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Man who urinated next to memorial of officer killed in London terror attack after ’16 pints’ jailed

A 28-year-old man has been jailed after admitting urinating next to the memorial dedicated to Pc Keith Palmer, who was stabbed to death in...

China braced for coronavirus resurgence amid fresh cases

China’s capital is braced for a resurgence of coronavirus after 79 new cases were reported in recent days in a city that had not...

Europe’s borders reopen for ‘summer unlike any other’

Borders have opened up across Europe after three months of coronavirus closures that began so chaotically in March. But many restrictions persist, it is unclear...

Canada’s Trudeau pauses when asked about Trump clearing protesters

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau gave a lengthy pause when asked about the use of tear gas on protesters in the US, adding that...

Joe Biden sweeps seven US presidential primaries

Joe Biden scored a clean sweep of the seven US states conducting Democratic presidential primaries on Tuesday, just hours after slamming the “narcissism” of...

Notre Dame forecourt opens to public a year after blaze damaged cathedral

Notre Dame Cathedral’s forecourt has opened to the public for the first time since the devastating fire of April 15 last year. The body overseeing...

SpaceX: Nasa astronauts arrive at space station after 19-hour journey

Nasa astronauts Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken have reached the International Space Station (ISS), nearly 19 hours after lift-off. The pair began their journey on...

Latest violent protests over George Floyd death leave cities charred across US

Another night of unrest has left charred and shattered landscapes in dozens of US cities, as years of festering frustrations over the mistreatment of...

Zuckerberg: Half of Facebook staff could be home working by end of decade

Half of Facebook’s workforce could shift to permanent home working by the end of the decade, founder Mark Zuckerberg has revealed. The social network’s chief...

Doctors believe blood-thinning drugs could save lives of Covid-19 patients

Blood-thinning drugs could help save lives of Covid-19 patients, say medical researchers, as they discover a link between the virus and blood clots in...

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