 200 bandits were killed in multiple air strikes conducted on camps in Katsina and Zamfara states in its Operation Had...
On the campaign trail, best beware candid signs lurking in the grass
Someone forget to tell the Prime Minister there was an unfortunate sign lurking in the Eden-Monaro political wilderness.
Post-Covid order should uphold equality, secularism and democratic principles
Keeping the macro perspectives in view, the new world should have unswerving commitment to egalitarianism, secularism and democratic principles.
I am doing fine after taking a two-week course of hydroxychloroquine: Trump
Trump has spent weeks pushing the drug as a potential treatment or prophylaxis for Covid-19 against the cautionary advice of many of his administration's top medical professionals
Singaporean cooks up Eid feast for migrant workers in lockdown
As Muslims around the world celebrate Eid al-Fitr to mark the end of the fasting month, thousands of migrant workers in Singapore have had to spend the holiday in quarantine because of outbreaks of the novel coronavirus in their dormitories. To cheer them up, Singaporean business Dushyant Kumar, his
Hong Kong security chief warns of growing ‘terrorism’ as government backs Beijing’s planned security laws
Police said they arrested more than 180 people on Sunday, when authorities fired tear gas and water cannon to disperse anti-government protesters as unrest returned to the Chinese-ruled city after months of relative calm.
Jared Kushner Seeking to Modify Republican Party Platform, Report Claims
The reported renovation apparently arrives in light of the upcoming US presidential election, in which the incumbent president, Donald Trump, will most likely face...
Japan set to end Tokyo’s state of emergency
The measure has been in place in the city since April 7.
'I’m going to murder you' Scots woman set on fire in doorstep lighter fuel attack relives ordeal in plea to parole board
Anne Crossan has written to the Parole Board for Scotland begging them to keep Stewart Watson caged.
IIT-Bhubaneswar develops technology to conduct online exams
The system uses a virtual examination hall, actual invigilators, question paper distribution online and submission/reception of soft copies of answer books which may be printed, if needed
Public will never forget Boris Johnson's betrayal in Dominic Cumming lockdown row
Record View says there cannot be one rule for them and one rule for the rest of us
Bollywood technicians, supporting actors continue waiting for aid as coronavirus crisis continues
Amit Behl, CINTAA senior joint secretary & chairman, Outreach Committee said that some have also shared the wrong IFSC code.
Passengers queue up outside Mumbai airport from night to take morning flights home
Flights are resuming across the country from today, including Maharashtra, where the govt was not too keen to resume operations. Passengers gathered at the airport from Sunday night to board the morning flights.
Scotland's NHS would have struggled during pandemic without 'massive' contribution of migrant workers
The SNP's migration minister wants the Tories to halt their plans to block so-called "low-skilled" workers from being able to make Scotland their home.
Massive fire destroys a quarter of Pier 45 at San Francisco’s Fisherman’s Wharf
(CNN) — A four-alarm warehouse fire that broke out at Pier 45 in San Francisco has been contained, the city’s fire department said Saturday afternoon....
Eid in lockdown: Jama Masjid to remain closed for devotees
In the presence of existing restrictions, the usual hustle-bustle seen during Eid is missing in markets.People in Ranchi said that they will celebrate Eid keeping in mind all lockdown guidelines and norms
Suicide attempt man falls to death from tree
A 71-year-old man from Lusulu in Binga died after falling from a tree while trying to commit suicide, police have confirmed.
New Zealand leader continues TV interview during earthquake
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern barely skipped a beat when an earthquake struck during a live television interview on Monday morning.
South African mine closes after over 100 workers test positive for COVID-19
The 4km-deep mine will now be deep-cleaned.
With first day of Hari Raya over, Malaysians reminded no more Aidilfitri visits during CMCO
KUALA LUMPUR, May 25 — Going into the second day of the month of Syawal today means that under the Conditional movement control order (CMCO), people are no longer allowed to continue the tradition of Aidilfitri visits. As part of the move to curb the spread of Covid-19, the government has allowed...
Governor charge Muslims to imbibe lessons of Ramadan
Some governors have tasked Muslims to learn and imbibe lessons of the Ramadan, while others, alongside the Emir of Ilorin, preach peace.
Kim Jong-un makes first public appearance after speculation over health, discusses bolstering of North Korea's 'nuclear war deterrence'
Seoul: North Korean leader Kim Jong-un hosted a meeting to discuss the country’s nuclear capabilities, state media said on Sunday, marking his first appearance in three weeks after a previous absence sparked global speculation about his health.
'Eid Mubarak!': PM Modi extends greetings on Eid-ul-Fitr, wishes for 'compassion, brotherhood and harmony'
Jama Masjid in the national capital would remain closed for devotees today owing to the fourth phase of the COVID-19 lockdown.
Singaporean cooks up Eid feast for migrant workers in lockdown
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - As Muslims around the world celebrate Eid al-Fitr to mark the end of the fasting month, thousands of migrant workers in Singapore have had to spend the holiday in quarantine because of outbreaks of the novel coronavirus in their dormitories.
Fire fighters say they 'can't be thanked' with cuts
Nicola Sturgeon and Boris Johnson were sent letters calling for budgets to be protected.
US may ban travellers from Brazil on Sunday over COVID-19 outbreak
WASHINGTON: The United States is likely to impose travel restrictions on Brazil on Sunday (May 24), a top White House official said after the ...
Japan set to lift coronavirus emergency as cases slow
Japan was poised to lift its nationwide state of emergency over the coronavirus on Monday, gradually reopening the world's third-biggest economy after new cases slowed to a crawl.
Republican groups sue California over expanded mail-in voting
A GOP official called the state's effort "radical" and a "recipe for disaster that would create more opportunities for fraud."
How Sonu Sood Replies to Migrant Workers on Twitter Deserves Whole New Round of Appreciation
Sending migrant workers to their homes is a big noble gesture by Sonu Sood but how he assures them in tweets that they are definitely going home is truly heartening.
Would Netanyahu’s Trial be Different in an American Court?
No one will ever know whether a randomly selected group of Israelis would have charged the Israeli prime minister with committing crimes if Israel had a grand-jury procedure.
For bicycle girl Jyoti, studying is the first priority
Bihar school girl Jyoti Kumari, who cycled 1200 km with her injured father from New Delhi to Darbhanga, will appear for Cycling Federation of India trials once the lockdown ends even though finishing matriculation is her primary aim.
String of missteps slash Abe's support rates
A string of controversial missteps has slashed Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's support to levels that could threaten to end his term early, even as he prepares to lift a state of emergency after the rate of coronavirus infections declined. The slide in ratings, now below 30%, may erode Abe's…
Ghana close to easing virus restrictions
The country banned social gatherings on March 15.
Dad spends a month isolating in hospital room as sick son undergoes chemotherapy
James Stephenson, 32, has not left Leeds General Infirmary since April 27 while four-year-old Oliver undergoes lifesaving treatment for his neuroblastoma during the coronavirus lockdown
‘Buhari’s Executive order 10, restructuring for the poor’
John Alechenu, Abuja A non-governmental organisation, Save the Poor Coalition, on Sunday described the Executive Order 10, 2020, recently signed by the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (r...
Alligator rumored to have been Hitler’s dies in Moscow
MOSCOW (AP) — An alligator that many people believe once belonged to Adolf Hitler has died in the Moscow Zoo. The zoo said the alligator,...
Abe's 'own goals' slash support rates even as Japan's coronavirus emergency set to be lifted
A string of controversial missteps has slashed Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's support to levels that could threaten to end his term early, even as he prepares to lift a state of emergency after the rate of coronavirus infections declined. The slide in ratings, now below 30%, may erode Abe&
International flights to Greece will only land at Athens Airport until June 30
The Hellenic Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) extended the notice to Airmen (NOTAM) that states all international flights to Greece will only land at Athens
South China Sea Watch
A look at recent developments in the South China Sea, where China is pitted against smaller neighbors in multiple territorial disputes over islands, coral reefs and lagoons. China’s foreign minister is dismissing claims that the country is exploiting the coronavirus outbreak to expand its footprint
Japanese government panel says time right to lift emergency in five prefectures
The Japanese government was set to end its nationwide state of emergency by lifting the order for Tokyo, its surrounding areas and Hokkaido on Monday.
No Indian Soldier Detained, Says Army As Standoff With Chinese Troops Continues In Ladakh
The Chinese side has strengthened its presence in the Galwan Valley, erecting around 100 tents in the last two weeks.
Punjab: Led by former MP, Patiala group gives ‘dignified farewell’ to migrants leaving state
The 'Corona Helping Group' was born after a group of residents from Guru Nanak Nagar Colony and some employees of the Diesel Loco Modernisation Works (DMW) unit of Railways in Patiala came together and started collecting funds to help migrants.
Judge rules Florida law restricting voting rights of ex-felons unconstitutional
May 24 (UPI) -- A federal judge on Sunday granted a permanent injunction against a controversial Florida law requiring former felons to pay outstanding legal fines or fees before regaining their right to vote, ruling the measure was unconstitutional.
Notifying only 41 Shramik trains for Maharashtra for now: Piyush Goyal
The minister said that the Maharashtra government has provided a received list of only 46 trains, out of which five are to West Bengal and Odisha
POLAIR to remain on the Gold Coast as relocation claims rejected
The State Government has reaffirmed the Police helicopter will remain based on the Gold Coast, following speculation of a move to Brisbane. Bonney MP Sam O’Connor pressured the Government to come…
Council urges all planning decisions be removed from its power
Georges River wants to stop developers and real estate agents from running for council in NSW.
Gambari as rallying point for Kwara politics
The recent appointment of an ex-diplomat, Professor Ibrahim Agboola Gambari, as the new Chief of Staff to President Muhammadu Buhari
COVID-19: Time to restructure is now — AFENIFERE, OHANAEZE, MIMIKO
President-General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Dr. John Nwodo, elder statesman and Afenifere leader, Chief Ayo Adebanjo and former governor of Ondo
Abe's 'own goals' slash support rates even as coronavirus emergency to be lifted
TOKYO — A string of controversial missteps has slashed Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s support to levels that could threaten to end his term early, even as he prepares to lift a state of emergency after the rate of coronavirus infections declined.
End of lockdown does not mean start of work in this textile town. Here’s why
The industrial paralysis is deep.
Scots 10k runner "too fat" for hip operation forced to go to Lithuania
Former rugby player Richard put weight on in the year he waited for a consultation and was then kicked off the list
Japan to end Tokyo's state of emergency
TOKYO, May 25 — Japan will lift a state of emergency for Tokyo and remaining areas still facing restrictions today, while the Nikkei reported a plan for new stimulus worth almost US$1 trillion (RM4.36 trillion) to help companies ride out the coronavirus pandemic. Social distancing curbs were...
JK Rowling condemns Dominic Cummings' reported flouting of lockdown rules
She has criticised the adviser for reportedly making a trip while he and his wife had COVID-19 symptoms.
Three Charged With Murder Of Carlow Teenager In Australia
A teenager and two men have been remanded in custody after they were charged with the murder of a Carlow teenager in Australia.
Coronavirus update: COVID-19 cases in India reach 1.38 lakh, nearly 7,000 new cases in last 24 hours
The number of deaths in India due to coronavirus infection has crossed 4,000.Maharashtra became the first state in India to confirm over 50,000 coronavirus cases
Japan set to end Tokyo’s state of emergency
The measure has been in place in the city since April 7.
Coronavirus in India: Record 6,977 new cases confirmed in past 24 hrs, death toll crosses 4,000
New cases of coronavirus in India: India has reported its biggest-ever single day spike of 6,977 new Covid-19 cases in the past 24 hours. The death toll due to Covid-19 infection in India has surged to 4,021.
Don’t step out between 1-5 pm: Red alert for Delhi, north Indian states as heat wave intensifies
Heat is here to stay! The IMD has issued a red alert for Delhi, other northern states for today and tomorrow. The weather department has cautioned people not to step out during 1 pm to 5 pm,
Japan set to end Tokyo’s state of emergency
The measure has been in place in the city since April 7.
Oil falls as US-China tensions take toll
Oil prices have risen sharply in recent weeks as an easing of coronavirus restrictions has led to increased demand, but the tensions between the United States and China are beginning to weigh on sentiment.
Taiwan promises ‘necessary assistance’ to Hong Kong’s people
Number of Hong Kong immigrants to Taiwan jumped 150 per cent in first four months of 2020 compared to same period in 2019
The battle of Netanyahu's life, or a hopeless trial? - Radio
With masks and social distancing, the Prime Minister experiences his first day as his trial opens. Will he beat it?
COVID-19: Hundreds test positive at meatpacking plant in Brazil
SAO PAULO: Hundreds of meatpacking workers at a single BRF SA plant in southern Brazil have tested positive for the novel coronavirus, the company ...
What the papers say – May 26
There is a mixed response from the nation’s papers to Dominic Cummings’s Monday press conference.
Isolation fatigue 'partly' to blame for mass gathering at Toronto park, expert says
Bioethcitist and University of Toronto professor Kerry Bowman explains some of the psychology behind the massive crowd at Trinity Bellwoods Park last weekend.
Cacophony is hushed by coronavirus as Chattogram beach, amusement parks empty out on Eid
In normal times, people in their thousands arrive on the sea beach and in amusement parks in Chattogram and they reverberate with never-ending noise on Eid-ul-Fitr.
The bravest men in Ireland sat in this chair
An excerpt from "They Put the Flag a-Flyin’ The Roscommon Volunteers" by Kathleen Hegarty Thorne
Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh have over 50% recovery rate
MP has reported a 51% recovery rate among Covid-19 patients while Rajasthan has done better at 54% and UP is the best among the three states with a 56% recovery rate. In all these states, the number of active cases is hence below the number of recovered patients. The national recovery rate stands at about 42%.
Surrey history buff transcribes her way to a provincial award
‘It can be tedious work but it’s also very interesting,’ Diane Johnson says
Cemeteries struggling to cope with number of Covid-19 victims in New York City - US & Canada
At epidemic's peak, a New Yorker was dying every two minutes.
Cities and the coronavirus
Economic revival strategies and welfare measures must keep the urban dynamics and complexities in mind
US DOJ probing Arbery slaying as possible hate crime, lawyers say
The United States Department of Justice is investigating the killing of Ahmaud Arbery, an unarmed Black man who was killed while jogging in a predominately White neighbourhood in the US state of Georgia, as a possible hate crime, US media reported on Monday, citing the lawyers representing the Arbery family.
Family members grieving in silence during pandemic
She is holding on to the last words she heard from her father. They were to remain an entrepreneur and to keep making a difference. She now has advice for other families who are dealing with silence during this pandemic.
All you wanted to know about tax deductions in times of Covid
Only employer can decide to cut TDS later in the year
Ahmaud Arbery family's legal team says feds looking into how local law enforcement handled shooting
Federal officials are looking into how local law enforcement handled the February shooting of Ahmaud Arbery in Georgia, a federal prosecutor told the family, according to the relatives' attorneys.
Gathering limits make it a ‘great time to be building a pipeline:’ Alberta minister
Both Alberta and B.C. have increased their limits to 50 people for outdoor gatherings
In race for tourism, Greece reopens cafes, island ferries | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
ATHENS, Greece >> Greece restarted regular ferry services to its islands today, and cafes and restaurants were also back open for business as the country accelerated efforts to salvage its tourism season.
What the papers say – May 26
There is a mixed response from the nation’s papers to Dominic Cummings’s Monday press conference.
Indian Army Major To Be Honoured With UN Award For Her Work In South Sudan
An Indian Army officer and woman peacekeeper, who has served with the UN Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS), and a Brazilian woman commander have been selected for the prestigious United Nations Military Gender Advocate of the Year Award (2019), with UN Chief Antonio Guterres describing them as "powerful role models."
Serial rapist falls 100ft down a cliff during police chase
He was convicted of raping up to 100 women.
NYC’s urban model faces existential crisis in post-pandemic world
Manhattan needs its people back. But do the people need Manhattan? COVID-19 may not be a pause, as Gov. Cuomo puts it, but a rupture — one that has vast implications for New York. For half a
Virginia rescue crews save 20 hikers trapped by flash floods around Devil's Bathtub
Emergency crews on Monday rescued 20 hikers who had been trapped on a popular southwest Virginia trail after heavy rains caused flash flooding, according to a fire official.
Testy moment for Ministry of Agric - The Nation Nigeria Newsa
The jobs were signed, sealed and delivered by the contractors. They expected their contracts’ sums to be released to them. But, some two years later..
Trump fumes on Twitter as media slams pandemic golf outing
WASHINGTON, May 26 — US President Donald Trump yesterday fumed at negative media coverage of him playing golf over Memorial Day weekend, as the US death toll from the coronavirus pandemic neared 100,000. “The Fake and Totally Corrupt News makes it sound like a mortal sin!” the golf-loving...
Accused murderers allegedly used drugs with teen before fatal fall
Police say Cian English, 19, was trying to escape being robbed by the three men at knifepoint when he fell to his death in the early hours of Saturday morning.
Care workers should be better paid and valued after Covid-19 – poll
Fawcett Society survey shows support for income-tax increase to fund pay rise
Fears of primary school drop-outs from pandemic's digital divide
VULNERABLE children across Ballarat are now at increased risk of not completing a primary school education, let alone secondary studies, a leading children's...
Andhra CM Jaganmohan Reddy shelves TTD's plans to sell devotee-donated lands
In an apparent damage control measure, the Jaganmohan Reddy government has issued an order keeping a decision by the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams to liquidate 50 bits of properties in abeyance.
Feds investigating Ahmaud Arbery killing as possible hate crime: report
Federal prosecutors are investigating the killing of Ahmaud Arbery, a black man shot in a Georgia suburb while jogging, as a possible hate crime, attorneys for Arbery’s family said.
Modi 2.0 first anniversary: BJP to hold virtual rallies to mark year of 'historic achievements'
The BJP will hold "virtual rallies" across the country and organise over 1,000 conferences online as it readies to celebrate the first anniversary of the Modi government's second term whose "historic
Spike in stubble burning incidents in Punjab
With wheat harvesting over in Punjab, the State has witnessed a spike in incidents of stubble burning against the last two years as several farmers continue to defy the ban on burning the crop residue
Quarantine plan would devastate aviation sector
Sir, – As an island nation and open economy, we are dependent on aviation as a critical artery for the life-blood of trade and tourism for our future prosperity.
Accused murderers allegedly used drugs with teen before fatal fall
Police say Cian English, 19, was trying to escape being robbed by the three men at knifepoint when he fell to his death in the early hours of Saturday morning.
Brit teacher in Cambodia told by docs to cough up £20k or lose his infected lung
Anthony Igoe, 31, from Clydebank, Scotland, has picked up two bacterial infections while on holiday with partner Alana Fonseca, who claims insurance firm Cigna is refusing to pay
Australia’s Latest Push For Diplomatic Clout Involves Airing ‘MasterChef’ In The Pacific
Shows like 'Neighbours' and 'The Voice' will be provided to free-to-air channels.
Parts of 'salmon cannon’ arrive soon at Fraser River landslide
Fish expected to come into a holding pond before they are boosted up river to their spawning grounds
Skye Canyon hosts Memorial Day car parade in Las Vegas
In the age of COVID-19, planners have to get creative when it comes to community events, said Brittany Bolduc, event coordinator for the Skye Canyon master-planned community.
WHO warns of 'second peak' in areas where COVID-19 declining – media
Many European countries and U.S. states have taken steps in recent weeks to lift lockdown measures.
Akali Leader Shot Dead In Punjab's Batala: Police
A 24-year-old local Akali leader was allegedly shot dead after an argument in Punjab's Batala, an incident described as 'political killing' by the SAD.
ILO concerned over states’ move to ease labour laws, urges PM to intervene
The International Labour Organisation (ILO) has expressed ‘deep concern’ over the way some state governments are trying to modify relevant laws to ease labour regulations, and has requested Prime Minister Narendra Modi to intervene and ask states to uphold the country’s international commitments on the labour front.
Liberals, NDP work on sick leave to secure deal on future of Parliament
OTTAWA - How Parliament should function in the midst of the COVID-19 crisis remained unresolved Monday as the Conservatives dug in on their demand that the
China to further crack down on manipulation of financial market
China has strengthened the effort to crack down on manipulation of financial markets in an effort to prevent and resolve financial risks, according to China’s top Chief Justice.
South Carolina teen creates business to help with mask shortage caused by COVID-19
A South Carolina teen decided to start his own mask business to help with the shortage caused by COVID-19.
Salmon expected to begin arriving soon at Fraser River landslide: DFO
VANCOUVER - Parts of a pneumatic fish pump dubbed the "salmon cannon" have arrived at the site of a massive landslide along British Columbia's Fraser River,
Foreign Correspondent's Club of Japan accused of censorship after taking down Tokyo Olympics parody
The April issue of the club's magazine featured the Tokyo Olympics' emblem depicted in the shape of a coronavirus, which reportedly prompted copyright complaints from the Olympic Organising Committee.
Feds probing Ahmaud Arbery slaying, family lawyer says
The US Justice Department has launched an investigation into the shooting death of unarmed black jogger Ahmaud Arbery by two white men in Georgia, a lawyer for the victim’s family said
Mary-Kate Olsen files for divorce from Olivier Sarkozy the day NYC courts reopen after emergency petition was denied
MARY-KATE Olsen has reportedly once again filed for divorce from husband Olivier Sarkozy after her emergency petition was denied earlier this month. The 33-year-old Full House star originally filed…
Dominic Cummings still under fire over lockdown breach allegations
Opposition leaders will hold talks on Tuesday morning to discuss public health messaging amid the row.
New Zealand's Prime Minister Deals With Earthquake on Live TV (Video)
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern smiled her way through an earthquake during an interview on Monday -- and it was all captured on live TV.
Fmr Dem Rep. Edwards: Trump 'Looks More Incompetent and More Incoherent'
Monday on MSNBC, former Rep. Donna Edwards (D-MD) accused President Donald Trump of being "incompetent" and "incoherent" in his messaging. | Clips
Ilhan Omar Says Believes Tara Reade's Sexual Assault Allegations Against Joe Biden
The former staffer previously claimed she was sexually assaulted by the former vice president during an encounter 27 years ago, which Biden has denied.
Haiti's football boss suspended by Fifa over sexual abuse claims
ZURICH, May 26 ― Fifa have provisionally suspended Haiti’s football federation president Yves Jean-Bart for 90 days while investigations are carried out into claims that he sexually abused young female footballers at the country's national training centre. “In accordance with articles 84 and...
Celebrating military heroes on Memorial Day in Las Vegas — PHOTOS
Las Vegas Valley residents joined other Americans on Memorial Day to honor those who have given their lives in military service to their country.
Dominic Cummings still under fire over lockdown breach allegations
Opposition leaders will hold talks on Tuesday morning to discuss public health messaging amid the row.
No exceptions: all B.C. drive-ins limited to 50 vehicles
All drive-ins are expected to restrict the number of vehicles to 50, including Enderby’s Starlight Drive-in.“It’s a challenging situation
Jharkhand Class 10, Class 12 Board Results 2020: Jharkhand Academic Council to start evaluation of Class 10, Class 12 answer sheets from 28 May; Jharkhand Board Results 2020 in June @ jac.nic.in or jacresults.com
Jharkhand Board Results 2020:The Jharkhand Academic Council will start evaluation of Class 10, Class 12 answer sheets from 28 May and the Jharkhand Board Results 2020 to be declared in June on jac.nic.in or jacresults.com.
Lebanon’s migrant workers’ plight worsens as crises multiply
BEIRUT (AP) — Long before the pandemic struck, they lived and worked in conditions that rights groups called exploitative — low wages, long hours, no labor law protections. Now, some...
20 hikers were rescued from flooding in popular Virginia hike trail, fire official says
Emergency crews rescued 20 hikers on a Virginia trail who had been trapped since Sunday evening due to flash flooding.
Liberals, NDP work on sick leave to secure deal on future of Parliament
OTTAWA — How Parliament should function in the midst of the COVID-19 crisis remained unresolved Monday as the Conservatives dug in on their demand that the House of Commons resume normal operations with a reduced number of MPs in the chamber.
Rural Ahmedabad: 35% of Covid cases from industries
Two employees, one each from Intas Pharmaceuticals and Zydus Cadila tested positive for the virus, taking the number of positive cases to 170 in rural Ahmedabad, where 35 per cent of the infected are working in industrial clusters, according to officials.
Manhattan Beach moving ahead with retail reopening
Even before the state announced it would let retail stores reopen, Manhattan Beach was moving forward with its plan to allow small shops to operate.
Of gentlemen’s agreements, practices and conventions in NBA elections
The season for campaign into National offices of the Nigeria Bar Association (NBA) is drawing nigh, but the campaigns have been building up subterraneously
Military helicopter crash-lands in Russia, kills 4 on board
MOSCOW (AP) — A Russian military helicopter crash-landed on an airfield Tuesday in the far eastern region of Chukotka, killing four people, the military said. The crash involving a Mi-8...
Protests in Ecuador against job, wage cuts, over virus
Demonstrators defied coronavirus restrictions to march in cities across Ecuador on Monday in protest against President Lenin Moreno's drastic economic measures to tackle the crisis.
Opposition leaders likely to decide next course of action against Modi government's handing of COVID-19 on Tuesday
A core group of top Opposition leaders on Tuesday are likely to take a call on the next course of action on the government's "faulty" COVID-19 response after 22 non-BJP parties joined hands to target
Migrants account for 60% of active Covid cases in UP
India News: Uttar Pradesh's Covid-19 cases crossed the 6,500-mark, with 229 fresh cases being reported in the past 24 hours. The state also recorded eight deaths,
Lightning strike causes fire, destroys Texas church
A fire caused by a lightning strike destroyed a church in Tom Bean, Texas early Saturday morning.
Bolsonaro’s populism is leading Brazil to disaster
If life were a morality tale, the COVID-19 antics would turn Brazilians against the populist president. But it's not that simple.
Some visit Mississippi attractions as COVID-19 rules ease
BILOXI, Miss. — With water parks and amusement parks reopen in Mississippi, visitors at one Gulf Coast attraction said they believed they were safe from coronavirus infection.
Lagos holds virtual session on plea bargaining, sentencing tips
Judges from within and outside the country, magistrates, prosecutors, and defence lawyers across the country numbering about 391, at a virtual session,
WHO warns of 'second peak' in areas where Covid-19 is declining
Says epidemics often come in waves, which means virus could come back later this year in places where first wave has subsided.
Covid-19 tests and PPE to be delivered to island via drone
The deliveries, which usually involve a 45-minute ferry crossing, will be cut to around 15 minutes.
Bihar to install oxygen pipeline system in sub-divisional hospitals
The state government is also set to place an order for medicine supplies for the next two years including 3.5 million strips of hydroxychroloquine tablets, besides procuring walk-in-kiosks like Kerala for all its district hospitals to take Covid-19 samples from patients.
'Companies remain fundamentally bad at risk management'
The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted gaps in the way many organisations deal with risks in their business, especially around cyber-security.
FIFA suspend Haiti FA chief over sexual abuse allegations
Fifa has provisionally suspended Yves Jean-Bart pending an investigation into claims the president of the Haiti Football Federation sexually
3 states finalising databases for benefit of migrant workers
The migrant commission announced by the Uttar Pradesh government will map skills of workers who have returned to the state, providing data to employment exchanges while also providing workers social security measures like insurance.
Funding the private hospitals
Sir, – The nationalisation of our private hospitals to increase capacity in the midst of a pandemic was a bold and well-intentioned initiative.
Medical groups urge G20 to focus on climate change with COVID-19 aid packages
A group of medical associations representing more than 40 million health professionals from around the world is urging the G20 governments to focus on addressing public health and climate change when it comes to economic recovery packages for COVID-19.
Girlfriend, 18, accused of murdering Fife man by driving over his head at farm
A STUDENT has appeared in court accused of murdering her boyfriend by running him down and driving over his head. Grace Ross, 18, is said to have murdered Joshua Kerr, also 18, in an alleged incide…
Las Vegas, travel industry in uncharted territory amid pandemic
Airlines and airports are taking steps to convince the traveling public that flying is no more dangerous than going to the grocery store.
B.C. needs changes to keep cyber threats out of its election process: report
VICTORIA - British Columbia should update its Election Act to include cyber protection measures before next year's scheduled provincial election, says the c
FLA School District Allows Students to Use Chosen Not Birth Names
A school district in Florida is changing protocol for logging on for online learning to allow trans students to use chosen not birth names.
Boris Johnson facing scandal after standing by Dominic Cummings in pandemic travel controversy
The U.K. Prime Minister’s top political aide admitted to travelling more than 400 kilometres north of London with his wife and son days after the lockdown was initiated, while sick
Embattled Michigan governor in hot water over hubby’s boat request
The governor of Michigan — whose strict coronavirus lockdown policies have caused infamous revolts in the state — is taking heat after her husband appeared to have flouted some of her own
Covid-19 tests and PPE to be delivered to island via drone
The deliveries, which usually involve a 45-minute ferry crossing, will be cut to around 15 minutes.
Donald Trump spends Memorial Day weekend attacking female opponents and golfing
'Presidency is about a lot more than tweeting from your golf cart,' Trump's likely opponent in the 2020 election, Joe Biden, said.
Karnataka Allows Exemptions For Ministers, Airlines Crew From Quarantine Norms
The Karnataka government has exempted central and state government ministers and officers on duty from requirements of quarantine on arrival in the state from other places.
Several homes of terrorists were already demolished, stresses father of Dvir Sorek - Defense/Security
Atuna was not 'the murderer' - he was one of a gang. Media portrayal is misleading.
Bihar, Jharkhand transfer via apps Rs 1,000 each to 21 lakh migrant workers
Faced with the challenge of providing relief to migrant labourers stuck in other states during April — before transportation became available on May 1 — Bihar has developed a mobile application (app) which could perform basic checks through Aadhaar authentication to identify genuine beneficiaries.
What the papers say – May 26
There is a mixed response from the nation’s papers to Dominic Cummings’s Monday press conference.
After UP, Rajasthan reverts to 8-hr factory shifts
India News: Human resources experts, trade unions and civil society groups have lauded the Rajasthan government’s decision on Sunday to revert to 8-hour shifts in
California opens places of worship, in-store retail businesses -health officials
California retail with in-store shopping and places of worship that were closed under one of the most restrictive coronavirus containment rules in the United States may now open, health authorities announced on Monday.
Valley doctor walking 125 miles for patients
A Valley doctor hopes to raise awareness for patient care one mile at a time.
Probe Dangote’s human right abuses in coal mining communities, group tells FG
GIFSEP asked the FG to probe reported human right abuses on coal mining communities, particularly attributed to the Dangote Coalmine in Kogi.
Russia vs China
Cooperation between Russia and China has deep historical roots, and its earliest manifestations can be found already during the Chinese civil war. It seems that both countries should be most united by their communist ideology, but the ambitions of their leaders and the willingness to be the first and the most powerful was in fact […]
Pharmacies and chemists issue coronavirus cash crisis warning to Boris Johnson
EXCLUSIVE: Neighbourhood outlets face a looming £300million problem after they were advanced cash to deal with Covid-19
Accused murderers allegedly used drugs with teen before fatal fall
Police say Cian English, 19, was trying to escape being robbed by the three men at knifepoint when he fell to his death in the early hours of Saturday morning.
Dutch PM Mark Rutte didn't see mother before her death because he followed virus lockdown rules
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte was unable to visit his dying mother in her final weeks because he obeyed coronavirus restrictions against visiting care homes, his office said on Monday. Mr Rutte on Monday announced the death of 96-year-old Mieke Rutte-Dilling in a home in The Hague on May 13, nearly
The lockdown breach questions Dominic Cummings has yet to clarify
Boris Johnson’s aide failed to draw a line under affair that has caused fury across the UK
A second immigrant has died from COVID-19 while in ICE custody, Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore
Business Insider - Santiago Baten-Oxlag, an immigrant in custody of the US Immigrations and Customs Enforcement agency, died from COVID-19 on Sunday.. Read more at businessinsider.sg
Arutz Sheva readers invited to Zoom discussion with Atty. Mark Langfan - US & Canada
Chairman for Americans For A Safe Israel will be holding a special Zoom session titled: 'West Bank Annexation: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly'
Concerns mount over Covid-19 stigma in KZN
As the number of confirmed Covid-19 cases in KwaZulu-Natal increases, provincial health authorities, doctors and public health activists are urging residents to avoid spreading misinformation that fuels stigma surrounding the disease.
Woman in coma after being raped and left for dead in pool of blood yards from home
Frankie Harris, 38, of Bushwick, has been charged with attempted murder, rape and sexual abuse in connection to an assault that left a woman needing to be put into a medical coma
COVID-19: Dubai Police adjust radars in line with new coronavirus restriction hours
Step comes after announcement of the reopening business activities in emirate
Reports: Hundreds of Russian, Syrian Fighters Retreat from Libyan Capital
Over 1,000 Russian and Syrian mercenary fighters in Libya retreated from Tripoli's frontlines to a town south of the capital.
A territorial fight over death of a COVID-19 patient
Nearly 45 days after a senior citizen of Mahe, an enclave of the Puducherry Union Territory in Kerala, died of COVID-19, his death remains out of official records following a territorial fight between
Three accused of attack and false imprisonment of man in Co Louth
Men also accused of demanding €50,000 with menaces and of robbing a passport
Kentucky lockdown protesters condemned for hanging effigy of governor from tree
Incident at conservative rally draws backlash from Democrats and Republicans
Passengers’ body blames govt. for sloppy first day of flight resumption
The Air Passengers Association of India (APAI) on Monday blamed the government’s sloppy handling of domestic flight resumption for large-scale flight cancellations and passengers not knowing State-wis
Police hunting thug after early morning attack in Glasgow city centre at Christmas
POLICE are hunting a thug after an attack in Glasgow just before Christmas. Officers are investigating an assault in the city centre around 3.30am on Friday December 20, 2019. And they have now rel…
String of multimillion shilling defamation awards against publishers worrying
The huge financial awards could potentially limit the ability of the media to exercise their traditional roles as watchdogs.
Kerala man admitted to hospital after jackfruit fell on head tests COVID-19 positive
Kerala Coronavirus, Kerala Covid19 Cases: Five people have died due to coronavirus in Kerala and over 95,000 are under observation. The total tally of Covid cases is 847.
Almost 19,000 arrested for lockdown offences in Eastern Cape
Movement restrictions and an increased police presence during the lockdown did not prevent incidents of murder, rape, vigilante justice and corruption in the Eastern Cape.
As flights resume, more passengers leave than arrive in Mumbai
24 flights depart from city, while 23 land; seven airlines carry 4,852 passengers to and fro; highest passenger load to Delhi
No Celebrations As Pinarayi Vijayan Sails Into Fifth Year In Office
Without any celebrations, the Pinarayi Vijayan-led LDF government in Kerala sailed into its fifth year in office, resolving to steer through the COVID-19 crisis and assuring that development would not be affected.
Irish PM Leo Varadkar Accused of Violating Covid-19 Safety Rules as His Picnic Video Emerges Online
The development comes amid a similar row in neighbouring Britain, where a key adviser to Prime Minister Boris Johnson violated government lockdown rules by travelling...
Boris Johnson says bad eyesight may be coronavirus symptom in bid to defend Cummings
The Prime Minister spontaneously declared a new symptom at the Downing Street press conference, in order to support his top aide's decision to go for a 30-mile drive to a beauty spot to test his eyesight
At IGI airport, tales of homecoming after months
With the first day of domestic operations coinciding with Eid-ul-Fitr, passengers included those who were happy at the thought of being reunited with their families before the end of the day.
Hong Kong and China’s National People’s Congress: The danger of a new cold war
As China gears up to sink its claws deeper into Hong Kong, the world weighs up how best to respond. The pro-democracy movement also has some hard choices to make.
Devastated son demands answers after care firm transfers two residents ‘with Covid symptoms’ from one home with 15 deaths to another that was ‘clear’ of the virus before death of his mother, 81, from bug
Gary Williamson's mother Sylvia, 81, died at Kenton Manor care home, Newcastle, on May 17. Kenton Manor is on the same site as care home Kenton Hall. Both are run by Solehawk.
Police investigation underway after cyclist seriously hurt in Stockport crash
The man was taken to hospital after colliding with a kerb
France again ranks No. 4 in COVID-19 deaths as Spain revises tally
France again ranked fourth in coronavirus deaths after the United States, Britain and Italy, as Spain revised its tally down by nearly 2,000 on Monday. The French health ministry reported on its website that the cumulative death toll rose by 65, or 0.2%, to 28,432. But on a separate ministry…
How to participate in Steve Hartman's "Taps Across America"
CBS News 'On the Road' correspondent Steve Hartman is teaming up with retired Air Force bugler Jari Villanueva to keep the spirit of Memorial Day alive.
A second immigrant has died from COVID-19 while in ICE custody
Santiago Baten-Oxlag, an immigrant in custody of the US Immigrations and Customs Enforcement agency, died from COVID-19 on Sunday.
Passengers left fuming as flights get cancelled at KIA
Airlines said some cancellations were owing to curbs imposed by other States on arrival of flights
Retired and re-employed, they add to burden on exchequer
Austerity measures fly in the face of several instances of lavish expenditure
Haryana: Farmers take out tractor march against paddy cultivation restrictions
Farmers from Ratia block went to district headquarter Fatehabad to lodge their protest and submit a memorandum to the local administration.
Cancellation of flights creates chaos at airports
PTI New Delhi India’s domestic flight services resumed on Monday after a gap of two months but a large number of last-minute cancellations by airlines t
DA calls for special inspector-general to prevent graft in relief fund
The party also threatened to table an amendment to the Special Appropriations Bill, should Mboweni not adhere to the request.
How not to police a pandemic - The Nation Nigeria
As soon as the COVID-19 pandemic was announced and its widespread implications made public, everyone including governments around the world...
Western Cape’s disaster management bracing for stormy weather
The SA Weather Service warned that there would be more snow and gale force winds on Tuesday morning - and, for those at sea, there would be high seas.
This is the reason why there was a huge convoy of lorries on the M4 today
There was a convoy of around 90 lorries tooting their horns along the motorway
California announces churches, houses of worship can reopen under certain guidelines amid coronavirus outbreak
California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday released guidelines for reopening houses of worship amid the coronavirus pandemic, after President Trump deemed them “essential” last week.
NY Times publishes names of lives lost to virus on front page
They gathered information about victims from across the country and pointed out that they represent only about 1% of the total number.
Terrorism growing in HK: Police
'In just a few months, one of the safest cities in the world has become one shrouded in the shadow of violence'
Gathering limits make a 'great time to be building a pipeline:' Alberta minister
Alberta's energy minister says it's a good time to build a pipeline because public health restrictions limit protests against them.
Poll: support for sick leave
B.C. Premier John Horgan is applauding news that the federal government is looking at offering 10 days of paid sick leave for workers.
Share your pandemic story
As stay at home restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic continue to loosen Interior Health is already gathering information to help learn from the experience and to prepare in case there is a next time.
Trump denies interest in moving Republican National Convention to Doral property
President Trump on Monday denied any suggestion that he might want to hold this summer’s Republican National Convention at his resort in Doral, Fla., following his threat to move the convention from North Carolina if that state’s governor can’t guarantee the party will be allowed “full attendance” at the event.
FBD plans to ask court to delay cases taken by most publicans
Insurer FBD says it intends to ask judges at the Commercial Court not to hear additional legal actions taken against it by publicans who say their cover is not being honoured, until a case now underway is decided one way or another.
Black coronavirus patients are hospitalized at THREE times the rate of white and Hispanic patients, study finds
A new study from California-based Sutter Health, a healthcare system, found that black coronavirus patients were admitted at 2.7 times the rate of white and Hispanic patients.
Driver victim of attempted robbery after pulling over to help biker in Ayrshire
On May 22, at around 5.10pm, a motorcyclist signalled for help from a passing black Mercedes in Ayrshire on the A719, near Tarbolton.
None of my staff has undermined coronavirus messaging: UK PM Johnson
LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Monday he believed that none of his staff had undermined the public health message for how people can help tackle the coronavirus outbreak, adding he regretted the anger over his senior adviser’s movements.
Liz Peek: Madame Vice President — Biden's latest goof narrows field to these likely contenders
The prospect of possibly becoming the first female president of the United States has attracted a veritable stampede of contenders.
The GOP Convention Is Facing a Potential Shakeup
The 2020 Republican National Convention is slated to take place in Charlotte, North Carolina from August 24th to 27th, less than one week after the Democratic National Convention is scheduled to take place in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Ministers vs chief secy row: Amarinder hosts Manpreet, Channi
Manpreet stands ground, wants issue to be taken up in Cabinet again.
Leo Varadkar hails ‘day of hope' as no new Covid-19 deaths reported in Republic of Ireland
The Republic of Ireland has recorded no new Covid-19 deaths for the first time since March.
Online games could be source of money laundering, B.C. public inquiry hears
A public inquiry into money laundering in British Columbia has heard that cash is still king but cryptocurrencies and other virtual trade could rise as a trend.
Reuters Exclusive: Ukraine's anti-graft bureau probes state tender for medical suits
NABU gave no further details, saying that divulging information could harm its investigation.
26 people test positive for Covid-19 at Mediclinic Cape Town
Mediclinic said it had arranged self-isolation accommodation for those in need of it, and managers will check in with staff every day.
McKenzie saddened by passing of former May Pen mayor
Minister of Local Government and Community Development Desmond McKenzie has expressed sadness at the passing of former Mayor of May Pen and Councillor for the Mineral Heights Division Milton Brown. Brown died today after a battle with cancer....
CNN's Cupp: Trump Is 'Not Healthy' -- 'He Is Not Well' at the Worst Possible Time
Monday on CNN's "Newsroom," network host and political commentator S.E. Cupp accused President Donald Trump of being "not healthy and not well," amid the coronavirus pandemic. | Clips
UK to reopen thousands of shops in easing of coronavirus lockdown – Johnson
LONDON, May 25 (Reuters) - Britain will reopen thousands of high street shops, department stores and shopping centres next month, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Monday, setting out a timetable for businesses as part of moves to ease the coronavirus lockdown.
China decides to evacuate its citizens from India amid rise in Covid cases
The move to evacuate its citizens comes in the wake of India emerging as the 10th worst-hit country by the deadly virus, which has infected nearly 1.40 lakh people in India.
Over 20,000 students opt for change in examination centres
Many want to write the exams from their home towns
Labour law suspension: Uphold India’s international commitments, ILO expresses deep concerns to PM Modi
The ILO's intervention came after ten central trade unions escalated the issue of suspension and tweaking of labour laws with the international body through a letter on May 14, 2020.
Essential Services Largely Restored, Mamata Banerjee Seeks People's Cooperation for Normalcy
Contending that 80 per cent of all essential services have been restored in West Bengal, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday sought the cooperation of people for bringing the cyclone-hit state back on its feet.
MSNBC's Dr. Vin Gupta: Make Masks Mandatory Like Smoking Bans
Dr. Vin Gupta suggested wearing masks should be mandatory to combat further spread of Chinese coronavirus.
Teachers need more time to prepare – Sadtu KZN
On Sunday, Sadtu KZN had joined the voice of many other unions calling on its members to stay home and not return on Monday.
Charges laid in pipeline protest outside B.C. Premier John Horgan's home
VICTORIA - The BC Prosecution Service says it has appointed a special prosecutor to oversee charges against three people in relation to allegations of misch
Talking Stick Resort, Casino Arizona, and Desert Diamond West Valley to reopen next week
After remaining closed for more than a month due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Talking Stick Resort, Casino Arizona, and Desert Diamond West Valley Casino have confirmed their plans to reopen next week.
Coronavirus lockdown | UK to reopen thousands of shops next month, says Boris Johnson
Johnson is keen to restart an economy which has been all but shut down since Britain entered a lockdown to try to stem the spread of disease.
EU to announce green strings for post-pandemic funding
The European Union is due to announce economic recovery plans which could be up to one trillion euros and wants to pull Europe out of the crisis with green measures.
3 flights land at Dabolim with 95 passengers on Day 1
NT NETWORK Vasco Domestic flights resumed after two months at the Dabolim airport on Monday. However, due to lack of response from the passengers, the air
50 flyers opt for COVID-19 test
NT NETWORK Panaji The state government on Monday said that out of the total 113 passengers who landed in Goa by three different flights and a transit trai
Anger over 'large, drunk' groups congregating and ignoring social distancing in Ancoats
Photos showed crowds at Cutting Room Square
French nursing homes employees take to streets in protest
Facing anger from healthcare workers, President Emmanuel Macron promised a "massive" investment plan for France's public health sector.
Man completes 100 miles for veterans on Memorial Day in Las Vegas
Peter Makredes overcame extreme exhaustion and very sore feet on Memorial Day in Las Vegas to finish running and walking 100 miles in support of veterans.
4th Phase of Fighting Covid-19 Launched
As Iran enters the fourth phase in its fight against the novel coronavirus, authorities further relaxed confinement measures but intensified health inspections and screenings.
Women protest the opening of Tasmac shops
A group of women staged a protest against the opening of a Tasmac shop in Athipattu in Tiruvallur district on Monday.According to police, the women snatched the umbrellas of the men waiting in queue a
Country singer Morgan Wallen thanked authorities for 'doing their job with class' after he was kicked out of Kid Rock's bar and arrested in Nashville, Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore
Business Insider - Morgan Wallen was reportedly arrested on Saturday night after being thrown out of a Nashville bar owned by Kid Rock.. Read more at businessinsider.sg
Covid-19: Rail Bhavan to shut down for second time in fortnight after another coronavirus case
A fourth-grade multitasking staffer who attended office till last Tuesday is the fifth COVID-19 case detected in the building in less than two weeks.
Relatives of Irish teen who plunged to death in balcony fall in Australia 'absolutely heartbroken'
Three men charged with the alleged murder of Cian English in a botched robbery in Brisbane had their case heard in court today
Turbulent take-off for airlines amid last-minute changes in schedules
Only 532 of the scheduled 1,095 flights take off as airlines revise schedules to align operations with curbs put in place by states, leaving travellers fuming.Many passengers had to return from airports as airlines did not inform on cancellations until just a few hours before boarding
Pet owner kung-fu kicked crazed knifeman who told him 'I'll cut your dog then slit your throat'
Paul Norton suffered facial wounds in the unprovoked attack while walking his dog in a wood where a thug threatened to kill him and his dog Jess.
Taxis, autos allowed to ferry passengers to and from airports, train stations
Easing of curbs to benefit city
The CDC Have Issued A Warning About "Aggressive" Rats As Lockdown Leads To Hangry Rodents
As lockdown measures continue to keep people from the streets, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued a warning about “an increase
A second immigrant has died from COVID-19 while in ICE custody
Santiago Baten-Oxlag, an immigrant in custody of the US Immigrations and Customs Enforcement agency, died of complications from COVID-19 on Sunday.
WHO suspends trial of drug Donald Trump had been taking over safety fears
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has announced it is suspending a trial of hydroxychloroquine in coronavirus patients over safety concerns.
Heatwave Intensifies In North India, Delhi Sizzles At 46-Degree
Heatwave conditions intensified in most of the northern states of India on Monday, with Churu in Rajasthan scorching at 47.5 degrees Celsius and the mercury breaching the 46-degree mark in parts of the national capital.
Brawl offenders will be identified using CCTV and social media videos
Positive identifications are expected of the youths involved in a mass brawl in a Cork suburb at the weekend.
