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France suspends fuel tax, but protesters vow to fight on

The French government’s decision to suspend fuel tax and utility hikes has done little to appease protesters who vowed to fight on after rioting...

Putin does not feel snubbed by Trump cancellation, says Kremlin

Russian President Vladimir Putin is unruffled by the refusal of US President Donald Trump to have a meeting with him on the sidelines of...

New smartphone app uses fingernail snapshots to screen for anaemia

An app has been developed that enables smartphone users to check for anaemia simply by snapping a picture of their fingernails. The software records levels...

French PM to announce delay to fuel tax hikes following riots – reports

French prime minister Edouard Philippe is to announce a suspension of fuel tax hikes in an effort to appease an increasingly radicalised protest movement,...

What will happen during the Brexit deal debate in the UK’s House of Commons?

MPs are to debate and vote on British Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit deal. But what will happen? – What is the current plan? The British...

George Soros-backed university ‘forced out’ of Hungary

A university backed by George Soros is being “forced out” of Hungary as the country’s government refused to sign an agreement allowing it to...

Brexit Secretary gets EU withdrawal date wrong

Brexit Secretary Stephen Barclay appeared not to know when the UK is leaving the EU as he was being grilled on the withdrawal process...

No-deal Brexit could see patients wait longer for new drugs, report warns

A no-deal Brexit could have “substantial financial implications” for the NHS in Scotland, and could also see some patients forced to wait longer for...

Collapse of civilisations on the horizon without climate action – Attenborough

Sir David Attenborough has issued a stark warning that the collapse of civilisations and extinction of much of the natural world is “on the...

May tells MPs to ‘hold their nerve’ over Brexit agreement

The Prime Minister insisted she would still have a job in two weeks’ time as she faces a crunch Commons vote on her EU...

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