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HIV drug ineffective at treating Covid-19, major study suggests

An antiviral drug used to treat HIV and earmarked as a potential Covid-19 treatment is ineffective at treating the disease, a major study has...

Michel Barnier: EU ‘calm and united’ as post-Brexit trade talks with UK resume

Negotiators from the UK and European Union (EU) have met face to face in an effort to make progress on a post-Brexit trade deal. Teams...

France’s former prime minister Francois Fillon and his wife guilty of fraud

France’s ex-prime minister Francois Fillon and his wife have been found guilty in a fraud trial. Fillon was accused of using public funds to pay...

China ‘carrying out demographic genocide’ against Muslim population

The Chinese government is taking draconian measures to slash birth rates among Uighurs and other minorities as part of a sweeping campaign to curb...

Appeal to trace another 10 people wanted over violence at protests in London

Police have released another 10 images of people they want to question over violent clashes at protests in London in recent weeks. At least 100...

Vote looms on last state flag with Confederate emblem

Mississippi legislators could vote as early as Saturday on the future of the last state flag in the US that includes the Confederate battle...

Huawei gets go-ahead for UK research facility despite Trump administration objection

Chinese technology giant Huawei has been given the green light to build a research and development facility near Cambridge. The telecommunications firm, which has faced...

UK police take extra powers in Liverpool as Liver Building burns amid celebrations

British police have been granted more power to disperse crowds in Liverpool after part of the Liver Building caught on fire amid wild celebrations...

Men stabbed at Bournemouth beach

Three men were stabbed at a popular holiday resort hours after a major incident was declared when thousands of sunseekers flocked to beaches amid...

Merkel says Germany can afford more debt to fund EU recovery

German Chancellor Angela Merkel says her country can afford to take on more debt to help fund an unprecedented economic recovery programme for the...

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