Joe Biden wears face mask in his first public appearance in two months
US president Donald Trump has so far refused to wear a face mask in public.
Larijani Departs From Top Economic Council
Outgoing Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani on Saturday made his last appearance in the meeting of a top-level economic body, which brings together heads of the three branches of government along with
Wike releases N450m to victims of 2019 'bloody' poll
Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike, has released N450m to victims of the 2019 bloody general elections in Ijaw communities in Abonema...
With distancing, sanitising & warnings for passengers, Pune airport opens with caution
The first day after the two-month hiatus saw 17 flight movements at the Pune airport till 8 pm. According to Airports Authority of India officials, 1,657 passengers arrived or departed from the airport by 8 pm.
Boy slashed to neck and face and stabbed in leg in horror park gang attack
The teenager's mum said she "could have lost him" following the brutal attack, which happened in Liverpool on Friday and saw the victim held down by a group of around eight thugs
Climate change ‘killing far more people than we record’, experts warn
Official death records are not reflecting the actual amount of deaths caused by the climate crisis, according to a new study. A team of Australian health experts claim there is a “substantial
Makhanda residents without water again as treatment works fail
Makhanda has suffered a second big water outage in a month as the town’s waterworks failed. Some areas have been without water for five days now. This comes after countless efforts and millions of rands have been spent to fix the waterworks.
After chaotic Day 1, only 41 flights planned today at Chennai airport
More cancellations expected, say officials
'Fake news': Maryland congressman denies 'dispute' with White House staffer at Memorial Day event
A spokesman for Maryland Rep. Andy Harris denied the congressman got into an argument during a Memorial Day visit to Fort McHenry with President Trump after a reporter traveling with the group overheard him yelling.
Trump fumes on Twitter as media slams pandemic golf outing
US President Donald Trump on Monday fumed at negative media coverage of him playing golf over Memorial Day weekend, as the US death toll from the coronavirus pandemic neared 100,000. “The Fake and Totally Corrupt News makes it sound like a mortal sin!” the golf-loving president said on Twitter, noting that the game at his […]
Trump threatens to move Republican convention over COVID-19 restrictions
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump warned on Monday that he may move the Republican National Convention set for August from North Carolina if the event faces state social distancing restrictions due to the coronavirus.
Coronavirus: Nicola Sturgeon unable to rule out link between delayed discharge patients and care home deaths
Nicola Sturgeon has said she acted with “thought and care” around the discharge of hundreds of untested hospital patients into care homes but admitted she cannot rule out links to a deadly wave of coronavirus.
Punjab to provide free ration to 14 lakh migrants under Atmanirbhar scheme
While 17.7 lakh migrants had registered on the government portal to go back home and three lakh have left via trains and over a lakh via buses and many others on foot or private vehicles, the remaining around 14 lakh will get 2 months of free ration under the scheme.
Surrey Council approves liquor license to barbershop
Despite safety concerns, Surrey City Council has approved a barbershop's request to serve liquor.
Five from Amritsar stranded in Lahore since March due to lockdown, families appeal to PM Modi
Amritsar Coronavirus cases news: Five members from two Amritsar families are stranded in Lahore for the last nearly three months due to coronavirus-forced lockdown.
Care home sets up drive-through for families to see residents in lockdown
Residents were reunited with family members they had not seen in a while.
Donald Trump threatens to move the GOP convention out of Charlotte due to Covid-19 restrictions
US President Donald Trump on Monday threatened to move the Republican convention out of Charlotte in North Carolina if its Democratic Governor did not remove the restrictions on social distancing measures which are in force due to coronavirus pandemic.
Boris Johnson and Dominic Cummings say coronavirus affected their eyesight
The Police Federation of England and Wales took to social media to warn people not to get behind the wheel if their eyesight is impaired.
UW Medicine furloughs 4,000 more workers, citing coronavirus budget hit
These reductions, along with furloughs announced for 1,500 nonunion staffers last week, mean that more than 15% of UW Medicine's workforce will go without pay for one to eight weeks.
Cops warn of stern action against violators of home quarantine
NT NETWORK Panaji Even as many travellers to the state are being ordered on a daily basis to remain home-quarantined, the Goa Police has warned that stric
With suitcase and bikini emojis, Spain urges tourists back from July
MADRID/BARCELONA (Reuters) - Spain revised down its coronavirus death toll on Monday and urged foreign holidaymakers to return from July as it eases one of Europe’s strictest lockdowns, though tourism businesses were sceptical about salvaging the summer season.
Masks, distancing norms and half-empty planes — passengers recount experiences at Chennai airport
‘It was surreal to see people wearing PPE throughout the journey’
Your evening longread: 'I met Edward Snowden - and since then I haven't stopped watching my back'
It’s a coronavirus-free zone as we bring you an interesting longread each evening to take your mind off the news.
Hillary Clinton thanks Andrew Cuomo for 'making responsible decisions to keep people safe'
Hillary Clinton lauded New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo's response to the coronavirus pandemic and thanked state leaders for keeping people safe on Memorial Day.
COVID-19: NAF produces ventilators to support fight against pandemic
The Nigerian Airforce (NAF) has produced locally-made ventilators as its contribution to national efforts towards fighti.....
Man blames coronavirus ‘stress’ for attacking women with razor: cops
A Georgia man accused of assaulting two women with a razor blamed coronavirus stress to the “unprovoked” attack, police said. Eric Keith Mitchell, 39, of Athens, was arrested late Sunday in the
Warrenheip petrol station crash witnesses say they 'cheated death'
One man grabbed his daughter and tried to jump out of the way as the truck barrelled towards them
PM and top aide say coronavirus affected their eyesight
The Police Federation of England and Wales took to social media to warn people not to get behind the wheel if their eyesight is impaired.
Second man with COVID-19 dies in US immigration custody
A Guatemalan man held in United States immigration detention died after contracting the novel coronavirus, the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) confirmed on Monday. He is the second known migrant to die of COVID-19 while in immigration custody.
Former Transition Aide Says Michael Flynn Fielded Thousands of Calls
A former transition official and longtime aide said Michael Flynn fielded thousands of calls during a chaotic transition period.
Missouri salon may have exposed 140 customers to coronavirus
Dozens of Great Clips clients in Missouri may have left the salon with more than a new haircut.
Bennett University webinar: Need to tap Artificial Intelligence to fight Covid, says IT minister Ravi Shankar Prasad
“This world will not remain the same as it was till now. Your life habits, your approach to life, maybe your over-aggrandizement of the world as a nation will change. In this light, do we need to reflect on the application of AI in a completely different way?” Prasad said.
Whitewater prosecutor predicts indictments in John Durham's Russia investigation
Former Whitewater prosecutor Robert Ray expects prosecutions in U.S. Attorney John Durham's inquiry into the Russia investigation.
Outdoor markets and car dealerships will reopen from next Monday
The prime minister announced that from from June 15 non-essential shops will also be allowed to reopen.
William Small, 'hero to journalism' at CBS, NBC, dies at 93
During a six-decade career, Small supervised, guided and in some cases hired generations of some of the best-known reporters and anchors in television news.
Iranian IRGC General Announces the End of 'Era of US Presence' in Persian Gulf
The announcement comes as the US ignored Iranian protests against holding live-ammunition drills in the Persian Gulf under the pretext of boosting the security of the...
Uber driver Santherathas Navaratnam sentenced in Ballarat court
Santherathas Navaratnam was sentenced at the Ballarat Magistrates' Court on Monday on four counts of sexual assault.
Shoppers line up in downtown Montreal as retailers reopen to public
MONTREAL - Eager shoppers lined up outside some stores in downtown Montreal on Monday as retailers in the city were allowed to reopen for the first time sin
Sparse crowds on Memorial Day as NYC-area beaches reopen for weekend
Memorial Day was a washout for Big Apple beaches — and it didn’t even rain. The typical massive crowds that flock to local shores never materialized over the holiday weekend, as beaches
Man gives wife money to spend in jail after plotting with ‘side guy’ to kill him
Despite allegedly plotting with her side lover to kill him, a Ghanaian man has given his wife money to spend in jail. The 55-year-old husband of the woman, who allegedly plotted with her lover to have
A second immigrant has died from COVID-19 while in ICE custody
An immigrant in custody of the US Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency died of COVID-19 complications on Sunday, marking the second death related to the novel coronavirus among people in ICE detainment.
Washington prepares for a summer without interns
Grayson Ross, a recent graduate of the University of Texas at Austin, planned to spend his last semester of college as hundreds of other aspiring policy aides do: walking through the halls of the
BJP to hold 1000 virtual conferences on anniversary of Modi-2 govt
India News: NEW DELHI: To mark the first anniversary of the Modi-2 government, the BJP will hold virtual rallies across the country and organise over 1,000 confer.
‘Original bhai’, friend held for firing countrymade gun in Diva
Accused wanted to establish himself as gangster with murder
Cancellations add to flyers’ woes at Chennai airport
Chennai airport handled only 19 departures and 17 arrivals on Monday
NCLAT quashes NCLT order making MCA a party to all IBC proceedings
Allowing the plea filed by the MCA, a two-member bench of the appellate tribunal said the NCLT's direction was "beyond the power" and amounted to "imposition of a new rule in a compelling fashion".
Coronavirus: Details on test, trace, isolate still to be released, admits First Minister
Key details of the Scottish Government's test, trace and isolate plans "vital" to the next phase of lockdown restrictions being rolled out will not be revealed until days before the review takes place.
WWII Veteran Walking 100 Miles to Celebrate 100th Birthday
A World War II veteran about to turn 100 years old will walk 100 miles to raise money for those suffering financially from the coronavirus.
Petrol pumps closed in different areas of Karachi over lack of supply
The pumps have been closed down due to depletion of petrol stocks
New emissions blow for Volkswagen as German court backs damages claims
US authorities banned the affected cars after the cheat software was discovered, triggering claims for compensation.
Covid-19 in Tamil Nadu: 35 flights at Chennai airport Monday, state sees 805 new cases
In the highest single-day jump in the state, 805 new cases were recorded in Tamil Nadu on Monday. While briefing the media via video conferencing, state health minister C Vijayabaskar said 88 per cent of the Covid-19 cases in Tamil Nadu are asymptomatic.
I’m innocent, says man accused of defiling his two daughters
Femi Onifade, a 48-year old man who was accused of defiling two of his daughters aged between six and nine has denied having carnal knowledge of them...
Outdoor markets and car showrooms can open next week in England
Boris Johnson announces other non-essential retail premises can reopen in three weeks
A second immigrant has died from COVID-19 while in ICE custody
Santiago Baten-Oxlag, an immigrant in custody of the US Immigrations and Customs Enforcement agency, died from COVID-19 on Sunday.
Senior commander on Lebanese border says Hezbollah is 'not eager to engage' - Defense/Security
Ro'i Levy speaks with Arutz Sheva 20 years after the withdrawal of IDF forces from Lebanon.
Boris Johnson washes his hands over Dominic Cummings scandal
The prime minister backed his chief adviser but admitted he 'regrets the confusion and pain' the scandal has caused.
Memorial Day beach crowds lead to mixed messages from officials on coronavirus
Governors and other elected officials are sending out mixed messages this holiday weekend as vacationers descended on beaches in droves despite the country still grappling with the coronavirus pandemic.
Leaving Cert students can register for calculated grades system from tomorrow
The Department of Education is urging encouraging Leaving Cert students to register for the Calcu...
Hazy Start: Time didn’t fly for airline passengers on Day 1
Passengers, masked and gloved, in hazmat suits, had to deal with glitches and sudden rule changes.
Amphan damages nearly 3 lakh hectares of farmland in Bengal
Cyclone Ampan has dealt a severe blow to the agriculture sector in West Bengal. The storm damaged nearly 3 lakh hectares of farmland in the state. Bengal is now staring at a huge financial loss in
TMX boon for local hotels?
With Trans Mountain Pipeline workers scheduled to arrive in Kamloops next month, accommodation is being sought.
Help to eradicate WC’s 18,000-test backlog, Mkhize – Winde
The province had 14,978 confirmed cases of Covid-19, according to Monday's statement. Of these, 7,221 people had recovered, and 318 people had died.
Trump wants Republican National Convention to stay in North Carolina
President Trump said Monday that he’d like the Republican National Convention to remain in North Carolina — despite noting headwinds from Democrats who lead state and local governments — and
Yul Edochie: Teachers who flog students for speaking vernacular should be ashamed of themselves
Yul Edochie, Nollywood actor, says teachers who engage in flogging students for speaking vernacular should be ashamed of themselves.
Domestic flights take off amid chaos, confusion
New Delhi: Passengers were seen harried across airports, including the national capital's Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA), on Monday as many domestic flights were cancelled due to the limit...
Covid-19: WHO halts trial of hydroxychloroquine, awaits more safety data
"It's important to continue to gather evidence on the efficacy and safety of hydroxychloroquine," WHO Chief Scientist Soumya Swaminathan said at a press briefing in Geneva
Karan Johar confirms two household members test positive for coronavirus
Filmmaker Karan Johar has confirmed that two members of his household have tested positive for coronavirus. Taking to Twitter, Johar said that his domestic staff had been diagnosed with the illness. However, he did inform his fans that his family was fine, including mother Hiroo and children, Yash and Roohi. He said, “I’d like to […]
PM Modi Greets Abu Dhabi Crown Prince, Bangladesh PM On Eid
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday conveyed Eid-ul-Fitr greetings to Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan and Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, and discussed the situation emerging out of the coronavirus pandemic.
Opinion: Quarantine was supposed to buy Ontario time. The province squandered it
The government was supposed to develop robust testing, contact tracing and messaging
Out of the house: Democrat Biden makes first public appearance in weeks
NEW CASTLE, Delaware (Reuters) - Former Vice President Joe Biden on Monday made his first public appearance outside his Delaware home since quarantining himself due to the coronavirus pandemic 10 weeks ago, visiting a nearby veterans memorial to mark the U.S. Memorial Day holiday.
Birthday parade thrown for baby who lost parents in Texas Walmart shooting
A Texas baby who lost both of his parents in last year’s El Paso Walmart massacre marked his first birthday over the weekend — with his community turning out for a parade in his honor,
Dominic Cummings has shown it's one rule for the establishment, another for everyone else
When millions of people are making unprecedented sacrifices, the least we expect is for those in power to do the same, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones
Karachi Plane crash: Airbus A320's flight data recorder recovered from crash site
The critical piece of equipment would prove useful in determining the cause of the accident
SA's corruption fighters may be crippled as justice sector faces cash crunch over Covid-19
The fight against corruption may falter while the country deals with the Covid-19 pandemic, as a budget cut of R1.7 billion is being "bandied about" for the already perennially cash-strapped justice sector.
India announces 10 additional repatriation flights from Qatar
Doha: India has announced 10 additional flights as part on the ongoing repatriation mission from Qatar. Air India and Air India Express will operate the additional flights.
While Uddhav Thackeray And Shiv Sena Attack Piyush Goyal Over Migrant Trains, NCP Praises Railway Minister
While Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray and Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut have trained their guns on Railways Minister Piyush Goyal over the issue of migrant trains, Goyal was praised by NCP leader Praful Patel.
WHO warns of 'immediate second peak' in areas where Covid-19 is on a decline
WHO emergencies head Dr Mike Ryan said epidemics often come in waves, which means that outbreaks could come back later this year in places where the first wave has subsided
Fury and frustration among Tory MPs as Cummings fights on
Backbenchers speak out over damage done to party and to viability of lockdown rules
Kwara: No regret for backing AbdulRazaq — APC
Ilorin- The Kwara State All Progressive Congress (APC) in Lagos State has commended Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq for helping
Egypt under fire over coronavirus deaths among healthcare workers
Egypt's medical union blamed the government for the rise in coronavirus infections and deaths among healthcare professionals, warning of a "complete collapse" of the country's health system.
Donald Trump Slammed As ‘Grotesque And Disgraceful’ By Former GOP Strategist On Memorial Day
President Donald Trump received criticism from a former Republican strategist about his behavior on Memorial Day. Steve Schmidt — who served as a campaign strategist for former President George ...
Bishops speed up preparations to re-open churches for public Masses
Archbishop Diarmuid Martin: ‘We suffer through not being able to celebrate our faith through public worship’
French nursing homes employees take to streets in protest
Facing anger from healthcare workers, President Emmanuel Macron promised a "massive" investment plan for France's public health sector.
Boris Johnson's aide Cummings says he won't quit over lockdown road trip
The government is facing a tide of anger from politicians and the public over the revelation that Dominic Cummings traveled more than 250 miles (400 kilometers) from London to his parents' home in Durham, northeast England at the end of March
Taiwan considers revoking Hong Kong's special status on law fears
China's planned national security law may prompt Taiwan to revoke the special status it extends to Hong Kong, President Tsai Ing-wen said, a move that could anger Beijing and make it harder for Hong Kongers to visit and invest. China is proposing the new legislation for the Chinese-ruled city after
Redundancies pitting workers against each other
New Zealand and immigrant workers are being pitted against each other as South Island businesses wield the axe over thousands of jobs. Unions say...
GHMC stops construction on Osmania University lands
Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation has stopped alleged unauthorised construction activities on Osmania University lands on Monday.
Violation of multiple SoPs led to fatal PIA plane crash
Pilot was way beyond safe landing speed and altitude as close as 4 nautical miles
Work begins, but salons struggle to make the cut
According to him, even the number of customers has come down drastically due to lack of space inside the salon to maintain physical distance. Most of the salons have two to four work stations. As of now, salons can accept only two customers at a time.
Heatwave intensifies in India, Churu hottest at 47.5 deg C
Heatwave intensifies in India, Churu hottest at 47.5 deg C. The India Meteorological Department, which had issued a red colour-coded alert for north India for May 25-26 when the prevailing heatwave conditions are expected to peak, said dust and thunderstorms are likely to bring some relief on May 29-30.
UK PM struggles to shift attention from aide’s trip
Plans by the British government to announce a further easing of lockdown measures are being overshadowed by an outcry over a senior aide
India registers biggest single day spike of 6,977 COVID-19 cases
India registers biggest single day spike of 6,977 COVID-19 cases. Total tally rises to 1,38,845; death toll climbs to 4,021
State releases SoP for domestic air travel
The State Government has released the standard operating procedures (SOPs) for operation of domestic flights set to resume from Monday. All passengers arriving will be kept under institutional quarantine. Garhwal commissioner Ravinath Raman and SDRF inspector general Sanjay Gunjyal will be
COVID-19 situation in Delhi under control even after more lockdown relaxations: CM Arvind Kejriwal
Kejriwal asserted that he would be concerned only if two things happened -- either there is a significant increase in fatalities or the city's health care system collapses due to spike in COVID-19 cases.
Three test positive for Covid-19 in Jayashankar Bhupalpally district
Three youths of Korishala village of Mogullapally mandal in the district have tested positive for the Covid-19 on Monday
Airbus team to arrive in Karachi today to investigate plane crash
The European aerospace company will run an independent investigation into the plausible reasons for the crash
Nigeria fines UK airline for violating Covid-19 travel ban
The plane had been approved strictly for humanitarian operations.
RCMP facing ‘systemic sustainability challenges’ due to provincial policing role
Provinces, territories and municipalities pay anywhere from 70 to 90 per cent of the cost of the RCMP’s services
Mink pass coronavirus to humans in the Netherlands
At least two people have caught the coronavirus from mink in the Netherlands, in probably the first mink-to-human transmission cases. The risk of infection outside mink farms is "negligible," Dutch officials said.
Official Footage Shows US Navy Ship Use a Laser Weapon to Destroy a Flying Drone
A US Navy ship downed a flying drone with a "solid state laser" in the Pacific Ocean, the service branch announced on Friday.
Is tuver dal coated with castor oil adulterated?
Does applying castor oil on tuver and other pulses and grains make it adulterated?
630 cancellations as domestic flights resume in India
630 cancellations as domestic flights resume in India. According to aviation industry sources, around 630 domestic flights of Monday were cancelled due to the Centre's Sunday night announcement that there would be no flights in West Bengal and Andhra Pradesh, and limited operations at major airports such as Mumbai, Chennai and Hyderabad.
What the papers say – May 25
The crisis at No 10 over Dominic Cummings and Boris Johnson dominate the nation’s papers on Monday.
Uttar Pradesh govt completes skill mapping of 14.75 lakh migrants
The Yogi Adityanath government in Uttar Pradesh has completed the task of skill mapping of 14.75 lakh migrant workers who have returned
Election 2020: Don’t do what you want, consult parties – Agyinasare to EC
The founder of Perez Chapel International, Bishop Charles Agyinasare, has counseled the Electoral Commission to involve all stakeholders in its plans for a successful 2020 elections.
Sioux Falls teachers say goodbye to long-empty classrooms
Language Arts teacher Tracie Robinson sat cross-legged in the hallway outside her classroom at Memorial Middle School. A list of names and locker numbers lay to her left and a stack of paper bags to h
Punjab reports 15 new cases, health minister says no community spread
Punjab Health Minister Balbir Singh Sidhu, however, said there was no community spread and in the past too there had been cases where similar cases were reported but an analysis showed that they may have come in contact with positive cases.
How America Fell into Toxic Individualism
The American psyche's tendencies towards narcisissism and individualism have been weaponized into a toxic mentality that desperately needs reform and change.
Trump Threatens To Move Republican Convention If North Carolina Doesn’t Reopen
The president wants to see “thousands of enthusiastic Republicans” in Charlotte, North Carolina at the end of August.
4 fresh cases of COVID-19 in Himachal Pradesh; tally rises to 208
Four more people have tested positive for the novel coronavirus in Himachal Pradesh, taking the number of cases in the state to 208, while a 72-year-old woman died due to the disease at a hospital here, officials said on Monday. With the latest fatality, the death toll due to COVID-19 has
Trump threatens to withdraw US membership from the World Health Organisation within a month
Government and Politics » US President Donald Trump has threatened to withdraw his country's membership permanently from the World Health Organization and cut its funding unless
Turkey's Erdogan extends condolences on PIA plane crash
The Turkish president also extends best wishes of the government and people of Turkey for the Pakistanis on the blissful occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr
Bihar records 180 new COVID-19 cases, tally nearing 2,600
Bihar has reported 180 new cases of COVID-19 from 15 districts, pushing the tally to 2,574 in the state, the health department said. Of the fresh cases, Nawada and East Champaran accounted for 11 each and the state capital Patna recorded four new infections, it said. The health department, in a
Domestic flying resumes at RGIA
Two months after suspension of air operations due to the Covid-19 lockdown, domestic flight operations resumed at RGIA on Monday.
Covid-19: 62 new cases, three deaths in Telangana on Monday
Hyderabad: Health authorities on Monday reported 62 new covid-19 positive cases and three fatalities.
Shops to remain open till 6 pm from Wed
SHILLONG: The East Khasi Hills Deputy Commissioner has informed that the listed retail shops, ration shops and others will remain open in Shillong urban agglomeration from May 27 to 30 from 9 am to 6 pm.The number of selected shops has been substant
First domestic flight after resumption of services lands in Hyderabad
An Air Asia flight from Bengaluru was the first to land at the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (RGIA) here on Monday morning
Zongo Ministry pursuing an aggressive agenda for development - Akufo-Addo
President Akufo-Addo says the Zongo Development Ministry is pursuing an agenda for development in the Inner Cities and Zongo communities.
Bishops slam Boris Johnson for treating public 'as mugs' over Dominic Cummings
A number of senior Church of England members have spoken out against Boris Johnson, who defended his senior aide Dominic Cummings this evening after it was revealed he broke lockdown rules
Early identification helped Nagpur, says civic chief Tukaram Mundhe
Nagpur: Over 75 per cent of people who got infected with novel coronavirus in Nagpur have since recovered and been discharged, and the death rate of 2 per cent is also among the best in Maharashtra and the country, Municipal Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe said on Monday. He said measures like early identification, tracing, isolation, treatment […]
Case against flying school instructor for molestation
Two more girls accuse him of same; Vishakha committee set up for probe
Fighting Covid-19: TMH initiates sample pool technology for testing
Tata Main Hospital (TMH) over the last one month, has conducted 1650 Real-time Reverse Transcription–Polymerase Chain Reaction (RT-PCR). diagnostic test for COVID-19. In view of the increased demand for testing as a result of migrant workers reaching Jamshedpur, TMH has initiated sample pool
Offer namaz from home this Eid, Muslims told
There will be no Eid-ul-Fitr prayers in the city on Monday in view of the restrictions on mass congregations due to coronavirus pandemic.
Is the Global Fight Against COVID-19 Reducing Prejudice?
Is the global fight against the coronavirus reducing social prejudice and discrimination? Effects of the current pandemic on intergroup behavior.
Planning, Creativity Keep National World War I Museum And Memorial Staff Employed Through Closure
Cultural workers have been devastated by coronavirus closures. With their workplaces nationwide shuttered to the public, they have been laid off and furloughed by the thousands.
Donald Trump's pitch to voters: Trust me, economy will soar in 2021
He's asking voters to look past the pain being felt across the nation and give him another four-year term on the promise of an economic comeback in 2021.
Family’s calls kept them going
Three guest workers survive on biscuits and water and cycle away non-stop to reach home There were times in their journey when they wanted to give up, but then a call from their family would give them.
Health dept boss calls for investigation into Glenda Gray
Dr. Anban Pillay's letter states that allegations Dr Glenda Gray has recently made in the media 'are damaging to government’s response to COVID-19'.
Trump threatens to move Republican convention over COVID-19 restrictions
Trump threatens to move Republican convention over COVID-19 restrictions
Egypt's doctors criticize government over virus 'negligence'
Egypt’s medical union on Monday blamed the government for increasing levels of coronavirus infections and deaths among healthcare professionals, its sharpest criticism yet of the country’s handling of
Will fight for Telangana’s rightful funds, projects: MP Nama Nageswar
TRS Floor leader in LS, Nageswar Rao said he, in coordination with the party MPs, had made all the efforts to protect the interests of Telangana.
White House imposes coronavirus travel ban on Brazil
President Donald Trump on Sunday further limited travel from the world's coronavirus hotspots by denying entry to foreigners coming from Brazil.
Passenger air services to NE resume
GUWAHATI: Commercial passenger air services to the Northeast resumed along with rest of the country on Monday, with LGBI Airport here being gateway to the region, handling eight flights (arrivals and departures), official reports stated.However
MP Housing Board restarts ongoing construction works in Indore district
MP Housing Board has again started the ongoing construction works in Indore district worth Rs 200 crore. The major Housing board projects which are under construction are Rainbow towers at Snehlataganj which are 15 storey commercial and residential towers which has hundreds of shops and 3 and 4
New push to allow South Africans to access their retirement funds during coronavirus lockdown
Trade federation Cosatu has submitted an urgent request to Finance minister Tito Mboweni, to allow workers to access part of their retirement fund savings for coronavirus financial relief.
Indiana reports 354 more confirmed COVID-19 cases
State health officials said Monday that 354 more Indiana residents have been diagnosed with COVID-19, and an additional eight people have died from the disease.
Phillip Chiyangwa’s family hits back ahead of imminent arrest
From the Group CEO of The Pinnacle Property Holdings Limited – Mr Edmund Chiyangwa
Chandigarh aims to plant 2.55L saplings in 2020-21
The 2019-20 Greening Chandigarh Action Plan had a target of plantation of 2.53 lakh trees. The forest department managed to achieve the surplus task by planting and distributing 2.80 lakh plants.
New Zealand PM unruffled as quake hits mid-interview
The quake struck just off the coast before 8:00 am local time (20:00 Sunday GMT) at a depth of about 52 kilometres near Levin, about 90 kilometres north of Wellington, the US Geological Survey said.
Nine Wellington children in hospital with rheumatic fever – health alert
Report from RNZ There’s been a dramatic spike in the number of Wellington children in hospital with the dangerous disease rheumatic fever.
Swarms of locusts enter Jaipur residential areas
Swarms of locusts enter Jaipur residential areas. The swarms are travelling farther and damaging trees as there are no standing crops for them to feed on, an official said.
Kasoa MCE denies threatening to kill NDC candidate
The Metropolitan Chief Executive (MCE) of Awutu Senya East, Michael Mensah has rubbished allegations that he has mobilised people to threaten the National Democratic’s Parliamentary Candidate for the Awutu Senya East Constituency, Phyllis Naa Koryoo so she would step down from the race.
Positive AAP MLA on road of recovery, will donate plasma
Days after being tested positive for coronavirus, AAP MLA Vishesh Ravi is now on the road to recovery and has been tested negative on May 23. He will also donate plasma for the treatment of other Covid positive patients. The Karol Bagh MLA had been actively involved in Covid relief work in his
Dead end for Duque
"Quit now. Please." Health Secretary Francisco Duque must go. If he won’t go, then his boss, President Rodrigo Duterte, should fire him.
China condemns US blacklisting dozens of its firms
China condemned the U.S. adding 33 Chinese entities to a trade blacklist, a move that risks potential retaliation from Beijing as tensions between the world’s two-biggest economies deteriorate further.
What The Actual Fuck: Hitler’s Rumoured Pet Alligator Named Saturn Has Died At Age 84
What the actual fuck.
British PM says schools will reopen on June 1
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Sunday said that schools will reopen on June 1 as the UK enters phase two of lockdown exit, The Independent reported.
Crashed PIA plane's pilot ignored 3 warnings to lower altitude
The pilot of the Pakistan International Airlines (PIA)'s crashed plane ignored three warnings from the air traffic controllers about the aircraft's altitude and speed before the landing, saying he was satisfied and would handle the situation, according to a report on Monday. The national flag
India sees biggest spike in COVID-19 with 6,977 cases
India registered biggest single day spike of COVID-19 cases for the fourth consecutive day on Monday with 6,977 new infections
60-year-old detained for allegedly raping minor in Andhra Pradesh
A 60-year-old man has been detained by the police for allegedly raping a 10-year-old girl in Narasapuram village of Kasimkota Mandal.
All villages of 5 mandals in Gajwel supported regulated farming
In addition to 73 Panchayats, which have passed a resolution deciding to adopt the regulated farming model, 59 other villages have joined hands on Monday.
103 more test COVID-19 positive in Odisha, total cases rise to 1,438
Odisha registered its biggest spike in COVID-19 cases on Monday with 103 more people testing positive for the disease, taking the total number of infected to 1,438, a health department official said. The new cases were reported from 16 districts, he said. The number of active cases in the state
AFP has issued the United States with 98 telco data requests since 2014 | ZDNet
The Australian Federal Police said an updated regime to request communications data from overseas would be more heavily utilised.
Pak diplomat’s kin, who crossed over from Attari, exempted from quarantine at Amritsar
“Wife and two kids of Pakistan diplomat crossed into India on May 23. They will not be kept in quarantine at Amritsar. Instead, they will go to Delhi to remain in home quarantine,” said a health official.
High school yearbook staff shifts from prom to pandemic
When spring break started back in early March, the Moorhead High School yearbook staff was preparing to document a hectic spring of sports, concerts, prom and graduation. But COVID-19 canceled all tho
Asifabad farmer to present apples to CM KCR
It may be recalled that CM KCR invited Balaji for a meeting after being impressed by latter's brave decision to grow the fruits a few weeks back.
The promise of tomorrow
Thousands of migrant workers wait at Vasai land to board trains; many have given up rented accommodations and have nowhere to go
Cuban health workers receiving training on WC’s health system today
The group of 28 healthcare workers will be deployed to two field hospitals. The province is in the process of completing the facilities that will be used to treat patients.
Why this CM is the toast of India
Why this CM is the toast of India. Kerala's Pinarayi Vijayan is a cut above the rest in Indian politics today, precisely in his remarkable ability to look beyond the horizon. His was probably the only government that began planning for the incoming pandemic as early as in February, notes M K Bhadrakumar.
Experts Warn Climate Change Is Already Killing Way More People Than We Record
People around the world are already dying from the climate crisis, and yet all too often, official death records do not reflect the impact of these large-scale environmental catastrophes.
SAA's BRPs granted leave to appeal decision to halt retrenchment process
The BRPs and SAA then argued that there was a reasonable prospect that the facts would receive a different treatment by the Labour appeal court and leave to appeal has now been granted.
Washington man allegedly falsely sought $1.5M in coronavirus biz relief funds
A Washington state software engineer is charged with fraudulently seeking over $1.5 million in coronavirus relief funds intended for small business loans, prosecutors announced Friday. Issaquah
Ghana treating frontline health workers better than US – Report
Health workers at the Frontline of the coronavirus fight in Ghana are being treated better than their counterpart in the US, The Washington Post, has revealed, with calls on the US government to emulate the intervention of the Ghanaian Government for health workers.
Migrant couple seeking to return home to UP drowns in Mutha canal
They had jumped into the water to save their 7-yr-old son who was drawn away by strong current; while the boy survived, mother’s body was recovered later; searc
Govt directs liquor shops to ensure sale of alcohol through proper scanning
After excise department observed liquor being sold at vends was not being properly scanned, the Delhi Government directed State-run liquor shops in the national Capital to ensure 100 per cent sale of alcohol through proper scanning. The excise department issued the directive after observing that
Ready to deal with rise in coronavirus cases: Uttarakhand CM Rawat
Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat on Monday said COVID-19 cases have risen in Uttarakhand after the return of migrants but the government was fully prepared to deal with the situation. The chief minister held a meeting with senior officials in Haldwani to review the situation in the state,
China demands US withdraw sanctions on tech suppliers
China demand Monday that Washington withdraw export sanctions imposed on Chinese companies in the latest round of a worsening conflict over technology, security and human rights.
Zimbabwean soldiers beat up cops for not wearing masks
Chivhu – There was drama in Chivhu yesterday when members of the Zimbabwe National Army stormed Seequick Shop and beat up two CID Police officers who allegedly did not properly put on their face masks.
Woman suffered internal bleeding after wrong pills given
A senior pharmacist who prescribed the wrong medication to a customer causing her internal bleeding sought to cover up the incident and blame it on...
Tyson Foods worker, 44, dies after long battle with COVID-19
An employee at the Tyson Foods plant in Waterloo, Iowa, died Monday after battling the coronavirus during a six-week hospitalization that was chronicled and widely followed online.
Delaware governor says beach reopening went well
Delaware Gov. John Carney said Monday he was pleased with the behavior he saw over the holiday weekend as the state's beaches reopened with distancing measures in place.
Health organisations say children under one at risk of diseases amid COVID-19
GENEVA, Switzerland (CMC) — Several health organisations are warning that children ...
California issues guidelines for church reopenings
Religious services in California will look much different under rules unveiled Monday that limit attendance to 100 people and recommend worshippers wear masks, limit singing and refrain from shaking h
NDC parliamentary candidate petitions CID over death threats
Parliamentary candidate of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) for Awutu Senya East Constituency, Naa Koryoo Okunor, has implored the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) of the Ghana Police Service to probe into death threats she has received over the week from assailants.
Obuasi East DCE presents 11,500 oil palm seedlings to farmers
Farmers in the Obuasi East District have praised the District Chief Executive Honorable Faustina Amissah for the successful implementation of the NPP Government's Flagship Program Planting for Export and Rural Development (PERD).
WHO warns of 'second peak' in areas where COVID-19 declining
WHO warns of 'second peak' in areas where COVID-19 declining
No end to struggle of migrant workers even after reaching home
No end to struggle of migrant workers even after reaching home. The corona-fuelled lockdown having shattered their dreams, they are now walking, cycling and hitchhiking hundreds of miles under an unforgiving sun blazing down at over 40 degrees to reach their homes in an impoverished Bihar, where an uncertain future awaits them.
Education in a self-reliant India! Best teachers cannot always reach grassroots, digital content can
The proposed reforms could lead to a positive shift in the quality of education. Currently, even though we live in an era of online education, digital accessibility is an issue.
Iowa sees Sunday surge of COVID-19 deaths, confirmed cases
Iowa saw a surge of COVID-19 deaths and coronavirus cases over a 36-hour period, with 10 additional deaths and 436 new cases confirmed by midday Monday.
Coronavirus pandemic | Lockdown extended in Himachal Pradesh's Hamirpur, Solan districts till June 30
Hamirpur has reported the highest number of COVID-19 cases at 63 while 21 people have tested positive for the infection in Solan till now
How a “Bunch of Badass Queer Anarchists” Are Teaming Up With Locals to Block a Pipeline Through Appalachia
“People that grow up in places like this, seeing their environment destroyed, it stirs them, it causes people to want to get involved, and that’s why I’m here.”
Italy Travel: This Is Why It Should Soon Be Possible For All Tourists
Italy is welcoming tourists back from June 3–but only Europeans not international visitors. Italian travel experts believe others can pack their bags soon for an Italian holiday–possibly from June 15 if EU borders reopen. Overseas arrivals will depend on COVID-19 levels in Italy and other countries.
Punjab: Without salary since January, PU contractual staff left in the lurch
The employees, who include plumbers, maintenance workers, and helpers employed to work in hostels and administrative offices of the university, have been shuttling between contractors and university officials, but to no avail.
Balochistan reports 101 new coronavirus cases
On May 21, the Balochistan government had decided to extend the ongoing smart lockdown till June 2
Trump’s And Biden’s Memorial Day Events Highlight Starkly Different Campaign Tones
The president’s raucous Baltimore visit coincided with the former vice president’s somber wreath laying.
Lockdown | Migrant workers leave for home with joy and relief
There were some anxious moments before they could set foot into the special Shramik service from Madurai to distant Bihar
Innocent victims of political games
By Barnes MawrieIt is a well known fact that “it is unfortunate to be poor in India and it is even more unfortunate to be poor during these years of the BJP rule.” The present government is proving more and more to be an anti-poor government. The ant
Ethiopia records highest daily Covid-19 rise with 88 new cases
Thirteen are said to have travel history from abroad.
Boris Johnson will pay a price for standing by Cummings
If the UK Prime Minister's most important adviser did nothing wrong, why did all sides work so hard to conceal what he did?
80% Shramik trains head to UP, Bihar
At least 80 per cent of 2,813 Shramik Special trains run by the Indian Railways are destined for various destinations in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar till May 24. Railways said nearly 60 per cent trains, originated from Gujarat, Maharashtra and Punjab, are mainly destined for Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.
HESTA begins search for 2020’s best early childhood educators – nominate now
Nominations are now open for the 2020 HESTA Early Childhood Education & Care Awards, with a $30,000 prize pool up for grabs in recognition of early childhood educators and carers who have demonstrated excellence in improving learning outcomes for children.
Explainer: Emerging get-tough consensus among Trump's China advisers tested by Hong Kong debate
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Long divided between those pushing for a hardline stance and others advocating cautious engagement, President Donald Trump’s China advisers - under the shadow of the coronavirus crisis - appear to have moved closer together on a tougher approach to Beijing.
Coronavirus hits South Africa’s plans for land expropriation
The plan to amend section 25 of South Africa’s Constitution to allow for land expropriation without compensation has been put on hold due to the ongoing coronavirus lockdown.
Govt to site Military Base at Agogo to check illegal activities of Fulani herdsmen
As part of measures in curbing the increasing insecurity in the area such as illegal activities of nomadic Fulani herdsmen and other heinous crimes, the government plans to build a military base in Asante Akim North District capital, Agogo in the Ashanti Region.
History-sheeter linked to Nepal-based Maoists arrested in Andheri
Balwantsingh Rawat was planning an armed robbery, says ATS
In his final days, Ahmaud Arbery's life was at a crossroads
He was at a crossroads, his life stretching out before him, his troubles largely behind him. He had enrolled at South Georgia Technical College, preparing to become an electrician, just like his uncle
Poland's president appoints new head of embattled top court
Polish President Andrzej Duda on Monday appointed a judge backed by the right-wing ruling party to be the new head of the Supreme Court, marking apparent victory in years of government efforts to take
Patient escapes SVP, returns after testing +ve
Ellisbridge cops file complaint against Sarkhej resident for endangering lives; SVP submits report to higher-ups
Man charged after refusing to wear face mask on NZ flight
A man is due to appear in court after allegedly refusing to wear a face mask on an Air Chathams flight. The man is also accused of making ...
Tony Bellew backs Dominic Cummings after he broke lockdown to visit his parents
Dominic Cummings has incurred the wrath of the British public after he broke lockdown but former light heavyweight champion Tony Bellew has no issue with his decision
Alligator rumored to have been Hitler’s dies in Moscow
An alligator that many people believe once belonged to Adolf Hitler has died in the Moscow Zoo.
Jamaica Leads The Way In Profiling Post-Pandemic Travel And Travelers
Jamaica, and all of its famous resorts, leads the way in establishing COVID-19 protocols for 2020 travel.
No Eid sweets exchanged by BSF with Pakistan
No Eid sweets exchanged by BSF with Pakistan. The event was given a miss as the relations between the two countries are strained at present.
Who is Dominic Cummings - Boris Johnson's key aide grabbing news headlines in lockdown row?
Clamour seeking Cummings’ resignation as Johnson’s adviser has been growing after he took a 400 kilometre-journey during the lockdown.
Uddhav Thackeray vs Piyush Goyal: War of words erupts between Maharashtra CM, Railways minister over Shramik trains
In his address to the state on May 24, Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray said that while he had demanded 80 special trains per day for the state to ferry migrants home, it was getting only 40.
Singapore reports lower number of 344 new COVID-19 cases
Singapore on Monday reported a lower number of 344 new COVID-19 cases, a majority of them foreign workers living in dormitories, taking the nationwide tally to 31,960 as the country is gearing up to lift the "circuit breaker" imposed to contain the spread of the coronavirus. Out of the new
EU’s top diplomat urges ‘more robust strategy’ toward China
European Union's top diplomat has called for the bloc to have a “more robust strategy” toward China amid signs that Asia is replacing the United States as the center of global power.
Boulders placed near Shag Rock to protect breeding penguins
More boulders have been put near a Christchurch pathway to help protect white-flippered penguins during their nesting season. When the Coastal...
Business leaders urge caution on return-to-workplace approach
SOME business leaders are urging companies to examine their individual situation, and hav...
SC to hear Centre, Air India's plea against Bombay HC plea seeking response on safety norms
The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear on Monday an urgent plea by the Centre and Air India against the Bombay High Court seeking their responses in a plea for not maintaining adequate safety measure
Officials wrong to order deportation of Jamaican-born man, says US court
CONNECTICUT, United States (AP) — A federal appeals court has reversed a decision b...
Woman suffers internal bleeding after pharmacist gives wrong medication
A senior pharmacist who gave the wrong medication to a customer, causing her internal bleeding, doctored records then tried to blame a colleague...
What the papers say – May 25
The crisis at No 10 over Dominic Cummings and Boris Johnson dominate the nation’s papers on Monday.
Putin makes Kremlin appearance as virus restrictions ease
The 67-year-old has worked remotely over the past few weeks from his Novo-Ogaryovo residence outside Moscow, chairing meetings with officials by video conference.
3-day-old infant from Chandigarh one of the youngest to die of coronavirus
The infant girl’s mother had not been tested for Covid-19 prior to her delivery and has now been sampled for the disease.
Trump Rules Out Moving Republican Convention To His Golf Resort, After Threatening Move From North Carolina
The president wants to see “thousands of enthusiastic Republicans” in Charlotte, North Carolina at the end of August.
Ambegaon tribals cry Constitutional violations, point to local eco damage
Complaint to higher authorities claims revenue officials permitted huge excavation in scheduled areas during lockdown
Gold Down Over Escalating U.S.-China Tensions
Gold Down Over Escalating U.S.-China Tensions
Tax Attorneys Fight Covid-19 Stay-Home Order In Idaho
Donald “Mac” MacPherson is the most colorful tax attorney I have ever covered.
France reports lowest daily rise since lockdown began
French authorities have reported the smallest daily rise in new coronavirus cases and deaths since before a lockdown began.
Coronavirus | Death toll mounts to 12 in Bihar
The State has so far reported 2,511 positive cases.
US communities face tough choices on opening public pools
Public pools will look very different this summer if they open at all with the coronavirus threat still looming, as teenage lifeguards will be tasked with maintaining social distancing and spotting CO
Japan Economy Minister Nishimura: State of emergency no longer needed in any region of country
As noted, Japan is seeking to end its state of emergency this week and in recent headlines, Japan Economy Minister Nishimura is on the verge of making
Ensure no migrant goes hungry, walks back home: Capt to DCs
Asserting that it was Punjab Government’s duty to ensure that all migrants keen to go back home return to their native states safely, Chief Minister Capt Amarinder Singh on Sunday directed the Deputy Commissioners and district Police chiefs to ensure that no migrant is forced to walk home to any
Sekou Nkrumah explains why he's 'fighting' his siblings
Dr Sekou Nkrumah, one of the sons of Kwame Nkrumah, has explained why there is bad blood between him and his siblings – Samia Yaba Christina Nkrumah and Gamal Gorkeh Nkrumah.
John Mahama will still win if a new register is compiled - NDC's Adams Yussif
NDC aspiring Member of Parliament in the Asante- Akyem North constituency, Alhaji Sulley Adams Yussif has said the NDC is resisting the Electoral Commission’s attempt to compile a new voter’s register because it will disenfranchise majority of Ghanaians.
Screening programmes resumed
Nationwide cancer screening programmes are resuming in the South following the easing of Covid-19 restrictions, but with new safety protocols in...
If states want UP migrant workers back, they have to seek permission: CM Yogi Adityanath
As per feedback received from migrant workers who reached Uttar Pradesh, Adityanath said safeguarding their rights should get utmost attention and importance.
SCR ferries over 2.40 lakh migrant workers so far
SCR has run 196 Shramik Special Trains transporting over 2.40 lakh migrant workers to their native destinations till date.
China warns US of countermeasures over Hong Kong trading threats
Beijing has warned US that it will take "every necessary measure" to protect its interests after a top White House advisor warned that Washington might revoke Hong Kong's special trading privileges
LNP's Ted Sorensen to retire after 26 years in local and state politics
The LNP will open nominations for the seat this week after Mr Sorensen announced his retirement on Monday.
Ghani pledges release of up to 2,000 Taliban prisoners
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani announced that his government will release up to 2,000 Taliban prisoners as a goodwill gesture
Apology: 'Former envoy to Kenya Pindi Chana tour of duty ended December 2019'
The ministry of Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation has said former Tanzania High Commissioner to Kenya Dr Pindi Chana was replaced last week after ending her tour of duty.
Video of 2 policemen beating man with sticks goes viral on social media
A video of two policemen beating up a man mercilessly with sticks went viral on social media on Saturday. It was mentioned in the video that it belonged to Chhindwara. Later, when the police investigated it, it emerged that the incident happened over a week ago in Chhindwara in Madhya Pradesh. A
10 lessons from the COVID-19 frontline for a more gender-equal world
Women play an outsize role responding to crises, including as frontline healthcare and social workers, caregivers at home, and as mobilisers in their communities.
CM condoles death of pulmonologist Dr JN Pande
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday condoled the demise of former AIIMS faculty Dr JN Pande who died of coronavirus on Saturday. Dr Pande had tested positive for Covid-19 earlier this week, died at his residence on Saturday at the age of 79. "Heartfelt condolences to Dr Pande's family.
Here’s How Much Money Private Investigators Make In Every State
Find out where private investigators earn the most money in the United States, and where they earn the least.
Covid-19: Kenya's cases soars further with 72 more cases
Seventy-two more patients have tested positive for Covid-19 in Kenya, raising the total number of confirmed cases in the country to 1,286.
Coronavirus in Kerala: Higher influx of people exposes gaps in the state's quarantine system
There are signs of Kerala’s coronavirus quarantine system getting thrown out of gear as the authorities find themselves unable to cope with the increased flow of people from outside the state.
