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Coronavirus death toll hits 811, eclipsing SARS

The death toll in China from the coronavirus has risen to 811, surpassing SARS fatalities in the 2002-2003 outbreak, Chinese health authorities announced on...

Phillip Schofield’s mother responds to his coming out

Phillip Schofield’s mother has told of her pride in her TV presenter son after he came out as gay. Schofield spoke publicly about his sexuality...

Seafood trader in UK guilty of smuggling €62m of endangered live eels

A seafood salesman has been found guilty in England of smuggling more than £53m (€62m) worth of endangered live eels out of the UK. Gilbert...

Phillip Schofield reveals sweet way his mother reacted to his sexuality

Phillip Schofield has revealed the sweet and supportive way that his mother reacted when he told her he is gay. The This Morning presenter, who...

I would have told mother if I suspected brother of Arena bomb plot, says accused

The brother of Manchester Arena bomber Salman Abedi told British police he had no involvement in the “instigation, preparation or commission” of the 2017...

Ericsson pulls out of big tech trade show as coronavirus impact hits more firms

Wireless equipment maker Ericsson is pulling out of the industry’s top annual trade event due to the coronavirus outbreak, while carmakers are considering whether...

Probe finds no signs of outward engine failure in Kobe Bryant crash

Wreckage from the helicopter that crashed last month and killed Kobe Bryant, his daughter and seven others did not show any outward evidence of...

Record high temperature of more than 18C recorded for Antarctica

The continent of Antarctica has experienced its hottest temperature on record, with a research station provisionally recording 18.3C (64.94F) The reading beats the previous record...

Third patient in the UK tests positive for coronavirus

A third person in the UK has tested positive for coronavirus, England’s Chief Medical Officer has said. Professor Chris Whitty said the person, who did...

Grenfell Inquiry seeks UK Government pledge to prevent witness self-incrimination

The chairman of the Grenfell Inquiry has asked the Attorney General for a pledge that evidence given by corporate witnesses will not be used...

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