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Recording Academy says there is ‘no legitimacy’ to leaked Grammys winners list

There is “no legitimacy” to a list of Grammy winners circulating online, the Recording Academy has said. On Monday a Twitter account called @mainpopdata posted...

No room for substantial renegotiation on withdrawal agreement – German minister

There is no room for substantial renegotiation of Britain's Withdrawal Agreement with the European Union, Germany's justice minister has said. Katarina Barley said the EU...

Candles lit to mark Holocaust Memorial Day

Candles were lit to mark Holocaust Memorial Day at a national event attended by school pupils from across the west of Scotland. East Renfrewshire and...

Cuba cleaning up after strongest tornado in 80 years

Neighbourhood brigades and government workers are hacking at fallen trees and hauling chunks of concrete out of collapsed homes as Havana attempts to recover...

US charges Huawei with violating sanctions and stealing trade secrets

The US Justice Department has unsealed criminal charges against Chinese tech giant Huawei, two of its subsidiaries and a senior executive, accused of misleading...

Toshiba unveils robot to probe melted Fukushima nuclear fuel

Toshiba has unveiled a remote-controlled robot it hopes will be able to probe the inside of one of the three damaged reactors at Japan’s...

UN rights envoy arrives in Turkey to study Khashoggi killing

A UN human rights expert has arrived in Turkey for a visit related to the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Special Rapporteur Agnes Callamard...

Britain has got angrier since Brexit referendum – survey

More than two-thirds (69%) of Britons say the country has got angrier since the Brexit referendum and one in six have fallen out with...

Juan Guaido and Nicolas Maduro court the military in Venezuelan power struggle

The struggle for control of Venezuela has turned to the military, with supporters of opposition leader Juan Guaido handing leaflets to soldiers detailing a...

Animal waste export ‘could be threatened’ under no-deal Brexit

The export of thousands of tonnes of Northern Irish animal waste destined for the Republic could be threatened by a no-deal Brexit, farming and...

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