57th Anniversary of Africa Day: India Unites with Africa to Fight Corona
It’s the 57th Anniversary of Africa Day! Commemorated every year on 25th May, the day asserts Africa’s dignity and contributions to human civilisation. On this day, Africans pay tribute to their founding fathers who established the Organisation of African Unity, now known as the African Union.
Minnow party's leader against bailing out SOEs
THE president of the Christian Democratic Voice, which secured one seat in the National Assembly in last year's election, says he has a problem with loss-making state-owned enterprises which are
Coronavirus 'cover-up' China's Chernobyl: White House official
A top White House official has likened China's handling of the coronavirus outbreak to the Soviet Union's cover-up of the meltdown at the Chernobyl...
Deal struck to dismantle blockades at Manitoba Hydro site, Indigenous group says
Blockades were set up over fears workers could introduce COVID-19
Hospital makes +ve patient wait 3 hours
Bharati Vidyapeeth Hospital refused to admit patient even after cops’ requests; district collector issues protocol for hospitals with no beds
Prime Minister Narendra Modi greets nation on Eid-ul-Fitr
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday greeted the nation on the occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr.
1st deadlines for laid-off workers to get health insurance
Many laid-off workers who lost health insurance in the coronavirus shutdown soon face the first deadlines to qualify for fallback coverage under the Affordable Care Act.
“Loneliness has never been so loud”; AFP’s COVID-19 themed campaign for International Missing Children’s Day
Many of us have felt a little lonely in the past few months as we are forced to stay away from our friends and families during the coronavirus crisis. For many, that feeling of loneliness is constant.
Here’s how many cases South Africa’s top coronavirus hotspots have
As South Africa moves to level 3 lockdown from 1 June, government will take a differentiated approach to deal with those areas that have far higher levels of infection and transmission, says President Cyril Ramaphosa.
Another day of zero Covid-19 cases
New Zealand has again recorded no new Covid-19 cases. The Ministry of Health issued today's update in a press release and there won't be a press...
Preliminary report of PIA plane crash raises new questions
Karachi: A preliminary report on the Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) plane crash, in which 97 people were killed, has raised serious questions about the pilot's handling of the aircraft and what prevented the crew in the cockpit from informing
UG, PG final exams in Gujarat from June 25
Duration will be 2 hrs, instead of 3; may be held in multiple shifts
GOP sues California over Newsom's vote-by-mail order
The Republican Party is suing California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) over his order to send every registered voter in the state a ballot by mail for the November elections.
South Africa to further ease lockdown
President Cyril Ramaphosa announced a further easing of South Africa's coronavirus lockdown from June 1, allowing the vast majority of the economy...
Corona affects more than 5.5 million people worldwide
Health » The global epidemic of coronavirus (COVID-19) is on the rise, with more than 5.5 million people infected worldwide, compared to 3.47 million so far, have
No quarantine for asymptomatic passengers coming to Delhi
The Delhi government on Monday issued guidelines for the passengers coming to the national capital on flights, trains and buses
Gathering limit to increase to 100 on Friday
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced the gathering limit will increase to 100 people from noon this Friday. This means churches can resume...
Locals target train to NE in Bihar, 1 hurt
SHILLONG: Some locals in Bihar pelted stones at a special train carrying returnees to the North East on Sunday morning injuring a Naga girl.The occupants of the Haryana Express -04072, which passed through Bihar, were stranded residents from various
Bengaluru Airport resumes operations with ‘contactless’ experience
A contactless ‘parking-to-boarding’ experience has been introduced at Kempegowda International Airport Bengaluru…
Mumbai man held for threat to Yogi: Police
After his arrest, the accused was taken to the Kalachowkie unit of the Mumbai Anti-Terrorist Squad. he confessed to the crime, said a police officer. The Mumbai police later handed over his custody to its UP counterparts.
Nuapada cops’ humanitarian face earns applause
In general, the image of police is negative in India and this public perception usually is amplified during a situation of emergency when cops are given the responsibility of enforcing a lot of other activities unusual to their regular work of dealing with law and order situation. The humanitarian
China accuses America of wanting ‘new Cold War’ over coronavirus
Beijing: China on Sunday accused the US of pushing the bilateral ties to the brink of a "new Cold War" by spreading "lies" about the coronavirus and said it was open to international efforts to identify the source of the virus that has killed over 30
ORC drafting policy online
During the next two months, Otago Regional Council staff will be developing the regional authority’s most significant policy document with input...
In a first, daily number of recovered patients higher than new cases: CM Sindh
In the last 24 hours, 443 tested positive while 614 patients recovered and went home, says Murad Ali Shah
Dollar holds advantage as Hong Kong tensions test risk-wary investors
Dollar holds advantage as Hong Kong tensions test risk-wary investors
National parks hope visitors comply with virus measures
As Yellowstone and other national parks end a two-month shutdown due to the coronavirus, park officials ask visitors to take simple precautions: Wash hands, keep a safe distance apart, wear protect...
Daffiama community seeks support to complete school project
Residents of Daffiama in the Daffiama/Bussie/Issah District have appealed to stakeholders and the general public to support them to complete a kitchen they are constructing for the Saapare Basic School in the community.
A Pandemic Stampede To The Hamptons Leads To A Desperate Search For Summer Rentals
COVID anxiety is even reaching beyond summer as families ponder a permanent residence in the Hamptons.
COA FS adhering to FDA directives; not engaging in any needless media war
COA FS Herbal Center, the producer of COA FS food supplement, has dissociated itself from some media reports suggesting that the product has been approved as cure for Covid-19.
IAF to operationalise second Tejas squadron in Tamil Nadu on Wed
IAF to operationalise second Tejas squadron in Tamil Nadu on Wed. The Tejas is a fourth generation combat aircraft developed by Aeronautical Development Agency and the Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. It is equipped with fly-by-wire flight control system, integrated digital avionics and multimode radar.
COVID-19: International Chamber of Commerce passes landmark AOKpass declaration to protect health data in an era of invasive COVID-10 tracking apps
The International Chamber of Commerce recently presented its AOKpass declaration to safeguard health data in the context of privacy and data security issues with the current crop of COVID-19 tracking apps.
Here’s how much Curro’s new online school costs – with applications now open
Curro Online, the new offering from private school group Curro, will go live in mid-June with applications open to all from Monday (25 May).
We’ll meet with Ken Agyapong to settle feud – Obinim’s handlers
Lawyers for self-styled televangelist and founder of the International God’s Way Church, Bishop Daniel Obinim are likely to make overtures with Assin Central MP, Kennedy Agyapong in the coming days, Administrator of the Church, Rev. Kwadwo Adu Boahen has told Kasapa 102.5 FM.
AP FACT CHECK: Faulty Trump claims on virus drug, vote fraud
When President Donald Trump doesn't like the message, he shoots the messenger.
MP Govt urged to continue ban on sale and use of tobacco products
Consumer organisations and public health experts have made a strong plea to the Madhya Pradesh government to continue its ban on sale and use of tobacco products and spitting in public places, saying such a step is imperative to prevent the spread of coronavirus pandemic in the state. While
Stay home, use face mask, maintain social distancing on Eid
The Deputy Commissioner, Mukesh Kumar urged the people of Muslim community to pray in their homes on the occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr at the time of this global calamity. It is necessary to curtail the spread of Coronavirus, he said. “Simultaneously support the administration by following
South Australia’s Restaurants, Bars and Pubs Can Allow Up to 80 Patrons From June 1 – But There Are a Few Conditions
Plus, you’ll be able to order a drink without a meal. And there are changes coming for theatres, cinemas, galleries, museums, beauty salons and gyms, too.
7 flights to take off from Ranchi today after 2 months
At least seven flights will ferry passengers from Birsa Munda Airport in Ranchi to New Delhi, Bangalore and Hyderabad on Monday after a lull of two months, officials from the Ranchi Airport said on Sunday. However, the schedule was likely to undergo changes as some states are not in favour of
TSA Wants A DIY Airport Security Option ‘Just Like Self-Checkout At Grocery Stores’
Airport security queues could get a lot shorter thanks to do-it-yourselfers.
History-sheeter linked to Nepal-based Maoists arrested in Andheri
Balwantsingh Rawat was planning an armed robbery, says ATS
Live on air: PM’s television interview interrupted by earthquake
Wellington.Scoop There was a public view of the earthquake during morning television this morning – live on air, when an interview with the Prime Minister was interrupted by the shake.
Explainer: Emerging get-tough consensus among Trump's China advisers tested by Hong Kong debate
Explainer: Emerging get-tough consensus among Trump's China advisers tested by Hong Kong debate
Errabelli asks farmers to go for regulated cropping pattern
Minister for Panchayat Raj and Rural Development Errabelli Dayakar Rao has advised the farmers to go for the regulated cropping pattern
President Sisi follows up probe into doctor’s death from COVID-19
The investigation has been launched upon President Sisi’s directives.
Sam George takes a swipe at Mensa Otabil
Head pastor of the International Central Gospel Church (ICGC), Dr. Mensa Otabil has been asked to stop watching the national geography channel and rather concentrate on national issues.
245 deported Ghanaians quarantined at Ghanaman soccer center
The 245 Ghanaians deported from Kuwait over the weekend are being quarantined at the Ghanaman soccer centre of excellence at Prampram, Starr News has gathered.
African court suspends cases until August
The African Court on Human and Peo-ple’s Rights (AfCHPR) has suspended hearing of some cases until August due to the impact of the global Covid-19 pandemic.
Being on the street exposes you to social vices – Street Boy shares harrowing story
Young Collins Amankwah, who happens to be a street boy in the busy city of Accra as a result of broken home and its bizarre consequences, narrated his rather sad and risky experiences on the streets.
Long walk of the invisible people
By HH MohrmenThere are many images from the COVID – 19 pandemic which will be imprinted in the psyche of the common Indian like the doctors, nurses in their full PPEs performing their duties to save the lives of many victims of corona virus. There is
Speed up civil works at Yadadri project, officials told
Roads and Buildings Engineer-in-Chief I Ganapathi Reddy instructed officials to speed up civil works taken up as a part of Yadadri development project.
Resumption of flights: It's chaos for passengers
Most of the complaints are from Air India passengers
Judge: SC voters don't need witness to sign absentee ballot
A federal judge says people voting by absentee ballot in South Carolina don't have to have a witness sign the voting papers.
CSMIA operates 47 flights to 14 destinations on May 26
These 47 flights were undertaken by seven domestic carriers, Mumbai International Airport Ltd ( MIAL) said in a statement.
Charitable runs, walks learn to adapt to crowd limits
The coronavirus pandemic has forced charities or nonprofit groups to cancel or postpone an untold number of walks and runs that raise money for everything from Alzheimer's to Parkinson's.
Fresh Covid-19 cases in Sikkim, Arunachal, 64 more in Assam
Sikkim reported its first coronavirus case and Arunachal Pradesh a fresh case while Assam registered 64 new cases in the past 24 hours,
2020 Watch: Differing views on remaking post-virus economy
Presidential politics move fast. What we’re watching heading into a new week on the 2020 campaign:
Panic grips steel city as Covid cases rise to 24
Panic gripped the Steel City as the novel coronavirus positive cases rose to 24 with four cases tested positive in the city on Sunday alone. One of the positive cases reported in the city from Baridih was home quarantined and had returned from Ranchi on May 12. The health team took sample on May 17
136 Indians now jailed in Kuwait to return soon: Tripura minister
A total of 241 Indians including 136 people who were jailed in Kuwait would return to the country soon, a senior minister said on Sunday.
Ho Hospital resumes work, as Volta coronavirus cases reach 47
The Ho Municipal Hospital has opened fully to the public after it was closed down temporarily.
Government wants to launch a satellite to help South African students study remotely
As the country’s universities prepare for the move towards level 3 lockdown, the government is looking at possible technologies which could help improve remote-learning in the country, says minister of Higher Education, Science and Technology Blade Nzimande,
New Mexico governor blocks plans to reopen drive-in theater
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has blocked the reopening of a popular northern New Mexico drive-in movie theater despite city officials believing they had the OK.
Hindalco helps S’pur women earn living
When the Covid-19 pandemic is turning life upside down and leading to widespread job losses, a group of dedicated women in Sambalpur district have insisted on efforts in empowering themselves financially with the support of the Hindalco. These women from Hirakud have already prepared more than
Federal coronavirus testing plan puts burden on states
The Trump administration’s new strategy for coronavirus testing puts much of the burden on states while promising to provide supplies such as swabs and material to transport specimens.
Joe Harvey, former New Mexico state senator, dies at 80
Joe Harvey, a former Democratic state senator in New Mexico, who also served as Hobbs city manager for 23 years, died this month.
Medical doctor by dream, fisherman by desperation: The Thomas Larnyo story
When all hope is lost and life begins to weigh you down, you have no choice; you either give up on life or give in to desperation. Such is life.
The leader in distance learning and research
Massey University which was established in 1927 is the only university in New Zealand which offers a degree in Aviation, Dispute Resolution, Veterinary Medicine and Nanoscience.
Health group, community center get $48M endowments in Maine
A health group and community center will receive a combined $48 million in endowments to grow services for central Maine.
5-yr-old reunites with parents in Bengaluru as flights resume
5-yr-old reunites with parents in Bengaluru as flights resume. Vihaan Sharma went on a small holiday to Delhi to visit his grandparents in February. However, that vacation got prolonged as a coronavirus lockdown was imposed pan India in March.
Go to court and challenge new register and not threats - Buaben Asamoa
Communications Director for the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP), Yaw Buaben Asamoa has stated that if the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) has disagreements with the Electoral Commission’s decision to compile a new voter’s register, they can proceed to court.
Nigeria fines UK airline for violating Covid-19 travel ban
Nigeria has fined a UK airline $3,300 for illegally running a passenger service into the country during the Covid-19 travel ban.
Japan set to lift coronavirus emergency as cases slow down
The country has been spared the worst of the pandemic.
Arizona child care centers struggle to survive during virus
Less than a third of Arizona’s preschools and child care centers remain open as the industry struggles with the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
BJP to hold virtual rallies to mark 1st anniversary of Modi govt 2.0
BJP to hold virtual rallies to mark 1st anniversary of Modi govt 2.0. In a communication to state units and other senior office-bearers, BJP general secretary Arun Singh said all big state units will hold at least two virtual rallies and smaller units will hold one, adding that more than 750 people should attend each of these programmes.
Salons in PCMC to reopen with rigid mandates in place
Few of the measures are too extreme, say barbers’ associations
Meghalaya notifies officials to facilitate travel to outside
SHILLONG: Meghalaya government has notified a dedicated team of officers to make necessary transport arrangement on payment basis for residents who need to travel outside the state.Deputy Chief Minister Prestone Tynsong said, “To ease our people who
COVID-19 cases in Assam cross 400-mark
The number of coronavirus cases in Assam rose to 427 on Monday after 35 more people tested positive for the disease, state Health and Family Welfare Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said.
The Right To Bear Crypto? Trump Allies Introduce Comprehensive Blockchain Bills
In 2020, two Pro-Life, Pro-Guns, and Pro-Trump Conservative Republicans in Congress could now be designated as Pro-Crypto and Pro-Blockchain.
Chinese Virologist Warns Coronavirus Is 'Just Tip Of The Iceberg'
A Chinese scientist denied Wuhan played a role in the Covid-19 pandemic and warned that similar infectious outbreaks could arise in the future.
Johnson backs senior adviser, risks party's wrath
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson backed his senior adviser Dominic Cummings.
If The NBA Can Thrive Under A “Bubble,” Why Not The Presidential Election?
Joe Biden should place the ten-or-so women associated with his vice presidential search under a "bubble" in Las Vegas or Orlando – or some other city in some swing state where they could engage in what, in effect, would be a really awful version of television’s "Survivor" series.
COVID-19: Nigerians Demand Opening Of Religious Places
In a recent poll conducted by SaharaTV on Twitter, the majority of respondents demanded that government should open religious centres while also demanding that the entire country should be re-opened.
Zulu assures SA that R350 special COVID-19 grant will be paid this week
Unemployed South Africans are desperate for the money and the Department of Social Development seems to be struggling with the distribution of the fund.
Germany divided over plans to nix rules despite outbreaks
A spat is brewing between Germany's federal government and state governors over plans by some regional leaders to end pandemic-related restrictions despite fresh clusters of cases across the country.
Chief Secretary Somesh Kumar visits Hyderabad Airport
Chief Secretary Somesh Kumar on Monday visited the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (RGIA) Shamshabad here to review the arrangements
COVID-19 forcing investment in health sector, says NCDC
The COVID-19 pandemic is forcing governors and political leaders to invest in public health facilities across the country, Nigeria Centre for ...
Arkansas reports 107 new cases of coronavirus, 1 more death
Arkansas health officials reported 107 new cases of COVID-19 Monday and one additional death linked to the disease caused by coronavirus.
Alabama unemployment system glitches cause claims issue
Some Alabama residents spent the holiday weekend struggling to claim their weekly unemployment benefits.
Record 6,767 new COVID cases in India in last 24 hours; death toll 3,867
Infection count now stands at 1,31,868; active cases 73,560 New Delhi, May 24 COVID-19 cases in India saw the biggest spike for the third consecutive day on Sunday with 6,767 new infections reported in the last 24 hours, taking the nationwide tally to 1,31,868, while the death toll due to the disease rose to 3,867 […]
Hry BJP suspends Chander Prakash Kathuria from party
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has expelled its leader from Haryana’s Karnal, Chander Parkash Kathuria, from the primary membership of the party for six years. Kathuria, a special invitee of the party's state executive committee, was suspended by state BJP chief Subhash Barala on
Domestic flights take off amid chaos, confusion
Passengers were seen harried across airports, including the national capital's IGIA, on Monday as many domestic flights were cancelled.
‘Unschooling’ Isn’t The Answer To Education Woes—It’s The Problem
With schools closed, the concept of unschooling—allowing kids to direct their own learning—is being touted by some as timely and new. But the idea has been around for centuries, and its influence on education has been mostly pernicious.
‘Bitten’ hard by the pandemic
Those passionate about travelling and made it their profession are now rethinking their strategies for web traffic and content post-Covid outbreak.
Following Pressure From Trump And Pastors, California Allows Places Of Worship To Reopen With Restrictions
They will have to cap attendance at 25% and take other measures to mitigate the spread of coronavirus.
UP issues fresh guidelines for air travellers
The Uttar Pradesh government has issued an advisory for air flyers who will be arriving at the airports in the state from Monday when domestic flights commence after over 60 days of lockdown. The passengers who belong to UP will have to go for 14-day home quarantine if there are no health issues
Fury over Ferry
During the four phases of lockdown, several State governments have had a tough time in handling the migrant issue.
Federal judge rules Florida felons don't have to pay fines before registering to vote
A federal judge struck down a Florida law requiring felons in the state to pay all court fees and fines before voting.
23,615 confirmed coronavirus cases in South Africa as deaths rise to 481
Health minister Dr Zweli Mkhize has announced that there are now 23,615 confirmed cases of coronavirus in South Africa.
46 new cases in Assam, tally rises to 392
GUWAHATI: Forty-six new coronavirus cases were reported in Assam on Sunday, taking the COVID-19 tally to 392 in the state, Health Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said.Eight COVID-19 cases were reported from the Sarusajai Quarantine Facility in the eveni
WHO fears 'silent' virus epidemic unless Africa prioritises testing
“My first point for Africa, my first concern, is that a lack of testing is leading to a silent epidemic in Africa. So we must continue to push leaders to prioritize testing,” special envoy Samba Sow told a news conference.
Coronavirus: Black Stars Square totally empty on Eid-ul-Fitr celebration
The Independence Square in Accra, where the National Chief Imam, His Eminence Dr Osman Nuhu Sharubutu, has over the years led Muslims to offer Eid prayers was empty today, even though the 2020 Eid-ul-Fitr celebration was observed.
Return by trains only, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar tells migrants
Bihar CM Nitish Kumar on Sunday appealed to the migrants to return only by trains. He made an appeal through a video-conference and regretted people were still coming by roads though over 300 trains have been engaged since May 4. Over 200 more trains would carry the migrants in the two days.
Road crashes claim five lives in Oshikoto
A woman and three children died after the pick-up truck they were traveling in collided with a sedan on the B1 road some 15 kilometres from Oshivelo in the Oshikoto region on Sunday.
New Zealand's PM Ardern stays cool as earthquake strikes during live interview
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern was unflustered by an earthquake that struck the capital Wellington
Flyers to Jammu, Srinagar to land in Quarantine, 6 Officers put on guard
Exempts 8 Categories of passengers to HQ after RTPCR test on arrival A day before domestic flight operations resume in the country, the Jammu and Kashmir Administration has appointed two senior officials each for the two civil airports at Jammu and Srinagar to assist the Nodal Officer and the respective Deputy Commissioners to handle the […]
EC to update IPAC on impending voter registration
The Electoral Commission, Ghana (EC) has sent invitation letters to members of the Inter-Party Advisory Committee (IPAC) for a meeting on Wednesday, May 27.
Ramaphosa hails Africa's health workers for leading COVID-19 response
African Union (AU) chairperson President Cyril Ramaphosa said COVID-19 had highlighted inequalities in countries and the globe but it had also shown that Africa was able to work together to solve its own problems.
What the papers say – May 25
Dominic Cummings’ flouting of lockdown guidelines and Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s defence of his chief adviser lead the papers on Monday.The left-leaning Daily Mirror leads the attack on the pair, labelling Mr Cummings a “cheat” and Mr Johnson a “coward”.
Japan set to end Tokyo’s state of emergency
Experts on a special government panel have approved a plan to remove a coronavirus state of emergency from Tokyo and four other remaining prefectures.
Mom charged after she doesn't note missing child for hours
A northeast Louisiana woman is jailed on child desertion charges after police say her 2-year-old was found wandering alone.
Meghalaya notifies officials to travel outside the state
SHILLONG: Meghalaya government has notified a dedicated team of officers to make necessary transport arrangement on payment basis for residents who need to travel outside the state.Deputy Chief Minister Prestone Tynsong said, “To ease our people who
This could be the moment the public finally sees through Boris Johnson
The depth of fury against the Prime Minister and Dominic Cummings transcends normal political divisions.
Allow higher workforce for factories in green, amber zones to meet rising demand: Parle Products
Restrictions on number of workers in factories located in green and amber zones, specially for food products companies, need to be relaxed as meeting demand will become difficult and can lead to scarcity, according to a senior official of biscuits major Parle Products.
Corona rule worry for visually impaired
SHILLONG: Bertina Lyngdoh, a visually impaired person from the city and currently working in Assam’s Hojai, has raised concern about problems of people with disabilities in this time of lockdown.Lyngdoh, who is a former student of Jyoti Sroat inclusi
Thousands Of Americans Flagrantly Violated CDC Social Distancing Guidelines This Memorial Day Weekend. Here Are The Worst Offenders
Memorial Day weekend 2020 offered millions of Americans their first taste of freedom and the chance to go to the beach in months. Tens of thousands of people put them—and the rest of summer—at risk by flaunting the rules
US lethal cases reach 97 700 as spread seen as slowing down
In the US, which is the country with currently the highest number of lethal cases of COVID-19 in the world, the death toll from the novel coronavirus has reached 97 722 on Monday, May 25, according to the data of the Johns Hopkins University.
Coronavirus: Chief Imam Spokesperson calls for ‘One Muslim, One Booter’
Spokesperson for the National Chief Imam Sheikh Aremeyaw Shaibu has urged Muslims to refrain from using same plastic kettles, popularly known as ‘booter’, to help curtail spread of the novel Coronavirus disease.
Impenetrable barriers
Borders around the country remain closed, no matter what the compulsion of those trying to cross them Any territory around the world, right from a street to a State to a city or a region, has its characteristics. The word “territory” has one of its most common usages in the field of sports and
Chandigarh: 13 domestic flights to take off from Chandigarh from today
The Chandigarh Airport will resume operations with total 13 domestic flights from Monday onwards in a phased manner. Flights to Srinagar, Delhi, Mumbai, Leh, Bangalore, Dharamshala, Ahmedabad, will be starting operations.
Tony Bellew is branded 'Tory Bellew' after backing Boris aide Dominic Cummings
Dominic Cummings has incurred the wrath of the British public after he broke lockdown but former light heavyweight champion Tony Bellew has no issue with his decision
Pilot and instructor turn back the years
The aviation industry is facing a grim time, but its people are helping to keep spirits alive, says a long-time Dunedin flying instructor...
Sadtu: KZN DBE needs at least 2 weeks to prep for teachers to return
The union said they were considering discouraging teachers from returning to schools as planned on Thursday amid delays in the delivery of personal protective equipment (PPEs).
Refrain from provoking returnees on social media: AAPSU
GUWAHATI: The All Arunachal Pradesh Students’ Union (AAPSU) has taken strong exception to the reported stigmatisation and provocative posts on social media and other forums in the wake of the detection of a COVID-19 positive case from the stranded pe
Omaha nursing home reports 8th death from coronavirus
An eighth resident at a western Omaha nursing home has died from COVID-19, as Nebraska health officials reported three new deaths and 145 news cases of the virus.
Again, Fulani Herdsmen Attack Southern Kaduna Communities, Kill Five, Displace Others
One local told SaharaReporters on Monday that they are afraid to go back and claim the corpses of others currently unaccounted for and presumed dead because their villages were still occupied by the attackers.
Burundi presidential election results expected today
Burundians voted last Wednesday to elect their president, lawmakers and local officials in a poll marked by allegations of fraud and conducted with scant attention to the coronavirus pandemic.
UP migrants will need to inform Maharashtra govt if they wish to work here, Raj Thackeray hits out at Adityanath
A day after Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath said states will have to seek permission from his government if they want UP migrant workers
Ragini Dwivedi reaches out to corona warriors
Ragini Dwivedi has been busy during the lockdown.
British Airways converts B777-200 for passenger-cargo use
The carrier is the latest in a series of airlines to operate passenger-cargo (or ‘preighter’) services in the absence of passenger demand…
Memorial Day weekend draws crowds and triggers warnings
The Memorial Day weekend marking the unofficial start of summer in the U.S. meant big crowds at beaches and warnings from authorities about people disregarding the coronavirus social-distancing rules
President Trump Suspends Travel from Brazil over Coronavirus Concerns
President Trump suspended travel from Brazil to the United States on Sunday as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to worsen in South America.
Hacking The Road: Roundabouts
If you are from the US, you might be surprised at how prevalent roundabouts are in most of the world. Outside of Carmel, Indiana which has 125 roundabouts, these are pretty unusual in the United St…
Ilhan Omar believes Tara Reade -- and she's voting for Biden anyway
Rep. Ilhan Omar became the most prominent Democrat to say she believes Tara Reade's sex-assault accusations against presumed Democratic presidential nominee Joseph R. Biden.
Soldiers instructed to ignore people drinking alcohol inside their yards
This was part of a raft of new codes of conduct for the army as they enforce lockdown operations.
Desperate Indian girl bikes 745 miles home with disabled dad
NEW DELHI, India (AP) — From her village in eastern India, 15-year-old Jyoti Kumari...
New York marks 'especially poignant' Memorial Day amid virus
New Yorkers marked Memorial Day with car convoys and small ceremonies instead of big parades as the coronavirus reshaped the solemn holiday, blending tributes to virus victims and frontline workers wi
Azerbaijan tramples human rights
I was born in Azerbaijan as member of the Armenian minority. Mr. Suleymanov does not write about Azerbaijan as we both know it, because he is a mouthpiece for a dictator (
8 succumb to COVID-19 in a day, dist toll hits 272
On same day, 258 new cases were reported in Pune district, taking total to 5,694
3rd batch of US locomotive to arrive Alexandria in June
The third batch of 20 U.S. locomotive will arrive at Alexandria Port after Eid al-Fitr vacation, at the beginning of June.
The Immigrant Hero Who Died Saving Fellow Americans
Immigrant Leslie Sabo Jr. died saving fellow American soldiers in Cambodia, and 42 years passed before was he awarded the Medal of Honor.
Holness pledges $750,000 to support NCU students affected by COVID-19
Prime Minister Andrew has pledged three quarters of $1 million from his Positive Jamaica Foundation to the Northern Caribbean University's Alumni to fund scholarships and grants for students affected by COVID-19. In a message...
China points direction for post-pandemic world – The Global Times
The Global Times reports that China is "pointing out the correct direction - improving and reforming globalization; upholding multilateralism - for th
Therapists on call for mental issues
With the pandemic wreaking havoc on the mental health of people not used to staying indoors for such a long period of time, Rachakonda police have come up with a unique counselors team.
Deceased pilot Sajjad Gul's father says he has 'not an ounce of faith' in PIA's crash inquiry
PIA's top hierarchy itself is leaking bits of the inquiry report and blaming people left and right for negligence
This heartwarming video of 'Pabbo Badmash' delivers an important message for Eid-ul-Fitr
Studio Rokhan's latest offering urges Pakistan to maintain social distance even on Eid-ul-Fitr
I Was At The Airport To Receive Medical Supplies, Not Chinese Medical Experts - Health Minister
There was confusion on the whereabouts of the team after Ehanire told reporters that he preferred not to be asked where they were.
Failed BEST bus strike disrupts MSRTC services ferrying migrants
State transport buses were called in last week to keep essential services going
Students doing Oxford exams on videolink from their bedrooms complain that invigilators and tutors should NOT be allowed to see their ‘private space’
Oxford University's Faculty of Classics confirmed that exams would be taken over Microsoft Teams. All invigilators will undergo a mandatory 'camera sweep of the room' before the test starts.
BREAKING: INEC To Pilot E-Voting In 2021, Says Voters Without Face Masks Will Be Disallowed In Edo, Ondo Elections
The electoral umpire decried the rising cost of elections in the country, saying it would be liaising with the National Assembly to see how political parties can nominate replacements for dead representatives in line with a Supreme Court judgment that votes belong to the parties and not individuals.
Cops break up student parties
Police had to shut down several parties in Dunedin at the weekend and officers are reviewing CCTV footage to help them work out who struck a...
Michigan man, 20, charged in horrific beating of nursing-home patient caught on video
Jaden Hayden, 20, was charged Sunday in connection with the beating of 75-year-old Norman Bledsoe at a Detroit nursing home.
Hazmat suit-clad burglar with a cordless drill is caught trying to steal a £5million Bansky artwork from an NHS hospital just two days after the elusive artist donated it
Bansky donated the painting titled 'Game Changer' to Southampton General Hospital on May 6. Just two days later, a man was seen on CCTV as he skulked around in front of the artwork.
Record 6,977 new COVID-19 cases in India in last 24 hours; death toll climbs to 4,021
India registered biggest single day spike of COVID-19 cases for the fourth consecutive day on Monday with 6,977 new infections, reported in the last 24 hours, taking the country's tally to 1,38,845, while the death toll rose to 4,021, according to the Union Health Ministry. A total 154 deaths were
Denmark asks lovestruck travelers to show proof of romance
If you have a partner in Denmark, you might be allowed to visit them — but only if you show evidence of your relationship to the Danish police. The rule applies to travelers from Germany and the Scandinavian countries.
Japan set to lift coronavirus emergency as cases slow
Compared to hard-hit areas in Europe, the United States, Russia and Brazil, Japan has been spared the worst of the pandemic, with 16,581 cases in total and 830 deaths.
Brace for long battle as new swarms of locusts fly into S. Sudan: UN agency
The surge may not be controlled by June.
Old-fashioned milkman makes the rounds as US shoppers stay home
South Mountain Creamery says it saw an almost tenfold increase in new home delivery customers over a single weekend in late March when stay-at-home measures due to the COVID-19 pandemic started in the region.
Society over self
"What did other Asian countries do right, and what are we doing wrong?" Addressing elder siblings as “ate” and “kuya” makes clear the importance of family relationships among Filipinos. In fact, one could say that a Filipino is born into a home defined by one’s filial responsibilities, in contrast to the Western emphasis on individuality and personal freedom.
Guest workers come back to homes reduced to ashes
With slum in Kacharakahalli gutted, workers are sleeping on the road; students have no way to study as their books are burnt too Around 200 guest workers from Kalaburagi had gone to their hometown for.
COVID-19: Underground production to remain halted at AngloGold’s Mponeng Mine
The gold miner announced on Sunday that 164 workers tested had positive for COVID-19 at the operation.
Ahmedabad accounts for 96% deaths in Guj
29 deaths in state as tally crosses 14k-mark on Sunday; 279 new cases reported in A’bad district on Sunday, taking tally so far to 10,280
Eastern, Western Naval Commands benefit from Zoomlion disinfection exercise
The Western Naval Command (Sekondi) of the Ghana Navy on Monday (May 25, 2020) benefited from Zoomlion Ghana Limited’s voluntary disinfection exercise.
EU eyes first face-to-face summit in months to haggle over budget
EU eyes first face-to-face summit in months to haggle over budget
Govt censorship of SAMRC's Gray cannot be tolerated - Steenhuisen
South African Medical Research Council (SAMRC) president Glenda Gray criticised aspects of government’s approach in responding to the coronavirus and claimed that there had been an increase in malnutrition cases at the Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital.
KSU irked at harassment of state returnees
SHILLONG: Following the harassment of students from Meghalaya at a railway station in Bihar, the Khasi Students’ Union (KSU) Delhi unit has urged the concerned authorities and the state government to take up the matter with the Ministry of Railways.T
'Air travel will come back much bigger'
'Air travel will come back much bigger'. 'The safety regulations drastically reduce the chances of contracting the virus on a two-hour flight.'
Chandigarh Admn to follow Centre's guidelines on quarantine of passengers
Following the fresh guidelines issued by the Central Government on quarantine and isolation protocols of passengers, the Chandigarh Administration on Sunday decided to follow the Central rules. The Union Government on Sunday, in its release on domestic travel, stated that State Governments/UTs
BJP's Manoj Tiwari goes to Haryana for playing cricket
BJP's Manoj Tiwari goes to Haryana for playing cricket. The Delhi Bharatiya Janata Party chief asserted he did not break any law. He hit back at the AAP for raising the issue to 'divert attention' of media from allegations of corruption against its MLA Prakash Jarwal who is currently behind the bars.
'They couldn’t collate their results in 2016' - Awuku tells NDC not to blame EC
The New Patriotic Party's National Organiser, Sammy Awuku has refuted claims by the NDC that the Electoral Commission (EC) and the National Identification Authority (NIA) are in league to rig the elections in favour of the ruling government.
Garbage generation rises again with resumption of activities in Doon
The garbage generation in Dehradun which had dropped by about 35 per cent during the initial phases of the lockdown has started to increase once again. During the complete lockdown, all the commercial activities like shops selling non- essential products and services, private offices and other
China says virus pushing US ties to brink of 'Cold War'
BEIJING, China (AFP) — China said yesterday that relations with the United States w...
Coronavirus: PTA Council cautions gov’t against reopening schools
The National Council for Parent-Teacher Associations (NCPTAs) has appealed to government to further delay the reopening of schools in the country in the wake of COVID-19.
South Korean cafe hires robot barista to help with social distancing
After managing to contain an outbreak of the new coronavirus which infected more than 11,000 people and killed 267, South Korea is slowly transitioning from intensive social distancing rules towards what the government calls
Covid-19 claims 8th life in Nagpur, cases at 426
Nagpur: A Mominpura based man succumbed to the novel Corona Virus (COVID-19) while an SRPF Jawan deployed under Lakadganj Police Station and another pregnant woman reportedly tested positive for the virus borne disease on Monday. With the latest development, the cases of Corona Virus have surged to 426. Though, over 300 patients have successfully treated […]
'Docs could turn super-spreaders'
The letter to HC reveals how Covid patients are not isolated, leading to patients carrying each other's viral load; no PPE kit, mask or gloves are provided in n
KHADC, dist officials inspect farmers market
SHILLONG: Officials of the district administration and Khasi Hills Autonomous District Council (KHADC) inspected the wholesale farmers market (Iew dielang) on Sunday.The inspection came in the wake of a meeting to discuss the farmers’ plight. The KHA
Video Of Pool Party At Missouri’s Lake Of The Ozarks Goes Viral Amid Pandemic
Some social media users have described the sight as “unreal.”
South Dakota reports 23 new coronavirus cases; no new deaths
The South Dakota Department of Health reported 23 new coronavirus infections on Monday but no new deaths from COVID-19.
Telangana yet to decide on Schools reopen date
The State government is yet to take a decision on reopening of schools for the academic year 2020-21.
Blowing Off Dr. Birx — Why Is America Ignoring Its Top Woman Physician?
Beyond politics, there is a troubling reason why Americans are ignoring Dr. Birx. Could it also be that she is a woman?
Migrants choosing to stay back after opening of industries
With Punjab industries gradually oiling its machinery to go full throttle amidst the Covid-19 scare, about 50 percent of the migrant labourers, who have registered at the state’s web portal to return to their native towns, have decided to stay back. Every day, the number of migrants going back
Sanatan Deka was lynched by Faizul Haque and friends for selling vegetables in a Muslim majority area during Ramzan; Are no-go areas for Hindus a new norm in India?
The names of the murderers are Faizul Haque alias Dali, Khabir Ali, Shabir Ali, Yusuf Ali and Firjahan Ali. Sanatan Deka was a worker in a company but due to lockdown was trying to sell vegetables to feed his family. - Nipon Saikia
Adegboruwa Slams DSS For illegal Detention Of Lawyer, Demands Immediate Release
He added that once the court had intervened by granting bail to a defendant, such an order must be respected and not be subverted through devious means or by subterfuge.
CYRIL RAMAPHOSA: COVID-19 has revealed Africa's strengths
The continent's experience with communicable diseases such as Ebola and TB has put it in a strong position to deal with COVID-19.
Memorial Day even more heart-wrenching for veterans’ kin due to coronavirus
Memorial Day has become even more heart-wrenching amid the coronavirus. With much of the nation on lockdown, grieving kin of late military veterans have been left to honor their relatives without
On Memorial Day, National World War II Museum Reopens After Laying Off Nearly A Third Of Staff
Museums are having to deal with significant revenue fallout since visitors have had to stay home.
City lawyer sends notice to civil aviation minister
Says airlines flouting norms by retaining the amount paid for tickets cancelled due to lockdown; notice says airlines sitting on passengers’ money and earning i
Only Guwahati, Imphal of 12 N-E airports receive flights
Except Guwahati and Imphal airports, no passenger flight landed at any other airport in the north-eastern states on Monday as the Kolkata airport.
Criminal carrying Rs 50K bounty held
The Delhi Police's Special Cell has arrested a man who was carrying a reward of Rs 50,000 for a case of armed robbery and attempt to murder was absconding since last 10 months after jumping parole. The accused identified as Mohammad Israel (49), son of Sahabuddin of village Samana, Ghaziabad, has
NDC drags AG, EC to Supreme Court over new voters register
The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has dragged the Electoral Commission (EC) to the Supreme Court over the compilation of a new voters register.
Anxious passengers wait for flights to resume from today
With state govt and Centre differ on allowing airlines to fly, many are in a state of dilemma over status
Jackfruit falls on man injuring him; at hospital, he tests positive for Covid
Officials say the man suffered injuries to his spine after a jackfruit fell on his head. However, it is not clear how he may have contracted the viral infection.
France has lowest daily rise in new coronavirus cases and deaths since lockdown
PARIS, May 25 — French authorities reported the smallest daily rise in new coronavirus cases and deaths yesterday since before a lockdown began on March 17, raising hopes that the worst of the epidemic is over in France. The number of confirmed cases rose by 115 to 144,921, health ministry data...
Covid-19 cases breach 2k mark in Karnataka
Meanwhile, a 100 cases a day has become a routine affair as officials said that 28 out of the 30 districts in Karnataka are recording cases on a daily basis. Even if each of these 28 districts records four cases a day, it can easily cross 100 cases
Muslims in India, Bangladesh celebrate Eid subdued by virus
Muslims in India and Bangladesh joined prayers to celebrate a subdued Eid-al Fitr on Monday, marking the end of the Ramadan holy month by seeking blessings for a world free from coronavirus.
Man sneezes at Vir Das for allegedly breaking protocol
Man sneezes at Vir Das for allegedly breaking protocol. Das said the man in the video does not own his doorstep, sit-out, or his house and he wondered if what the man did would qualify as harassment.
Vague on wave
"We dread the coming, not of more ripples, not more waves, but a tsunami." From January to February until the middle of March, we were quite complacent, basking in the number of cases quite low compared to the rest of humanity. Because that is what our Department of Health told us.
2 persons commit suicide by hanging from ceiling
Angered over scolding by parents over recharging of mobile phone balance a 16-year-old boy committed suicide by hanging with the ceiling at his residence located near Vishwakarma Mandir under Baghsewania police station area; family was facing financial problem due to which they were not able to
New Mexico Republicans decry liberal PAC ad in GOP primary
Republicans in New Mexico called Sunday on a liberal Super PAC to pull ads that seek to favor one GOP U.S. House candidate over another.
Crown says why Sanja Elliott cannot be believed
THE $400-million Manchester Municipal Corporation (MPC) fraud trial ended on Friday, May ...
Students, migrants take 1st flight home as services resume
Students, migrants take 1st flight home as services resume. Many said they shelled out more to reach the airport as there were limited public transport options available.
Oklahoma reports 2 more deaths linked to the coronavirus
Oklahoma health officials reported another 53 cases of COVID-19 and two more deaths linked to the disease caused by the coronavirus Monday.
Students, migrants take the first flight home after being grounded for weeks due to lockdown
Those who took first flights included paramilitary personnel, army men, students and migrants, who failed to book a ticket on special trains being run by the railways. Many said they shelled out more to reach the airport as there were limited public transport options available.
Michigan virus cases, deaths rise by a very small margin
Michigan posted small increases in coronavirus cases and COVID-19 deaths Monday.
30-year-old woman alleges rape on promise of marriage at Vidhya Nagar
A 30-year-old woman was allegedly sexually exploited on the promise of marriage at Vidhya Nagar under Baghsewania police station area; a complaint was lodged by victim on Thursday. According to the police, the victim was sexually assaulted by the accused Santosh Pandey in the name of marrying her
PMPML to hit PCMC roads with odd-even seating from tomorrow
With the lockdown being slowly relaxed, Pune Mahanagar Parivahan Mahamandal Limited (PMPML) is eyeing to resume operations in Pimpri-Chinchwad from May 26.
6 cited for coronavirus violations in raid at suspected brothel near Waikiki | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Six people were cited Friday during a raid at a massage parlor suspected of operating as a brothel while state emergency orders remain in place to reduce the spread of the coronavirus, the Honolulu Prosecutor’s Office said today.
Monetary dispute leads to murder in Nandanvan
Nagpur: Petty argument over pending dues ledsl to brutal murder in Nandanvan slums, in the wee hours of Monday, informed police. Cops have rounded up accused identified as Santosh Subhash Yevle (30), Ashok Shyamrao Gondhule (25) and Umesh Shyamram Shende (30) all residents of Nandanvan slums allegedly for launching murderous assault on Sunil alias Navya […]
Pandemic has increased money anxiety. Therapists hope to cure that
Interest in financial therapy rose after the 2008 recession, as Americans confronted their fears about money. The field has become relevant again, professionals say
Addressing the Chinese threat in the Indo-Pacific area
There is a growing consensus that China represents both a malign economic threat to this nation's security, and a military threat to our interests in Asia and the Pacific over the next 20 years.
Pritzker issues rules as Illinois prepares for reopening
Barbers and their customers will have to wear face masks. Restaurants will be able to serve diners outdoors only, with parties no larger than six people, spaced apart. And youth sports may hold practi
Man stabs wife, tries to kill self
They were known to argue often over doubts regarding woman’s affair; man is a cook in army
Govt withdraws ban mobiles in isolation wards
After facing criticism for the order banning use of mobile phone by COVID-19 patients inside isolation wards, the Uttar Pradesh government withdrew its order saying that patients can keep mobile phone but they would have to disinfect it regularly. “The mobile phone and its charger will be
Panchkula devises research strategy to check community spread: What were its findings?
Even though Panchkula has been able to contain its cases, the need to devise a method to check the population was pertinent as the district’s borders mingles with neighbouring UT and other districts, where the number of COVID-19 cases have been rising.
TRS gains more muscle ahead of MLC polls
The TRS party is adding more muscle in ersthwile Nizamabad with several corporators, MPTCs and ZPTCs from the Opposition parties joining the party over the last fortnight.
Running on empty? Charity events wary in time of COVID-19
It wasn't exactly the finish line Ali Riecke had in mind.
Dunedin no longer to be port of call for ship
A shipping company carrying about 15% of the container volume through Port Otago has decided to stop coming to Port Chalmers. The ship Xin Zhang...
Officer on leave after video shows him grabbing man by neck
A police officer in Mississippi's capital city is on leave after a video shows the officer holding a man by the neck.
CM reviews Covid-19 situation in State
Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat reviewed the Covid-19 situation in the State with officials at the Veer Chandra Singh Garhwal Government medical college in Srinagar on Sunday. Along with arrangements in the medical college, Rawat also sought information about steps taken in Pauri district for
21 foreign evacuees kept in hotels in Hyderabad test positive
Twenty-one passengers who had returned from different countries to Hyderabad and were quarantined in different hotels tested positive for the coronavirus.
Sekou Nkrumah explains why he's 'fighting' with his siblings
Dr Sekou Nkrumah, son of Ghana’s first President, Kwame Nkrumah, has revealed the reasons for which he is at loggerheads with his siblings – Samia Yaba Christina Nkrumah and Gamal Gorkeh Nkrumah – blaming them for causing the bad blood between them.
Assemblyman's overspeeding vehicle runs over young apprentice, kills her on the spot
Correspondence from the Volta Region
Fact-check: No, PM Imran is not celebrating Eid with his family in Nathiagali
With all other tourist spots closed in Pakistan, Nathiagali is also under lockdown and has been shut for tourists because of COVID-19
PML-N's Nehal Hashmi, KP chief secretary Kazim Niaz test positive for coronavirus
Hashmi is under isolation at Karachi residence; Niaz is also at home and will work from there till his recovery
UK PM's top aide Cummings defies calls to resign
Dominic Cummings told reporters that he acted 'reasonably and legally' when he drove across the country with his wife while she was suffering from the virus, despite official advice to stay at home.
Calls for MSR's 'immediate release' grow louder as Spanish journalist condemns detention
Ana Ballesteros says it seems that free flow of information and free dissent is a crime in Pakistan
10 fresh cases of Covid in Himachal, tally rises to 196
Inching towards the 200 mark, Himachal Pradesh recorded 10 more cases of Covid-19 on Sunday, taking the tally in the state to 196. Two coronavirus patients from Bilaspur district have recovered from the disease on Sunday, Additional Chief Secretary (Health) R D Dhiman said. Four of the fresh cases
Report From Italy – How Consumers Act As Retail Reopens
I was recently introduced to Ms. Francesca Venturi who gave me an insight on Italy's reopening of stores. Her observations are valuable on how the United States shoppers may act.
Asia Today: Philippines trying to ease quarantine congestion
As about 24,000 Filipinos who lost their jobs abroad are being transported by land, sea or air to their provincial homes, the president warned local officials not to refuse them entry out of coronavir
Truth, with strings attached
Why would anyone want to find a proof that the Earth is flat? Why the effort?
Taiwan promises 'necessary assistance' to Hong Kong's people
TAIPEI — Taiwan will provide the people of Hong Kong with “necessary assistance,” President Tsai Ing-wen said, after a resurgence in protests in the Chinese ruled territory against newly proposed national security legislation from Beijing.
Boy who drowned at Grand Isle identified as Hammond teen
Police say a Hammond teen drowned at Grand Isle on Saturday, with two other family members hospitalized after getting caught in strong currents.
The Scottish Tories’ defence of Boris Johnson has left them looking craven
The Dominic Cummings scandal has exposed the party’s continuing lack of independence from Westminster.
2.4 lakh subsidised Tirupati Laddus sold in AP on day-one
About 2.4 lakh 'Tirupati laddus' of the hill shrine of Lord Venkateswara at Tirumala near here were sold on the first day of sales at subsidised price in headquarters of 12 districts in Andhra Pradesh on Monday, a temple official said.
Deal struck to dismantle blockades at Manitoba Hydro site, Indigenous group says
SPLIT LAKE, Man. - A Manitoba Indigenous group says there's a deal with the province's Crown-owned hydro utility to remove blockades set up over fears that
CT residents warned of flooding as first winter cold front makes landfall
Other extreme weather warnings include extremely high fire danger conditions over the Central Karoo, high seas with wave heights of between 6 and 9 metres and a storm surge along the coast into early Tuesday morning.
Heatwave sweeps several Indian states, may subside from May 28, says expert
With temperatures surpassing the 45 degrees Celsius-mark across several parts in north India, the IMD has issued a
Ghanaian Times: Citizens’ participation in decision making and fight against coronavirus
The Minister of Information, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah yesterday extended an invitation to the citizenry to participate in a national conversation on how to get life back to normal while combating the global coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Japan lifts coronavirus emergency in all remaining areas
Abe lifted a coronavirus state of emergency in Tokyo and four other remaining areas on Monday, ending the restrictions nationwide.
Plea to change office timing
SHILLONG: In view of shortage of buses, there is a demand to change the government office timing from 9 am to 3 pm.Referring to media reports on government servants violating social distancing in buses, John F Kharshiing, Adviser & Spokesperson,
Few schools in Gauteng facing problems with delivery of PPEs - Lesufi
Plans are being rolled out in a bid to safeguard schools against the spread of COVID-19, with measures to ensure screening, sanitising, and social distancing could be implemented.
Election 2020: NDC’s major problem is Mahama not a new voters’ register – Wontumi
“The main problem of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) as the Electoral Commission (EC) of Ghana plans to prepare a new voters’ register for the December 7 polls is the party’s flagbearer, John Dramani Mahama, Ashanti Regional Chairman of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP), Mr. Bernard Antwi Boasiako alias Chairman Wontumi claims.
Donald Trump Bars Travel From Brazil, A New Pandemic Hotspot
President Donald Trump on Sunday suspended travel from Brazil, which has emerged as a major new hotspot in the coronavirus pandemic, the White House said.
Egypt's Local development min. halts issuing building permits in Cairo, Alex, capitals of governorates
Local Development Minister Mahmoud Sharawi instructed governors nationwide to halt the issuance of building permits.
Karachi: Four succumb to wounds caused by gas leakage explosion
The unfortunate incident took place on May 15 due to gas leakage in a faulty air conditioner
Another South India returnee tests positive for Covid-19 infection
TURA: Barely a week since Garo Hills registered its first case of Covid-19 infection detected in a returnee from the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, another woman who accompanied her has also been tested positive on Monday, raising the total num
Delta to provide passengers with hygiene kits
The complimentary “care kits” consist of a face mask, sanitiser gel pouches and an information card…
Full Text: Akufo-Addo’s speech at 2020 virtual Eid-ul-Fitr celebration
Vice President, Greater Accra Regional Minister, Minister for Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs, Minister for Inner City and Zongo Development, Chief Executive of the Accra Metropolitan Assembly, National Chief Imam, Zongo Chiefs, Ulama, Jama!
Harvard scholars, others for Aregbesola’s birthday colloquium - Latest Nigeria News, Nigerian Newspapers, Politics
From Toba Adedeji, Osogbo Two dons from the University of Harvard in the United States of America (U.S.A) and the University of Southampton in the United Kingdom (UK) will be speakers at a colloquium in honour of the Minister of Interior, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola. Also to speak at the event, which will hold today, is […]
Indian teacher dies of COVID-19 in Abu Dhabi
A 50-year-old Indian teacher has died of coronavirus in the UAE, according to a media report.
Call for financial safety net for vulnerable workers
WITH thousands left reeling from sudden layoffs and redundancies in Jamaica and across th...
South Africa to ease lockdown despite surge in Covid-19 cases
Cape Town. South Africa will ease the Covid-19 lockdown from level four to level three beginning from June 1, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced Sunday amid a surge in confirmed cases.
Governor, CM greet people of MP on occasion of Id-ul-Fitr
Governor Lalji Tandon, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and his cabinet colleagues have greeted people of Madhya Pradesh on the occasion of Id-ul-Fitr. In his message, Governor Lalji Tandon said that the Eid festival, besides strengthening peace unity and brotherhood in the society gives
Thirty six more detected Covid-19 positive in C’garh
Chhattisgarh continued to see a spike in the number of coronavirus cases on Sunday, with 36 more patients detected across the state. "With the 36, the tally of active cases in the state increased to 185. Three patients have been discharged after recovery," a press release from the Health
Serial rapist dubbed 'the Beast of Kavos' breaks his back plunging 100ft into a ravine in Corfu when police tried to arrest him over 'new attack on Albanian woman weeks after he was released'
Dimitris Aspiotis, 47, who preyed on seven British holidaymakers, fractured his leg, hip and spine and ruptured a kidney when he fell from a cliff in Lefkimmi last Friday.
Young people form NGO to inspire other youth
MANDEVILLE, Manchester — Aspirar JA, a non-governmental organisation based in Manch...
TTD move to sell properties kept in abeyance by AP government
The AP government has on Monday kept in abeyance a move by the TTD to sell 50 properties as per its resolution dated January 30, 2016.
Domestic flight services to commence today
Amid Covid-19 induced lockdown-4, domestic flight services to the Swami Vivekananda Airport in Raipur will commence from May 25, with the Chhattisgarh government announcing a detailed Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for the arriving passengers. The SOP states that foreign residents interested
Egypt's Health min. briefed on workflow at quarantine hospitals
Zayed mourned all members of medical staffs who lost their lives while carrying out their national duty of confronting COVID-19.
Dominic Cummings admits to breaking lockdown rules. What happens now?
The crucial question is whether the events of this weekend have permanently sapped public goodwill towards the government.
Cops break up student parties
Police shut down several parties in Dunedin at the weekend and officers are reviewing footage to help them work out who struck a student with a...
Mauritius records 2 new COVID-19 cases after month-long lull
The Indian Ocean island nation initially surged ahead of other East African countries in terms of caseload, hitting a peak of 332 just shy of six weeks into its outbreak.
Dunedin no longer to be port of call for ship
A shipping company carrying about 15% of the container volume through Port Otago has decided to stop coming to Port Chalmers. The ship Xin Zhang...
Aging In Place? A Check-In Device May Increase Safety And Security
Older adults who are aging in place can augment their level of safety and security by using a check-in device. The old-style devices had a button to press. Today you can use an app on your smart phone
Guinea Bissau former interim president laid to rest
He died in Portugal’s capital Lisbon on March 17 at the age of 61.
Locusts, Covid-19, bad weather: The anatomy of a food crisis
Millions of people could be “just one shock away from severe acute food insecurity”.
Japan PM Abe: to lift state of emergency for all of Japan today
Japan PM Abe: to lift state of emergency for all of Japan today
SC allows AIto fly for ten days with middle seats filled in scheduled aircraft
The Supreme Court on Monday allowed the Centre and national carrier Air India to keep operating its scheduled flights with the middle
An Idaho Appeals court rules judge abused court’s discretion
A 25-year-old Post Falls man who was sentenced to prison three years ago for having sex with a 14-year-old girl got a reprieve this week as a state appellate court ruled the sentencing decision may ha
COVID-19: The Revival Must Start With Education By Seun Awogbenle
Technology must be at the heart of our new reforms, including improving access to the internet and ensuring that data is affordable for the greatest number of our population. One of the numerous impact of COVID-19 is that all over the world, teaching and learning won’t remain the same and Nigeria cannot afford to be left behind.
Spain revises virus death toll down by nearly 2,000
A new system of gathering data had allowed them to identify cases that were counted twice and exclude deaths wrongly attributed to the virus, said Fernando Simon, the health ministry's emergencies coordinator.
Landlord allegedly shoots and kills ‘musician’ tenant at Ofankor
A landlord has allegedly murdered his tenant for refusing to vacate a room he has rented to him.
Ramaphosa calls for African unity to overcome COVID-19 pandemic
African Union chairperson President Cyril Ramaphosa said that the resilience of Africans must see its people through current challenges.
FRSC rescues woman in labour - The Nation Nigeria
The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) on Saturday rescued an expectant woman struggling to drive herself to hospital amid labour pain.
Americans finding ways to stay active while keeping distance
Vicki L. Friedman always wanted to play golf with her adult sons but until this spring couldn’t find time to learn the game and practice.
Centre should worry about citizens’ health, instead of airlines: SC
The Supreme Court on Monday said there cannot be two norms -- six feet social distance outside and shoulder to shoulder travel on flights.
There Were Zero Covid-19 Deaths In Ireland Today
There was very good news news this evening as Dr Tony Holohan confirmed there were no deaths from coronavirus in this country over the past 24 hours.There were 59 new...
Liberia: Guinean Herbalist Arrested for Allegedly Raping 17-Year-Old Teenage Mother in Nimba County
Saclepea, Nimba County – A Guinean national, claiming to have power to exorcize witch spell from people have been arrested by Police in Nimba County for allegedly raping a teenage mother in Saclepea City. According to the Police Charge Sheet, the man Saye Mezy, 35, kept the survivor, 17, in his room on May 15 […]
COVID 19 -Positives in academics
Editor,Big question in the minds of the (undergraduate degree) students- what will happen to our future! Is the academic scenario too bleak? Answer is absolute NO. In fact the future of teaching learning process is brightening up. What mere persuas
Reliability of power supply questioned
The reliability of the two power lines bringing electricity to Wanaka from Cromwell is being questioned by Aurora Energy whistle-blower Richard...
Court throws out case challenging 1995 polls results
After the October 29, 1995 Gen-eral Election was held, the High Court, on November 2, heard a petition filed by 10 opposition parties. Judge Luhekelo Kyando, who heard the petition, told the court
Voters register: NDC writes to EC for training manual
The opposition NDC has requested from the Electoral Commission a training manual for voters registration officials ahead of the planned exercise.
New Zealand PM carries on with TV interview during quake
Rest of World News: New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern barely skipped a beat when an earthquake struck during a live television interview Monday morning. She inter
Distant Memorial Day events as Georgians fill beaches, parks
It was a Memorial Day for distant ceremonies in Georgia, even as officials worked to contain crowds at parks and beaches amid concerns about the further spread of the coronavirus.
Some visit Mississippi attractions as COVID-19 rules ease
With water parks and amusement parks reopen in Mississippi, visitors at one Gulf Coast attraction said they believed they were safe from coronavirus infection.
‘Conquer every situation with a positive attitude’
This Amdavadi businessman has been in not one, not two but three life-threatening incidents, but he emerged on the other side a stronger, braver person with a p
Get to bottom of JB Danquah’s death before Atta Mills – A Plus to Deputy Minister
Musician and politician, Kwame Asare Obeng alias A Plus has wandered how the governing New Patriotic Party(/NPP) is going to get to unravel the cause of death of former President John Evans Atta Mills when the party is yet to get to the bottom of the death of JB Danquah Adu, a former NPP MP.
Nagaland reports 1st corona cases, Assam sees spike in 24 hrs
KOHIMA/GUWAHATI/AGATALA: After Sikkim, Nagaland reported its first coronavirus case when three people, who returned from Chennai, tested positive on Monday while in neighbouring Assam 116 new cases were reported in the past 24 hours, taking the state
Covid-19 leaves Telangana’s private budget schools in lurch
The unprecedented situation created by the Covid-19 pandemic has left private educational institutions, particularly private budget schools, in uncertainty and helplessness.
MP blasts Dominic Cummings after she couldn't see partner when he had a heart attack
Shadow international development minister and Cardiff North MP Anna McMorrin revealed she couldn't see partner and Blaenau Gwent AM Alun Davies for four days as he fought for his life
Mount Aspiring College principal resigns
The principal of Mount Aspiring College in Wanaka is stepping down saying "the time is right" for him to resign. Wayne Bosley has been at the...
Hosakote Lake trashed, it’s tomatoes this time
It seems Hosakote lake has become the go-to destination to dump all kinds of waste material.
Deal struck to dismantle blockades at Manitoba Hydro site, Indigenous group says
SPLIT LAKE, Man. — A Manitoba Indigenous group says there’s a deal with the province’s Crown-owned hydro utility to remove blockades set up over fears that workers could introduce COVID-19 to an area around a multi-billion dollar hydroelectric project.
Cop among three killed in mishap
| A police team returning after recovering teenage lovers who eloped from their houses in Lakhimpur Kheri, met with an accident in Hapur in which three persons, including a police constable, were killed while four others were critically injured. The accident took place late on Saturday night and
Zimbabwe opposition leader blasts African electoral systems
OPPOSITION MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa has slammed Africa’s electoral system as a “big circus if not an embarrassment to the continent”, hence the recurrence of disputed polls.
Japan lifts coronavirus emergency in all remaining areas
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe lifted a coronavirus state of emergency in Tokyo and four other remaining areas on Monday, ending
Mehboob Studio as isolation facility? No chance, say residents
Residents fear a common stormwater drain will bring the virus into their homes; BMC says not yet decided whether high-risk contacts will be quarantined at the s
Muslims offer prayers at home in Nizamabad
Due to the lockdown, the government had appealed to people to avoid large gatherings and mass congregations at religious places
Survey: 44% Of Nonprofits Anticipate Further Staff Cuts Due To Coronavirus
A new survey of more than 750 nonprofits around the U. S. finds that 18% of nonprofit staff has been furloughed or laid off already — and 44% of respondents anticipate even more layoffs to come.
Zimbabwe govt says committed to protecting human rights
GOVERNMENT is committed to its obligation to protect human rights and dignity of all citizens, irrespective of race, gender or political affiliation for this reason investigations for the alleged sexual abuse, torture and abduction of the three female MDC leaders are being conducted to ensure the perpetrators are brought to book.
Govt hints at reimposing lockdown after Eid as COVID-19 cases surge past 56,000
Pakistanis are under the wrong impression that the prevalence of the disease is reducing, says Dr Zafar Mirza
As Covid-19 cases surge, US bans travellers from Brazil ‘to protect country’
Brazil had reported more than 3,47,000 Covid-19 cases, second behind the US in the number of infections, according to a Johns Hopkins University count.
Eaton Canyon hiking trails closed after too many show up, ignore social distancing
Eaton Canyon in Altadena, a popular spot for hiking, had to shut down again Sunday after too many hikers showed up, causing neighborhood parking problems and ignoring social distancing rules.
One more held in Noida for threatening CM Yogi
With the security agencies grilling the accused held in Mumbai to extract information about threat to Yogi Adityanath, in another development, the Noida police trapped another man who also posted a tweet that he would kill Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister. The arrest in Noida was made late Saturday
Ramaphosa on SA moving to level 3 lockdown: ‘It is now in your hands’
But with more than 22,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the country, the president warned South Africans the worst was yet to come.
BJP doing politics on Covid deaths: AAP
Aam Aadmi Party national spokesperson and MLA Raghav Chadha accused the BJP of playing politics with the number of deaths in Delhi due to Covid-19 even after the Delhi High Court upheld the accuracy and sanctity of death figures published by the Delhi Government. Referring High Court judgment,
Northeast Delhi overcomes riot scars to celebrate Eid
Northeast Delhi overcomes riot scars to celebrate Eid. In northeast Delhi, Eid this year is a celebration of a long-time friendship that even stood the test of communal riots for some, while for many, it is shorn of any festivities.
Flight to Q'town: Passengers break 'every rule' in 5 mins
Two months' worth of difficult social distancing could have been blown in five minutes by other impatient flyers, an Air New Zealand passenger...
You’re getting used to masks. Will you wear a face shield?
The clear plastic guards may be easier to wear, disinfect and reuse than cloth or surgical face coverings, although they don’t entirely replace the need for masks.
‘Khupe will dismantle Mnangagwa-Chamisa hegemony in by-election’ – Mwonzora
THOKOZANI Khupe’s MDC-T has enough muscle to thrash both Zanu PF and Nelson Chamisa’s MDC Alliance in by-elections expected soon following the recall of four MDC Alliance MPs.
Get ready for an immigration boom
The stars are aligning for a massive increase of immigration once the COVID-19 lockdown ends.
Governors can not ignore state constitutions to impose COVID-19 restrictions
When the Wisconsin Supreme Court found an extension of Gov. Tony Evers' lockdown unconstitutional, the governor blamed a
JN Group donates $1 million to assist elderly
THE work of the National Council for Senior Citizens (NCSC) — the umbrella organisa...
'No Eid in our home': Families of PIA plane crash victims continue to mourn
There were two survivors from onboard the aircraft, while no fatalities were reported on the ground
Youth wing of church distribute groceries to needy in Hyderabad
The youths of the Bethel Marthoma Syrian Church, Neredmet distributed grocery kits to the residents of Vinayak Nagar.
1 more death, 40 new cases of COVID-19 in North Dakota
Health officials said Monday another person has died from the coronavirus in North Dakota and 40 additional people have tested positive for COVID-19.
This Day in History - May 25
Today is the 146th day of 2020. There are 220 days left in the year.
Thermal scanning, contactless frisking as local flights take-off
Between 40 and 45 flight arrivals and similar number of departures will take place at Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport as domestic flights resume
China reports 51 new coronavirus cases, mostly in Wuhan
China has reported 51 new coronavirus cases including 40 asymptomatic infections, majority of them in the contagion's first epicentre Wuhan, where over six million tests have been conducted in the last 10 days, health officials said on Monday. The country's National Health Commission (NHC) said
COVID-19 is deadliest where Democrats live, adding to nation’s strife
The pandemic has divided the country in ways that have never played out so vividly before in a public health crisis. For scholars who study party identity and division in...
I’m happy I got rid of Information Ministry – Mustapha Hamid
Former Minister for Information, Dr. Mustapha Abdul Hamid has said his reassignment from that Ministry to the Inner Cities and Zongo Development Ministry was a great relief to him.
Migrants walk through 'hell' to reach 'heaven' in Bihar but stare at uncertain future
Hungry and exhausted, these migrant workers are arriving at Sonathu and other villages in Bihar's Aurangabad district from places as far-off as Surat, Mumbai, Delhi, Jaipur and Chennai every day, carrying tales of trauma and tribulation.
Behavioural science advisers express concern over Cummings crisis
Leading behavioural scientists have expressed concern that the Dominic Cummings scandal could encourage people to disregard the UK’s coronavirus restrictions
What the papers say – May 25
The crisis at No 10 over Dominic Cummings and Boris Johnson dominate the nation’s papers on Monday.
Rwanda deploys hi-tech robots in fight against Covid-19
Kigali – Rwanda has deployed five hi-tech robots for use at hospitals to help control the spread of the novel coronavirus in the small East African nation.
Pakistan’s COVID-19 cases steadily go up to 56,349; death toll at 1,167
Pakistan's coronavirus cases on Monday reached 56,349 with 1,748 new patients while the death toll climbed to 1,167, the health ministry said.
Alleged Witchcraft: Man Attacked For 'Stealing Destinies' In Imo Community
"The man was alleged to have engaged in some occult activities that had hampered the progress and development of people in the community. A photo that was circulating on social media showed an elderly man, probably in his seventies, surrounded by a charging mob.”
Flashback: Govt insensitive to the people's health - Prof Badu Akosa
Ghana's failure to implement a ban on public smoking has placed non-smokers under serious health risk, this, the former Director-General of the Ghana Health Service, Professor Agyeman Badu Akosa describes as insensitive on the part of the government.
Worker shortage concerns loom in immigrant-heavy meatpacking
When Martha Kebede’s adult sons immigrated from Ethiopia and reunited with her in South Dakota this year, they had few work opportunities.
NSW on alert with 1.2m kids on the move
Hundreds of extra security and marshalling officers are out in force across the Sydney transport network as students return to public schools full...
Naptosa seeks assurances on COVID-19 measures as teachers return to school
Naptosa said that it had never been against teachers returning to schools but executive director Basil Manuel wanted to know whether the sanitising of schools and the delivery of personal protective equipment would be sustained and not be a once-off.
SAMRC board apologises to Mkhize for Prof Gray’s comments – report
This after Glenda Gray gave an interview in which she criticised aspects of the national lockdown, saying they were unscientific.
Nigerian woman in court for impersonating ministers
A Nigerian woman has been put before an Accra Circuit Court for impersonating some Ministers of State to defraud prospective job seekers on social media.
UW Medicine to furlough about 4,000 workers
UW Medicine announced furloughs of about 4,000 members of its unionized workforce in spite of the healthcare-system’s position at the forefront of COVID-19 response efforts both locally and globally.
New Orleans: Concern over coronavirus in Hispanic community
New Orleans officials are sounding the alarm after data from neighborhood testing showed that the city's Hispanic community is being disproportionately infected with the coronavirus.
Govt directs pvt hospitals with 50 beds to reserve 20% of total capacity for virus patients
The Delhi Government has directed private hospitals and nursing homes with a capacity of 50 beds or more to reserve 20 percent of their total bed strength for coronavirus patients, Health Minister Satyendar Jain said on Sunday. Ten private hospitals have been declared as Covid-19 dedicated
West Bengal: Mission turnaround after Amphan misery
Chief minister Mam-ata Banerjee’s direct intervention and the joint action by central and state agencies on the ground seemed to have brought about a
Pomlum villagers devoid of ration cards, govt cash aid
SHILLONG: As is the case in most other Dorbars, Pomlum is no exception when to comes to receiving cash benefit for the registered daily wage earners. This suburban area, only about 10 km from here, is also devoid of the benefit of ration cards.With m
Number of coronavirus cases remains steady in Montana
No new cases of the coronavirus were reported in Montana on Monday for the fifth straight day, keeping the total number of cases at 479.
Spike in coronavirus cases in Oregon traced to gatherings
A spike in reported coronavirus cases in Redmond last week has been tied to family and social gatherings in the area.
Six women prisoners murdered by inmates in Honduras
TEGUCIGALPA, May 25 — Six women were killed by alleged gang members at a women's prison near the Honduran capital Tegucigalpa, the National Penitentiary Institute said yesterday. The killers broke through gates and the roof of a building at the women's prison in Tamara, 10 kilometers to the north...
US prohibits travel from Brazil for foreigners
The US said it was prohibiting most non-US citizens from travelling to the country if they had been in Brazil in the last two weeks, two days after Brazil became the country with the second highest number of coronavirus cases in the world.
Lockdown 4.0: Manoj Tiwari goes to Haryana to play cricket, AAP blasts him
Tiwari, however, asserted he did not break any law. He hit back at the AAP for raising the issue to
Council members could ban smoking in bars in Louisiana city
City leaders in northwest Louisiana will consider banning smoking in bars.
1.52L students avail CM Medhavi Vidyarthi Yojana
About 1.52 lakh students are on the verge of becoming doctors, engineers, lawyers, architects, business managers etc by availing the Mukhya Mantri Medhavi Vidyarthi Yojana launched in the academic session 2017-18 by Chief Minister Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan to remove the financial difficulties
What A Trans-Tasman ‘Bubble’ Could Look Like For Australia And New Zealand
As New Zealand continues its efforts to eradicate Covid-19 and move closer to alert level 1, Australia and other Pacific island nations are being considered for a Trans-Tasman travel "bubble." Here's what that might look like.
Netanyahu lashes out at 'ludicrous' graft charges as trial begins
The longest-serving prime minister in Israeli history has long claimed to be the victim of a witch-hunt.
Kildare bog workers join fire services to battle blaze in Donadea
Second large fire this weekend
Elderly couple say EQC rules causing more stress, delays
An elderly Christchurch couple are crying foul over EQC's site visit policy under Covid-19 alert level 2. This story was first published by RNZ EQC...
Deportees from Kuwait tested negative for the coronavirus – Aviation Minister
Joseph Kofi Adda, the Aviation Minister, has disclosed that the deportees from Kuwait on Saturday tested negative for the novel Coronavirus.
Don’t panic or despair but observe precautions, State prepared to handle situation: Chief Secy
As anticipated earlier, the number of Covid-19 positive cases has seen a sharp rise in recent days and is likely to rise further in the coming days. However, the State Government is fully prepared and citizens should not despair. The public should observe necessary precautions and stay safe, said
Go to court and challenge new register and stop the threats - Buaben Asamoa
Communications Director for the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP), Yaw Buaben Asamoa has stated that if the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) has disagreements with the Electoral Commission’s decision to compile a new voter’s register, they can proceed to court.
Task Force constable tests positive for Covid-19 in Hyderabad
Hyderabad: A police constable working with the Hyderabad Central Zone Task Force tested positive for Covid-19 here on Monday.
'A tragedy': Top aide warns US may revoke Hong Kong privileges over China-led national security law | Hong Kong Free Press HKFP
A top White House aide renewed a warning on Sunday that the US might revoke Hong Kong’s special trading privileges if China enacts a tough new security law covering the territory. The warning from national security advisor Robert O’Brien came amid soaring tensions between Washington and Beijing, and only hours after China’s foreign minister Wang Yi […]
War memorial in Pittsburgh vandalized on Memorial Day eve
Authorities in western Pennsylvania are investigating vandalism of a Pittsburgh war memorial on the eve of Memorial Day.
COVID-19: 37 Lakh Migrants Have Benefited From Shramik Trains So Far
Nearly 60% of trains originated from Gujarat, Maharashtra and Punjab and destined for UP and Bihar.
Hijackers and thieves are also heading back to work in South Africa
Statistics from the vehicle-recovery sector show that crime levels are getting back to normal as the lockdown is relaxed, says Charles Morgan, operations executive at Netstar.
Thieves take PPEs as Tshwane school burgled twice in 48 hours
It's understood that criminals broke into the Sikhulisile Primary School on Sunday night and stole personal protective equipment meant for teachers and educators.
Mercury levels soar in Hyderabad
Weather conditions continued to remain harsh across the city with the maximum temperature staying above 42 degree Celsius for the
A snapshot of the coronavirus looking at 1% of South Africa’s population
Medical aid group Bonitas has provided a snapshot of how the coronavirus epidemic in South Africa has impacted its members.
Michael Terpin Patiently Waited For A Teen To Turn 18 To Sue Him
As indicated by The New York Post, popular crypto investor Michael Terpin purposely held up until the teenager who took nearly $24 million of digital currency by means of a SIM-Swapping turns 18 so as to indict him. Terpin, who lodged a suit against Pinsky earlier this month, claims that…
India can benefit from promoting local industries: Indresh
The National Security Jagran Manch organized National India webinar. The speaker of the event was Indresh Kumar, chief patron and mentor of Forum for Awareness in National Security (FANS). Kumar who is also national executive member of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh shared his
How Maharashtra Lost the Battle
Lack of coordination between the ruling coalition partners, failure of the Chief Minister and top cabinet ministers to take full responsibility, and an overall absence of leadership has ensured that Maharashtra stares at a bigger disaster with the onset of monsoon
Promised Rs 1 crore to issue death threat to UP CM, says man
ATS officers arrested Chunnabhatti resident on Saturday
'You are not going to die from COVID-19'
Good news (please see the accompanying table)! If you are under 65, in reasonably good health and do not have a vitamin D deficiency, you have only a tiny chance of dying from COVID-19. And if you are
Tourists should not travel to Goa; hotels still non functional: Official
Goa Health Secretary Nila Mohanan on Monday advised tourists not to travel to the coastal state, on a day when 10 out of the 13 flights,
Sweden’s ex-main epidemiologist: Country's strategy against virus - wrong
Sweden’s former chief epidemiologist Annika Linde has become a rare voice in Sweden to doubt the country’s chosen strategy against COVID-19, which was one of the softest in Europe and focused on protecting people in risk groups, The Guardian reports.
Mogale City workers protest over lack of PPEs and non-payment
It is understood the workers were promised COVID-19 compensation fund and overtime payments, which were due on Monday.
Woman who was raped at Kildare house while she slept says she will be 'alone for the rest of my life'
Victim impact statement heard in court today of effects of the rape
Ghana Navy officers test positive for coronavirus
Some personnel of the Ghana Navy in the Western Region have tested positive for the novel coronavirus COVID-19).
Lockdown effect: Crime rate in west UP districts down by 70%
The region recorded 35 murders in the last month against 50 in the corresponding period in 2019, while robberies went down from 992 to 114.
What to do if you are asked for a till slip for your cigarettes
Bheki Cele said that smokers must present a receipt showing when they purchased their cigarettes. MyBroadband spoke to JPSA chair Howard Dembovsky about the legality of this practice.
Trump bars travel from Brazil, a new pandemic hotspot: White House
Non-Americans who have been in Brazil in the 14-day period prior to when they seek admittance to the US cannot come to America, said White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany. Trade is not affected by the new rule.
Counter Covid with caution
The last few days have witnessed a lot of travel happening between districts and even inter-State, as people of all walks of life
“Opposition is raising bogey of J&K “demography” for vote bank”
May 24, 2020: New Delhi: Lashing out at the opposition political parties, Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh said here today that the opposition is raising the bogey of Jammu & Kashmir “demography” for vote bank because it is apprehensive that the new Domicile Rules Notification will not enable it to continue thriving on limited pockets […]
Nigerians Locked In Another Chinese Company In Ogun Cry Out For Help
One of the affected workers told SaharaReporters that aside from forcing them to work, the company had also stopped feeding them and refused to allow them to go out to get food.
Chinese troops come inside Indian territory in eastern Ladakh: Report
India has conducted “mirror deployment” on its side to match moves made by the Chinese forces in eastern Ladakh, according to a report.
Stimulus Checks Waiting For People With Little Income And No Income
People who have no income at all are eligible to get stimulus checks. People with low income are eligible to get stimulus checks. Homeless people are eligible to get stimulus checks. And, yes, people who aren’t legally required to file federal taxes can get a $1,200 stimulus check.
Covid-19 count climbs to 317 in U’khand
The returning migrant powered surge in the cases of novel Coronavirus (Covid-19) in Uttarakhand continues unabated as 73 new patients of the disease were reported by the state health department on Sunday. With them the number of cases of the disease in the state has climbed to 317. Meanwhile the
Domestic visitors bring hope
As autumn leaves fall, optimism in the face of Covid-19 is on the rise in the Waitaki Valley. There were signs that domestic tourists were starting...
BREAKING: WHO Suspends Trial Of Hydroxychloroquine As COVID-19 Treatment Over Safety Concerns
Hydroxycholoroquine has been touted by United States President, Donald Trump, and others as a possible treatment for the disease.
COVID-19: 69 new cases in Karnataka, death toll increases to 43
A 55-year-old woman from Bengaluru Rural became the 43rd COVID-19 casualty in Karnataka as the state reported 69 new cases of coronavirus, taking the total number of infections to 2,158.
Five held in Mancherial for selling spurious cotton seed
A farmer belonging to Guntur and four others were arrested for allegedly selling spurious cotton seed in Bellampalli on Sunday evening.
CS Somesh Kumar lauds officials for sending migrants safe
CS Somesh Kumar complimented the police and other departments for facilitating transportation of over 50,000 migrant workers through 40 trains on a single day on Saturday.
COVID-19 reveals the inherent vindictiveness of migration detention
The COVID-19 pandemic is exposing the glaring injustices of the immigration detention system.
Egypt’s Ministry of Culture’s YouTube channel receives 25M visits in 60 days
The ministry monitored the interaction of 1.6 million viewers with the shows it presented and the subscriptions to the channel exceeded 100,290 subscribers in two months.
For The First Time, No Deaths Registered In The Most Hit Region By Coronavirus In Italy
Yesterday for the first time Lombardy, the most hit region in Italy by coronavirus, has registered zero deaths. But experts say that the data will need to be better analyzed, before it can be considered final.
Abronye DC speaks after CID invitation, makes three counter accusations against Mahama
The Bono Regional Chairman of the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP), Kwame Baffoe, popularly known as Abronye DC has asked the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) to invite former President John Mahama for further questioning after levelling three counter accusations against the latter.
Chaotic Sunday forces customers, airlines to re-draw plans for flight resumption
Constant changes in schedules and confusion over protocol underline the chaos over resumption of flights on May 25
UK's Johnson struggles to shift attention from aide's trip
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's plans to announce further lockdown-easing measures were being overshadowed Monday by an outcry over the movements of a senior aide who allegedly flouted restrict
Ed Ducks For Cover
I don’t think a politician will utter the phrase ‘we’re following the science’ ever again, Ed confides to his diary, the scientists’ view is there’s no safety for everyone until the virus has died out and then there’ll be a second wave.
One Dead, Many Injured As Fire Razes IDPs Camp In Borno
According to National Emergency Management Agency, the fire was ignited during the weekend from one of the kitchens in the emergency shelters erected in the camp.
5 important things happening in South Africa today
Lockdown level 3 is too little too late, say critics; scientists and academics rally behind professor who dared criticise government; World Health Organisation predicts over 23,600 deaths in South Africa due to Covid-19; and teachers unions push back against plans to re-open schools, saying things are not ready.
Joe Biden Appears In Public For 1st Time In Two Months–Wearing A Face Mask
This is the first time the former vice president has appeared in public since mid-March.
Social media reunites missing man with family in Kothagudem
A social media video helped a 60-year-old man who went missing two year ago to be reunited with his family.
Two fresh COVID-19 cases reported in Puducherry, tally rises to 31
Two COVID-19 cases were reported in Puducherry on Monday, taking the number of infections in the union territory to 31. Two patients, both men, were admitted to Indira Gandhi Government Medical College Hospital this morning, Health Minister Malladi Krishna Rao told reporters here. The new cases
When Will America’s Last World War II Veterans Pass Away? [Infographic]
This Memorial Day, approximately 325,000 U.S. WWII veterans are still alive but their ranks are steady declining.
Drivers resort to selling fruits and vegetables
Despite the permission of the State Government to operate public vehicles during lockdown, various e-rickshaw and auto-rickshaw drivers have taken to selling vegetables and fruits during the lockdown. While some of them said that restricted number of passengers was making it hard for them to earn
Biden makes first in-person appearance in more than 2 months
NEW CASTLE, Del. (AP) — Joe Biden made his first in-person appearance in more than two months on Monday as he marked Memorial Day by laying a wreath at a veterans park near his Delaware home.
These Are the Government Guidelines for Victorian Restaurants and Cafes to Reopen
No tables bigger than six. No self-service cutlery and glass stations, or communal drink and condiment stations. And alcohol can only be served with a meal, “which is more than a snack”. Here’s how you’ll experience dining in Victoria from June 1.
William Small, 'hero to journalism' at CBS, NBC, dies at 93
Longtime broadcast news executive William J. Small, who led CBS News' Washington coverage during the civil rights movement, Vietnam War and Watergate and was later president of NBC News and United Pre
Filipina domestic worker commits suicide in Lebanon – embassy
Her death comes days after a rights group complained about the shelter she was in
TUCI holds rally in B'pur on workers' demand
In response to the call given by the Central Trade Unions, the Trade Union Centre of India (TUCI) staged a rally before the Joint Labor Commissioner’s office here on Saturday morning on workers' 6-point charter of demands. Among others, who supported and joined the protest include TUCI
Sadtu in Limpopo says schools not yet ready to reopen for teachers, pupils
The union raised a number of concerns including that there were inadequate guidelines on who would be managing the process of conducting screenings for pupils once they returned to class.
Bishop Chases Worshippers Without Face Masks Out Of Enugu Church
He wondered why people were violating the measures put in place to contain the spread of the coronavirus pandemic
Standoff between Indian, Chinese troops in Ladakh continues
Standoff between Indian, Chinese troops in Ladakh continues. People familiar with the situation in the region said the two sides were engaged in trying to resolve the dispute, but there was no indication of a positive outcome yet as both the armies continued to bolster their positions in disputed areas of Pangong Tso and Galwan Valley and Demchok.
MAP ROW WITH NEPAL
Nepal’s prime minister KP Sharma Oli is on a bold move to take on India. By releasing a new map that included sensitive Indian border regions of Kalapani, Limpiyadhura and Lipulekh, he has put New Delhi on notice. Notably, this scenario has been deve
Elderly couple say EQC rules causing more stress, delays
An elderly Christchurch couple are crying foul over EQC's site visit policy under Covid-19 alert level 2. This story was first published by RNZ EQC...
France reports lowest daily rise since lockdown began
French authorities have reported the smallest daily rise in new coronavirus cases and deaths since before a lockdown began.
Government committed to end double track – Education Minister
Government is determined to phase out the double track system next academic year if all contractors handling emergency infrastructural projects in various senior high schools (SHSs) in the country work according to plan.
CDD joins opposition to Public Universities Bill
The Centre for Democratic Development (CDD), a governance think tank, has written to Parliament to express why the legislature should not pass the Public Universities Bill into law, a move they say will give the executive too much power in the management of public universities in the country.
Savana Signatures introduces coronavirus information in local languages
Savana Signatures, a local NGO operating in the Northern Region, has begun delivering real time information on COVID-19 in various local languages.
Big storm hits Western Australia
Wild weather downed trees and left tens of thousands of people without power in Western Australia, as emergency services began cleaning up in Perth...
SC allows Air India to fly with middle seats filled for 10 days
SC allows Air India to fly with middle seats filled for 10 days. The SC observed that the government should be more worried about the health of citizens rather than the health of commercial airlines.
Meghalaya govt concerned over harassment faced by state returnees on way home
SHILLONG: Meghalaya Deputy Chief Minister, Prestone Tynsong has expressed concern over the harassment faced by the returnees who were on their way to the state.“Our students suffered a lot. I am sorry to say that”, he told reporters on Monday. He inf
The equidistance principle in politics
The BJP has transformed the equidistance principle into a canon and covenant in politics.
As jobs dry up, some foreign nationals struggle under lockdown
In Brixton, Ralph Sithole said his wife was employed at a restaurant and had not been working for weeks.
Germany's top court to rule on compensation for VW diesel cheating
In an early May hearing, judges at the Federal Court of Justice (BGH) said there was a chance for at least partial compensation for some VW buyers, saying they had indeed been harmed by purchasing a manipulated vehicle.
Coronavirus pandemic | 2,436 new COVID-19 cases in Maharashtra, count rises to 52,667; 60 more deaths
A total of 1,186 patients were discharged from hospitals after recovery, taking the total number of such cases to 15,786, a Health official said.
SC education leader wants more summer school money
South Carolina's top education official wanted $115 million for summer school programs to get some of the state's most vulnerable students back on track after missing at least 10 weeks of in-person cl
Live: Gathering limit to increase to 100 on Friday
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced the gathering limit will increase to 100 people from noon this Friday. Ardern said the decision was...
NDC will win December election if it's free and fair - Asiedu Nketia
General Secretary of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Johnson Asiedu Nketia has said his party will win the upcoming elections if the elections are conducted in a free and fair manner.
Egypt launches probe into death of doctor from COVID19
As yet, the number of doctors who died from the COVID-19 reached 19 physicians, while the number of the infected doctors registered more than 350.
Anas, Akufo-Addo named among top 50 Africa disruptors for 2020
Ace Ghanaian investigative journalist, Anas Aremeyaw Anas, has been named among top 50 Africans who are ‘shaking up the status quo’ on the continent.
Business Leaders Need To Show The Way To A Post-Virus World
With politicians generally floundering in their attempts to reveal a route out of lockdown, executives have an opportunity to give a lead.
Virgin Atlantic delays flight resumption to "August at the earliest" due to quarantine measures
The carrier said that “by introducing a mandatory 14 day self-isolation for every single traveller entering the UK, the Government’s approach will prevent flights from resuming”
Domestic flight services resume in India after two months
After a gap of two months, domestic passenger flight operations resumed on Monday amid reluctance by various states to open up their airports in view of rising cases of the novel coronavirus.
The Startup Trying To Take A Bite Out Of Fake News, Civics Illiteracy
These two founders have launched a company to help young readers develop good news habits, and help news companies reach them.
Why Washington should rush more economic aid to the states
The economy is in more dire straits than Washington politicians behave, and they need to put aside their partisan agendas and fencing on Twitter to save it.
Covid-19 diagnosed trucker escapes from quarantine
Charmaine Ngatjiheue and Sonia SmithHEALTH minister Kalumbi Shangula on Sunday morning confirmed a positive case of covid-19 at Walvis Bay.
Wealthy Chipinge businessman’s son (13) kills juvenile in accident
Chipinge – A 13-year-old son of a wealthy Chipinge businessman, notorious in the small agricultural town for driving around his father’s posh cars with neither licence nor the statutory age yesterday allegedly bumped into and killed another juvenile.
Zimbabwean students contest e-learning in courts
HARARE – University students failing to participate in the virtual classrooms during lockdown due to lack of smartphones, laptops and unavailability of Internet services in some parts of the country, have contested the introduction of e-learning at the High Court.
Postpone school year—solon
A house leader on Sunday appealed to the Department of Education (DepEd) to postpone the resumption of classes this year instead of resorting to online instruction.
Ghanaians urged to strictly adhere to protocols in fight against Coronavirus
Brands Manager of Vitamilk Ghana, S. Boateng has encouraged the general public to comply with the various measures announced by the government in the quest to defeat Coronavirus.
Some teachers refuse to return to school over delay in PPE deliveries
Educators and staff members are expected to go back to work this week to prepare for the resumption of classes on 1 June.
6 cited for coronavirus violations in raid at suspected brothel near Waikiki | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Six people were cited Friday during a raid at a massage parlor suspected of operating as a brothel while state emergency orders remain in place to reduce the spread of the coronavirus, the Honolulu Prosecutor’s Office said today.
DHET: Preparations under way to welcome students back at universities
Minister Blade Nzimande over the weekend announced that under level three, a maximum of 33% of students would be allowed back on campus and those in their final year would be prioritised.
Prison officers, others defy ban on social gathering
Two prison officers were spotted consuming alcohol Sunday night at Koforidua the Eastern Regional capital with dozens of others in blatant disregard to the ban on public gathering and closure of drinking spots.
Donald Trump says he has finished taking hydroxychloroquine as coronavirus therapy
Trump was addressing his disclosure last week that he was taking hydroxychloroquine and a zinc supplement.
Basic Education Dept admits not all schools will be ready for 1 June restart
The Basic Education Department said that while some schools had begun receiving personal protective equipment, a number were still experiencing delays with suppliers.
Man killed in standoff with deputies in northwest Montana
Montana authorities say a man was killed following an exchange of gunfire with law enforcement officers in the northwest part of the state.
Rioters resume protests against national security law in 'deathbed struggle'
Various black-clad protesters descended into the streets of Hong Kong on Sunday, taking part in illegal protests, defying the proposed national security law, claiming it erodes the
Thousands without power in Western Australia after once in a decade storm
Wind speeds of up to 132 km/hour (82 mph) were registered at Cape Leeuwin, one of the state's most south-westerly points early on Monday, the strongest May gusts in 15 years, according to the Australia Broadcasting Corp.
With over 1.38 lakh cases, India among 10 worst COVID-hit nations
With over 1.38 lakh cases, India among 10 worst COVID-hit nations. The United States leads the world with more than 1.6 million confirmed coronavirus cases, according to a tally by Johns Hopkins University.
We are prepared to fight election 2020 on Akufo-Addo's phenomenal record - Veep Bawumia
The Vice President, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has indicated that the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP) is ready to contest the 2020 elections on the phenomenal record and leadership of President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo.
7,800 migrants leave for home from Haryana on Sunday
Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal on Sunday said that due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the State Government daily runs special shramik trains from the various railway stations of the state to help migrant labourers return to their home states. In the same series, five special shramik trains departed
KTR extends aid to differently-abled
IT and Municipal Administration Minister, KTR once again displayed his compassionate side on Sunday, when he extended financial support to a physically challenged person.
US urges probe into alleged ethics breach by African Development Bank
The letter, dated 22 May, was sent to the chair of the AfDB's board, Ivorian Planning and Development Minister Niale Kaba.
Heatwave likely to abate only after May 28; Dust storm, thunderstorm expected on May 29-30: IMD
Delhi, Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab and parts of Uttar Pradesh have been experiencing blistering heat for days with temperatures soaring over 45 degrees Celsius in some places.
Domestic aviation resumes: 532 flights operated, 39,231 passengers flown on Day 1
The first day was marred by cancellations, and customer complaints
Massive fire breaks out in Apoorti market godown
Grocery goods and general goods turned into ashes after a massive fire broke out at godown of Apoorti Super market at Govindpura Industrial area in the morning on Sunday. The godown of Apoorti Super market was gutted in fire due to short circuit borne fire in the early morning hours and locals
COVID-19: Recovery Rate Rises To 51% In Madhya Pradesh
The state makes E-Pass mandatory for movement from Indore, Bhopal and Ujjain.
As US edges toward reopening, a mixed picture takes shape
WASHINGTON, DC, United States (AFP) — Efforts across the United States to reopen th...
Heavy rainfall hits Penyi 3 days after arrest of spiritualists who 'hijacked' rain
Correspondence from the Volta Region
Hong Kong cops fire tear gas, water cannon at protesters
Hong Kong: Hong Kong police fired tear gas and a water cannon at protesters in a popular shopping district on Sunday, as thousands took to the streets to march against China's proposed tough national security legislation for the city.Pro-democracy su
Health alliance shows worth
Covid-19 has shown the critical role Alliance South plays in delivering health services across the region, its new chairman says. Cromwell-based...
6-Year-Old Tests Positive For Coronavirus, Complicating South Korea's School Reopening Plans
South Korea closes 10 kindergartens and five elementary schools after a 6-year-old boy tests positive for the novel coronavirus.
TMC gets another officer to tackle Corona cases
IAS officer Ranjit Kumar to assist civic chief
CM KCR to chair high-level meeting on May 27
CM KCR will chair a high-level meeting at Pragathi Bhavan on May 27 to discuss on varied issues pertaining to the State including COVID-19, Vaanakalam (Kharif) crop season and Telangana State Formation Day celebrations among others.
Trump fumes on Twitter as media slams pandemic golf outing
The timing of his outing, as the nation approached a milestone in deaths from the pandemic, sparked widespread criticism in the media, with commentators recalling Donald Trump's own past attacks on Barack Obama for playing the game during the 2014 Ebola outbreak.
Japan lifts coronavirus emergency in all remaining areas
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe lifted a coronavirus state of emergency in Tokyo and four other remaining areas on Monday, ending the restrictions nationwide as businesses begin to reopen.
Chief Imam calls for free and fair December elections
Sheikh Osman Sharubutu, the National Chief Imam on Sunday called on all stakeholders, especially the Electoral Commission to ensure a violence-free, fair and transparent elections ahead of the December polls.
Completely unacceptable for SAMRC board to pander to Gray witch hunt - Habib
South African Medical Research Council president Professor Glenda Gray criticised aspects of government's approach in responding to the COVID-19 pandemic and claimed that it was not based on scientific evidence.
Top WR babu says SoBo store cheated him
Colaba cops recommend cancellation of store’s licence after CPRO of Western Railway and other residents complained of bill manipulation
The Event Horizon Of Truth
Whatever happens beyond an event horizon cannot be seen, and in many ways this can serve as an apt metaphor for how our seemingly infinite access to information is actually drowning us in a sea of misinformation right now, along with facts, breaking news, conspiracy theories and the like.
More people seeking help at Nth Canterbury food banks
Food banks are helping a part of the North Canterbury community they don’t normally have to support as the Covid-19 crisis continues to bite....
Will not operate under current restrictions, say Vikram and city bus operators
As a part of the relaxations granted in the third phase of the lockdown, Uttarakhand Government recently allowed the operation of public transport vehicles in the State with certain restrictions. Currently, the operators of such vehicles are allowed to carry a limited number of passengers.
Cops nab 2 key accused in Assam ‘lynching’ case
GUWAHATI: Assam Police have arrested two prime accused in the alleged lynching of a person at Monahkuchi village under Hajo police station in Kamrup district.According to reports, Sanatan Deka, a vegetable vendor and a resident of Teteliya village, w
Mixed reactions to move to level 3 lockdown
On Sunday night, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced that the whole country would enter level three from the first of next month.
Family of exiled top Saudi officer Saad al-Jabri 'targeted'
Saad al-Jabri fled to Canada but officials are going after his children back home, the BBC is told.
In race for tourism, Greece reopens cafes, island ferries
Greece restarted regular ferry services to its islands Monday, and cafes and restaurants were also back open for business as the country accelerated efforts to salvage its tourism season.
Green & Gold Cleaning Ramping Up for COVID Re-Opening, Growing Demand
Business is booming for Green & Gold Cleaning.With the province gradually re-opening and the business sector returning to work, cleanliness is going to
Chicago Mayor Launches Police Raid to Stop Black Church’s Sunday Services
On Sunday, Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot mounted a raid on a black church for holding services in defiance of her coronavirus lockdown orders.
Nigeria military jets pound 'bandits' in northwest
Residents reported bombings by military jets in recent days on remote camps used by armed cattle rustlers and kidnappers in Katsina and Zamfara states.
Utah has not spent $1.5M on rooms, overflow center for virus
Utah allocated nearly $1.5 million for quarantine lodging and a hospital overflow site for coronavirus treatment but did not use the funds, a state official said.
ANALYSIS: What is the rule of law & why does it matter in lockdown?
The court says people need to be able to trust the government to abide by the rule of law, make rational regulations, and not intrude on the rights of those subject to the law.
Companies must adhere to strict health, safety protocols - Ramaphosa
The president warned that the risk of a massive increase in COVID-19 infections would be greater as the economy opened up and millions of more people returned to work.
PNB fraud case: Interpol notice against Nirav Modi's brother put up for public viewing again
Nehal Modi's name figured as the accused number 27 in the supplementary chargesheet filed by the CBI, which charged him for destroying evidence in Dubai to cover the tracks of the alleged crime, the officials said.
Today in History: Formation of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU)
Today in history, exactly 57 years ago, on 25 May, 1963, the first African organisation after independence, the Organisation of African Unity (OAU) was formed in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia in which President Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana and Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia played prominent roles.
Severe storm lashes vast expanse of west Australian coast
Tens of thousands of homes and businesses lost power, buildings were battered and trees were uprooted as a vast stretch of the west Australian coast was whipped by a severe storm on Monday for the sec
Want a greener recovery? Here are three ways to do it
As policymakers search for ways to jumpstart an economic recovery, several members of Congress are renewing a push for a massive green stimulus package.
Masiyiwa brings smiles to rural village, completes 100kw solar power project
PAN-AFRICAN businessman and philanthropist Mr Strive Masiyiwa has, through his ‘Re-Imagine Rural’ initiative, completed a 100KW solar power project at Ndolwane in Bulilima district.
No labourer employed in R'gada MNREGS work
According to a crude estimate, around 20,000 labourers of Rayagada district have already returned back through various means of transport and long walk. As these labourers are mostly from rural areas, Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik has also stressed on engaging these returnees through MGNREGS.
Stephen Ntim supports Greater Accra Regional youth wing of the NPP
Former National Vice Chairman of the ruling New Patriotic Party(NPP) Stephen Ntim has donated innumerable items to support all Muslim Executives in all the constituencies in the Greater Accra region as they climax this year’s Ramadan festivities.
Kashmiri Pandits hail the new Domicile Rules for J&K
Kashmiri Pandit organisations have welcomed the amended domicile laws and called upon the Government of India to rehabilitate Kashmiri Pandits in the Valley as soon as possible.
PHOTOS: Indians catch their first flight after 2 months
PHOTOS: Indians catch their first flight after 2 months. After a gap of two months, domestic passenger flight operations resumed on Monday amid reluctance by various states to open up their airports in view of rising cases of the novel coronavirus.
Big storm hits Western Australia
Wild weather downed trees and left tens of thousands of people without power in Western Australia, as emergency services began cleaning up in Perth...
Dutch prime minister didn't visit dying mother due to lockdown measures
Mark Rutte today announced the recent death of his 96-year-old mother in a care home in The Hague.
85-year-old ex-DG of Imo Broadcasting Corporation ‘stabs wife to death’
Theophilus Okere, a former director-general of the Imo Broadcasting Corporation (IBC), allegedly stabbed his wife to death at Imerinwe community in the Ngor-Okpala local government area of Imo on Monday. Aged
Angry farmer covers Mercedes with slurry after owner parked on land 'to go to beach'
A video shows the farm owner approaching the black Mercedes in his tractor, before he covered it with slurry after it was parked on his land on a weekend many headed to beaches
Why I faked my death, by househelp - The Nation Nigeria
A 19-year-old, Margaret Ikumu, whose family raised the alarm over her supposed death and secret burial, has told police that she faked ....
Nine killer questions Dominic Cummings still has to answer after press conference
In a rare press conference from Downing Street, Dominic Cummings explained why he travelled 260 miles to his family home in Durham during the lockdown, but it raised yet more questions
Elaborate arrangements made at Srinagar airport as air travel service resumes
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Khammam: Puvvada Ajay Kumar says agriculture officials to Prepare agri plans for kharif season
Transport Minister Puvvada Ajay Kumar told agriculture officials to prepare agriculture plans for kharif season following the government’s directions and crop coverage proposed in the district.
India Code Portal has few takers in Telangana, Andhra Pradesh
TS fifth among the 11 States accessing the legal repository Two enactments of TS and three legislations of AP are more viewed MSME Development Act and MV Act top on the view-list Legal
Mumbai: A month on, kin of first policeman to succumb to Covid awaits govt’s Rs 50 lakh solatium
57-year-old Chandrakant Pendurkar was the first policeman from the state to have succumbed to Covid-19. So far, 18 police personnel from the state have died due to the infection, while 1,809 have tested positive till May 24.
'Terrace House' star Kimura likely took her own life using toxic gas
Hana Kimura, the 22-year-old female professional wrestler who was among the cast of the internationally popular Netflix reality show "Terrace House," is believed to have killed herself using toxic gas at her Tokyo home where she was living alone, investigative sources said Monday. Kimura, who had been a target of…
PD: Bicyclist hit, killed after collision near Pima and Happy Valley roads
Scottsdale police a male bicyclist has died after being struck by a vehicle Saturday morning.
Priyanka Gandhi Questions Yogi Aditynath's Claim On Migrant Workers
Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Monday asked UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath to explain the basis of the statement in which he has reportedly claimed that a large number of workers returning from other states are infected with the coronavirus.
EU Confidential coronavirus edition #11: Reviewing Europe’s response — Challenges ahead — Behind-the-scenes peek
POLITICO’s EU Confidential · Coronavirus edition #11: Reviewing Europe’s response — Challenges ahead — Behind-the-scenes peek Listen to the podcast on Spotify | Apple | Google | Soundcl…
Warangal: Cops crack mystery of migrants deaths
Warangal: After a thorough investigation into the mysterious mass death case in which nine bodies were fished out from a well in Warangal, the police on Sunday cracked the mystery with the arrest of...
Saudi Arabia to Ease Coronavirus Restrictions on Thursday
DOHA (Sputnik) - Saudi Arabia will start phasing out restrictions on Thursday that were imposed to limit the spread of the new coronavirus, Health Minister Tawfiq...
Quebec cautiously optimistic as COVID-19 trends improve, Montreal retail reopens
MONTREAL — Quebec reported its sixth consecutive daily decrease in the number of people hospitalized for COVID-19 on Monday, as retail stores across the Montreal area reopened following weeks of shutdowns to slow the spread of the virus.
'I broke no laws' - Taoiseach defends picnic with friends after public were discouraged from doing so
The Taoiseach has issued a staunch defence of his decision to have a picnic with friends in the Phoenix Park on Sunday afternoon.
17 Beaches on the Black Sea Coast in Bulgaria Will Be Free This Summer
A total of 17 beaches on the Black Sea coast will have free umbrellas and sunbeds. This was announced by the Minister of Tourism Nikolina Angelkova in Sunny Beach.
Air Force Removes Height Requirement to Attract More Women Pilots
The Air Force said it was dispensing with a restriction that effectively eliminated about 44 percent of American women between the ages of 20 and 29.
Universal Orlando Is Prepping to Open It's Doors Again — Here's What You Can Expect
Universal Orlando Resort has been closed since March 16th due to the COVID-19 pandemic. After Universal executive John Sprouls presented a reopening plan to
Opinion: Buhari's Next Level agenda and Babatunde Fashola's infrastructure revolution on campuses
Babatunde Raji Fashola SAN popularly referred to as BRF is not just gifted with reasoning, he is a sterling administrator comparable to that of "Lee Kuan Yew.
Mumbai: 21-day doubling rate in Dharavi, lower than city’s 14-day average
The doubling rate of number of Covid-19 cases in Mumbai is 14 days, Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray had said on Saturday during an interaction with doctors of BMC-run hospitals.
Packed parks like Bellwoods avoidable with better communication, experts say
Images of a downtown Toronto park packed with young people seemingly flouting physical distancing guidelines designed to slow the spread of COVID-19 have dr
Donald Trump complains he gets 'no credit' for handling the coronavirus crisis even as he brags about getting 'great reviews' and the nation's death toll ticks toward 100,000
President Donald Trump touted 'great reviews' of his coronavirus response and claimed he got 'no credit' for it. His tweet came as U.S. deaths from the disease approached 100,000.
Covid-19: Why the Western Cape has an 18 000-test backlog
The Western Cape has an 18 000-test backlog for Covid-19, says Premier Alan Winde.
Federal government plans to accelerate investments in high-speed internet for remote parts of Canada
Ottawa to launch website that will track broadband infrastructure projects through various stages of progress
Japan airs strong concern after Hong Kong rally over security law
Japan is watching the situation in Hong Kong "with strong concern" after demonstrators took to the streets to protest China's plan to enact a controversial security law, the top government spokesman said Monday. Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told a press conference that a free and open system ought to…
Former CNN Digital Producer on How the Network Has Become the Anti-Trump Channel
Steve Krakauer has done what many in the conservative news media have not: work for CNN. While not his first job in the media world, it certainly provides him much-needed insight when he crafts his newsletter, "Fourth Watch" for TheFirst on the network's fervent anti-Trump bias.
FBI, 3 States in Massive Manhunt for UConn Student Wanted for Murder
The FBI has joined three states in a manhunt for a student who police say committed two homicides, a home invasion, and a kidnapping.
Video shows mom accused of killing autistic son pushing him into Miami canal
Newly released video appears to show the Florida woman accused of killing her son with autism pushing the boy into a canal — in what authorities say was a first, but thwarted, murder
Developer lobby joins immigration scab grab
We truly live in the real estate version of a narco state.
Mumbai: Doc served notice for prescribing test, but all 3 patients positive
Local BJP corporator Priti Satam, who met Assistant Municipal Commissioner, P-North (Malad), Sanjog Kabare, on May 23, said the test results of all three were positive.
Crowds on Lake Wylie, boaters felt safe social distancing
The only real worry out on Lake Wylie Monday is how fast people could get on the water. A lot of boaters say they feel safest on the lake since there is plenty of space.
US Copyright Office Says It's Time to Update the DMCA – Mostly in Favour of Rightsholders
The US Copyright Office has released a long-awaited, 192-page report that could give the music and movie industry an opening to fight for stricter enforcement of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
Several high school students in Georgia tested positive for COVID-19 after attending a drive-through graduation parade, Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore
Business Insider - The Lovett School in Atlanta did not disclose how many students had tested positive for COVID-19, but described the number as "several.". Read more at businessinsider.sg
Minor fire causes evacuation of Target store in central Las Vegas
A small fire inside a Target store Monday afternoon caused an evacuation of the business in central Las Vegas.
'Domnishambles': Tory MPs continue piling pressure on Downing Street to sack Dominic Cummings as angry constituents decry his actions
Conservative backbenchers have been calling on the Prime Minister to remove Dominic Cummings from his influential position after he drove from London to Durham.
JNU ‘advises’ students in hostels to leave, invites student union ire
“As per the MHA, Govt. of India and Delhi Government guidelines... the University has announced students can return to campus on or after 25 June 2020 and till then all academic activities are closed,” it added.
Angry shoppers shame woman in NY store for not wearing mask then kick her out
'Get the f*ck out of here,' one of the customers screams at the woman, who throws her hands up in protest.
Dominic Cummings has made ‘mockery’ of public health advice, say experts
The senior Government adviser has sought to defend his decision to travel to County Durham.
Congress weighs choice: ‘Go big’ on virus aid or hit ‘pause’
WASHINGTON (AP) — Congress is at a crossroads in the coronavirus crisis, wrestling over whether to “go big,” as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi wants for the next relief bill, or...
NCLAT sets aside NCLT order on making MCA party in all IBC cases
A three-member Bench of the NCLAT held that the NCLT order asking the Ministry to be made a party in all IBC cases, without giving the MCA a chance to present its side would have resulted in “serious miscarriage of justice, besides causing undue hardship”.
As China eclipses US, Brussels must rethink Beijing, says top EU diplomat
Josep Borrell said the pandemic could be seen as a turning point in the power shift from West to East, and that the "pressure to choose sides is growing."
Spoilers: Keegan's dream is destroyed in violent EastEnders scenes
Keegan's hopes and dreams were left in tatters following Monday's episode.
Private doctors refrain from prescribing tests, cite BMC pressure
Since two days, several private doctors are refusing prescription to eligible candidates for the Covid-19 test fearing backlash from the BMC.
Packed parks like Bellwoods avoidable with better communication, experts say
Images of a downtown Toronto park packed with young people seemingly flouting physical distancing guidelines designed to slow the spread of COVID-19 have drawn sharp criticism from both politicians and the public.
Watch: Boy, 12, stays calm as bear emerges from bush just metres away
Unbearable to watch.
DA calls for a special inspector-general to monitor govt's Covid-19 relief fund
DA MP Geordin Hill-Lewis said previous localised disasters, as well as regular expenditure, had been lost through illegitimate procurement practices, undue cost escalation and direct theft, which made this a necessity.
Donald Trump Fumes On Twitter As Media Slams Pandemic Golf Outing
US President Donald Trump on Monday fumed at negative media coverage of him playing golf over Memorial Day weekend, as the US death count from the coronavirus pandemic neared 100,000.
Today’s coronavirus update: A masked Memorial Day; WHO pauses hydroxy trials
Americans commemorated a socially-distant Memorial Day on Monday due to the coronavirus pandemic. With much of the nation on lockdown, grieving kin of late military veterans — including some who
Manipur jolted by two back-to-back earthquakes
Two back to back earthquakes strike Manipur on Monday evening, according to the National Centre for Seismology. The two earthquakes were reported within 13 minutes of each other. The first one,
Staten Island boat fire injures 5 people, 3 hospitalized
Authorities say a boat caught fire off Staten Island with five people aboard, sending three to the hospital.
George R.R. Martin joins group to buy historic railway
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — George R.R. Martin, the famed author of the “Game of Thrones” fantasy series, has joined a group to buy the historic Santa Fe Southern Railroad....
3-Day Ceasefire in Afghanistan to Continue for Another Week - Reports
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - The three-day ceasefire announced in Afghanistan on the occasion of the Eid al-Fitr holiday will be extended for another week, Afghan media reported...
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Frogmore deal revealed: Couple began paying back £2.4m for cottage renovations only after Prince Charles agreed to foot bill for their security in US
Harry and Meghan pledged to reimburse taxpayers for renovating their briefly lived-in Windsor home, which they have insisted on keeping as a British base despite their move to Los Angeles.
Our researchers are working on cure for coronavirus — Babcock University
A team of researchers from Babcock University, Ilisan-Remo, is working on a cure for the coronavirus, the Vice-Chancellor has revealed.
Southeast governors, IG clash community policing plan
The South East Governors Forum has expressed dismay that the Inspector General of Police allegedly reneged on its agreements on ...
Packed parks like Bellwoods avoidable with better communication, experts say
Images of a downtown Toronto park packed with young people seemingly flaunting physical distancing guidelines designed to slow the spread of COVID-19 have drawn sharp criticism from both politicians and the public.
Mobile dispensary screens 20,000 people for various ailments
The van was flagged off by District Collector C. Kathiravan on April 9.
Brazil's Bolsonaro says he expects top court to end probe into his conduct over police
Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro expects the Supreme Court to find no wrongdoing and end an investigation into potential political interference in the federal police, according to a statement from the presidential palace on Monday. An allegation by former Justice Minister Sergio Moro, a popular anti-graft
Long lines outside NYC bike stores as people avoid public transportation
Forget Trader Joe’s — long lines are snaking around the corners of Big Apple bicycle stores as transit-averse New Yorkers seek a safe way to get around during the coronavirus
New overdose prevention app available in Interior Health region
The Provincial Health Services Authority has launched a new app aimed at preventing those who use illicit drugs while by themselves from overdosing.“T
Angry farmer covers Mercedes with slurry after owner parked on land 'to go to beach'
A video shows the farm owner approaching the black Mercedes in his tractor, before he covered it with slurry after it was parked on his land on a weekend many headed to beaches
Coronavirus Hits 2 More Schools; Netanyahu Warns of Potential Second Wave
“We must prepare for a second wave of the coronavirus, which is expected to be much more lethal."
Dominic Cummings has made ‘mockery’ of public health advice, say experts
The senior Government adviser has sought to defend his decision to travel to County Durham.
Man's TV Viewing Joined By A Brood Of Europe's Largest Owl Nesting In Third-Story Planter
A kerfuffle outside one Belgium man’s living room window, which was thought to be from some problematic pigeons, turned out to be a brood of Europe’s large
California issues guidelines for church reopenings
LOS ANGELES — Religious services in California will look much different under rules unveiled Monday that limit attendance to 100 people and recommend worshippers wear masks, limit singing and refrain from shaking hands or hugging.
Three snatch SUV in Anambra - The Nation Nigeria
Three persons have been arrested by police for allegedly snatching at gunpoint a Toyota Highlander Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) and other valuables
Atlanta is home to 2 potential contenders for Biden’s VP
ATLANTA (AP) — Neither public rivals nor personal friends, Keisha Lance Bottoms and Stacey Abrams spent years climbing parallel ladders at Atlanta City Hall and the Georgia Capitol. They are...
COVID-19: Anambra, Delta hold talks to check movement on Niger Bridge
The Anambra and Delta Governments are currently holding talks to check the influx of people, seeking to cross the Niger Bri
ADANKHALIF: Covid-19 has exposed e-Learning gaps
Unequal access to the digital space locks out thousands of children, especially in the marginalised areas.
Salem Airport to resume operations on Wednesday
Temperature of passengers would be screened before boarding and passengers would be provided with PPE kits along with sanitisers by the airline.
1st deadlines for laid-off workers to get health insurance
WASHINGTON - Many laid-off workers who lost health insurance in the coronavirus shutdown soon face the first deadlines to qualify for fallback coverage unde
Air India to resume operation on Kolkata-Imphal-Aizawl route from Thursday
All scheduled commercial passenger flights have been suspended since March 25 when the government imposed a nationwide lockdown to curb the coronavirus pandemic. The flights resumed on Monday.
COVID-19 prompts Quebec to put off premiers' meeting
Quebec is postponing the Council of the Federation meeting it was set to host this summer because of COVID-19.
Under fire over lockdown trip, close aide to British PM Johnson refuses to resign
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's closest aide refused to resign on Monday, saying he had done nothing wrong by driving 250 miles from London to access childcare when Britons were being told to stay at home to fight COVID-19. Dominic Cummings has faced calls to quit from lawmakers, Church of…
Putin back in Kremlim, Russia looks to ease COVID-19 lockdown in some regions
President Vladimir Putin made a rare lockdown appearance in the Kremlin on Monday after officials said improvements in the coronavirus situation ...
WHO fears ‘silent’ COVID-19 epidemic in Africa
Africa has so far been spared the worst impact of the coronavirus, but World Health Organisation is worried the continent could face a “silent epidemic” if its leaders fail to prioritise testing fo...
China to evacuate citizens from India
India News: NEW DELHI: In what seems like a political move in the midst of strained relations and a military stand-off in the Himalayas, China has said it will ev.
Federal coronavirus testing plan puts burden on states
The 81-page document from the Department of Health and Human Services comes as the U.S. death toll from the pandemic is approaching 100,000.
Fearing COVID-19, pregnant woman refused treatment by doctors at two government hospitals in Andhra
The woman, Gouramma (30), a daily wage worker from Billehal village in Halaharvi mandal, had migrated to Goa along with other villagers before the lockdown.
Karan Johar’s two house staff test positive for Covid-19
In a statement, Karan Johar said that the building has been sterilised after Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) was informed about the same.
Gerakan, you’re moving in the wrong direction
WHEN Gerakan pulled out of Barisan Nasional (BN) on June 23, 2018 after the 14th general election, there was a glimmer of hope that perhaps the long-marginalised component party finally realised it had been heading in the wrong direction all this time. It was completely wiped out in the past election, losing the only seat it had left in Parliament.
Fine Gael TDs want economic ‘realism’, Coveney told
Tanaiste Simon Coveney has been told by Fine Gael figures that there must be “realism” and prudence in any economic plans after the Covid-19 pandemic.
'Disgusted' couple left in tears by poor-quality government-funded food parcels
Susan Collins and Tim Maber, from Somerset, have hit out at the government claiming that the food packages they received during the coronavirus pandemic were "terrible"
China threatens US counter measures if punished for Hong Kong law
HONG KONG: China on Monday (May 25) threatened counter measures against the United States if it was punished for plans to impose a sedition law on ...
China warns US against sparking Cold War - The Nation Nigeria
Wang Yi, the Chinese foreign minister, said Sunday that the U.S. should “give up on its wishful thinking of changing China” and avoid bringing..
White Woman Calls Cops on Black Man Who Asked Her to Leash Dog
The latest iteration of Karen popped up in New York City's Central Park as a white woman called the police on a black man after being asked to put ...
Corrie's Simon Gregson branded 'thick as Steve McDonald' for defending Dominic Cummings
Coronation Street actor Simon Gregson is facing a vicious backlash after he posted a tweet defending embattled Downing Street aide Dominic Cummings for breaking lockdown rules
£150k boost for Mail Force as Sky TV boss helps PPE charity fund soar to £8.9million
Jeremy Darroch (pictured middle) has donated £50,000 of his own cash while £100,000 has come from the broadcaster.
Reopening Trends: Consumers Spending More On Gas, Kids Still Home From School
The U.S. is slowly reopening its facilities, with a variety of upwards and downwards trends emerging in various areas of the retail landscape.
Universal basic income – an idea whose time has come
‘There’s nothing more powerful than an idea whose time has come,’ said Victor Hugo. This quote helps us understand the growing calls from all spheres of society worldwide for the introduction of a universal basic income (also known as a basic income grant).
‘He used his talent to serve the nation’ — Buhari mourns late journalist
President Muhammadu Buhari has commiserated with the media industry, particularly Nigeria Union of Journalists and Nigeria Guild of Editors, over the passing of Waheed Bakare, Saturday editor of New Telegraph.
EDITORIAL: Reopening country is inevitable for survival
Kenya has to rebuild the economy and institutions ravaged by the pandemic.
Nizamabad: Blistering heat haunts public from dawn
Highest temperature of 46.1 degree C was recorded in Kaldurki village of Bodhan district and the lowest of 38.1 degree C in Palda village in Nizamabad mandal and 38.4 in Lakshmapur in Makloor mandal.
Several high school students in Georgia tested positive for COVID-19 after attending a drive-through graduation parade
The Lovett School in Atlanta did not disclose how many students had tested positive for COVID-19, but described the number as "several."
Evening top 5: No new coronavirus deaths in Republic as 59 new cases confirmed
Coronavirus: No new deaths reported in Republic for first time since MarchThere have been no new...
Labour Laws: Legal hurdles, trade union opposition force some states to pull back major changes
The move also comes close on the heels of the Madhya Pradesh government last week amending its proposed changes to labour laws, citing the need for legal consent before workers are asked to work overtime.
Desert Locusts Enter Maharashtra's Vidarbha Region
A swarm of desert locusts has entered the eastern part of Maharashtra where district and agriculture department personnel have initiated chemical spraying on crops and vegetation to save them from the migratory pests, said officials on Monday.
1st deadlines for laid-off workers to get health insurance
WASHINGTON — Many laid-off workers who lost health insurance in the coronavirus shutdown soon face the first deadlines to qualify for fallback coverage under the Affordable Care Act.
Sex for rent rises with coronavirus poverty - The Nation Nigeria
A growing number of landlords are asking tenants for sex in exchange for housing as coronavirus lockdowns and job cuts have left many struggling...
Voice of the Mirror: Sorry hardest word for Cummings whose self-pity will con nobody
Dominic Cummings' pathetic, self-pitying display today is a prime example of a Tory elite acting as if the rules do not apply to them, and no-one will buy it
Americans make low-key Memorial Day tributes, coronavirus overshadowing events
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Americans paid a low-key tribute to those who died serving in the U.S. Armed Forces on Monday, with many Memorial Day events canceled because of the coronavirus epidemic that has killed nearly 100,000 people in the United States alone.
Viral video shows Staten Island store mob screaming at woman without mask
A viral video shows a mob of Staten Island grocery store shoppers screaming at a customer who wasn’t wearing a mask. The furious crowd yelled, “Get out!,” “Get the f–k
Joe Biden is back – from COVID-19 seclusion
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Federal coronavirus testing plan puts burden on states
The Trump administration’s new strategy for coronavirus testing puts much of the burden on states while promising to provide supplies such as swabs and material to transport specimens. In a joint letter, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer, New Jersey Rep. Frank Pallone
Gran, 81, dies after two residents from care home ‘with 15 coronavirus deaths transferred to her home’
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Coronavirus: There is something positive about Covid-19 management in Nigeria - Jonathan
Former president, Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, has warned against the possibility of coronavirus pandemic breeding dictators in Africa as scourge exceeds 5-million.
US President Trump: I'm getting it all back (from China)
US President Donald Trump has been crossing the wires on Monday, US time. Trump has tweeted, Great reviews on our handling of COVID-19, sometimes refe
Mother's Day gatherings boosted COVID-19 cases, health minister says
TORONTO — Mother's Day gatherings contrary to physical distancing rules helped boost Ontario's COVID-19 cases, the health minister said Monday, and those rising numbers — plus concern over a large crowd at a Toronto park over the weekend — are delayi
GAITHO: Going after Ruto will not solve Kenya’s ills, let’s
An impeachment Motion or criminal charge motivated by political skulduggery adds nothing to the campaign for a just society.
13 charges laid after dramatic downtown police pursuit
Toronto police have laid 13 charges against a Toronto man they allege was involved in a dramatic police pursuit through the downtown core which also involved a stolen police cruiser.
FIFA suspends Haiti football president accused of rape
FIFA on Monday suspended the president of Haiti's football federation for 90 days pending an investigation into allegations of rape.
Legendary Alligator Saturn – Rumored To Be Hitler's Pet – Dies In Moscow Aged 84
An alligator that was long-rumored to be Adolf Hitler's pet (which is likely to be untrue) has died in a Moscow zoo at the age of 84. Saturn the alligator
Authorities: Bear attacks mountain biker in southern Montana
BILLINGS, Montana (AP) — A mountain biker was attacked by a grizzly bear Monday near the southern Montana community of Big Sky, according to authorities. Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks...
Brian Reade: Cummings' gag about testing his eyes was a true Bank Holiday comedy
Thanks to Downing Street for putting on Carry On Bullsh*tting featuring Dominic Cummings, reminding me of the comedy films I used to watch on Bank Holidays when I was growing up
Elaborate arrangements made at Srinagar airport as air travel service resumes
Elaborate arrangements were made at the Srinagar airport to receive first flights after commercial air travel service resumed operations after two months
Rescued migrant labourers narrate their ordeal to RDO
An inquiry was conducted with 14 migrant youth engaged in borewell industry in Madurai to ascertain whether they were kept as bonded labourers. They were rescued over a month ago by a city-based non g
California to allow places of worship to reopen, in-store retail shopping to resume
California will allow houses of worship to open for in-person services at reduced capacity and let retailers open for in-store shopping, state officials announced Monday.
Man swims across moat to enter Imperial Palace grounds
A Japanese man was arrested in Tokyo on Monday after swimming across the Imperial Palace's moat to scale an outer wall, entering off-limits parts of the grounds, police said. They said the man appeared to be in his 40s and was arrested mid-morning after emerging on palace grounds shortly before…
Is Britain REALLY the sick man of Europe? We've had the most deaths but figures reveal there's more to the story than meets the eye
We take a look at the numbers coronavirus-related numbers we do have and the stories behind the statistics of some of the countries 'apparently' faring better or worse than the UK.
In Philippine slums, heat, hunger take a toll under lockdown
MANILA: One by one, Michelle Asinto's six children take the plate of rice doused in soy sauce and eat their share before passing it on. This is ...
Shunned by his party, Iowa’s Steve King fights for his seat
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Rep. Steve King is fighting for his political life — but not because he's compared immigrants crossing the border illegally to cattle. His Republican opponents...
Hyderabad: Murders of seers reveal sinister designs, says HJS
Hyderabad: The Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) condemning the growing incidents of brutal killings of Hindu Sadhus in different parts of the country has demanded a thorough probe to bring perpetrators...
Fate of final semester exams in Maharashtra still in limbo
On Monday, Minister for Higher and Technical Education Uday Samant held a meeting, through videoconferencing, with vice-chancellors of state’s non-agricultural universities to discuss the possibility of cancelling exams.
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte did not get to visit his dying mother due to coronavirus restrictions
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte did not get to visit his dying mother due to strict coronavirus restrictions, his spokesperson has said.
Denmark to let cross-border couples meet - if they show photos, love letters
Denmark eased its border controls with other Nordic countries and Germany on Monday, allowing cross-border couples separated by the coronavirus ...
Japan's small clinics driven to brink as virus-wary patients stay home
As Japan eases coronavirus curbs following its first wave of cases, many small medical clinics are scrambling to stay afloat and the doctors who run them are calling for government support as patients keep away for fear of infection. Such clinics are the backbone of a healthcare system short of…
Turkish President extends Eid-ul-Fitr greetings, best wishes to PM Imran over phone
The Turkish President also expressed his condolences to Imran Khan over Karachi
Several high school students in Georgia tested positive for COVID-19 after attending a drive-through graduation parade
Several high school students in Georgia tested positive for COVID-19 after participating in a drive-through graduation ceremony, school officials said in a letter to students’ families that was first reported by CNN.
Warning signs posted in Nanakuli after shark sighting | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
The City and County of Honolulu says warning signs have been posted at Depot’s Beach in Nanakuli after a 10-foot-long shark was spotted in the area.
Hungary bows to EU court on migrant prisons
Hungary has backed down in its clash with EU courts on asylum seekers, after letting people out of barbed-wire compounds called "transit zones" on its southern border in line with a court ruling. "I might start running for kilometres. It's so good to feel...
‘What planet are they on?’ – UK press attacks Johnson and Cummings
Criticism has come from some unlikely sections of the national media over the crisis at No 10.
Vizag gas leak: Andhra Pradesh High Court orders seizure of LG Polymers’ premises, bars directors from leaving India
The Andhra Pradesh High Court has issued interim directions to completely seize the premises of LG Polymers at RR Venkatapuram village in Visakhapatnam district where the gas leak mishap took place
Babu Owino's Heated Interview With Anne Kiguta Sparks Outrage [VIDEO]
The heated interview saw Kiguta relentlessly press the lawmaker over the shooting of Felix Oringa aka DJ Evolve, frustrating Babu who...
Dancing with disinfectant: China's nightclubs back in the groove
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Nightclubs in China have mostly come back to life as owners and customers feel increasingly comfortable the novel coronavirus epidemic is under control, but disinfectant, disposable cups and masks have become part of the experience.
Case against Ponmudi and 99 others for violating prohibitory orders
The former minister and partymen held a meeting violating lockdown norms, says official
New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern keeps cool as earthquake strikes during TV interview
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern was largely unphased when an earthquake struck during a live TV interview Monday morning. “We’re just having a bit of an earthquake here, Ryan,” Ardern
Covid: TN hospital designs low cost respirator
Meenakshi Hospital, a multi specialty hospital in Thanjavur and a part of Meenakshi Mission Hospital and Research Centre, Madurai, has designed a 'cost-effective purifying respirator system that provides 100 per cent protection from Covid-19 infection' for surgeons and other healthcare professionals in operation theatres. Continue Reading →
Court rules comedian’s bushfire fund can’t go to victims, wildlife
A court has ruled millions of dollars raised during the bushfire crisis by comedian Celeste Barber, cannot be distributed to charities or other States to help people and wildlife. The money also can’t…
Grenfell fears prevent timber building boom
Plans to reduce the height of wood-based properties contradicts advice to increase construction.
As India resumes domestic operations partially after two months of shutdown, 82 flights cancelled on Day 1
The Centre had only allowed limited flights of about one-third capacity of the summer schedule to operate between metro cities and other destinations.
EU and UK stumbling into Irish border crisis
The looming collapse of the Irish border deal, threatening security, is the elephant in the room in Brexit talks, a top UK think-tank has warned.
How coronavirus might hit EU defence spending
Among the casualties of coronavirus - worldwide and in the EU - is the defence sector. However, the Covid-19 pandemic has not made the world a less dangerous place and there is no alternative to having a functioning defence system.
Huge increase in demand for Walsall befriending service
A community befriending service says it has seen a huge increase in demand due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Serial rapist breaks his back while escaping from Police
A serial rapist popularly referred to as 'the Beast of Kavos' while escaping from Police after he raped a woman, has broken his back when he plunged 100ft into a ravine in Greece. The man whose
White House goal on testing nursing homes unmet
Many states said the logistics, costs and manpower needs are too great to test all residents and staff in a two-week window.
Covid-19 patients not infectious after 11 days: Singapore study
The latest findings may have implications on the country’s patient discharge policy. The discharge criteria is currently based on negative test results rather than infectiousness.
54 New Cases of Coronavirus Reported in Uttar Pradesh, 161 Died so far -
On Sunday, 254 new cases of Covid-19 infected were reported in Uttar Pradesh. Also, the number of people who lost
Republicans sue to block California from voting by mail in November
May 25 (UPI) -- Several Republican groups have filed a lawsuit against California Gov. Gavin Newsom's executive order to allow Californians to vote by mail in the November presidential election due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Six women prisoners murdered by inmates in Honduras
TEGUCIGALPA: Six women were killed by alleged gang members at a women's prison near the Honduran capital Tegucigalpa, the National Penitentiary ...
Work to repair a huge sinkhole could take six weeks
Work to repair a huge sinkhole on a Black Country road could take up to six weeks.
Family seeks answers to Len's war
Len Hitchens, like so many others who fought in the war, did not speak about his experiences.
Umahi laments lack of test kits as Ebonyi’s COVID-19 cases hit 33
The call was part of the Governor's live broadcast on COVID-19 update in the State at the Government House, Abakaliki on Sunday
Lagos closes Marine Beach Bridge for repairs - The Nation Nigeria
The Lagos State Government has announced partial closure of the Marine Beach Bridge by Total Gas, inwards Apapa for five months to pave way for...
Family Poisoned by Fake Ruto Donation
A family was treated after they were poisoned by donations branded William Ruto Foundation...
Bengal Govt. blames Calcutta Electric Supply Corporation for power collapse
‘The problem is not just because trees could not be removed. CESC told us they did not have enough staff,’ says Kolkata Municipal Corporation administrator Firhad Hakim,
40 Percent of Factories Halt Operations as Business Declines
The Chamber of Mines and Commerce said on Sunday that 40 percent of factories across the country have halted their activities due to a lack of raw material and lack of mark
Thousands displaced in Nakasongola by rising Lake Kyoga water levels
Nakasongola, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | More than 9,000 people have been displaced by the rising water levels of Lake Kyoga in Nakasongola district. According to district reports, the number of affected landing sites have also risen to 29 leaving 9,853 people displaced. The affected landing sites are Kyalusaka, Irima, Kasambya, Kisenyi, Kibuye, Kansira ,Kikoge …
Universities plan smaller classes and online lectures in return after coronavirus lockdown
Universities are planning to reopen student campuses from next month as they start to adapt to life after the coronavirus pandemic.
Dudley Zoo losing £50,000-a-week as coronavirus hits investment plans
Dudley Zoo is losing £50,000 a week while being closed amid the coronavirus crisis with bosses admitting they will have to put plans for a £800,000 new enclosure on hold.
Man sneezes at Vir Das, threatens to slap him for not wearing mask. But I'm at home, says comedian
Vir Das' 73-year-old neighbour sneezed at him and threatened to slap him because apparently the comedian was not following the social distancing protocols.
Hong Kong security chief warns of 'terrorism' as government backs new security laws
Hong Kong's security chief said "terrorism" was growing in the city, as government departments rallied on Monday behind Beijing's plans to introduce nation
South Africa to lift ban on alcohol sales from June
The country had implemented one of the world's most stringent lockdowns after recording its first coronavirus-related death in March. The South African government banned the sale of tobacco and alcoho
Council bosses still deciding fate of bonfire displays in Black Country
Council bosses are still deciding over whether bonfires will go ahead in the Black Country.
Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem did not open on Sunday as planned
Two months after the doors were shut to curb the spread of the coronavirus, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem remained closed to the public on
'Time is right' to reopen Newport railway line as work continues on innovation park
Work is continuing on the high-tech Newport Innovation Park under the lockdown.
People more worried about economic crisis than health issues from coronavirus, finds study
The study - conducted by Centre for Marketing in Emerging Economies (CMEE) at IIM Lucknow - revealed that majority (79 percent) of people are worried and surrounded by a feeling of fear (40 percent) and sadness (22 percent).
Officials: 2 church services sources of virus outbreaks
As Gov. Gavin Newsom prepares to release plans for how religious institutions can reopen in California during the coronavirus pandemic, health officials announced that two church services that were held without authorization have been sources of outbreaks.
New Zealand PM Ardern’s response to earthquake goes viral
New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Arden went viral Monday over the composure she kept during an earthquake on live television.
Could the Black Country become a cycling Yamsterdam?
As cycling becomes more popular amid the pandemic, could the Black Country become a Yamsterdam?
Hundreds of Russian, Syrian mercenaries quit Libya's front lines
Turkish military intervention has halted an attempt by Moscow-backed strongman Khalifa Haftar to capture Tripoli.
Lockdown to be extended? TN CM to hold discussions with medical experts tomorrow
With the fourth phase of lockdown coming to an end on 31 May, Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami will hold a discussion with medical experts on Tuesday, to seek their view on easing restrictions. Continue Reading →
Universities plan smaller classes and online lectures in return after coronavirus lockdown
Universities are planning to reopen student campuses from next month as they start to adapt to life after the coronavirus pandemic.
Domino Park Introduces Social Distancing Circles to Adapt to the COVID-19 Crisis
Domino Park has introduced a series of painted social distancing circles.
Johor police foil attempt to smuggle RM1.9m drugs to Indonesia
JOHOR BARU, May 25 — Police have foiled an attempt to smuggle 47.6 kilogrammes of syabu worth RM1.9 million following the arrest of two local men aged 22 and 29, at Teluk Sengat, Kota Tinggi, near here on Friday, May 22. Johor Police Chief Datuk Ayob Khan Mydin Pitchay said...
Why Mansfield has the lowest number of coronavirus cases in Nottinghamshire
'I think from people I've spoken to in the community really understands the risk'
Miller Hull Studio Earns Nation's First Living Building Challenge 4.0 Certification
The Miller Hull Partnership has earned a Living Building Challenge Petal Certification for the renovation of its San Diego studio.
Domino Park Introduces Social Distancing Circles to Adapt to the COVID-19 Crisis
Domino Park has introduced a series of painted social distancing circles.
MP's plea to help Young Farmers
An MP has called on the Government to give a share of a new £150 million fund for charities to Young Farmers' clubs in Shropshire, saying they are on course to lose £50,000 this year due to the coronavirus outbreak.
States need to ask for permission if they want UP workers back: Adityanath
As per feedback received from migrant workers who reached Uttar Pradesh, Adityanath said safeguarding their rights should get utmost attention and importance
Closed mosques, no hugs: Subdued Eid celebrations in India as Coronavirus grips nation
With religious places shut due to the COVID-19 pandemic, people across the nation celebrated a subdued and somber eid, striving to 'connect hearts' instead of embracing each other.
Spain reopening for tourism 1 July
Tourists can return to Spain from 1 July, its prime minister, Pedro Sanchez, said Saturday. Tourists "do not run a risk or bring a risk of contagion to Spain", he said, amid scattered anti-lockdown protests in Madrid. "The hardest is behind us ... we've o...
Digicel Foundation pumps $42m in humanitarian project
DIGICEL FOUNDATION has announced a significant investment in Jamaica’s response to the COVID-19 crisis with the launch of its $42-million islandwide humanitarian project, Operation SAFE, (Sanitising, Advocating, Feeding, and Enabling) in the fight...
Dudley Zoo losing £50,000-a-week as coronavirus hits investment plans
Dudley Zoo is losing £50,000 a week while being closed amid the coronavirus crisis with bosses admitting they will have to put plans for a £800,000 new enclosure on hold.
India welcomes Afghan government, Taliban Eid ceasefire
Earlier, India had expressed concern over the violence in the country despite a deal between the US and the Taliban that would allow for the US to withdraw its troops from Afghanistan after a more than 18-year long stay.
New Zealand's Ardern stays cool as earthquake strikes during live interview
WELLINGTON — New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern was unflustered by an earthquake that struck the capital Wellington on Monday while she was doing a live TV interview, and calmly continued with the program.
Mandatory COVID-19 test at Chandigarh airport for all travellers bound for Punjab
With the Centre resuming domestic flight services from May 25, the Mohali district administration said on Sunday that all air travellers bound for Punjab shall be tested for COVID-19 upon their
Coronavirus Outbreak: India's death toll tops 4,000-mark; case tally crosses 1.38 lakh; highest spike yet
As many as 6,977 new COVID-19 cases and 154 deaths were reported in the country in the last 24 hours
Police: Video of health workers in hazmat suits removing dead body not taken in Brickfields
KUALA LUMPUR, May 25 — Brickfields police said today that a viral video of Health Ministry officials in full personal protective equipment (PPE) transporting a dead body outside a supermarket was not from the district. Brickfields police chief Assistant Commissioner Zairulnizam Mohd...
Seal Beach police enforce physical distancing at beach
Police on ATVs were out on patrol in Seal Beach making sure people followed the rules on the sand as the beach was open during the weekend.
Further four deaths and 57 new cases of coronavirus
A further four people who had been diagnosed with Covid-19 have died.
Celeste Barber's record-breaking $51 million bushfire fundraiser cannot be split up and donated to other charities, the Supreme Court has ruled
The amount raised may have broken fundraising records, but the $51.3 million raised by Celeste Barber remains bound to the law.
'You can drink, but you can't smoke,' Cyril Ramaphosa tells South Africans as lockdown is relaxed
South Africans will be allowed to buy and sell alcoholic beverages on June 1 after a ban on liquor that lasted more than 60 days.
Expert: The Palestinians need the security coordination more than Israel - Defense/Security
Prof. Efraim Inbar explains why the PA will not go through with its threat to end security coordination with Israel.
Thanks paid to staff and residents after 'smooth' reopening of Shropshire tips
Shropshire Council has thanked residents and operators of the county's tips following their successful reopening.
Qatar virus tracing app stirs rare privacy backlash
Qatar's contact tracing app goes considerably further – it forces Android users to permit access to their picture and video galleries, while also allowing the app to make unprompted calls
Bishop chases worshippers without face masks out of Enugu church
Raphael Ede, Enugu The Catholic Bishop of Enugu Diocese, Most Rev. Callistus Onaga, on Sunday chased out worshipers who were not wearing face masks during the Holy Mass to mark the 2020 World Comm...
NNPC lists parameters for employment, career progression; makes new top appointments
Explaining the parameters, NNPC Group General Manager, Group Public Affairs Division, Dr. Kennie Obateru, stated that the basic academic requirement for newly employed Graduate Trainees in the corporation is a minimum of a Second-Class Upper Division or an Upper Credit for Higher National Diploma certificate holders
Hong Kong security, police chiefs warn of growing 'terrorism' as Taiwan promises assistance to people
Hong Kong's security and police chiefs said "terrorism" was growing in the city, as government departments rallied on Monday behind Beijing's plans to introduce national security laws after thousands took to the streets to protest against the move. The security legislation, which could see Chinese intelligence agencies set up bases…
New Zealand Prime Minister continues interview during 5.8 magnitude earthquake
An earthquake that hit New Zealand on Monday physically shook Prime Minister Jacinda Adern during a live television interview.
Officer shoots knife-wielding man who disrupted North Carolina church service
WAXHAW, N.C. — A sheriff’s deputy shot and wounded a man who was armed with a knife when deputies responded to a complaint that he had disrupted an outdoor church service in North Carolina on
Why Southern Nigeria should sleep with an eye open, by Joseph Udo
From my research, the second group is of the view that individuals arrested in the misadventure to the South do not appear like people who can afford to pay the fare for such trips, which means they have sponsors. And of course, those sponsors have assignments for them to undertake when they settle down in the South
Flashback: The Telford & Wrekin Council flag dispute that refused to die down
2003. A rumbling row in Telford in the early years of the new millennium was sending some folk up the pole.
Americans spend holiday at beaches and parks as virus death toll nears 100,000
(Reuters) - Americans sunbathed on beaches, fished from boats and strolled on boardwalks this holiday weekend, even as the U.S. death toll from COVID-19 fast approaches 100,000.
Industrial estates in TN start functioning with new rules
Following permission from the Tamilnadu government, factories in industrial esates located in non-containment zones in the State, including those at Ambattur and Guindy, resumed their operations from today. Continue Reading →
Covid-19 update: India registers another big spike in cases with 6,977 new infections
However, the number of active Covid-19 cases is 77,103, while 57,720 people have recovered from the virus, the Union Health Ministry said
Coronavirus: Why you should not dump a mask on the roadside in the UAE
A look at the health, environmental and other implications; plus, are reusable masks good?
The Pandemic Is Exposing the Limits of Science
The financial crisis tarnished the field of economics. Will the coronavirus do the same for medicine?
Geography Issues: Woman Who Breaks Lockdown Travelling to Welsh Beach Thinks Wales is in England
Despite the UK government advising to ease the pandemic restrictions, Wales is still urging people to stay at home. England, however, has started lifting the quarantine...
Social distancing will add another somber note to Memorial Day observances
In a typical year, Memorial Day is marked in Easton with fanfare: school bands, American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars groups and others march while crowds line the streets waving flags.
Israeli plane lands in Turkey for first time in 13 years, says El Al
On Sunday, El Al's Dreamliner aircraft, converted to carry cargo, landed in Istanbul. It was loaded there with 24 tonnes of humanitarian coronavirus equipment, destined for Israel and the US
Lagos to close Marine Beach Bridge for five months
The Lagos State Government announced a plan to effect partial closure of the Marine Beach Bridge, Apapa, to vehicular movement, from May 27 to October 21.
New South Wales urges parents to work from home as schools reopen
SYDNEY, May 25 — Australia's most populous state today urged locals to continue working from home despite schools reopening as the number of coronavirus cases slows. Australia has reported just over 7,100 Covid-19 infections, including 102 deaths, well below figures reported by other developed...
Pakistani families mourn plane crash victims, no Aidilfitri celebration
KARACHI, May 25 — As Fazal Rahmaan, 80 and his wife, Wahida Rahmaan, 74, boarded a plane in the Pakistani city of Lahore on Friday, their family's biggest fear was that they might get catch the coronavirus on their way to spend the holiday in Karachi. Instead the couple, who had been married for...
Jharkhand board exam evaluation process to begin from May 28; result to be announced in June
NDTV reports that the JAC will begin the evaluation process on Thursday and the result is expected to be announced by June end.
Despite public health crisis, it is courts’ duty to protect rights of citizens: Justice Chandrachud
The Supreme Court judge also said an open-court hearing is the ‘spine’ of the justice system, and cannot be substituted by virtual courts.
A year after Courtney's death, mother remembers her 'little girl'
Courtney Herron's body was found in Royal Park on May 25, 2019. A year later, family and friends gathered at her grave in the autumn sun to remember her.
Need More Women Peacekeepers In UN, Says Indian Commander
Efforts must be made to significantly increase the number of uniformed women personnel in the UN peacekeeping missions, an Indian woman commander stationed in Congo has said, underlining that they serve as role models for girls and women everywhere.
How HomeServe has had to adapt to ensure it is there for customers
The boss of home repairs firm HomeServe today paid tribute to the efforts of his staff to ensure essential emergency work is carried out in people’s homes.
Basic-school principal hosts free online lessons
KEREEN HIBBERTS, principal of Marcus Garvey Basic School, Kingston, has been hosting free online reading lessons to assist students who are at home due to the coronavirus pandemic. Schools across Jamaica have been closed since mid-March. The...
The anti-establishment figure putting Boris Johnson at risk
Dominic Cummings is a divisive figure whose defiant nature may yet prove to be his downfall.
Andy Richardson: Now even cats like Felix can catch Covid-19
Animals are starting to retreat as humans emerge from lockdown. Some, however, are feeling the strain.
China denies using Coronavirus to grow presence in South China Sea
China’s foreign minister is dismissing claims that the country is exploiting the coronavirus outbreak to expand its footprint in the South China Sea, labeling such accusations as “sheer nonsense.”
Bengaluru, Chennai among 4 role model cities in handling COVID-19
Bengaluru, Jaipur, Indore and Chennai have been identified by the Centre as possible role models for other cities in handling COVID-19.
Dancing with disinfectant: China’s nightclubs back in the groove
SHANGHAI, May 25 — Nightclubs in China have mostly come back to life as owners and customers feel increasingly comfortable the novel coronavirus epidemic is under control, but disinfectant, disposable cups and masks have become part of the experience. At 44KW, a club for electronic music lovers...
Window to file for government health insurance approaching for coronavirus filers
Many laid-off workers who lost health insurance in the coronavirus shutdown soon face the first deadlines to qualify for fallback coverage under the Affordable Care Act.
TTD to auction 50 immovable properties in TN, Andhra
Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) has decided to auction 50 immovable petty properties located at different places in Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Rishikesh in Uttarakhand, a top functionary of TTD said on Sunday. Continue Reading →
Eden-Monaro byelection date set for July 4
Speaker Tony Smith will issue the writs on Thursday for what will be a five-and-a-half-week campaign.
Coronavirus: United States bans travel from Brazil
Latin American country has nearly 350,000 Covid-19 cases with 22,000 deaths
COVID-19 Side-Effect: CDC Warns Rats Might Be More Aggressive During Pandemic; Rodent's Urine Can Cause Food-Borne Illnesses
CDC warned the public that rats might be more aggressive during the pandemic. Food-borne illnesses can be spread by rodents' urine, especially to children.
Kaduna Govt. keeps silent as health workers shun El Rufai’s sack threat, commence strike
There is anxiety in Kaduna State following threat by the state government to disengage over 11, 000 health workers.
Miller Hull Studio Earns Nation's First Living Building Challenge 4.0 Certification
The Miller Hull Partnership has earned a Living Building Challenge Petal Certification for the renovation of its San Diego studio.
Crackdown as HK security chief warns of growing 'terrorism'
Hong Kong's security chief on Monday warned "terrorism" was growing in the city as the local government rallied behind Beijing's plan to impose national security laws on the restive territory and police fired tear gas and pepper spray at thousands of people who took to the streets to protest.
Five-hour VE Day busk by Telford veteran helps raise thousands for Severn Hospice
A guitarist has helped raise thousands of pounds for charity with a five-hour sponsored busk on VE Day.
Herman Van Rompuy on power and influence in the EU
Power is like manure, it should be spread, never piled up.
Bad experiences in Derbyshire supermarkets during coronavirus lockdown
Staff and customers have revealed the problems they've faced
China warns US against sparking Cold War
Wang Yi, the Chinese foreign minister, said Sunday that the U.S. should “give up on its wishful thinking of changing China” and avoid bringing the two countries to a “new Cold War.”
‘Hard to See’ Hong Kong Remaining the Asian Financial Center if China Takes Over
Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” White House National Security Adviser Robert […] More
40 Percent of Factories Halt Operations as Business Declines
The Chamber of Mines and Commerce said on Sunday that 40 percent of factories across the country have halted their activities due to a lack of raw material and lack of mark
Glenmuir High doubles efforts to help COVID-19 affected families
GLENMUIR HIGH School in Clarendon has merged efforts with donors, locally and overseas, to assist some families affected by the novel coronavirus. The disease has infected over five million people worldwide, caused over 300,000 deaths, and has had...
Shrewsbury charity receives £3,000 to help caregivers
A Shrewsbury charity that is supporting vulnerable people through the coronavirus crisis has been awarded a £3,000 grant to provide support to isolated or bereaved caregivers during lockdown.
Shropshire village shop marks 10th birthday but 'lifeline' service continues
Set up following the 2008 recession to support a small village between Newport and Market Drayton, the Cheswardine Community Shop marked its 10th anniversary under lockdown, when the lifeline it provides to villagers is more clear than ever before.
Welcome to the flight, I'm your air-hostess, not a nurse
Flight crew will be clothed head to toe to prevent spread of Covid-19
A world redrawn: US coronavirus response fatally ‘chaotic,’ says Noam Chomsky
The United States is on a chaotic path with no federal plan against the coronavirus pandemic as it reduces public health funding and ignores the advances of climate change, according to activist scholar Noam Chomsky, considered the founder of modern linguistics.
Covid-19: France reports 36 deaths, infections minimal
First long weekend of summer offers up dose of hope for recovery
Yamina MK: Netanyahu is to blame for the sickness of the justice system - Defense/Security
"A day on which the Israeli Prime Minister sits on the defendant’s bench is a sad day for the State of Israel," says MK Matan Kahana.
Zoo could put down 300 animals as it only has enough cash to feed them for a week
Borth Wild Animal Kingdom owners Tracy and Dean Tweedy are facing the "last resort" - though council chiefs have already "lost confidence" following the deaths of numerous animals
How HomeServe has had to adapt to ensure it is there for customers
The boss of home repairs firm HomeServe today paid tribute to the efforts of his staff to ensure essential emergency work is carried out in people’s homes.
Is today a bank holiday and when is the next one?
Planning ahead can help you get the most out of the next bank holiday.
A year after Courtney's death, mother remembers her 'little girl'
Courtney Herron's body was found in Royal Park on May 25, 2019. A year later, family and friends gathered at her grave in the autumn sun to remember her.
1st deadlines for laid-off workers to get health insurance
People who lose workplace insurance generally have 60 days from when their coverage ended to apply for an ACA plan.
TN govt implements strict guidelines for air passengers
As the flight operations resumed in Chennai today after two months, the guidelines issued by the government said all domestic air travellers coming into Tamilnadu should register themselves in TNePass portal and (if asymptomatic) should undergo 14 day home quarantine. Continue Reading →
Western Australia hit by 'once-in-a-decade' storm
A vast stretch of coast is lashed by torrential rain and huge swells, causing widespread damage.
Mumbai faces shortage of medical staff, hospital beds as coronavirus cases rise to 30,359; city records one-fifth of infections in India
Mumbai’s municipal authority said it had ordered public officials to take control of at least 100 private hospital beds in all 24 zones in the city of almost 20 million people to make more beds available for coronavirus patients.
Austria president 'sorry' for breaking curfew
Austrian president Alexander Van der Bellen has publicly apologised after breaking the country's new curfew rules by staying in a restaurant until after 11PM. "I went out for the first time since the lockdown with two friends and my wife. We then lost tra...
MMRCL to set up two COVID-19 care facilities
Amid the rising number of coronavirus cases in the city, Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation (MMRCL) said it is setting up two COVID care facilities. MMRC on Sunday said it is constructing two COVID care
Coronavirus updates: Record 6,977 new cases in India in last 24 hours, tally now 1,38,845
Death toll climbs to 4,021; PPEs, masks procurement ramped up
Andy Richardson: Now even cats like Felix can catch Covid-19
Animals are starting to retreat as humans emerge from lockdown. Some, however, are feeling the strain.
Railways operated 3,000 Shramik trains to send migrants home: Piyush Goyal
The Railways Minister urged the states to cooperate with his Ministry to help the workers
South Korea reports 16 new cases of coronavirus
The figures released by the Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Monday brought national totals to 11,206 cases and 267 deaths.
Covid-19: Chennai reports more infections, 23 districts ‘nil’ cases
Tamilnadu on Sunday recorded eight deaths due to COVID-19, taking the toll to 111 while 765 fresh cases saw the state's total infections breaching the 16,000 mark, the Health department said. Continue Reading →
Suriname votes in poll crucial for convicted-killer president
Suriname went to the polls on Monday with strongman President Desi Bouterse seeking a third term, battling to hold onto power to avoid spending his twilight years in prison after being convicted of murder.
Missing North Delta senior found deceased
88-year-old Jarnail Sanghera had been missing since the morning of Friday, May 15
54 flights to land at Bengaluru Airport on first day of resuming operations
Till 9 a.m. on Monday, five flights have landed at the KIA and 17 have taken off to various destinations
Tampa Bay area agencies forced to reevaluate hurricane season plans due to COVID-19
Hurricane preparations are being be reevaluated almost daily as new information comes out with COVID-19.
Could new cycle lanes transform Shropshire?
As cycling becomes more popular amid the pandemic, could Shropshire become Britain's answer to Amsterdam?
A year after Courtney's death, mother remembers her 'little girl'
Courtney Herron's body was found in Royal Park on May 25, 2019. A year later, family and friends gathered at her grave in the autumn sun to remember her.
A year after Courtney's death, mother remembers her 'little girl'
Courtney Herron's body was found in Royal Park on May 25, 2019. A year later, family and friends gathered at her grave in the autumn sun to remember her.
China’s border foul play is to divert attention from its internal and international miseries
The pandemic has hit China hard and the country has been facing a severe crisis. There are internal problems, apart from growing pressure from the international community which has accused the country of concealing information relating to the spread of the virus.
Americans pass pandemic holiday on beaches, in parks as death toll nears 100,000
Americans sunbathed on beaches, fished from boats and strolled on boardwalks this holiday weekend, but the occasional person wearing a mask was a constant reminder that the world is still battling the coronavirus pandemic.
Eight foreign sailors freed after Benin kidnapping
Eight foreign crew members kidnapped from a Singapore-owned container ship off Benin
Josephine Teo waives S$1,000 donation demand over corruption allegations
Josephine Teo waives S$1,000 donation demand over corruption allegations
Trump defends decision to play golf as US virus death toll nears 100,000
"The Fake & Totally Corrupt News makes it sound like a mortal sin - I knew this would happen!," Trump tweeted.
Heat warning issued for Toronto, much of southern Ontario
A heat warning has been issued for much of southern Ontario as potentially record-breaking temperatures, that could reach 39 C with the humidex, move into the area.
As Coronavirus Cases Cross 1.40 Lakh-mark, India Now Among 10 Worst-hit Countries, Surpasses Iran
The JHU data further stated that India is the tenth most-affected nation by the pandemic after US, Russia, UK, Spain, Italy, Brazil, Germany, Turkey and France.
Dominic Cummings fails to apologise and has no regrets over flouting lockdown rules
Downing Street senior aide Dominic Cummings arrived at his own press conference to explain his widely condemned actions during lockdown 30 minutes late.
Ultra-rare white grizzly bear spotted near tourist resort in Banff National Park in ‘once in a lifetime opportunity’
An ultra rare white grizzly bear has been spotted near a tourist resort in Banff National Park in Canada, a 'once-in-a-lifetime' phenomenon caused by a recessive gene in the bears.
Migrant workers leave for Jharkhand, Odisha from Dindigul
DINDIGULAbout 1875 migrant workers belonging to Jharkhand and Odisha were seen off in two special trains here on Monday.Forest Minister Dindigul C Srinivasan, Collector M. Vijayalakshmi and other seni
Ayade declares PDP Counselorship candidate, 34 others wanted over cult activities
Vanguard learned that Gov Ayade's order was on the heels of the recent cult killings in the state, particularly in Calabar metropolis.
Mary-Kate Olsen Has Officially Filed For Divorce While Stuck in Quarantine
Pack your bowls of cigarettes and go! TMZ is reporting that Mary-Kate Olsen is divorcing her husband of nearly five years, Pierre Olivier Sarkozy.
After Boney Kapoor, Two Members Of Karan Johar’s Household Staff Test Positive For Covid-19
Two members of Karan Johar’s household staff have tested positive for the Covid-19. Karan Johar shared that the rest of the staff and family are not showing any symptoms.
Report: Teens Spend Seven Hours a Day Staring at Their Phones
A recent report revealed that teenagers spend an average of seven hours each day on their smartphones. The report suggests that 70 percent of teenagers conceal a portion of their online activity from their parents.
Joe Biden makes 1st in-person appearance in more than 2 months
For the first time in more than two months, presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden made an in-person appearance for Memorial Day.
'Anti-Christian attitude developing in SA' - ACDP leader warns of possible illegal church gatherings
Some religious leaders are angry over President Cyril Ramaphosa’s refusal to accede to requests to allow small gatherings and say that, if forced, congregants will ignore the government and gather for praise and worship anyway.
Rushed log legislation deserves the chop - Federated Farmers
Federated Farmers and the Forest Owners Association are joining forces to condemn the Log Brokers Bill as a Trojan horse to potentially force farmers and foresters to subsidise local processing industries from reduced export earnings.
Leo Varadkar denies breaching guidelines during Pheonix Park downtime
Leo Varakar has denied breaching Covid-19 guidelines, after he was pictured socialising in Pheonix Park with friends at the weekend.
Venkaiah Naidu reviews preparedness of LS, RS secretariats for meetings
On Saturday, Naidu discussed the issue with Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Prahlad Joshi, and senior officials of the two Houses
Coronavirus lockdown | Wives of merchant navy sailors at sea over prospects of their return
Many a family has lost its moorings as the men are away for far too long, they say
BJP seeks white paper on COVID-19 spending
State has not been able to marshall its resources properly, says Telangana BJP president Bandi Sanjay Kumar
Italy reports 92 coronavirus deaths on Monday, just 300 new infections
Deaths from the COVID-19 epidemic in Italy climbed by 92 on Monday, against 50 the day before, the Civil Protection Agency said, while the daily tally of new cases dropped to just 300 from 531 on Sunday. Sunday's daily death toll did not include fatalities from the worst-affected Lombardy region
218 Almajiris repatriated to Kaduna to get free, compulsory education - El-Rufa'i
Kaduna State Governor, Mallam Nasir Ahmad El-Rufa'i has assured that, all the 218 Almajirai who were repatriated to Kaduna and now tested...
Ministry directs educational institutions to pay staff
Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | The Ministry of Education and Sports has directed all private education institutions to duly pay their staff. Teachers and other workers in some educational institutions have reportedly gone two months without receiving their due salaries while several institutions had resorted to paying them lesser percentages with others completely suspended. …
CPF, HDB, IRAS to resume operations at service counters from Jun 2, by appointment only
SINGAPORE: Selected government service centres will resume operations from Jun 2, but by appointment only, as Singapore exits the COVID-19 ...
'No Regrets': Dominic Cummings Calls His COVID-19 Lockdown Violation 'Reasonable' Amid Outcry
Boris Johnson's aide Cummings has landed in hot water after he travelled to Durham in March to self-isolate with his family in defiance of lockdown rules. He reportedly...
Airbus team to arrive in Karachi today for assistance in PIA plane crash probe
The management of the Airbus has also expressed profound grief over the PIA plane crash.
City explores painting “social distancing circles” on the park lawns after Trinity Bellwoods chaos
Complacency and fatigue probably had a lot to do with the disarray at the popular downtown park this weekend, but where does personal responsibility fit in all of this?
Coronavirus Ireland update: No new deaths linked to Covid-19 in Republic of Ireland
This is the first day since the country hasn't recorded a death linked to Covid-19 since March 11
Democrats: Trump lacks 'serious plan' to increase coronavirus testing
Four top Democrats accused the Trump administration of not having a real national strategy for coronavirus testing.
Two injured in ATV accident near Mount Washington base
A man and a woman were taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries Monday when the all-terrain vehicle they were riding left a logging road near the foot of Mount Washington. “It looks . . .
Gardai hailed for special birthday surprise for 90-year-old woman from Ashbourne, Co Meath
Paula Joyce was heartbroken when she had to cancel a big party she had organised for her mum Marita Ryan
Covid-19: France's health workers to get ‘significant’ pay rises
Prime Minister Edouard Philippe said Monday that health workers would soon get hefty pay increases as part of an overhaul of France's hospital system in response to the coronavirus crisis.
Will the Trump Administration Fight the Coronavirus or China?
In reviewing the excruciating pressure imposed on U.S. President Donald Trump to drop his efforts to achieve a collaborative relationship with China’s President Xi Jinping, it is useful to review the strategy outlined by former United Kingdom Ambassador to Washington, Sir Kim Darroch, to manipulate him to adopt British policy initiatives. The {Daily Mail} published […]
Indian Army chief’s remarks ‘hurt sentiments of Nepali Gurkhas’, says minister
Days after Indian Army chief Gen Manoj Mukund Naravane made the comments, which were seen as a veiled reference to a possible Chinese role in the border row, Pokhrel dismissed the remarks as a “political stunt”.
Wuhan uses sample pooling to conduct 6.57 million tests in 10 days
This includes a record 1.47 million tests on Saturday
Rivers community demands justice for doctor assaulted by Air Force airmen
Chukwudi Akasike, Port Harcourt THE people of Polobubo (Tsekelewu) in Warri North Local Government Area of Delta State have called on the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), to or...
VIDEO: NIDCOM staff after being locked out of NCC office
NIDCOM Secretary Engr. Dr. Yakubu Sule Bassi, addressing the staff of the Commission shortly after being locked out of the office space.
Half of UK drivers say they will walk more to maintain cleaner air after the coronavirus pandemic, survey reveals
Half of UK drivers say they will walk more to maintain cleaner air after the coronavirus pandemic, according to results of a survey by motoring association AA.
Gary Neville mocks Dominic Cummings over ‘uncomfortable’ lockdown statement
Former England and Manchester United defender Gary Neville has mocked Dominic Cummings for his performance during a press conference. Prime minister Boris Johnson’s special advisor has been accused
Trump warns he may move Republican convention site from North Carolina
WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump warned on Monday that he may move the Republican National Convention from North Carolina set for August if the event faces state social distancing restrictions as a result of the coronavirus.
Return of UAE residents stuck in India: Missions await clarity on procedures
India won’t fly special flights to send back stranded UAE residents, says official
My administration has reduced poverty level in Delta — Okowa
Delta State Governor Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa on Monday said his administration had worked hard and reduced the poverty level in the stat
Another Kenyan Plane Shot at in Somalia
Voice of America (VOA) Somali correspondent Harun Maruf claimed that initial reports pointed at...
PM Jacinda Ardern reveals move to gatherings of 100 under alert level 2
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has revealed the government plans to allow gatherings of up to 100 from midday on Friday, 29 May.
Two people have died and several others injured following multiple incidents off Cornish coast
Two people have died, including a teenager, and several others are injured after getting into trouble off the Cornish coast. Emergency services were called out to several incidents on Monday afternoon, 25 May, following multiple 999 calls. It comes after the RNLI announced there would not be any lifeguards at beaches in Cornwall throughout the weekend.
Mum gives birth in Lidl car park as shocked shoppers watch through window
Natasha Thomson, 33, from Horden, woke up with severe contractions five days before her child was due and immediately knew that she was going to give birth, prompting a trip to University Hospital of North Tees
Africa Day: Covid-19 has multiplied SA's hardships, but continent will rise - Thandi Modise
The Covid-19 pandemic has multiplied the socio-economic hardships in our country and magnified the disparities, National Assembly Speaker Thandi Modise says.
Kushner tasked with overhauling Republican party platform ahead of election
White House senior adviser Jared Kushner has been overseeing a major attempt to overhaul the Republican party platform ahead of the 2020 election, according to a report. The effort is being led by
Ellis & Pence: Amid coronavirus, Trump understands this simple truth that Democrat governors are ignoring
Some governors are refusing to follow America's roadmap, and are instead trying to turn our system on its head
DDS to focus on ‘local’ aspect in farming
Farmers prepare seeds and fertilizer themselves on the lines of Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan
Trays used to keep wallet, mobile, laptop for x-ray sanitised after every use: CISF
India Business News: Amid the contactless travel experience at post-pandemic airports, travellers need not worry about putting their belongings in a tray for passing throu
The Hill's 12:30 Report - Presented by Facebook - Crowds return during Memorial Day weekend
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J&K: Search operation underway at 2 Pulwama villges to comb out suspected militants
Local sources said that huge contingents of forces have been deployed in these areas, however, no contact with militants has been established so far.
Domestic flights resume
Poor patronage and chaos due to cancellations hit airports in Kerala
Delta community demands justice for doctor assaulted by Air Force airmen
Chukwudi Akasike, Port Harcourt THE people of Polobubo (Tsekelewu) in Warri North Local Government Area of Delta State have called on the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), to or...
'IrrigationNZ congratulates David Bennett as he takes on the agricultural portfolio'
The announcement came today as new National Party Leader, Todd Muller, revealed the line-up of the new look National Party caucus.
Insist on institutional quarantine for expats: IMA
Kerala govt. warned of losing the battle against virus
Trump defends decision to play golf as US virus death toll nears 100,000
"The Fake & Totally Corrupt News makes it sound like a mortal sin - I knew this would happen!," Trump tweeted.
Trump marks Memorial Day by defending his weekend of golfing as the US coronavirus death toll creeps toward 100,000
As the US death toll from coronavirus crept toward 100,000, President Donald Trump spent his weekend golfing at Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, Virginia.
Glenda Gray row: Academic body accuses health dept DG of 'abuse of power', actions are 'alarming'
Department of Health acting director-general Dr Anban Pillay "abused the power" of his office when he recommended an investigation be launched into Professor Glenda Gray, the Academy of Science of South Africa says.
Covid-19: Maharashtra says passengers flying into state must go into 14-day home isolation
On Sunday, the Maharashtra government had said that only 25 flights will be allowed to land and take off from the Mumbai airport.
Why cash can save the rural jobs scheme
India is set to spend over ₹1 tn on the world’s largest rural employment programme. Can it be made to work better?.Large work sites should be opened proactively in each panchayat without waiting for applications. Anyone who shows up should be allowed to work and payments should be in cash
Democrats ding Trump on coronavirus testing after HHS report
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., slammed the Trump administration on Monday for what they say is the lack of “a serious plan for increasing testing” for the novel coronavirus as the death toll from the contagion nears 100,000.
Bushfire-hit Australians still in tents as COVID-19 slows recovery
COBARGO, Australia: Victims of Australia's catastrophic bushfires are still living in tents, garages and makeshift shelters months after the ...
WATCH | First look inside the CTICC as it gets converted into 850-bed field hospital
The Cape Town International Convention Centre's exhibition halls have been transformed into vast hospital wards.
Three injured as five vehicles crash in Anambra - The Nation Nigeria
Five vehicles on Monday were involved in two separate multiple motor accidents along Awka-Onitsha expressway in Anambra state.While two...
Domestic air travel resumes in India after 2 months, 630 flights cancelled
According to aviation industry sources, around 630 domestic flights of Monday were cancelled due to the Centre''s Sunday night announcement that there would be no flights in West Bengal and Andhra Pradesh, and limited operations at major airports such as Mumbai, Chennai and Hyderabad.
US State Counting Deaths 'Clearly From Other Causes' as Coronavirus Cases
Since first being detected in 2019 in China, coronavirus has spread around the globe, and been declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization. In all, the US has...
Montreal retailers reopening, with distancing measures in place
Mask-wearing, Plexiglas barriers, frequent disinfecting and no-touch browsing are some of the measures being put in place by retailers as Quebec eases measures to contain the spread of COVID-19.
Hauora Heretaunga Staff Leading The Way In Improving Access To Care
Hawke’s Bay District Health Board’s acting chief nurse and midwifery officer Karyn Bousfield is thrilled to see nurses at Hauora Heretaunga leading the way in improving access to care for our community, by becoming Registered Nurse Prescribers.
Italy reports 92 coronavirus deaths on Monday, just 300 new infections
ROME (Reuters) - Deaths from the COVID-19 epidemic in Italy climbed by 92 on Monday, against 50 the day before, the Civil Protection Agency said, while the daily tally of new cases dropped to just 300 from 531 on Sunday.
Ideology, strategy key in securing our development - Museveni
The President was yesterday delivering a lecture to senior military officers at the Senior Staff and Command College, Kimaka in Jinja.
Salmon to hit slide soon
Parts of a pneumatic fish pump dubbed the salmon cannon have arrived at the site of a massive landslide along British Columbia's Fraser River, where Fisheries and Oceans Canada expects some salmon to begin arriving soon.
Mumbai airport handles 47 domestic flights after services resume
Several passengers who had come to the airport to catch early flights were stranded after several airlines announced cancellations. The routes of many flights also had to be re-chalked by the airlines.
Trump marks Memorial Day by defending his weekend of golfing as the US coronavirus death toll creeps toward 100,000, Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore
Business Insider - Trump frequently criticized Obama for golfing while he was in the White House, but has not held himself to the same standard as president.. Read more at businessinsider.sg
Tyrone Mings fires brutal seven-word jibe at Dominic Cummings for Barnard Castle visit
Aston Villa latest news - The England defender watched today's media briefing which saw the PM's top aide, Dominic Cummings, grilled over a needless visit to a well-known beauty spot - despite having signs of Covid-19
Trudeau, Singh pressed on party's decision to access COVID-19 wage subsidy
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faced multiple questions today on why his party applied for a federal wage subsidy program for organizations facing economic hardship due to COVID-19.
Derbyshire man 'sworn at and abused' for trying to social distance
He was out walking with his father when the incident happened
The Special Challenge of Fighting COVID-19 in Africa
Western governments and NGOs are grappling with their own outbreaks, leaving African nations largely on their own
Karnataka govt allows exemptions for ministers, airlines crew from quarantine norms
Airlines crew who are on official duty and any person holding a negative COVID-19 test certificate would also need not undergo the mandatory seven days institutional quarantine stipulated in the standard operating procedure (SOP) issued on Friday for inter-state passengers coming from states with high number of corona
Apprentices needed to work at Sizewell A nuclear reactor site
Four apprentices are being sought to work on one of the country’s oldest nuclear reactors currently being decomissioned on the Suffolk coast.
Joe Biden makes first public appearance since March
The apparent Democratic presidential nominee and his wife laid a wreath Monday to honor Delaware war dead, his first public foray since mid-March.
Two rescued as 60 people gather at disused 'blue lagoon' quarry pool
Two people had to be rescued by firefighters during a bank holiday gathering at a disused quarry pool.
N.S. reports 1 new COVID-19 case for 3rd day in a row; 974 people recovered
For the third day in a row, Nova Scotia is reporting only one new case of COVID-19, and only one long-term care facility now has active cases of the virus.
COVID-19: B.C. park reservations surge as campgrounds reopen
Keep trying, many sites not reservable, George Heyman says
Out of the house: Democrat Biden makes first campaign stop in weeks
NEW CASTLE, Delaware (Reuters) - Former Vice President Joe Biden on Monday made his first campaign trip outside his Delaware home since quarantining himself due to the coronavirus pandemic 10 weeks ago, visiting a nearby veteran’s memorial to mark the U.S. Memorial Day holiday.
Cases from other States hike toll in southern districts
Thoothukudi, Virudhunagar districts report 17 cases each
Interns on COVID-19 duty in Ujjain demand stipends
Students of a private medical college face legal action for staying away from work
Taliban fighters wave on a bus after being released from prison in Bagram in a handout photograph released Afghanistan's National Security Council
Afghan authorities released 100 Taliban prisoners Monday as part of the government's response to a surprise, three-day ceasefire the insurgents called to mark the Eid al-Fitr festival. The pause in fighting, only the second of its kind in Afghanistan's nearly 19-year-old war, was for the most
Lt. Col. Allen West to Be Released from Hospital
Lt. Col. Allen West (Ret.) is to be released from hospital on Monday after a motorcycle accident over the weekend.
Trudeau, Singh pressed on party's decision to access COVID-19 wage subsidy
OTTAWA - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faced multiple questions today on why his party applied for a federal wage subsidy program for organizations facing e
Ryanair goes to court over conduct of social welfare appeal
Airline claims it was refused leave by appeals commissioner to cross examine witnesses
Long awaited Local government polls to hold on Saturday in Cross River
The long awaited Cross River State local governments’ election which was postponed due to the Coronavirus pandemic has now been rescheduled to 30th of May 2020.
Emergency services at the scene after collision on the A92 in Fife
Emergency services attended a road accident on the A92 in Fife.
Dominic Cummings visited Barnard Castle to see if he could drive safely
Boris Johnson's senior advisor made the second journey after driving 260 miles to Durham
Full Text: From the Group CEO of The Pinnacle Property Holdings Limited – Mr Edmund Chiyangwa
By Edmund Chiyangwa I write in response to numerous newspaper and social media hypes regarding the Farm Odar, Nyarungu Estate and Subdivision A of Stoneridge which have been turned into vilification of my father, the Chairman of the Pinnacle Group, Hon Dr. P Chiyangwa.
US 'Reopen' Movement Concerned About Liberty, Overwhelmingly Backs Trump - Report
A study - The Reopen Movement: Motivations and Pathways to Support - disputes claims by liberal critics that the intention of these individuals is reopening the economy...
France elects its first transgender mayor who has vowed to 'wake up' her small village
Marie Cau vowed to develop social and environmental policies in the village of Tilloy-lez-Marchiennes after receiving her honorary sash of office.
Zelensky calls on Israel to complete ratification of FTA with Ukraine
The head of state noted that in the context of the coronavirus pandemic, support for bilateral trade is especially important for both countries.
Japan lifts coronavirus emergency in all remaining areas
TOKYO: Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe lifted a coronavirus state of emergency in Tokyo and four other remaining areas on Monday, ending the restrictions nationwide as businesses begin to reopen.
Varsity Students Fight Against E-Learning, File Lawsuit Against Government
University students have filed an urgent application against the government seeking to have e-learning suspended. In their fight against e-learning, the
William Small, ‘hero to journalism’ at CBS, NBC, dies at 93
NEW YORK (AP) — Longtime broadcast news executive William J. Small, who led CBS News' Washington coverage during the civil rights movement, Vietnam War and Watergate and was later president...
Democratic leaders say Trump testing strategy is 'to deny the truth' about lack of supplies
Democratic leaders said Monday that President Trump's strategy for coronavirus testing is to "deny the truth" about the current lack of supplies.
MFA GMC/GDC Srinagar deplores 'abusive' behaviour of police after senior doctor allegedly thrashed
After a senior doctor alleged that he was assaulted by the police, a doctors’ association on Monday issued a statement, “deploring” what it termed as
Ethics officer gives Colin Graves clean-chit after Manohar’s loan violation complaint
ICC Ethics Officer has given clean-chit to Colin Graves after thoroughly examining Shashank Manohar’s doubt of ECB trying to manipulate ICC election result. A BCCI official has further stated that it was malpractice played by the current ICC Chairman to remove a contender from the role.
Eid movement restrictions reported in Al Quoz and Dubai Investment Park
Healthcare professional confirms circular, sources also report road closures
Biden attends Memorial Day ceremony, first time leaving home in two months
Leaving his home in Wilmington, Delaware for his first public trip anywhere since the coronavirus pandemic shuttered much of the country two months ago, former Vice President Joe Biden and his wife Jill made an unannounced visit on Monday to attend a Memorial Day wreath-laying ceremony.
Confusion, chaos and cancellations at Delhi's IGI airport on day-1 of flight resumption
The airlines did not even inform us about it through text message or call, claimed many passengers who were left stranded at Delhi's IGI airport.
Gujarat: Seven cops booked after 132 liquor bottles found in Kadi canal
A team of NDRF scuba divers was called in by senior police officials on Saturday and Sunday to extract 132 bottles of Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL) from the Narmada canal near Kadi police station, after which a case was booked.
Dominic Cummings has 'no regrets' about 260-mile trip but admits he should have told PM his plans
Boris Johnson's senior advisor issued a statement on Monday afternoon following mounting pressure to quit
Don’t let the NY Jewish voice drown in NY Primaries on June 23rd - Opeds
While we are getting ready for Shavuot, reopening New York and our Synagogues, the most important time for Jews to speak up Is now. Op-ed.
India sees record 6,977 COVID-19 cases, 154 deaths in last 24 hours; total count crosses 138,000
The total number of deaths due to COVID-19 now stands at 4,021 in the country
‘I don’t regret what I did’: Dominic Cummings defends 260-mile car trip during coronavirus lockdown
Dominic Cummings, U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s most senior adviser, said he has not offered to resign as he explained his actions during lockdown
Woman, 18, appears in court charged with murder following death of Fife teen
An 18-year-old woman has been charged with murder following the death of a teenager in Fife.
India, Israel to conduct join R&D for rapid coronavirus testing
'India and Israel to conduct joint R&D for rapid testing to allow normalisation of life under COVID-19,' Avigail Spira, the spokesperson of the embassy, also tweeted.
Karnataka: BJP Rallies Behind FIR Against Sonia Gandhi; Congress Demands Withdrawal Of Complaint, Suspension Of Police Officer
The party’s state unit is backing the advocate who filed an FIR against Sonia Gandhi for her remarks against PM Modi.
Id-ul-Fitr a low-key affair in city
People celebrate the festival and offer prayers at their homes
Joe Biden emerges from coronavirus lockdown
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden emerged from his Delaware home on Monday and made his first in-person appearance in more than two months to mark the Memorial Day holiday in the United States by laying a wreath at a veterans' park near his home.
Five business groups urge Ford to halt commercial evictions amid COVID-19
Five businesses groups are calling on the Ontario government to impose a commercial eviction moratorium during the COVID-19 pandemic.
WHO fears 'silent' virus epidemic unless Africa prioritizes testing
The WHO's director general, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, said Africa was the region with the fewest diagnosed coronavirus cases, accounting for less than 1.5% of the global total and just 0.1% of deaths. The WHO regional director for Africa, Matshidiso Moeti, said some countries had taken measures
Details of registration for calculated grades announced
Details of the online registration system for calculated grades for this year's Leaving Certificate students have been announced.
Police arrest four for murder of youth
Accused wanted to take revenge on father of the victim
Trump marks Memorial Day by defending his weekend of golfing as the US coronavirus death toll creeps toward 100,000
President Donald Trump on Monday lashed out at those who criticized him for playing golf over Memorial Day weekend as the US stood on the brink of 100,000 reported coronavirus deaths.
China’s Civil Law Could Enable Citizens to Inherit Bitcoin
China’s Inheritance Law from 1985 might soon be updated to include internet property and cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin.
Covid-19: WHO suspends trial of hydroxychloroquine over pending safety data
That’s after the Lancet published a study that said the drug, touted by US President Donald Trump as a treatment, was linked to an increased risk of death and heart ailments.The studies may resume if data warrants, Mike Ryan, head of the WHO’s health emergencies program, said at a briefing
What does Dominic Cummings have over Boris? Piers Morgan asks
The Good Morning Britain host was disappointed the PM had backed his chief adviser.
Car sent to be crushed by police after it was 'used to try and steal other vehicles'
The Honda Jazz was en route to be destroyed after the driver failed to stop for officers on Bank Holiday Monday
Senior Cardiologist Says He Was Detained, Prevented From Attending Duty
“It was a traumatizing experience. Never in my life have I faced such humiliation and mental trauma at the hands of police. These are most horrific times. It has left me in a state of shock”
Drive-ins hit by order
Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry confirmed Monday her order limiting gatherings to fewer than 50 vehicles does apply to drive-in movie theatres like the Starlight in Enderby.
Hacker extorts online shops, sells databases if ransom not paid
More than two dozen SQL databases stolen from online shops in various countries are being offered for sale on a public website. In total, the seller provides over 1.5 million rows of records but the damage is likely much larger.
Lockdown 4.0: Undertaking Domestic Travel to/From Delhi? Follow These SOPs
Lockdown 4.0: The guidelines are for all kinds of travel-air, trains or inter-state buses.
IGP Kashmir Seeks Report On Complaint Against Policemen
The Inspector General of Police (IGP) Kashmir, Vijay Kumar on Monday sought report from a senior officer over the complaint of alleged highhandedness by policemen posted in city
'I don’t regret what I did' - Dominic Cummings defends decision to visit Durham amid UK lockdown
Dominic Cummings has sought to defend his decision to drive to County Durham in the north of England despite the UK's coronavirus lockdown restrictions, saying he believes he behaved “reasonably” and does not regret his actions.
Ramaphosa asks Constitutional Court to reject DA's challenge of Disaster Management Act
President Cyril Ramaphosa has filed a notice with the Constitutional Court, opposing the DA's challenge of the Disaster Management Act.
Former GOVT Accountant-General dies, family suspects foul play
Former Finance ministry’s Accountant-General Daniel Muchemwa has died, Zim Morning Post can reveal. He passed on Sunday morning at Dandaro Hospital in Borrowdale, Harare.
Residents applaud Obaseki over road construction
Residents in Ekosodin community, Ovia North East Local Government Area of Edo State, have applauded the Governor Godwin Obaseki-led..
Judge rules against Florida Republican-backed law blocking felons from voting until they pay legal fees
A federal judge in Tallahassee ruled on Sunday night that Florida law can't stop felons from voting because they can't pay back any legal fees and restitution they owe.The judge's decision could have deep ramifications as the state’s estimated 774,000 disenfranchised felons represent a significant
Aide to British PM Cummings says he doesn’t regret lockdown trip
LONDON, May 26 — Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s closest adviser Dominic Cummings said today that he didn’t regret his decision to drive 250 miles from London to northern England, saying he had not flouted lockdown rules by staying on his family’s farm. “I don’t regret what I did....
CDC: As restaurants reopen, scavenging rodents could become aggressive
As restaurants closed nationwide, the supply of food for some rodents was cut off, especially in dense, commercial areas.
Florida sheriff’s office worker charged with spying on roommate with GoPro
A Florida sheriff’s office employee hid a camera in an air vent in his roommate’s bedroom, authorities said.
Kaduna COVID-19 cash donations reach N1.26bn, says El-Rufai
Kayode Oyero Governor Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna State has said the cash donations to the State COVID-19 fund have risen to N1.26bn, The PUNCH reports. This is almost double the N641m announced...
India Ups Troop Strength To Combat China's 5,000
New Delhi: As the Chinese Army has deployed over 5,000 of its troops on the Line of Actual Control at different locations in the Ladakh sector, the Indian Army is also increasing presence of its...
PHOTOS: Joe Biden Makes First In-Person Appearance in over 2 Months
Joe Biden made his first in-person appearance in over two months by laying a wreath at a veterans park for Memorial Day.
Rajasthan’s Churu sizzles at 47.5 degrees, heatwave to abate after May 28
Churu in Rajasthan recorded the highest temperature of the season at 47.5 degrees Celsius on Monday, followed by Prayagraj in Uttar Pradesh where.
Safe STI tests available as B.C. continues to see syphilis outbreak
The province's top doctor says it's safe now for anyone needing to get tested for sexually transmitted infections to visit a health clinic.
On CM Yogi's Remark on Labourers Returning to UP, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's Sharp Retort
Notably, the Chief Minister was quoted as saying that people returning to Uttar Pradesh from other states were raising the number of coronavirus cases in the state.
ThomasLloyd, BioPower turn over mobile swabbing unit to Bacolod
Bacolod City received its second mobile swabbing unit as the city implements innovative efforts to provide safe and efficient COVID-19 testing in the region.
Ontario government appoints hospitals to temporarily manage 2 long-term care homes amid outbreaks
The province has appointed two Ontario hospitals to temporarily manage two privately-owned long-term care homes that are currently experiencing severe COVID-19 outbreaks.
Trudeau says he’ll seek 10 days of paid sick leave for all workers
Liberals will also work on other long-term measures to make it easier for workers to stay home when they're ill
Trump Visits Baltimore, Dismissing Mayor’s Concerns About Virus
President Donald Trump paid a controversial visit to Baltimore for a Memorial Day celebration on Monday, dismissing the mayor’s warnings to stay away from the city as it grapples with the pandemic.
Supreme Court rules: Home of Dvir Sorek's murderer will not be destroyed - Defense/Security
Justices Uzi Fogelman and Anat Baron rule IDF cannot demolish home of terrorist in cell which murdered yeshiva student.
Boris Johnson's top aide stands his ground on lockdown breach
No resignation, no regrets ... Dominic Cummings says it's the media coverage, rather than his actions, that has muddied the government's messaging.
Marie-Antoinette's travel bag fetches €43,750 at an auction of royal memorabilia near her former home of Versailles - five times the expert estimate
Queen Marie Antoinette's travel bag has sold for €43,750 (£39,143) at an auction of royal memorabilia near to the Palace of Versailles - more than five times its estimate.
Police found ammunition for a rifle during search of Larkhall house
A man told them "My stuff, my room, my responsibility.”
Purchase A GXT5 To Help Disadvantaged Kids Get The Education Assistance They Need
Auckland, New Zealand [May 25, 2020] – From now until the end of June, Vertiv is proudly donating $50 from the sale of every GXT5 to help support children in need in Australia and New Zealand.
Corporations say no to reopening schools on June 15
Education officers of around 15 municipal corporations of Red zones in the state, including BMC, unanimously voiced their opinion against the idea of reopening schools on June 15 in a meeting with state education minister Varsha Gaikwad on Monday.
China's bat woman warns that COVID-19 is 'just the tip of the iceberg' of unknown deadly viruses as she defends work of Wuhan virus lab amid claims of cover-up
Shi Zhengli, the deputy director of the Wuhan Institute of Virology also known as China's 'bat woman', has said called for more international corporation when fighting deadly viruses.
Supreme Court: Judea and Samaria authority heads will not be investigated - Inside Israel
Supreme Court rejects Peace Now petition asking court to order Judiciary investigate authority heads for illegal construction involvement.
Biden makes 1st in-person appearance in more than 2 months
Joe Biden made his first in-person appearance in more than two months on Monday as he marked Memorial Day by laying a wreath at a veterans park near his Delaware home.
2 Militants Killed In Kulgam Encounter
Two unidentified militants on Monday were killed by government forces in an encounter in south Kashmir’s Kulgam district
Democratic Leaders Condemn Trump’s National Testing Strategy as Plan to ‘Deny the Truth’
Democratic party leaders on Monday condemned the Trump administration’s newly delivered national coronavirus testing strategy as a disappointing denial of reality.
Dominic Cummings says 'I do not regret what I did' and refuses to apologise for breaking lockdown rules
Cummings has come under fire after the Mirror and the Guardian revealed that he had traveled 260 miles to Durham from London during lockdown with his wife and four-year-old son
Five business groups urge Ontario to halt commercial evictions during pandemic
TORONTO — Five business groups are calling on the Ontario government to impose a commercial eviction moratorium during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Armies of India, China appear heading towards biggest face-off after Doklam
India News: NEW DELHI: Indian and Chinese troops remained engaged in an eyeball-to-eyeball situation in several disputed areas along the Line of Actual Control in.
WHO stops hydroxychloroquine trials over safety concerns
(UPDATED) WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says the decision comes after the publication of a study in the Lancet indicating that using the drug on COVID-19 patients could increase their likelihood of dying
Dominic Cummings believes he behaved 'reasonably' when travelling during UK lockdown
Mr Cummings denied further reports which suggested he took a second trip to the North East on April 14.
Business activity in Dubai to resume from 6am to 11pm, starting May 27
There will be no restrictions on movement between 6am and 11pm when rule comes into effect
Trump marks Memorial Day by defending his weekend of golfing as the US coronavirus death toll creeps toward 100,000
Trump frequently criticized Obama for golfing while he was in the White House, but has not held himself to the same standard as president.
BS Yediyurappa lauds corona warriors for their efforts to contain COVID-19
Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa on Monday expressed his gratitude to the corona warriors for their efforts in containing the spread of the deadly virus. "Bengaluru has set an example & is
Two of Karan Johar's household staff test coronavirus-positive, filmmaker says he tested negative
Filmmaker Karan Johar said that two members of his household staff had tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
Two dead after shooting at massive block party in South Carolina
A teenager was one of two people killed in a shooting at a massive block party in Jonesville, South Carolina.
Pub owners take FBD Insurance to court over cover for closures during pandemic
Pub owners have gone to court in a row over insurance cover during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Residents’ protest forces BBMP to shift quarantine centre
They were supported by the local councillor
Dominic Cummings seeks to defend decision to visit Durham despite lockdown
Mr Cummings denied further reports which suggested he took a second trip to the North East on April 14.
COVID-19: Karan Johar in self-isolation after household staff tests positive
Filmmaker says family tested negative but they will self-isolate
Council to close Blackrock beach tomorrow ahead of planned protest - Talk of the Town
Louth County Council will close Blackrock beach tomorrow afternoon ahead of a planned protest that evening by controversial journalist Gemma O’Doherty. The local authority will close the lower car park from 8am on Tuesday and the beach from 2pm. Both will be reopened on Wednesday. The decision was made on advice from Gardaí. O’Doherty had...Read More→
Man shares photos of apartment a landlord is renting out for N520k in Lagos
According to Ifeanyi, the landlord put up the rough-looking apartment for N350,000 as basic rent and N520,000 as total package, located in Surulere, Lagos.
'Busy as Notting Hill carnival': Botany Bay residents bemoan packed Kent cove
Large groups of day-trippers ignore social distancing on hot bank holiday weekend
Leaving Cert: Registration for new calculated grade process to start tomorrow
The online registration of Leaving Cert candidates for the new calculated grade process will run for three days, starting tomorrow.
Tangedco urged to issue fresh directions on building completion certificate
Coimbatore Consumer Cause, a consumer organisation, has urged the Tamil Nadu Generation and Distribution Corporation (Tangedco) to give clear instructions to its officials so that they insist on build
Dominic Cummings admits 'mistake' but says he has 'no regrets' over lockdown trip
Dominic Cummings has confirmed he did not tell the UK prime minister Boris Johnson about his drive to Durham and admitted he made "a mistake".
Two rescued as 60 people gather at disused 'blue lagoon' quarry pool
Two people had to be rescued by firefighters during a bank holiday gathering at a disused quarry pool.
Letter to BS: India can play a key role in the post-Covid world
For that to happen, India has to carry out fast-paced economic reforms and significantly increase its economic might
Biden makes first public appearance in months on Memorial Day
Former Vice President Joe Biden marked Memorial Day on Monday by participating in a wreath-laying ceremony at a local veteran’s memorial near his Delaware home, in what was his first time in public
Earthquake measuring 5.4 on Richter scale hits Manipur, no loss of life reported
The tremors were reportedly felt in Bangladesh and Myanmar too.
China demands US withdraw sanctions against blacklisted firms
China urged US officials Monday to undo new sanctions against nearly three dozen companies amid growing tensions between the two nations. The demand came three days after the US Department of Commerce
UPDATED: Ochsner LSU Health announces expanded COVID-19 testing May 26-29
Community members will receive their test results within 24-72 hours.
Dominic Cummings admits he went back into No10 hours after seeing his sick wife
The Prime Minister's top advisor went back into the heart of government, in person - despite advice for households of suspected patients to isolate for 14 days. The next morning, he fell ill with suspected coronavirus himself
Erdogan spokesman: 'France and those supporting Haftar are on wrong side of Libyan conflict'
In an interview with FRANCE 24, Ibrahim Kalin, a spokesman for Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, discussed the situation in Libya, where Turkey has sent troops in support of the UN-backed Tripo…
Doctor: Why reopen schools during “weak” Covid-19 prevention measures?
Doctor: Why reopen schools during “weak” Covid-19 prevention measures?
Easyjet customers to sue over data breach
EASYJET is to be sued by customers in Northern Ireland impacted by a major data breach, it emerged.
Coronavirus | Single-day spike continues its trend for the seventh day on Monday
6,977 new infections reported along with 154 deaths. Recovery rate also up, says Health Ministry
PLO Lumumba Impresses With Karate Skills [VIDEO]
Ditching his suit and tie, the former Kenya Anti-Corruption Commission (KACC) head donned a white Karategi, complete with a...
Trump marks Memorial Day at Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Fort McHenry
President Trump marked Memorial Day on Monday, laying a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery before delivering remarks at Fort McHenry in Baltimore.
6-Year-Old Boy Discovers 3,500-Year-Old Tablet
The tablet depicts the scene of a man leading a captive. This is an important person, wearing a skirt, holding a captive man whose hands are tied behind his back.
PM Boris Johnson faces flak as aide says ‘no regrets’ on breaching lockdown
Cummings, who has been close to Johnson since the successful Vote leave campaign in the 2016 EU referendum, travelled to Durham in north-east England with his family when the official advice followed by Britons was to ‘stay home’.
Letter to BS: Many services should have been restarted after first lockdown
PM must withdraw the powers of the CMs to put restrictions on the state borders and have separate quarantine rules
PCB's Tafazzul Rizvi not satisfied with Shoaib Akhtar’s reply to defamation notice, set to drag former Pakistan pacer to court
Senior lawyer and PCB's legal counsel Tafazzul Rizvi on Monday said he will drag Shoaib Akhtar to the court since he is not satisfied with former pacer's response to the defamation notice sent to him.
US bans Brazil travel over virus surge as Europe keeps easing
The United States suspended travel from Brazil over an explosion of coronavirus infections in the South American nation, but across the Atlantic, many parts of Europe were set to further ease lockdowns on Monday after slowing their COVID-19 outbreaks.
Two arrested for trying to smuggle drugs worth R10m from Mozambique
The two were travelling together in a truck from Mozambique to South Africa when they were nabbed at the Lebombo border post near Komatipoort on Monday.
Manager of demolished hotel among 27 new COVID-19 cases in Rivers - Commissioner - Premium Times Nigeria
Rivers State recorded 27 new infections on Sunday, one of the highest so far recorded in a single day in the oil-rich state.
Three lakh Muslims offer prayers from their homes
Earlier in the day, the Muslims engaged in charity work and gave away gifts and food in parcels, keeping in mind the COVID-19 restrictions.
NHC watching a new area of possible development off the FL East Coast this week
UPDATE 9 AM 5/26/2020No major changes Tuesday morning as an area of low pressure moves northeast over Central Florida headed toward the Atlantic. The National Hurricane Center is giving this a low chance of developing in the days ahead. Upper level winds, land interaction and dry air are still forecast to inhibit further development.
Developers could pay compensation after class actions from buyers allege GST was incorrectly charged
A Canberra developer has been ordered to pay a woman almost $30,000. This came after a class action where buyers alleged they were incorrectly charged GST.
Someone has been setting barbed wire booby traps for runners and cyclists
People have reported wire being put up across popular pathways in West Yorkshire.
Durham Police confirm they spoke to Dominic Cummings' dad on April 1
'He told the officer that his son and son's wife were displaying symptoms of coronavirus and were self-isolating'.
Dominic Cummings won't quit but admits 60-mile car journey 'to test eyesight'
The PM's chief adviser has defended his actions over driving 260 miles to Durham.
IOA president Narinder Batra nominates joint secretary Rakesh Gupta to record minutes of EC, GB meetings
Batra said this was being done for the purposes of good governance and transparency.
Woman targeted in lockdown bag snatch as she looks in boot of car
She had her bag swiped off her shoulder as she looked in the boot of her car
Eid celebrations hit by coronavirus pandemic; no major congregational prayers amid lockdown
India News: Eid-ul-Fitr was celebrated in India on Monday in the shadow of the coronavirus pandemic with no traditional congregational prayers in mosques and idga
Alleged truck thief caught when he runs out of gas headed up to Vernon's King Eddy
A truck thief was running low on fuel when he was arrested by frontline officers early Friday, May 25.A diesel pick-up truck was stolen at 3 a.m. on May 22,
‘Give status report on caste-based atrocities’
Human rights activists press for action by State govt.
Report: Coronavirus Lockdown in Italy Drives 30% Increase in Divorces
Two and a half months of lockdown has pushed many Italian marriages into crisis, with a 30 percent increase in divorces, media report.
Karan Johar's Two Helpers Test Positive For Coronavirus, Filmmaker And Family Test Negative
Karan Johar's Two Members of Household Staff Test Positive, Family Takes Swab Test And Test Negative.
Edo, Ondo: INEC to create e-platforms for submission of nomination forms
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) will create electronic platforms for submission of nomination forms by political parties...
Is The Maldives Seeing A Daesh Surge?
Consolidation of Daesh in the Maldives would severely dent its image as an exotic tourist destination.
Premier rocked by Gold Coast balcony death as accused trio held behind bars
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk described the weekend's incident as "absolutely awful" on Monday morning.
Medical aid costs shrink but Covid-19 costs are still unknown
Fewer elective surgeries and doctors’ visits save millions, but hospitalisation of Covid patients will negate these savings.
Madrid residents eager ahead of this week's reopening
MADRID: Residents of Madrid and Barcelona are eagerly anticipating the opening of parks, museums, churches and outdoor seating at bars this week, ...
US coronavirus response fatally 'chaotic,' says Noam Chomsky
NEW YORK, May 25 — The United States is on a chaotic path with no federal plan against the coronavirus pandemic as it reduces public health funding and ignores the advances of climate change, according to activist scholar Noam Chomsky, considered the founder of modern linguistics. What follows...
Taiwan promises 'necessary assistance' to Hong Kong's people
TAIPEI, May 25 — Taiwan will provide the people of Hong Kong with “necessary assistance,” President Tsai Ing-wen said, after a resurgence in protests in the Chinese ruled territory against newly proposed national security legislation from Beijing. Taiwan has become a refuge for a small but...
US National Security Adviser O'Brien Compares China's COVID Response to Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster
The official’s comments come as the administration of US President Donald Trump has accused the Chinese government of “covering up” an unproven story that the...
Four-year-old child found dead in Brisbane
Emergency services were called to a home on Bent Street in Cannon Hill about 9.30am.
Boris Johnson gambles to save aide who flouted U.K. lockdown rules
U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson put his own authority on the line as he fought to save his most senior aide, Dominic Cummings, in the face of growing dem
Co Armagh priest gives parishioners a 'lift' with online Irish dancing display
FIRST it was The Sash at Sunday Mass in Fermanagh, now it's the Co Armagh clergy getting in on the act with Irish dancing.
China reports 11 new mainland COVID-19 cases vs 3 a day earlier
BEIJING — China reported 11 new confirmed coronavirus cases in the mainland as of end-May 24, up from three a day earlier, the National Health Commission reported.
UK eyes cuts to Huawei's 5G network involvement in wake of COVID-19 - report
Could have no involvement by 2023.
No new COVID-19 cluster reported in Singapore for the first time in more than 6 weeks
SINGAPORE: For the first time in more than six weeks, no new COVID-19 cluster was identified in Singapore on Sunday (May 24). According to data ...
Army denies reports of detention of Indian soldiers by China
NEW DELHI: Denying the reports of detention of Indian troop by Chinese Army, Indian Army on Sunday issued a formal denial on the issue. On Saturday, the Army had termed the media reports about detention of an Indian troop as “inaccurate”. Amid tensions simmering in Ladakh at four places at the Line of Actual Control […]
Trio charged with murder over Gold Coast balcony death remain in custody
Three men accused of murder over a teenager's fatal fall from the fourth floor of a Gold Coast building during an alleged robbery have been remanded in custody.
Republicans sue to stop Newsom from sending mail-in ballots to all California voters
Republican groups are challenging Gov. Gavin Newsom's plan to send a mail-in ballot to every registered voter in California.
Housebound Bangladesh celebrates Eid in the shadow of coronavirus
To Muhammad Nuru, Eid-ul-Fitr means buying new clothes for his children and other members of the family and travelling to Munshiganj to celebrate the occasion with their loved ones.
China reports 11 new mainland Covid-19 cases vs 3 a day earlier
BEIJING, May 25 — China reported 11 new confirmed coronavirus cases in the mainland as of end-May 24, up from three a day earlier, the National Health Commission reported. The commission said in a statement all of the new infections were imported cases involving travellers from overseas. Ten of...
New Zealand PM unruffled as earthquake hits mid-interview
'Quite a decent shake here, if you see things moving behind me,' Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says, smiling
Co Down-born pharmacist who died suddenly from heart condition went 'above and beyond for people'
THE family of a Co Down-born pharmacist who died suddenly from a heart condition just two weeks after he was told he was at the top of the transplant list, have told of their heartbreak.
US poll says only 1 in 4 Republican voters disbelieve Bill Gates coronavirus conspiracy | ZDNet
Half of all Fox News viewers believe Gates wants to implant a microchip as part of a vaccination program.
Three men in court charged over Gold Coast murder
Three men charged with murdering a Brisbane teen who plunged to his death from a Surfers Paradise balcony will remain behind bars after having their cases briefly mentioned in court. Cian English, 19…
Ex-Independent Counsel Robert Ray predicts prosecutions from Durham probe: 'Political scandal of the highest order'
Former Whitewater prosecutor Robert Ray said Sunday that the investigation by Connecticut U.S. Attorney John Durham into the origins of the Russia investigation will likely result in indictments of bureau officials as new information continues to emerge.
WB: People's indignation over disaster management is righteous
People of Greater Kolkata expressed their indignation over the dysfunctional disaster management of cyclone Amphan, possibly rigged with shrill politics, administration ineptitude, and corruption. As for its threat to Trinamool Congress, Mamata has in the past managed to claw her way out of very difficult situations. This may well happen again.
Two hairstylists in Missouri may have exposed more than 140 clients to the coronavirus, health officials say
A hairstylist at a Missouri Great Clips salon may have exposed up to 56 clients to COVID-19 after working while symptomatic, health officials said on Saturday .
Tech giants are embracing remote work and others may soon follow | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
OAKLAND, Calif. >> For a preview of the future of office work, watch how the biggest tech companies are preparing for a post-pandemic world.
First flight to leave Bengaluru in two months to Ranchi
The first flight to leave Bengaluru is set to be an Air Asia flight to Ranchi at 5.15 am while the first incoming flight would be an Indigo flight from Chennai at 7.35 am.
Belarus' Lukashenko Intends to Discuss Missile Construction with China's Xi Jinping
In September 2019, the president of Belarus stated that he would take steps towards cooperating with his Ukrainian counterpart Vladimir Zelensky in order for Minsk to...
From the Archives, 1971: Qantas pays $500,000 ransom in mid-air bomb hoax
In 1971, Qantas paid a $500,000 ransom when the mysterious "Mr Brown" threatened to destroy a Boeing 707 jet carrying 128 people from Sydney to Hong Kong.
As lockdown clears the air, Cairo looks to keep pollution low
By Menna A. FaroukCAIRO, May 25 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – It is a Thursday evening in downtown Cairo, usually a crowded and noisy time as the weekend gets underway.
White House limits travel to U.S. from Brazil due to coronavirus
Brazil has surpassed Russia to become the world No. 2 hot spot for coronavirus cases, second only to the United States
“I feel pained to raise this over and over again”: Health Minister Harsh Vardhan tells party colleague GVL Narasimha Rao to end debate on Tablighi Jamaat
Union Health Minister Dr. Harsh Vardhan has said that he felt pained to discuss the issue of Tablighi Jamaat and their alleged role in the spread of the COVID-19 in India 'over and over again.'
UP government to set up migration panel to ensure job security
The UP government has decided to set up a migration commission in a bid to provide employment and social security to migrant workers. The commission,
New Zealand leader carries on with TV interview during quake
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern barely skipped a beat when an earthquake struck during a live television interview.
Troops’ standoff persists in Ladakh
NEW DELHI: Indian and Chinese troops appeared heading for a long haul as their tense standoff in the disputed areas of Pangong Tso and Galwan Valley along the Line of Actual Control in eastern Ladakh showed no signs of abating even as efforts to de-escalate the tension through talks continued. In the midst of the […]
Dominic Cummings in untenable position
If a senior Stormont figure, regardless of party affiliations, was found to have travelled some 260 miles to the other end of Ireland at a stage when their partner had Covid-19 symptoms, in clear contravention of the lockdown rules, a resignation or dismissal would surely have been inevitable.
Two hairstylists in Missouri may have exposed more than 140 clients to the coronavirus, health officials say, Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore
Business Insider - The stylists worked at a Great Clips hair salon in Springfield, Missouri, between May 12 and May 20 while symptomatic.. Read more at businessinsider.sg
St. Louis' violent Memorial Day weekend sees at least 4 killed, 13 others wounded
Police are investigating a string of shootings across St. Louis on Memorial Day weekend that have left four people dead and 17 wounded.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath sets up commission for skill-mapping, job creation
The Uttar Pradesh government will form a commission for skill mapping of all its workers; whether local or migrant, returning to their homes in Uttar Pradesh. This announcement was made by UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath during a live address through a portal.
Covid-19 lockdown: For North East workers in Goa, a struggle for dignity and dreams of home
A Hobson’s choice: stay back in Goa and survive on hand-outs or make the long, hard journey back?
China reports 11 new mainland COVID-19 cases vs three a day earlier
China reported 11 new confirmed coronavirus cases in the mainland as of end-May 24, up from three a day earlier, the National Health Commission reported. The commission said in a statement all of the new infections were imported cases involving travellers from overseas. Ten of the new cases were in
Chile's hospitals under strain as coronavirus cases near 70,000, president says
SANTIAGO, May 25 — Chile's healthcare system is under strain and “very close to the limit,” President Sebastian Pinera said yesterday, as the number of confirmed novel coronavirus infections approaches 70,000 after a rapid increase in recent days. The Ministry of Health reported 3,709 new...
Two hairstylists in Missouri may have exposed more than 140 clients to the coronavirus, health officials say
The stylists worked at a Great Clips hair salon in Springfield, Missouri, between May 12 and May 20 while symptomatic.
Whistleblower behind Gujarat HC order: ‘No PPE kit, mask, gloves… can be in big trouble’
On Sunday, Health Minister Nitin Patel said the state government has “reviewed the High Court order and its observations” and “held a meeting to discuss and give a reply... next week.”
GoI extends validity of vehicle documents till July 31
NEW DELHI: The Government on Sunday said it has extended the validity of various motor vehicles related documents till July 31. No additional or late fee will be charged for delays in validation of documents pending from February 1, it said. “In order to facilitate citizens during COVID–19, Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MORTH) […]
Bizarre scenes after car ploughs into boat, Gold Coast
Emergency services have rushed to the scene in Palm Beach this morning, where a car has crashed into a boat on the street. It happened along Townson Avenue just before 11.00am. Photos of the crash…
China reports 11 new mainland COVID-19 cases vs three a day earlier
BEIJING (Reuters) - China reported 11 new confirmed coronavirus cases in the mainland as of end-May 24, up from three a day earlier, the National Health Commission reported.
Japan set to fully lift coronavirus emergency in Tokyo, 4 other prefectures
Japan is expected to end its coronavirus-related state of emergency Monday by easing curbs on economic activity in Tokyo and four other prefectures ahead of schedule, with the spread of infections under control. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is expected to announce the decision at a 6 p.m. Monday news conference.…
Man's death in north Belfast treated as 'suspicious' by police
THE death of a man whose body was discovered in a house in north Belfast is being treated by police as
‘What planet are they on?’ – Press attacks Johnson and Cummings
Criticism has come from some unlikely sections of the national media over the crisis at No 10.
COVID-19: US coronavirus death toll rises by 638 in 24 hours
Relatively small increase means US toll now stands at 97,686
COVID-19: Unites States Imposes Travel Restrictions On Brazil, Restricts Entry Of Foreigners From South American Nation
'Today, the President has taken decisive action to protect our country by suspending the entry of aliens who have been in Brazil during the 14-day period before seeking admittance to the United States,' the White House said in a statement
Two hairstylists in Missouri may have exposed more than 140 clients to the coronavirus, health officials say
A Great Clips hair salon in Springfield, Missouri, has become a potential hot spot of COVID-19 transmission after two hairstylists came into work while symptomatic, potentially exposing more than 140 people to the virus, according to local officials.
Last 10 days, positivity curve begins to steepen
The latest trends come as India ramps up testing from under 30,000 daily in mid-April to over 1 lakh tests now. More than 6000 new cases have been reported for the last four days in a row.
Bengal BJP chief again stopped from visiting Amphan-hit Midnapore
Sources in the BJP said Ghosh was on his way to Nandakumar, Haldia and Contai, which were among the worst-affected areas in the district, to distribute relief materials. However, his convoy was stopped midway in Tamluk.
Milestones of US human spaceflights
PARIS, May 25 — Here are key milestones in the history of crewed US spaceflights, which resume on May 27 with the first transport of US astronauts to the International Space Station for nine years. First American in space On April 12, 1961, the United States is upstaged by the Soviet Union, when...
Even as virus eases, the worst may be yet to come for Abe
Japan’s coronavirus emergency was coming to an end, but Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s political troubles may be just beginning.
Addiction centre concern at drop in people seeking help in lockdown
ONE of Northern Ireland’s main addiction treatment centres has voiced concerns at a massive drop-off in the numbers of people seeking help - despite a huge rise in alcohol sales.
Another knife attack victim in Lesvos migrant camp
The island of Lesvos has reported another knife attack on the weekend, this time a 21-year-old Afghan male.
Covid wake-up call: Health infrastructure only 1 per cent of Smart City projects
These 69 projects, located in 55 of the 100 smart cities being developed, will cost an estimated Rs 2112.06 crore — about 1 per cent of the total Mission investment of Rs 205,018 crore.
White House goal on testing nursing homes unmet | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
RICHMOND, Va. >> Nearly two weeks ago the White House urged governors to ensure that every nursing home resident and staff member be tested for the coronavirus within 14 days.
Memorial Day weekend draws crowds and triggers warnings | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. >> The Memorial Day weekend marking the unofficial start of summer in the U.S. meant big crowds at beaches and warnings from authorities today about people disregarding the coronavirus social-distancing rules and risking a resurgence of the scourge that has killed nearly 100,000 Americans.
Jaipur: Man gangrapes, murders mentally challenged 10-year-old sister with his 3 friends
The main accused and his three friends took the 10-year-old to a secluded place, raped her and strangulated her to death on May 17. Her body was found on May 21.
Congress give boost to COVID-19 fight, to distribute Vitamin C pills in Karnataka's Tumakuru
Since it is difficult to get fresh fruits like orange regularly, especially during the lockdown, these supplements will be useful.
Trump retweets personal attacks on Clinton, Pelosi, Abrams
President Trump spent part of his Memorial Day weekend using his Twitter account to promote personal attacks on Democrats, retweeting posts that took aim at former Georgia gubernatorial candidate
Taiwan promises 'necessary assistance' to Hong Kong's people
Rest of World News: Taiwan will provide the people of Hong Kong with "necessary assistance", President Tsai Ing-wen said, after a resurgence in protests in the Chinese ru
Air Force: Report on space acquisition reforms ‘not finalized’
A report sent to Congress last week proposing changes to Space Force acquisition programs was an “initial version” and not the final product, the Air Force said.
UK looking to backtrack on Huawei participation in 5G networks: Report | ZDNet
US sanctions and backbenchers that are set to cross the floor and vote against government legislation are reportedly the impetus for the change of course.
Once-in-a-decade storm hits Australia
In the Perth metropolitan area, electricity supply to about 37,000 homes and businesses was impacted by the storm
Memorial Day: American Legion Vets Help People Across America
Men and women who have served in the U.S. military have been busy brightening the lives Americans, according to the American Legion website.
Air New Zealand reopen Koru lounges: What airport lounges will be like after coronavirus pandemic lockdown
New hospitality rules designed to prevent the spread of Covid-19 will make lounges a different experience for travellers.
Man charged with murder of motorcyclist in Maddingley appears at court
Damien Russell Janson, 31, appeared in the dock of the Ballarat Magistrates' Court on Monday for a filing hearing.
Coronavirus in Tamil Nadu: COVID-19 cases in Chennai crosses 10,000 mark
The tally of COVID-19 patients in Chennai crossed 10,000 on Sunday. With this the capital city accounts for nearly 60% of the Tamil Nadu’s tally of 16,277 cases.
Virtual courts cannot replace open court hearing: Justice Chandrachud
India News: NEW DELHI: Supreme Court Judge and e-committee chairman Justice D Y Chandrachud on Sunday said virtual courts cannot replace open court hearings as it.
Australia begins wide-ranging enquiry into deadly bushfires
SYDNEY, May 25 — Australia today began the first hearings of a powerful inquiry into the causes of catastrophic bushfires that swept across the country, killing 33 people, destroying some 2,500 homes and razing an area the size of South Korea. Fuelled by three years of drought, which experts have...
UConn senior allegedly murders two men and flees in stolen car
A University of Connecticut senior is accused of killing two men and injuring another in two separate attacks before fleeing the state in a stolen car on Sunday, a report said. Peter Manfredonia, who
Welcome to Puerto Rico, now line up for your coronavirus screening | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico >> Known for its world-class beaches, laid-back vibe and status as a natural-disaster magnet, Puerto Rico is hoping to make another name for itself: innovator in pandemic travel.
France has lowest daily increase in new Covid-19 cases, deaths since lockdown
French authorities reported the smallest daily rise in new coronavirus cases and deaths on Sunday since before a lockdown began on March 17, raising hopes that the worst of the epidemic is over in Fr…
Calls for public Masses 'grossly irresponsible' says Irish priests' group
A GROUP representing Catholic Priests in Ireland has warned against
'Wrong On Their Face': Official Says US Departure From WHO 'Unimaginable', Slams Trump Claims
Earlier in the week, US President Donald Trump sent a letter to the World Health Organization threatening to exit the international body and permanently suspend all...
White House goal on testing nursing homes for Covid-19 within 14 days unmet
Only a handful of states, including West Virginia and Rhode Island, have said they’ve already tested every nursing home resident.
Australia unnecessarily exposed itself to Beijing's fury, but relying on the US now is risky
Australia has mishandled the inquiry into Covid-19, but it is in uncomfortable and unfamiliar territory
TSA changes security procedures in response to COVID-19
Keep your boarding pass and separate food, the TSA says.
Hong Kong Police fires tear gas as protesters resist China's grip, launch first major demonstration after COVID-19 outbreak
Thousands of protesters swarmed some of Hong Kong’s busiest neighbourhoods on Sunday, singing, chanting and erecting roadblocks of torn-up bricks and debris as police repeatedly fired tear gas, pepper spray and a water cannon during the city’s largest street mobilisation in month
Appeal for people not to flock to seaside towns amid upsurge in visits
THERE have been appeals from police for people not to flock to seaside towns amid an upsurge in visits over the weekend.
New Zealand PM unruffled as quake hits mid-interview
A moderate 5.6-magnitude earthquake rattled New Zealand's North Island early Monday but failed to crack Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's trademark composure as she conducted a live television interview. The quake struck just off the coast before 8:00 am local time (2000 Sunday GMT) at a depth
New Zealand leader carries on with TV interview during quake
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern barely skipped a beat when an earthquake struck during a live television interview.
Expect to see Tolko’s Kelowna mill looking pretty much the same for months to come
The decommissioning and redevelopment of the Tolko lumber mill site on the waterfront in Kelowna is moving at a snail’s pace.“We’re still
‘What planet are they on?’ – Press attacks Johnson and Cummings
Criticism has come from some unlikely sections of the national media over the crisis at No 10.
Group decries depletion of forest reserves
A Non-governmental organisation, International Support Network for African Development said, lockdown has made people to resort to forest reserve for firewood for cooking, and undermine nature conservation, biodiversity and causing deforestation.
UK PM Johnson backs key aide over lockdown breach claims
Johnson rejects calls to sack Dominic Cummings after he came under fire for traveling across the country with his wife while she was suffering from symptoms of the disease
English primary schools to partially reopen from Jun 1: PM Johnson
LONDON: Primary schools in England are to reopen to some pupils from Jun 1, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced on Sunday (May 24). ...
Retired wing commander and wife adopt giraffe; yet to meet their 'baby'
Both Athri and his wife are yet to see their “baby”, at the zoo where authorities encourage people to adopt animals.
Coronavirus in India LIVE: Death toll tops 4,000-mark; case tally crosses 1.38 lakh
All domestic flights are also set to resume in India from today
National Republicans sue California to block mail-ballot November election
“We’re on firm legal ground,” Gov. Gavin Newsom said, arguing that “public health is a nonpartisan issue.”
Europe lifts virus shutters as Japan ends emergency
Europeans flocked to parks, gyms and pools on Monday as more countries eased coronavirus restrictions, while Japan lifted its state of emergency but urged vigilance to avoid another wave of infections.
‘What planet are they on?’ – Press attacks Johnson and Cummings
Criticism has come from some unlikely sections of the national media over the crisis at No 10.
Ilhan Omar Believes Joe Biden Accuser Tara Reade: 'Justice Should Never Be Denied'
Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) has revealed that she believes Tara Reade's sexual assault claims against presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden.
China reports 11 new mainland COVID-19 cases vs 3 a day earlier
All of the new infections were imported cases involving travellers from overseas.
‘Things moving behind me’: New Zealand PM continues TV interview as quake strikes
Monday’s magnitude 5.6 quake struck in the ocean about 100 kilometers (62 miles) northeast of Wellington, according to the US Geological Survey.
US records 638 new deaths from coronavirus - US & Canada
The US death toll now stands at 97,686, and a total of 1,641,585 cases have been recorded.
LIVE- “Eid Mubarak”: PM Modi greets Muslims on Eid-ul-Fitr
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday greeted Muslims celebrating Eid-ul-Fitr that marked the end of 30 days of fasting in the Holy month of Ramadan.
Bolsonaro rallies with supporters amid coronavirus surge, takes off mask
At one point, Brazil's president even hoists a young boy onto his shoulders
Rody's Eidl Fitr call on Muslims: Be living examples of faith
President Rodrigo Duterte on Sunday declared May 25, 2020 a holiday as he called on Muslim Filipinos to be “living examples” of Islamic faith as the world celebrates Eid’l Fitr while grappling with the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic.
Florida law requiring felons to pay fines before voting is unconstitutional, judge rules
A Florida law requiring felons to pay legal fees as part of their sentences before regaining the vote is unconstitutional for those unable to pay, or unable to find out how much they owe, a federal judge ruled Sunday.
Afghan president to free up to 2,000 Taliban prisoners after ceasefire offer
KABUL, May 25 — Afghan President Ashraf Ghani began a process yesterday to release up to 2,000 Taliban prisoners as a goodwill gesture after the insurgents proposed a surprise ceasefire during the Eid holiday. The ceasefire appeared to hold as there were no reports of fighting between the...
Two hairstylists in Missouri may have exposed more than 140 clients to the coronavirus, health officials say
The stylists worked at a Great Clips hair salon in Springfield, Missouri, between May 12 and May 20 while symptomatic.
Pandemic strands Norway racer in Alaska after Iditarod win
Thomas Waerner and his 16 dogs are waiting to return to his home in Norway after winning this year's Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in March.
Burundi expected to announce results of presidential election Monday
Burundi's electoral commission is to announce provisional results from last week's presidential election Monday, with the outgoing head of state's handpicked successor Evariste Ndayishimiye poised to…
Virus strands Norway racer in Alaska after Iditarod win
ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Thomas Waerner won this year’s Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in March, but he is still waiting to return to his home in Norway.
Australia begins wide-ranging enquiry into deadly bushfires
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia on Monday began the first hearings of a powerful inquiry into the causes of catastrophic bushfires that swept across the country, killing 33 people, destroying some 2,500 homes and razing an area the size of South Korea.
Zion National Park fills up early Sunday on Memorial Day weekend
Zion National Park’s Scenic Drive was so full Sunday that the park had to close access by 6:30 a.m. and the whole park was full by 11 a.m., the park said.
Cancellations spike, bookings drop as states limit air operations
A massive spike in ticket cancellations, along with a drop in bookings, was reported by the aviation industry for Monday’s flights as several states moved to limit air operations.
Delhi Airport Gears up as Domestic Flights Resume Today; No Quarantine For Asymptomatic Passengers
Long queues of masked people were seen at the airport as they waited to be screened for COVID-19 symptoms. The first arrival at the airport will be from Ahmedabad, Gujarat at 7:45 AM.
Clementine Ford Has Apologised For Joking That The Coronavirus Isn’t Killing Men Fast Enough
The writer faced calls for her grant to be reconsidered.
Casement Park: No agreement on £33m funding gap says Stormont
STORMONT has still not agreed how to plug a £33 million funding gap plaguing the Casement Park stadium project.
How Eid-el-Fitr was celebrated in Saudi Arabia - The Nation Nigeria
Families across Saudi Arabia had the Eid Al-Fitr celebrations in seclusion — with none of the fast-paced hustle and bustle of what is usually
UK PM's top aide Dominic Cummings under fire
Cummings faces increasing pressure to resign for breaching lockdown rules three times
S. Korea striving to break club-linked transmission chain
South Korean health officials are trying to break the chain of transmission tied to cluster infections in Seoul's nightlife district of Itaewon as the country grapples with related sporadic outbreaks across the country. The country reported 16 new COVID-19 cases, including 13 local infections, raising the total coronavirus caseload to 11,206, according to the Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (KCDC). ...
China reports 51 new coronavirus cases, mostly in Wuhan
All of the new infections were imported cases involving travellers from overseas.
New Zealand leader carries on with TV interview during quake
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern barely skipped a beat when an earthquake struck during a live television interview.
Pandemic strands Norway racer in Alaska after Iditarod win
Thomas Waerner and his 16 dogs are waiting to return to his home in Norway after winning this year's Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in March.
COVID-19: Italy's daily death toll drops but Lombardy not included
ROME: Italy recorded 50 new deaths from the COVID-19 epidemic on Sunday (May 24) against 119 the day before, the Civil Protection Agency said. ...
Trio charged with murder over Gold Coast balcony death remain in custody
Three men accused of murder over a teenager's fatal fall from the fourth floor of a Gold Coast building during an alleged robbery have been remanded in custody.
‘Pure fabrication’: Wuhan lab head on Trump’s virus leak theory
Most scientists say the pathogen that has infected 5.3 million and killed more than 342,000, according to a tally by Johns Hopkins University, was passed from bats to humans via an intermediary species likely sold at a wet market in Wuhan late last year
As Covid-19 rages, Mumbai ramps up health infrastructure
Data released by the state public health department on Sunday on dedicated Covid hospitals showed the citys oxygen-supported beds and isolation beds have gone up three times, thanks to new ‘jumbo makeshift facilities set up in the citys exhibition grounds. The number of oxygen-supported beds has gone up from 1,413 on May 12 to 4,508 on May 24.
More special trains from Coimbatore for migrant workers
With nearly 37,000 migrant workers leaving Coimbatore district in the last few days by special trains to their home States, another five trains are likely to be operated from here. An official said th
Duale to know his fate next week as Tuju says no disloyal members will be spared
Uhuru expected to host Jubilee MPs at State House on June 2nd
Republicans sue California Gov. Newsom over his executive order to allow mail-in voting for the November election
The Republican Party is suing California Gov. Gavin Newsom over his decision to allow every registered California voter to submit a ballot by mail for the upcoming presidential election.
Two trucks crash at petrol station in Warrenheip
Two trucks have crashed in a serious incident at Warrenheip, with one truck careering into a petrol bowser.
Community Policing: South East Governors reject IG’s model
The Forum's Chairman and Governor of Ebonyi State, Chief David Umahi, disclosed this while briefing newsmen on the outcome of their enlarged periodic meeting held at the Enugu State Government House, Enugu on Sunday.
President Trump bans travel from Brazil, new COVID-19 hotspot: White House
The South-American nation has registered more than 22,000 deaths from the virus so far.
FRSC to Ogun: Relocate Ota toll gate motor park, market
The Unit Commander of FRSC, Akeem Ganiya, made the appeal in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Ota.
Trump aims to cut red tape tying up doctors
The White House is aiming to cut occupational regulations permanently for doctors and nurses that have been suspended temporarily during the pandemic to spur economic growth, a top adviser to President Trump said.
Man running 100 miles in 24 hours at Las Vegas park for veterans
Peter Makredes, 28, was running 100 miles in 24 hours over Memorial Day weekend to raise money for a nonprofit that works to decrease the number of veterans who die by suicide.
Farmers and forest owners bristle at politicians screwing the scrum so that forest owners subsidise the domestic wood processing industry, potentially resulting in trade retaliation from export markets
Farmers and forest owners bristle at politicians screwing the scrum so that forest owners subsidise the domestic wood processing industry, potentially resulting in trade retaliation from export markets
Donald Trump says he has finished taking hydroxychloroquine as coronavirus therapy
Trump has spent weeks pushing the drug as a potential treatment or prophylaxis for COVID-19 against the cautionary advice of many of his administration's top medical professionals.
Salmonella found in ‘death dumplings’ that killed a Thai woman
Lab results on Sunday found a dubious dish dubbed “death dumplings” after at least one woman died contained the potentially fatal salmonella bacteria After sale of the dumplings in southeast metro Bangkok was blamed for one death and several...
Domestic flights resume, passengers complain of flights being cancelled without notice: 10 points
Domestic passenger flights are resuming across airports from today. Most airports are operating 25 flights daily. As passengers queued up outside airports from Sunday night, many complained of flights being cancelled without prior notice.
Heatwave: IMD issues 'red alert' for most North Indian states, asks people to stay indoors
The day temperature in Delhi is likely to touch 46 degrees Celsius by Tuesday, the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) said, warning that a heatwave would predominate most north Indian states, parts of Maharashtra and Telangana this week.
COVID-19: Displaced Students In MP Will Be Able To Take Exams From Current Location
Online applications should be registered from May 25 to May 28.
NZ PM Ardern: Will raise limits on social gatherings to 100 people from May 29
New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern recently crossed wires, via Reuters, while showing readiness to ease the coronavirus (COVID-19)-led restrictions on soci
Eight new coronavirus infections in Cyprus
Cyprus announced eight new coronavirus cases on Sunday, mostly from repatriated Cypriots, a day after the island celebrated zero COVID-19 cases for the first
Edo crisis: Why Tinubu, Obaseki have not met — Investigation
According to inside sources, Tinubu, a former Governor of Lagos State, has been around in the country and is not averse to seeing the embattled Governor of Edo State, who has been locked in a supremacy battle with his predecessor and National Chairman of the APC, Adams Oshiomhole, The Eagle Online was told
GUJCET Exam 2020: Admit card to be released 10 days before exam at gseb.org
Earlier, the examination was scheduled on March 31st, 2020 at various centers in the state of Gujarat but was canceled due to coronavirus outbreak.
Australia unleashes ‘Neighbours’ to counter China influence
Canberra will beam local TV shows to seven Pacific island nations in soft power push
Republicans sue California Gov. Newsom over his executive order to allow mail-in voting for the November election, Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore
Business Insider - In a lawsuit filed on Sunday, Republican groups called Newsom's executive order to allow mail-in voting a "brazen power grab.". Read more at businessinsider.sg
Indabosky and the Emperor of Rivers
Tunde Odesola (tundeodes2003@yahoo.com) It’s the peak of perfidy. A whore is missing, a drunk goes in search of her; the degenerate seeks the reprobate. This is how best I can translate the follow...
Okowa greets Edwin Clark at 93, says he is a fearless, patriotic leader
Describing Clark as a fearless and patriotic leader, who cares for the interests of his people and the peaceful co-existence of Nigerians, said that Clark had worked hard to place his name in the annals of history as a great fighter of the Niger Delta course.
Florida can’t stop poor felons from voting, federal judge says
A federal judge declared unconstitutional parts of a Florida law that would require people with felony convictions to pay off financial obligations before regaining their right to vote, paving the way for hundreds of thousands of Floridians to register to vote.
Lawyer faults Reps’ moves to strip Police Service Commission of powers
Mom said the Police Service Commission is a creation of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and that its powers, mandate and what it can do or cannot do can only be carried out by constitutional amendment.
Taiwan promises 'necessary assistance' to Hong Kong's people as protests reignite
Taiwan will provide the people of Hong Kong with "necessary assistance," President Tsai Ing-wen has said, after a resurgence in protests in the C
GUJCET 2020 admit card to be released 10 days before exam at gseb.org
The GUJCET exam is set to be conducted on July 31 and the admit card is expected to be released on July 21.
COVID19: Spain set to open beaches, restaurants
On Monday, customers will be able to occupy 50 % of the space assigned for outdoor seating at restaurants and bars in the Spanish capital and Barcelona.
Jacinda Ardern keeps her cool as earthquake hits New Zealand during live interview
The 5.8 magnitude quake hit Wellington as New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern was in the middle of a live broadcast. She calmly continued with the interview as the camera and other things shook around her.
Online Exams Without Cheating? New Tech by IIT Bhubaneswar May Have Cracked the Code
The system uses a virtual examination hall, actual invigilators, question paper distribution online and submission/reception of soft copies of answer books
Court rules $51 million RFS donation cannot be distributed to other charities
The extraordinary sum was raised on Facebook by comedian Celeste Barber during the bushfire crisis.
Baby gorilla at Seattle zoo badly injured in family skirmish
SEATTLE -- A baby gorilla was badly injured at a Seattle zoo on Saturday when he was caught in a skirmish between his family group members, zookeepers said.
GBP/USD retraces three-day losses below 1.2200 on UK/US holiday
GBP/USD seesaws around 1.2180, up 0.05% on a day, during the pre-European session on Monday. In doing so, the Cable pair snaps the previous three-day
Australia PM pushes jobs, Victoria to resume tourism as virus eases
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia’s prime minister stressed the need to create jobs as a way to minimise government welfare spending, while the country’s second-most populous state Victoria set out measures to resume tourism to regions ravaged by bushfires and virus-linked curbs.
India’s Maharashtra to Start Domestic Flights With Fewer Planes
India’s Maharashtra, home to the nation’s financial hub Mumbai, will resume commercial flights on Monday with reduced domestic services as the state struggles to contain coronavirus infection cases.
Predator golf, trails open
With everybody looking to take advantage of the great outdoors, Predator Ridge is offering some green space for the public to enjoy.
Ethiopia records highest daily virus cases
Thirteen are said to have travel history from abroad.
AP FACT CHECK: Faulty Trump claims on virus drug, vote fraud
WASHINGTON — When President Donald Trump doesn’t like the message, he shoots the messenger.
How teenage girl faked own death to avoid financial pressure from mother
A teenage girl, Margaret Ikumu, 19, of Oni community in Oju Local Government Area of Benue, has faked her own death on social media
Lockdown: Nightclubs shut, operators dragged to court in Abuja
This was revealed by the Chairman of the enforcement team, Ikharo Attah, on Sunday when he spoke with newsmen
Cotabato City mayor's top aide shot dead
Police are investigating the motive behind the killing of Aniceto 'Boy' Rasalan, the executive secretary and spokesperson of Mayor Cynthia Guiani-Sayadi
Domestic flights resume after two months; many say flights cancelled without notice
Domestic passenger flights resumed in India after a gap of two months and the country will see around 600 services on Monday.
Republicans sue California Gov. Newsom over his executive order to allow mail-in voting for the November election
The Republican Party is suing California Gov. Gavin Newsom over his May 8 executive order to allow every registered California voter to submit a ballot by mail for the upcoming presidential election.
Early Learning Coalition of Hillsborough County wants to help first responders with child care
Firefighters, police officers, paramedics, nurses and dispatchers can all apply to receive help for the next 3 months.
Restaurants thrilled to open
“Be A Tourist in Your Own Town” is a 10-part collaboration between Castanet and Travel Penticton, highlighting ways to enjoy the city. Watch for it every Monday morning.
Highest spike of 6,977 COVID-19 cases; India now among top 10 countries as tally reaches 1,38,845
India witnessed the highest ever spike of 6,977 positive cases in the last 24 hours, taking the total number of COVID-19 to 1,38,845, according to the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.
US returnees accuse NCDC of abandonment, threaten protest
Adelani Adepegba, Abuja Nigerian returnees from the United States in quarantine in Abuja, have complained of alleged abandonment by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, stating that the agency ...
Premier Mark McGowan lifts intrastate travel restrictions in time for public holiday
Premier Mark McGowan has announced that intrastate borders wold be lifted by the end of this week.
‘How my pregnant wife died of neglect at Epe General Hospital’
Life will not remain the same for Mr. Taiwo Ayobami, who lost his wife, Oluremi during childbirth at Epe General Hospital, Lagos State on April 15, 2020 over alleged neglect by health workers. The deceased was a level 9 officer of the Lagos State Ministry of Education, teaching mathematics at Epe Senior Grammar School.
180 arrested in fresh weekend protests over national security law in Hong Kong
Protesters returned to the streets Sunday as thousands turned out to decry Beijing's planned national security for Hong Kong At least 180 people were arrested in Causeway Bay and Wan Chai for offenses including participating in an authorized...
Republicans sue California Gov. Newsom over his executive order to allow mail-in voting for the November election
In a lawsuit filed on Sunday, Republican groups called Newsom's executive order to allow mail-in voting a "brazen power grab."
Coronavirus lockdowns stifle Eid celebrations as infections rise
RIYADH: Muslims around the world began marking a sombre Eid al-Fitr on Sunday (May 24), many under coronavirus lockdown, but lax restrictions ...
Farmers, NGOs oppose KCR’s regulating farming plan
Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao’s plan to regulate farming in the State has met with strong criticism from farmers, farmers’ unions and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) working in th
Nigerians abroad urged to pressurise UK government on Madueke’s repatriation
Acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Ibrahim Magu, has urged Nigerians in the United Kingdom (UK) to pressurise
Thousands without power in Western Australia after once in a decade storm
Around 50,000 customers were without power on Monday due to storm-related outages after remnants of Cyclone Mangga hit a cold front and brought squalling rain and emergency level storm warnings to the south of the state.
Trump doubles up with Maryland, Virginia Memorial Day events
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump booked back-to-back Memorial Day appearances despite the coronavirus pandemic, at Arlington National Cemetery and at a historic fort in Baltimore. Trump recently called Baltimore a “rat and rodent infested mess” and its mayor has suggested Trump stay home.
Why is Trump so restrained about the Biden sexual assault allegation?
The president rarely misses a chance to sling mud but he has been uncharacteristically quiet about Tara Reade’s claim
US curbs travel from Brazil amid deepening coronavirus outbreak
The White House has announced a ban on travel to the United States from Brazil due to the spread of coronavirus in Latin America's hardest-hit country.
1.50 Lakh MP Students About To Become Doctors, Engineers Under MMMVY
Madhya Pradesh government deposits fees worth Rs 326,,69,85,000 in the accounts of the students.
Rwanda becomes first African country to unfold new Paris agreement climate plan
Despite being one of the poorest countries in the world, and contributing hardly anything to the current climate crisis, Rwanda has become one of the first countries to submit a new national climate plan, which will strengthen global efforts to tackle climate change ahead of the 16th Conference of Parties (COP26).
Biden aims to move left without abandoning centrist roots
Biden is sharpening his tone, still pitching consensus but touting a “bold agenda” aimed at mollifying progressives who remain skeptical he will deliver enough on health care, student loan debts and the climate crisis.
Ondo APC factional chairman backs out, declares support for Akeredolu
The factional Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ondo State, Mr. Idowu Otetubi, has collapsed his executives with the APC faction led by Ade Adetimehin, saying he was tired of balkanising the party.
Jonathan, Gbagi, Omo-Agege felicitate with Chief E K Clark at 93
Former President Goodluck Jonathan has felicitated with Chief Edwin Clark on the occasion of his 93rd birthday, describing him as
Ajayi Crowther University and Osoogun - The Nation Nigeria
It is commendable that, from September, Ajayi Crowther University, Oyo, Oyo State, will have a campus in Osoogun, where the celebrated cleric after whom...
Goa makes Covid-19 negative certificate mandatory for people entering state
The Chief Minister said that Goa is the only state to conduct 13,000 Covid-19 tests on all the people who have entered the borders
South East rejects IGP’s community policing template
Governors and leaders of the South East have opposed the implementation of the Inspector General of Police (IGP) Mohammed Adamu’s community policing template until he complies with the agreement reached with them on the issue.
Group alleges fresh evidence of N25 billion spending on imaginary road repairs by NDDC
Fresh allegation of extra-budgetary spending is rocking the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) as a group has accused the agency of spending N25 billion on regional contingency road repairs not appropriated for in the 2019 fiscal framework.
WWII veteran beats COVID-19, honored on 100th birthday
An Army Air Corps veteran who survived WWII has now beaten the coronavirus after being "in the fight of his life," according to a report on Friday.
Domestic flights resume: Returning to your hometown? Check out guidelines, quarantine rules
Domestic air travel resumes: The ministry said that all passengers are advised to download the corona contact tracing app Aarogya Setu and that all travellers would require to undergo thermal screening. Face masks must also be used during travel
Coronavirus outbreak: India records biggest surge of COVID-19 cases for fourth day
The Union Health Ministry on Monday said that the number of coronavirus cases has hit a new high in the country as India reported 6,977 new cases in the last 24 hours. The total number of COVID-19 cases in India stands at 1,38,845.
Foodbank drop-off point moves to Morshead Park
Ballarat's emergency food relief station has moved to Morshead Park as restrictions begin to be lifted across the city.
Premier Mark McGowan lifts intrastate travel restrictions in time for public holiday
Premier Mark McGowan has announced that intrastate borders wold be lifted by the end of this week.
India among 10 worst-affected COVID-19 countries; surpasses Iran as tally rises to 1.38 lakh
Coronavirus updates: Maharashtra breached the 50,000-mark on Monday. The state has 50,231 COVID-19 cases, with its capital Mumbai figuring among the world's worst-hit cities. As per BMC, Mumbai alone has 30,359 coronavirus patients.
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern unruffled as earthquake hits mid-interview
WELLINGTON: An earthquake struck near New Zealand's capital on Monday (May 25) morning, shaking many residents including Prime Minister Jacinda ...
The Political Fix: What has India’s stringent Covid-19 lockdown actually achieved?
A weekly newsletter on Indian policy and politics from Scroll.in.
'Many will starve': locusts devour crops and livelihoods in Pakistan
Farmers faced with worst plague in recent history say they have been left to fend for themselves
Earthquake strikes near New Zealand capital, no immediate damage reported
WELLINGTON: A magnitude 5.8 earthquake struck near New Zealand's capital Wellington on Monday (May 25), but there were no immediate reports of damage.
Hamburg privacy boss calls for overhaul of EU privacy rules
Johannes Caspar said the failure of EU agencies to cooperate had undermined GDPR.
Domestic flight services resume in India after 2 months amid 630 cancellations
India Business News: Domestic passenger flights resumed in India after a gap of two months. The Delhi airport saw its first departure at 4.45 am to Pune while Mumbai airpo
UK PM Boris Johnson backs top aide after lockdown revelations
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has defended his chief adviser Dominic Cummings, amid a clamour of calls for Cummings to resign after it emerged he travelled to Durham from London while the country was on lockdown and everyone had been told to stay at home.
Virus obstructs US and UK bids for $800m South Korea helicopter deal
Travel restrictions and spending cuts muddy defence sector outlook
Reducing neighborhood crime: Place management of alcohol outlets
Recent research suggests that neighborhood crime may be reduced by enhancing 'place management' resources in and around off-premise alcohol sales outlets, particularly at small and independent stores.
Coronavirus crisis provides fertile ground for online fraudsters
Surge in number of scammers exploiting global scramble for protection equipment
Senator expresses concern as Abuja Muslims storm Nasarawa
Sunday Aborisade, Abuja Hundreds of Muslims residing in Abuja, on Sunday, invaded various prayer grounds in neighbouring Nasarawa State to join their counterparts in prayers to mark the end of Ram...
Mandating download of Aarogya Setu may be unconstitutional, say experts
Even as confusion reigns over whether the Aarogya Setu app will be made mandatory for airline travel, legal experts and cyber activists say that any efforts to make it compulsory would be anti-constit
Thousands without power in Western Australia after once in a decade storm
MELBOURNE, May 25 — Wild weather downed trees and left tens of thousands of people without power in Western Australia, as emergency services began cleaning up in Perth today after some of the worst weather in a decade. Wind speeds of up to 132 kph were registered at Cape Leeuwin, one of the...
Coronavirus lockdowns stifle Eid celebrations as infections rise
RIYADH: Muslims around the world began marking a sombre Eid al-Fitr on Sunday (May 24), many under coronavirus lockdown, but lax restrictions ...
Firms beg for social distancing guidelines to be eased
The Government is under mounting pressure to relax social distancing guidelines as the retail and hospitality sectors warn of thousands of permanent job losses unless the two-metre rule is changed.
Why is Trump so restrained about the Biden sexual assault allegation?
The president rarely misses a chance to sling mud but he has been uncharacteristically quiet about Tara Reade’s claimSometimes Donald Trump portrays his election rival, Joe Biden, as a sleepy geriatric who should be in a care home because “he doesn’t know he’s alive”. At others, the president speaks
Weekend Revival: Data shows Bangkok swinging back into action
Every day been feeling the same Good news: The weekend returned to Bangkok as life poured into its streets, bringing a return of activity – and traffic By foot and behind the wheel, people were on the move at levels not seen since early March,...
Panic as Buhari probes Abba Kyari’s office, others
A wave of apprehension is sweeping through MDAs as President Muhammadu Buhari begins a probe into the office of the late Chief of Staff Abba Kyari.
Office invasion: Minister, Dabiri-Erewa fight dirty on social media
Adelani Adepegba, Samson Folarin and Ife Ogunfuwa The Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission, Abike Dabiri-Erewa, and the Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, I...
Attorney General: We will continue to act fearlessly - Inside Israel
Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit responds to PM Netanyahu's criticism of the legal system.
Singaporean cooks up Eid feast for migrant workers in lockdown
SINGAPORE, May 25 — As Muslims around the world celebrate Eid al-Fitr to mark the end of the fasting month, thousands of migrant workers in Singapore have had to spend the holiday in quarantine because of outbreaks of the novel coronavirus in their dormitories. To cheer them up, Singaporean...
Makinde, others laud facility managers’ role in COVID-19 crisis
The Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde has lauded facility managers for their contributions to health, safety and productivity of people during ongoing CoVID-19 crisis. Makinde noted that as with governance, people hardly commend facilities managers when things are going right, but immediately the ‘ball drops’, everyone remembers their roles. The Governor stated this during the […]
Going viral: Day 57 of being in a COVID-19 lockdown
This is what life is like in social isolation in Ireland
Why I claimed I was dead — Teenager declared dead, buried by friends in Lagos
Ikumu, who was handed over to the police by her employer where she serves as a house help, revealed the cause of her action when she was questioned by the police
Over 80 flights cancelled in Delhi, passengers slam airlines for no prior intimation
The development comes after few states objected to the Centre’s plan to restart domestic airlines from May 25, following which last-minute changes were amended to the earlier rules on Sunday evening.
Taiwan offers people of Hong Kong 'necessary assistance' after protests over new security laws
Taiwan will provide the people of Hong Kong with "necessary assistance", President Tsai Ing-wen said, after thousands in the Chinese ruled territory protested against Beijing's plans to impose new national security laws. Taiwan has become a refuge for a small but growing number of pro-democracy
Troops eliminate 1,015 insurgents in decisive encounters in North East – Buratai
The Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Tukur Buratai, disclosed this on Sunday when he hosted the troops of Operation Lafiya Dole to Eid-El-Fitr luncheon at Military Control and Command Centre in Maiduguri, Borno State.
Buhari’s aide, others fault N1m fine against British airline
• FG reports carrier to UK authorities Okechukwu Nnodim, Abuja Nigerians, including a senior special assistant to the President, on Sunday, criticised the N1m fine slammed on a British carrier, F...
Severe storm lashes vast expanse of west Australian coast
Tens of thousands of homes and businesses lost power, buildings were battered and trees were uprooted as a vast stretch of the west Australian coast was whipped by a severe storm on Monday for the second straight day. No casualties were reported from what Acting Assistant Commissioner of Western Australia…
India among 10 worst countries in COVID-19 cases, 11 areas account for 70% cases
India overtook Iran to become the 10th biggest hotspot of coronavirus infection worldwide.India recorded nearly 7,000 cases in last 24 hours
Watch | New rules for flyers in India
A video explaining the rules laid down by the Ministry of Civil Aviation for domestic air travel
Hispanic vote in Florida may come down to Biden’s ability to overcome socialism stigma
LITTLE HAVANA, MIAMI — One does not have to walk far from the outdoor coffee window at Versailles Restaurant in the heart of Little Havana to hear impassioned words about politics, socialism, and Cuba.
Autonomy for state legislature, judiciary: Lawyers, CSOs split over Buhari’s executive order
Mixed views, yesterday, hallmarked President Muhammadu Buhari’s Executive Order granting financial autonomy to the legislature
GOP lawmaker demands Trump STOP promoting Joe Scarborough murder conspiracy theory and warns 'it will destroy us' - as the dead aide's family say they fear retaliation from trolls if they speak up
Illinois Rep. Adam Kinzinger tweeted President Trump Sunday about the 'completely unfounded conspiracy'. 'Just stop. Stop spreading it, stop creating paranoia. It will destroy us,' he said.
New Zealand leader carries on with TV interview during quake
WELLINGTON, New Zealand - New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern barely skipped a beat when an earthquake struck during a live television interview Monda
Myanmar army accused of new atrocities in attack on Rakhine village
Less than three years since a crackdown against Rohingya, troops are again accused of war crimes – this time against Rakhine Buddhists
Apology over cabin rant
An Alberta man who stirred up a hornet's nest of reaction over his comments about the Shuswap's plea for visitors to stay away over the Victoria Day long weekend is offering an apology.
First deadlines for laid-off workers to get health insurance | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
WASHINGTON >> Many laid-off workers who lost health insurance in the coronavirus shutdown soon face the first deadlines to qualify for fallback coverage under the Affordable Care Act.
Tamil Nadu allows domestic flight operations, issues SOP for airports
Tamil Nadu, late on Sunday, gave nod for domestic flight operations in the State from today.Flights to Chennai, Coimbatore, Madurai and Trichy are to operate from today. However, incoming flights to b
Railways Minister Piyush Goyal's 12-Tweet Retort To Uddhav Thackeray
In a wrangle with Uddhav Thackeray over trains for migrants, Railways Minister Piyush Goyal tweeted on Sunday that his ministry would work overnight if it received within one hour a list of trains, passengers and destinations from the Maharashtra Chief Minister.
Michigan Gov. Whitmer Says She Self-Censors Comments About Trump to Continue Receiving Federal Funds
Recently, the Democratic governor has been repeatedly criticized by US President Donald Trump and his supporters over her insistence that any lifting of the COVID-19...
Registration For Leaving Cert Calculated Grades Opens Tomorrow Morning
Online registration for Leaving Cert calculated grades opens tomorrow at 10am.
Amphan cyclone: IRDAI asks insurers to hasten settlement of claims
The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) has directed insurers to hasten settlement of claims pertaining to the cyclone Amphan. In a circular, it said there were reports of
LETTER: Surprise — MGM will have free parking again!
Now they need the locals.
More time needed to open up air travel in Maharashtra: Uddhav Thackeray
Lockdown cannot be lifted abruptly, next 15 days crucial, says CM
Why House of Representatives resolved to probe Chinese loans
A Peep into the mindset of House of Representatives’ member, Hon. Ben Rollands Igbakpa offers an insight as to why the lower legislative chamber resolved
Atletico Madrid match linked to 41 deaths in Merseyside hospitals
New health data analysis predicts impact controversial fixture may have had
Missing Tasman trampers: Search suspended due to bad weather
They have been missing in Kahurangi National Park for over two weeks.
Court rules $51 million RFS donation cannot be distributed to other charities
The extraordinary sum was raised on Facebook by comedian Celeste Barber during the bushfire crisis.
How will the economic 'cold war' between China and the US end? - Radio
Jonna Bianco, founder of the American Bondholders Foundation, talks about the ways to solve the crisis between the two powers.
‘No need for state economic package to tide over COVID crisis’: Uddhav Thackeray snubs BJP demand
Maharashtra Corona Update: Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray has rejected the opposition BJP's demand for a package from the state government to tide over Coronavirus-induced crisis.
AF’s second LCA squadron to spread wings from Sulur in T.N. on Wednesday
Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria to operationalise the unit
Singaporean cooks up Eid feast for migrant workers in lockdown
As Muslims around the world celebrate Eid al-Fitr to mark the end of the fasting month, thousands of migrant workers in Singapore have had to spend the holiday in quarantine because of outbreaks of
Teachers win hearts and minds as returning students show appreciation
Staff at Chatham Primary stepped over chalk scrawled love hearts and rainbows on their way through the school gates on Monday.
US President Donald Trump criticised after videos of him golfing surface online
Trump was seen on the golf course a day after saying houses of worship are "essential" and asking governors to reopen them during the weekend.
Celebrating the Irish who fought in the Civil War this Memorial Day
Memorial Day presents an ideal opportunity to look back on perhaps Ireland’s greatest achievement in America.
Govt ramps up centres for pending class 10, 12 board exams to 15,000
The HRD ministry has already announced that students will appear for exams at schools in which they are enrolled rather than external examination centres
WATCH | New Zealand PM unruffled as quake hits mid-interview
A moderate 5.6-magnitude earthquake rattled New Zealand's North Island, but failed to crack Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's trademark composure as she conducted a live television interview.
Tributes pour in for Irish teen killed in Australia
The trio charged with the murder of Irish teenager Cian English had their cases mentioned in court for the first time on Monday.
World coronavirus dispatch: US bans travel from Brazil; commerce allowed
From Eid celebrations in the shadow of pandemic, to nightclubs opening in China, and the story behind NYT's May 24 front page - read these and more in today's world dispatch
Latino workers face discrimination over spread of coronavirus in meat plants
Reports of Latinos being refused service after more than 10,000 meatpacking workers, many Latino, contract Covid-19 in the USEthnic minorities have been the hardest-hit by the coronavirus in the US, and now Latino workers are facing fresh difficulty, as they and their communities suffer discrimination
Should we really be blaming second home owners during coronavirus crisis?
One of the things that has occurred to me while the country has been dealing with the single largest health crisis for more than a generation is that number of column inches dedicated to the ownership and use of second homes in Suffolk and across the UK seems disproportionate.
Watch huge crowd flout Covid-19 laws with street corner party in Sparkbrook
Two police officers can be seen trying to break up the gathering under the current lockdown laws in shocking footage
MOH to discuss establishing special care centres for children of Covid-19 frontliners, says deputy minister
TAIPING, May 25 — The Health Ministry will hold discussions to establish a special care centres for children of frontline personnel involved in managing the Covid-19 outbreak. Deputy Health Minister Datuk Dr Noor Azmi Ghazali said he was aware of complaints from frontline staff who could not send...
Hataman bats for 'new normal' in education
Deputy Speaker and Basilan Rep. MujivHataman made this call to the Department of Education as the education sector, parents and students preparE for the next school year amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic.
'Dominic Cummings spits in the face of all our efforts, the whole NHS': Doctor says he will QUIT if PM's aide does not go as another medic says she wouldn't have 'dreamed of travelling the length of country to sort out some child care'
Dominic Pimenta told Good Morning Britain that he's ready to resign if Cummings stays in his position as the top Government aide after travelling from London to Durham in lockdown.
Queensland vet pinned up against wall after showing owner the bill
Veterinarian Dr Margie Bale said the pressures of working a clinical practice wears you down.
‘What planet are they on?’ No respite for Johnson and Cummings
LONDON – Prime Minister Boris Johnson faced mutiny in his party and fury across Britain on Monday for refusing to sack his closest aide Dominic Cummings who is accused of flouting the coronavirus lockdown by driving 250 miles from London.
Nation enjoys Eid-ul-Fitr's second day with scrumptious food
The people have decided to stay at their homes and cook delicious food.
Lockdown Level 3: No parent will be forced to send their child to school, reassures Ramaphosa
President Cyril Ramaphosa says strict control measures would be implemented at schools to ensure the safety of pupils and teachers amid the coronavirus pandemic.
James Argent reveals cocaine addiction had him suffering two overdoses
Arg wants to ‘own’ his past struggles ‘the way that people like Davina McCall, Russell Brand and Robbie Williams have’.
Cummings ‘made a mockery’ of police lockdown enforcement
Police and crime commissioner Martin Surl said the adviser’s actions will make it much harder to enforce restrictions.
Question in Goa Board’s Class 10 English exam stokes row
In the English exam held last week, the controversial question described a conversation between two persons, wherein one says he has to opt for a job in Portugal because of jobs being scarce here, and that one needs to have influence and money to get a job.
Tow truck turf wars: Toronto sees rise in violence likened to organised crime
A fourth murder in two years has shone a light on the danger for drivers in a highly lucrative – and highly cut-throat – industryJust before sunset, a volley of gunshots rang out in the parking lot of a northern Toronto apartment complex.When police arrived, they found a black tow truck pinned between
Year of Tragedy: Locust Invasion Now Wreaking Havoc in Central India - Video
New Delhi (Sputnik): Locusts from Iran and Pakistan have swarmed India and already caused havoc in Rajasthan. The invasion has now moved on to central India and the...
London tourists fined by police for trying to visit Llanrhaeadr Waterfall
A car from Telford was reported by police and sent back from Wales after travelling to "check out a caravan" according to police.
Abbas’s Precious Gift to Iran: Hamas
If and when Abbas does suspend security coordination with Israel, he will be sending a message to Iran and its Palestinian proxies that the time has come to turn the West Bank into a center for Jihad against Israel and the "infidels."
Three-day-old baby succumbs to COVID-19 in Chandigarh, state death toll rises to 4
A three-day-old girl died of coronavirus in Chandigarh on Sunday, taking the COVID-19 death toll in the union territory to four, a medical bulletin said. The sample of the child was taken after death
Man kills brother in Tharaka-Nithi
Residents blame incident on increased consumption of illicit brews.
Taliban Prisoners Freed As Afghan Truce Holds For Second Day
Afghan authorities say they have released 100 Taliban prisoners as part of the government's response to a three-day cease-fire the militants called to mark the end of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, the Eid al-Fitr holiday.
Tenants urged to allow safety checks
Fears that many are refusing to have the vital annual safety checks carried out over coronavirus concerns
Parks packed, terraces open as Madrid and Barcelona celebrate easing
Hundreds of Madrid residents flooded to the city's parks as lockdown measures were finally eased in the Spanish capital and in Barcelona, while beaches reopened in parts of the country after months-long closures.
Whistle-blower advocacy group calls for COVID-19 accountability watchdog
Report urges appointment of ombudsperson to probe problems with government’s pandemic response
Fire safety concerns over restaurant’s licence bid at meeting this week
Licensing bosses are set to review an application for a restaurant and bar in a city centre, after postponing the matter earlier this month.
'Ever get the feeling you've been cheated?': The British Press is divided over response to Dominic Cummings scandal with Guardian demanding blood while Times suggests aide's actions are 'not a cause for resignation'
Britain's newspapers are showing mixed views in response to Boris Johnson's backings of Dominic Cummings on Sunday night, while some call for the top aide to resign, others only call for a review.
China may lose control of three strategically important ports amid coronavirus fallout
Changing political tides may cost China control over ports in Australia, Israel, Sri Lanka
Boris Johnson goes for run with dog as backlash over Dominic Cummings row deepens
The Prime Minister has been spotted out jogging with his pet, Dilyn, around Lambeth Palace, London, after being criticised for backing his lockdown-breaching top aide
Pilot Of Crashed PIA Plane Ignored Warnings Thrice, Says Report
Security personnel stand beside the wreckage of a plane at the site after an aircraft crashed Karachi: The pilot of … Pilot Of Crashed PIA Plane Ignored Warnings Thrice, Says Report Read More »
Domestic air travel resumes with confusion at airports, cancelled flights
Chaos will make it even harder for airlines to recover from the impact of a two-month lockdown to contain the coronavirus, said analysts.
More patients than beds in Mumbai as India faces surge in virus cases
MUMBAI/NEW DELHI (Reuters) - When Manit Parikh’s mother tested positive for the new coronavirus, she was rushed by ambulance to Mumbai’s private Lilavati Hospital, but officials told the family no critical-care beds were available.
Coronavirus News: Virtual ceremonies planned for Memorial Day
This year's Memorial Day will pay tribute not only to those who died on the battlefield but also those who have fallen during the coronavirus pandemic.
Japan lifts coronavirus emergency in all remaining areas
TOKYO — Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe lifted a coronavirus state of emergency in Tokyo and four other remaining areas on Monday, ending the restrictions nationwide.
Queensland vet pinned up against wall after showing owner the bill
Veterinarian Dr Margie Bale said the pressures of working a clinical practice wears you down.
MPs to meet today to decide on resuming Parliament during pandemic
The House of Commons is meeting today to decide, again, how it's going to function as COVID-19 restrictions gradually lift across the country.
Safaricom Foundation Partners With Scope International to Install Sanitation Booths in 6 Counties
Safaricom in partnership with Scope International have installed sanitation booths in the counties of Homabay, Siaya, Migori, Kisii, Bungoma and Busia to help curb the spread of COVID-19.The sanitat
JEE Main 2020 and NEET UG 2020 admit card to be released 15 days ahead of tests, says National Testing Agency
The JEE (Main) 2020 will be held in two shifts. The first shift will be from 9 am to noon, while the second will be from 3 pm to 6 pm.
Domestic flights resume today, over 80 cancellations at Delhi airport, 20 in Bengaluru
India domestic flights resume: By 10 am, several took to Twitter to accuse national carrier Air India of either cancelling without any prior notice or goofing up departure schedules.
Mother tigress becomes embroiled in a fierce duel with her DAUGHTER as they clash over dominance and territory in India
The dramatic moment between the massive tigers unfolded in an open, lush green area at the Ranthambore National Park in western state of Rajasthan in India.
Defence HQ says airstrikes kill 200 bandits in Katsina, Zamfara
The Defence Headquarters says the Air Component of Operation Hadarin Daji has neutralised no fewer than 200 armed bandits in multiple air strikes
WHO warns of 'immediate second peak' if restrictions eased too soon; global cases near 5.5M
May 25 (UPI) -- Amid a rash of countries and regions the globe over moving to reopen their economies and lift their people out from under lockdown measures, the World Health Organization on Monday warned there could be an "immediate second peak" of the coronavirus before there is a second wave.
Pubs won’t open until July earliest, warns brewery boss – dashing Brit hopes of enjoying a pint in the sun next month
BRITS hoping to enjoy a freshly-pulled pint next month have been dealt a fresh blow after one of the UK’s biggest independent breweries said there were no plans to reopen pubs until early Jul…
3-state manhunt for UConn student wanted in 2 homicides: cops
Three states are conducting a manhunt Monday for a University of Connecticut accused of two brutal slayings and believed to be armed with several stolen guns had stretched from Connecticut to New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Mum whose son died in lockdown blasts PM's defence of Cummings as 'offensive'
Louise Bennett, whose son Fred, 14, caught coronavirus during treatment for leukaemia, says Dominic Cummings' reasons for travelling from London to Durham "were not extraordinary circumstances" and his excuse "does not cut it"
Eid-el-Fitr: Governors, others urge Muslims to remain virtuous
Governors across the country on Sunday felicitated with Muslims on the celebration of Eid-el-Fitr at the end of 30 days of Ramadan fasting.
Trudeau to push for 10 days paid sick leave for all Canadians; Tory apologizes for not wearing a mask in Trinity Bellwoods
Follow the latest Toronto news on coronavirus
Timeline: How the Dominic Cummings controversy unfolded
Boris Johnson backed his top aide but there has been criticism from Tory MPs, opposition parties, scientists and even bishops.
Taiwan promises 'necessary assistance' to Hong Kong's people
Taiwan will provide the people of Hong Kong with "necessary assistance", President Tsai Ing-wen said, after a resurgence in protests in the ...
COVID-19: Four Indian returnees from Kuwait to Telangana test positive
163 evacuees from Kuwait had reached Hyderabad by a special Air India flight on May 10
Tow truck turf wars: Toronto sees rise in violence likened to organised crime
A fourth murder in two years has shone a light on the danger for drivers in a highly lucrative – and highly cut-throat – industry
AU @57 declaration: ‘No-one is blameless’ in Libya tragedy – AUC chair
The AU continues to be more involved in helping solve the Libyan crisis.
Coronavirus News: Car convoys, virtual ceremonies mark Memorial Day in NY, NJ and CT
New Yorkers marked Memorial Day with car convoys and small ceremonies instead of parades, as those looking to honor fallen military members contended with coronavirus restrictions.
Obinwanne Okeke to plead guilty for $11 million US fraud
Obinwanne Okeke also known as Invictus Obi has indicated wish to plead guilty for the $11 million fraud he is being tried for in the United States (US).
Saturday was Queensland's coldest ever May day
Queensland's combined average temperature for Saturday was 16.95 degrees, beating the previous record of 17.44 from 2012.
Did the Center’s Pressure Work on Telangana?
Union Health Secretary Preeti Sudan in her letter to the Telangana chief secretary Somesh Kumar had advised him to “chase the virus rather than the virus chase us”.
'Probably off the cards': NCA backs away from bridge replacement
The National Capital Authority was considering replacing Commonwealth Avenue Bridge
Lagos to close Marine Beach Bridge for five months
The Lagos State Government on Sunday announced a plan to effect partial closure of the Marine Beach Bridge, Apapa, to vehicular movement...
Cummings ‘made a mockery’ of police lockdown enforcement
Police and crime commissioner Martin Surl said the adviser’s actions will make it much harder to enforce restrictions.
Government 'quietly starts removing stay at home adverts from websites'
The government messaging changed at the start of May.
Number of coronavirus cases at Dutch meatpacking plant jumps to 147
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The number of people diagnosed with the coronavirus at a Dutch pork processing plant near the German border has jumped to 147 since it was closed last week and workers asked to go into quarantine.
Bitcoin Miners in Sichuan Province Ordered to Shut Down in ‘Orderly Manner’
The Chinese province is said to be home to roughly 10 percent of Bitcoin's global hash power.
Germany divided over plans to nix rules despite outbreaks
BERLIN — A spat is brewing between Germany’s federal government and state governors over plans by some regional leaders to end pandemic-related restrictions despite fresh clusters of cases across the country.
Subway resumes work in Kyiv, Kharkiv: new safety rules, explained (Photo)
In the City of Dnipro, local authorities are yet to decide on the expedience of subway relaunch given the current COVID-19 situation.
Wheat procurement by govt agencies surpassed last year's figures
It surpasses last year's total by about 25,000 tons.
Two Pinjra Tod activists, minutes after getting bail in anti-CAA protests case, arrested on separate charge; sent to 2-day police custody
Two Pinjra Tod women activists, who were granted bail on Sunday in a case related to the northeast Delhi communal violence, were sent to two days of police custody moments later in a separate murder case linked to the riots.
Sorrow for new Afghan parents after hospital attack
Zia Gul gave birth to her daughter just an hour after escaping from gunmen who rampaged through a Kabul maternity ward, and now struggles to reconcile motherhood with the trauma of the attack.
CMCO: Penang releases guidelines to reopen arts, cultural spaces, says state tourism chief
GEORGE TOWN, May 25 — Penang government has released a set of guidelines to reopen arts and cultural spaces, emphasising on social distancing and other public health requirements mandated by the federal and state governments. In a statement today, Penang Tourism, Arts, Culture and Heritage...
UNDERCOVER INVESTIGATION: For N16,500, security agents will allow you travel from Lagos to Abuja despite interstate ban
Twenty-four hours to the trip, Otos, a worker at one of the bus terminals in the Jibowu area of Yaba, Lagos, had given all the assurances that there is commercial
Lost walkers ‘met by police’ as mountain rescue team receives first call-out of lockdown
Police are said to have met a group of walkers after they sparked a Scottish mountain rescue team's first call-out of the lockdown at the weekend.
SPONSORED: Ex-soldier who battled PTSD on how to keep a healthy mind and body
When ex-soldier Kevin Brooks was serving in Iraq he learned the importance of routine and exercise for maintaining a healthy body and mind – and now he is putting his army training into practice during lockdown.
PA Reports IDF Arrested Arab Suspects Despite Breakdown in Cooperation
The lull in arrests is likely to harm the PA before it harms Israel, seeing as so many of the arrested terror suspects belong to Hamas and are the enemies of the PLO.
Man Who Threatened To Murder CM Yogi Adityanath In A Bomb Blast Handed Over By Maharashtra ATS To UP Special Task Force
The accused from Nashik has already accepted to have made the threat call against CM Adityanath.
Teachers win hearts and minds as returning students show appreciation
Staff at Chatham Primary stepped over chalk scrawled love hearts and rainbows on their way through the school gates on Monday.
How Kerala flattened the curve, lowest death rates: Health minister Shailaja explains
Health department constituted 18 expert groups in training health care staff for detailed stock-taking of beds, equipment in each hospital
Torture, 15-year "sentence" for insulting tweets about Russian-controlled forces in Donbas
Meanwhile, not only have the Russian-controlled forces refused to release her as part of swap efforts, they have not even confirmed the fact they are holding her.
Covid-19: CBSE board exams to be held in 15,000 centres to ensure physical distancing
Earlier, 3,000 centres were supposed to hold these examinations.
Lock your cars! Vehicle theft spikes in COVID-19 pandemic
With more people than ever staying home to lessen the spread of COVID-19, their sedans, pickup trucks and SUVs are parked unattended on the streets, making them easy targets for thieves.
Did Japan just beat coronavirus without lockdowns or mass testing?
Japan’s state of emergency is set to end with new cases of the coronavirus dwindling to mere dozens. It got there despite largely ignoring the default playbook.
Multinational Force in Sinai Represents ‘An Insurance Policy,’ Says Former Israeli Defense Official
Egyptian-Israeli relations are at their best level since the peace treaty was signed, mostly based on common security interests. But something can always go wrong.
Bodies of three PIA plane crash victims handed over to families in Islamabad
The victims were identified as Rawalpindi Police Head Constable Raja Asif Fayyaz, Malik Zeeshan and Syed Danish
Coronavirus News: Virtual ceremonies held for Memorial Day
This year's Memorial Day paid tribute not only to those who died on the battlefield but also those who have fallen during the coronavirus pandemic.
Number of coronavirus cases at Dutch meatpacking plant jumps to 147
The number of people diagnosed with the coronavirus at a Dutch pork processing plant near the German border has jumped to 147 since it was closed last week and workers asked to go into quarantine. The Vion plant in Groenlo, located east of Arnhem and west of the northern German city of Muenster, employs
Lockdown: How I was assaulted by Nigerian Airforce officers — Medical Doctor
The enforcement of lockdown imposed to check the spread of coronavirus across states has been mired by cases of rights abuses by various state actors
Nnamdi Azikiwe varsity hospital records first case of COVID-19, says CMD
Authorities of the Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital (NAUTH), Nnewi, have confirmed one case of the coronavirus at the hospital.
Sibu man who breached Covid-19 home quarantine to eat noodles surrenders to police
SIBU, May 25 — A 27-year-old construction site supervisor today surrendered himself to the Sibu Jaya police station after violating the quarantine order at his house and going out to enjoy a plate of noodles. Sibu district police chief ACP Stanley Jonathan Ringgit who confirmed the matter said...
Timeline: How the Dominic Cummings controversy unfolded
Boris Johnson backed his top aide but there has been criticism from Tory MPs, opposition parties, scientists and even bishops.
China reports 11 new mainland COVID-19 cases versus 3 a day earlier
BEIJING: China reported 11 new confirmed coronavirus cases in the mainland as of end-Sunday (May 24), up from three a day earlier, the National ...
Birmingham City Council owes other councils more than £200m
A council owed other local authorities more than £200 million last year, the seventh highest total of any council in the UK, an investigation shows.
Chinese Soldiers Cross Into India as Standoff Ensues
Chinese forces detained several Indian troops during the incursion.
Iran reopens key shrines after two-month virus closure
Iran on Monday reopened major Shiite shrines across the Islamic republic, more than two months after they were closed, as it reported its lowest deaths from coronavirus since March.
Malaysian mission in Singapore ready to assist woman bus driver return home for husband’s funeral
SINGAPORE, May 25 — The Malaysian High Commission here is ready to assist the Malaysian woman bus captain seen in a heart-wrenching viral video clip to return home for her husband’s funeral. The Malaysian mission is aware of the plight of the woman, who became inconsolable after receiving the...
CBSE class 10,12 board exams to be held at 15,000 centres across country: HRD Minister
Union Human Resource Development (HRD) Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal 'Nishank' announced on Monday that the pending class 10 and 12 board exams which were postponed in view of the coronavirus lockdown, will be conducted at 15,000 centres across the country instead of 3,000 centres planned earlier.
Japan lifts state of emergency in Tokyo; global cases near 5.5M
May 25 (UPI) -- Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Monday lifted a state of emergency in Tokyo as the rate of new cases declined.
Petition for paved path
The Pineview Valley Community Group is looking for some more pavement in their neighbourhood.
The Crisis at My Husband’s Nursing Home
The loss of 98 lives there is nothing short of a tragedy.
Hong Kong police embrace China's security law plan
The statement is part of a flurry of coordinated messages from the city's different security services embracing the law
Vizag gas leak was disaster in waiting as LG Polymers worked in populated area with no clearances for 2 years
The industrial unit of LG Polymers was operating right in the middle of a thickly populated area in Vishakhapatnam without due Environmental Clearance (EC) from authorities.
'What would I do with seven days off each week?' Britain's most recognisable police officer is staying on the beat
His face has been used on thousands of cardboard cutouts throughout the country
Charitable runs, walks learn to adapt to crowd limits
PITTSBURGH (AP) — The coronavirus pandemic has forced charities or nonprofit groups to cancel or postpone an untold number of walks and runs that raise money for everything from Alzheimer's...
China warns US of countermeasures over Hong Kong trading threats
Beijing has warned the US that it will take "every necessary measure" to protect its interests after a top White House advisor warned that Washington might revoke Hong Kong's special trading privileges if China enacts a tough new security law. China plans to impose legislation on the semi-autonomous
EU: 'End' of U.S. Leadership, Rise of China 'Happening Before Our Eyes'
BERLIN (AP) - The European Union's top diplomat has called for the bloc to have a "more robust strategy" toward China amid signs that Asia is replacing the United States as the centre of global power.
Fire at Bombardier Aerospace plant in Belfast being treated as accidental
A fire that broke out on Sunday, May 24, at the Bombardier Aerospace plant in Belfast, is reportedly being treated as an accident.
Taiwan promises ‘necessary assistance’ to people of Hong Kong
Taiwan will provide the people of Hong Kong with “necessary assistance”, President Tsai Ing-wen said, after thousands in the Chinese … Taiwan promises ‘necessary assistance’ to people of Hong Kong Read More »
Saturday was Queensland's coldest ever May day
Queensland's combined average temperature for Saturday was 16.95 degrees, beating the previous record of 17.44 from 2012.
Japan PM Abe: to lift state of emergency for all of Japan today
TOKYO- Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Monday that the state of emergency will be lifted for all of Japan and that the country managed to get the spread of the virus under control in under two months.
EPL Footballer Accused Of Gang Rape
It shocking news, a Premier League footballer has reportedly been accused of taking part in a gang rape during lockdown – here is the latest.
Tributes to Irish teen pour in as three charged with his murder in Australia
Cian English (19), from Carlow, died following fall from Gold Coast apartment
Maharashtra COVID-19 Tracker: State records 3041 new cases, state tally of positive cases stand at 50231
On Monday, Maharashtra recorded 3041 fresh COVID-19 cases thus taking the total positive cases to 50231, as per reports by the state Health department.
Man arrested after swimming moat to enter Japan palace grounds
The Imperial Palace in Tokyo is among Japan's most popular tourist destinations
PIA crash: Crashed Pakistan plane's pilot ignored 3 warnings to lower altitude
The claim is being made based on an ATC report seen by Geo News
Hospital forced to close A&E 'due to high number of patients with coronavirus'
The temporary stop at the A&E unit at Weston General Hospital in Weston-super-Mare, North Somerset, is being done as 'a precautionary measure' to 'maintain the safety of staff and patients'
‘It’s really difficult’: Lorraine Kelly reveals heartache as father admitted to hospital
Lorraine Kelly has told of her heartache at being separated from her elderly father after he was taken into hospital.
Domestic flights resume in Delhi, over 80 cancellations leave flyers in a fix
In the departure area of Terminal 3, passengers lined up for check-in wearing masks and gloves and many even with face screens. Among those were people who were happy at the thought of being home by evening for Eid.
Furloughed Eurostar workers helping language students during school closures
Train drivers are among the staff who are hosting online sessions to help pupils maintain their skills while studying at home.
Number of uniformed women personnel in UN peacekeeping must be raised: Indian commander
Efforts must be made to significantly increase the number of uniformed women personnel in the UN peacekeeping missions, an Indian woman commander stationed in Congo has said, underlining that they
Over 130 people face action for various violations in Oman
The Royal Oman Police ( ROP), has arrested or issued notices to more than 136 people on the first day of Eid Al Fitr for violating the decisions of the Supreme Committee to deal with COVID-19
Devotees, religious groups up in arms against TTD on decision to sell away Lord Balaji's assets
The decision to sell immovable assets of India's richest Lord Venkateswara temple on Tirumala hill shrine not only triggered political storm but also drew protests from devotees and religious groups. Even ruling YSR Congress Party MP Raghuramakrishna Raju opposed the move saying selling the God's assets is belittling the donors.
Rare snow leopards spotted near Kazakh city amid lockdown
ALMATY (Reuters) - Several snow leopards, including a mother and her cub, have been spotted near the Kazakh city of Almaty wandering through a usually popular hiking destination that is now mostly off limits due to the coronavirus lockdown.
Alpaca-rearing business granted green light for permanent workers’ house
A mobile home in the Green Belt can now be replaced by a permanent house so that a rural worker can stay on site to supervise an alpaca herd.
Western Australia hit by 'once-in-a-decade storm'
About 47,000 of homes and businesses were left without power across the state of Western Australia on Sunday, as a severe storm brought wind speeds of more than 100km/h (60 miles per hour), according to officials.
Chandigarh cops sent for screening after man they arrested tests Covid positive
The man, who was suspected to be drunk, was arrested for allegedly assaulting a constable who stopped him from entering a Covid containment zone.
Locusts swarm Rajasthan’s Jaipur, destroy crops spread over 5,00,000 hectares
While locusts have now entered several states including Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan faces a major challenge as locusts have damaged crops spread over 5 lakh hectares in the state.
Cyril Ramaphosa | The solutions to Africa’s problems reside within Africa itself
This Africa Day we are reminded once again that the solutions to Africa’s problems, be they overcoming disease or eradicating poverty and underdevelopment, reside within Africa itself, writes President Cyril Ramaphosa.
India's Apex Court Raps Govt for Allowing Booking of Middle Seat in Flights Amid COVID-19 Contagion
New Delhi (Sputnik) On Monday, India restarted domestic airl travel on a limited scale. The services had been suspended since 25 March when the country went into a...
COVID-19: Kuwait to deport 136 Indians by June 4
After arrival, their swab samples will be tested
Covid-19 wrap | Trump bars travel from Brazil, Japan to lift nationwide state of emergency
Here are the latest developments in the coronavirus crisis.
Removing soft toys from classrooms or banning children from touching books when schools reopen is too 'extreme', government expert warns
Professor Robert Dingwall, from Nottingham University, warned the measures were 'extreme' and risked making children 'miserable' when they are finally allowed back into class.
Train should reach station: Sena leader taunts Piyush Goyal over tweets
In a dig at Railway Minister Piyush Goyal over the diversion of the Vasai Road-Gorakhpur Sharmik Special train via Odisha, Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut on Monday said their only request is that train carrying migrants should reach its destination as announced.
5-year-old flies alone from Delhi to Bengaluru, meets mother after 3 months
As domestic flights resumed across the country after two months because of the coronavirus lockdown, a little boy in Bengaluru airport carrying a 'special category' ticket was among the most loving sights of the day.
Lack of permission to operate special chartered flights hurts seafarers’ job prospects
Lack of government permission by Monday to a ship management company to run a chartered flight on May 28 to Colombo, will kill the employment chances of some 150 Indian seafarers on board five ships.T
Atwoli: I’ve no grudge against DP Ruto
Cotu boss says DP is to blame for the woes he is facing in Jubilee.
Denial and selfishness fuel the spread of COVID-19
Deniers are hampering efforts to manage the scourge that could erupt into a second wave
Family seeks answers to Len's war
Len Hitchens, like so many others who fought in the war, did not speak about his experiences.
New Zealand to further ease restrictions; global infections top 5.5M
May 25 (UPI) -- As global infections surpassed 5.5 million on Monday, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced the limit on gatherings will be expanded to 100 people by the week's end.
US virus tracking: a patchwork of apps, human tracers
Privacy activists are divided on the tradeoffs of mobile technology for virus tracking.
India among worst-hit nations: health minister says time to forget Tablighi incident
Coronavirus infections are now growing at nearly 7000 per day and deaths by three-digit increases
Dabiri-Erewa, Pantami fight over office space gets messier
After a series of confrontations between Nigeria's communication and digital economy minister Isa Pantami and chairman of Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM) Abike Dabiri-Erewa, the fight over an office space took another turn late Sunday.
Hong Kong security chief warns of growing 'terrorism'
More than 180 people were arrested on Sunday as authorities fired tear gas and water cannon to disperse anti-government protesters
Trump says schools in US should be opened 'ASAP'
President Trump urged for the reopening of school throughout the U.S. on Sunday, as most remain closed to limit the coronavirus spread and protect the health of students during the pandemic.
‘Please don’t come to Goa,’ urges CM Pramod Sawant, says hotels shut
Sawant also said that most of the people arriving in Goa will either be returning to their own homes or second homes or were expected to stay with their relatives in the state.
Opinion: Canada must divide its military resources along foreign and domestic lines
Regular force members should be optimized for activities beyond our borders, while reserves are directed to roles at home
Coronavirus: How outdoor classes could be future of schools after lockdown
Teachers may need extra training to deliver outdoor lessons, as the Scottish Government explores new ways for safer learning once lockdown eases.
Gunfight breaks out in south Kashmir's Kulgam
A gunfight broke out between militants and the security forces in Khur Hanjipora area of south Kashmir's Kulgam district on Monday. According to news
Here are the milestones of US human spaceflights
Here are key milestones in the history of crewed US spaceflights, which resume on May 27 with the first transport of US astronauts to the International Space Station for nine years. On April 12,
51 New Cases in 24 hours in Maharashtra Police, Total Cases Exceed 1800 figure -
The total number of corona virus cases in Maharashtra has crossed fifty thousand figure, whereas a large number of corona
JNU urges students in campus to go home, says return after varsity opens on June 25
Earlier in March, several students had left campus after they were asked to vacate hostels by the administration and had taken temporary residence in the national capital.
Biden aims to move left without abandoning centrist roots
WASHINGTON — Joe Biden worked out deals with Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell. He defended Vice-President Mike Pence as a “decent guy” and eulogized Arizona Republican Sen. John McCain’s “fairness, honesty, dignity, respect.”
Fife firm team up with Scotland football legend to help homeless
A Fife business has struck up a striking partnership with a former Celtic, Manchester United and Scotland football legend in an effort to support the homeless.
Case of Irishman allegedly murdered in Australia mentioned in court
Police believe Cian English (19), from Carlow, fell trying to evade men trying to rob him
Kerala CM pitches for continuance of LDF rule on govt.’s fourth anniversary
Pinarayi Vijayan asserts that the LDF has lived up to its manifesto though unprecedented adversities had beset the State
Asia stocks mostly up on coronavirus lockdown easing but Hong Kong extends losses
Most Asian markets rose Monday as a further opening up of economies from lockdown offset worries over worsening China-US tensions, while Hong Kong sank again after the city was rocked by protests at
Nnamdi Azikiwe varsity hospital records first case of COVID-19 — CMD
Authorities of the Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital (NAUTH), Nnewi, have confirmed one case of the Coronavirus at the hospital.
CMCO: SOP for nurseries based on NSC, MOH’s advice, says Rina Harun
KUALA LUMPUR, May 25 — The Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for childcare centres during the conditional movement control order (CMCO) period is subject to the directives of the National Security Council (MKN) and advice of the Health Ministry (MOH), the Women, Family and Community Development...
PA Arabs Riot, Burn Tires, Throw Rocks Over PA Eid al-Fitr Mosque Closures
Clashes erupt in the Palestinian Authority as residents take to the streets to protest against virus lockdowns imposed for the holiday.
Haim Ramon: 'Inhumane' to demand judges decide if sitting PM is guilty - Inside Israel
Former Justice Min. Haim Ramon urges legislation of French Law, says trial of PM Netanyahu will tear nation in half.
Saturday was Queensland's coldest ever May day
Queensland's combined average temperature for Saturday was 16.95 degrees, beating the previous record of 17.44 from 2012.
White House goal on testing nursing homes unmet
Nearly two weeks ago the White House urged governors to ensure that every nursing home resident and staff member be tested for the coronavirus within 14 days. It's not going to happen. A review by
Furloughed Eurostar workers helping language students during school closures
Train drivers are among the staff who are hosting online sessions to help pupils maintain their skills while studying at home.
Hong Kong police embrace China’s security law plan
Hong Kong's security chief on Monday welcomed China's plans to impose a national security law on the financial hub, saying it was needed.
Furloughed Eurostar workers helping language students during school closures
Train drivers are among the staff who are hosting online sessions to help pupils maintain their skills while studying at home.
MPs Demand New Laws to Stop State-Owned Companies Investing in UK Infrastructure
A group of Conservative MPs are asking the prime minister to bring forward legislation to limit the involvement of state-owned companies in our national infrastructure, in yet another thinly-veiled attempt to get Huawei out of our future mobile phone networks.
Boris Johnson faces sustained pressure to sack Dominic Cummings
It comes amid warnings that the Prime Minister’s chief adviser’s actions have ‘undermined’ efforts to fight coronavirus.
Singapore reports lower number of 344 new coronavirus cases
Rest of World News: Out of the new infected cases, 340 are foreign workers residing in dormitories, the health ministry said. The rest four new cases are Singaporeans or
Fresh air will be a hot amenity in reopened offices — if companies can afford it
Not long ago, office landlords competed for tenants by advertising spacious roof decks and fancy exercise rooms.
Queensland vet pinned up against wall after showing owner the bill
Veterinarian Dr Margie Bale said the pressures of working a clinical practice wears you down.
'Archie's woods!' Prince Harry and Meghan Markle fans plant 530 trees to transform a former New York farm into a fledgling forest after raising money to celebrate the royals' conservation work
Prince Harry, 35, and Meghan Markle, 38, fans have revealed how they transformed a 'once abandoned farm in upstate New York' with hundreds of trees planted in the couple's name.
Chinese Tech Giant Criticizes US for 'Politicizing Business'
One of China’s biggest tech companies has criticized the Trump administration for “politicizing business” after it slapped export sanctions on 33 more Chinese enterprises and government ent
Pakistan using its ties in Turkey, Qatar to arrange funding for Zakir Naik
India’s relationship with Turkey has been declining over a few years
Hong Kong Security Chief Warns of Growing ‘Terrorism’ as Govt Backs Beijing’s Planned Laws
A masked anti-government protester holds a flag supporting Hong Kong independence during a march against Beijing’s plans to impose national … Hong Kong Security Chief Warns of Growing ‘Terrorism’ as Govt Backs Beijing’s Planned Laws Read More »
Trump demands immediate answer from governor on RNC capacity
President Trump is demanding that North Carolina’s governor sign off on allowing the Republican National Convention to move forward with full attendance despite the ongoing pandemic.
Cyclone Amphan: Kolkata residents continue to stage protest to restore power, water supply
Protests continued in parts of the city over restoration of electric and water supply five days after cyclone Amphan wreaked havoc in the city. However, the state Home Department on Sunday said that power had been restored in several areas of Kolkata.
Scientists, JK Rowling pan UK PM for defending aide who broke lockdown rules
As the storm rose across Britain, including in usually Conservative supporting sections and tabloids, PM Boris Johnson insisted on Sunday evening that Cummings had done no wrong, defying many who sought the aide’s resignation.
Australia's most populous state urges parents to work from home as schools reopen
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia’s most populous state on Monday urged locals to continue working from home despite schools reopening as the number of coronavirus cases slows.
Kerala man bought snakes to kill wife, police reveal after woman dies of cobra bite
The woman was first bitten by a viper on 2 March at her husband’s home and then again by a cobra within a week.
US bans Brazil travel over virus surge as Europe keeps easing
The United States suspended travel from Brazil over an explosion of coronavirus infections in the South American nation, but across the Atlantic