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US prosecutor investigating Epstein and Andrew links ‘has not resigned’

A top US prosecutor investigating Jeffrey Epstein and his links to Prince Andrew has insisted he is not resigning after the US Department of...

Japan’s economy takes delicate steps to reopening while balancing health risks

Japan’s economy is reopening cautiously with social-distancing restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic. The delicate “new normal” balancing act playing out around the world is precarious...

Coronavirus pandemic ‘accelerating’ as new cases hit single-day record

The head of the World Health Organisation has said the coronavirus pandemic is “accelerating” and that more than 150,000 cases were reported on Thursday...

Officer involved in Breonna Taylor shooting in Louisville to be fired

One of three police officers involved in the fatal shooting of a black woman in Louisville is to be fired, the city’s mayor has...

Twitter labels ‘racist baby’ video shared by Trump as ‘manipulated media’

Twitter has added a warning label onto a video tweet shared by Donald Trump’s account, informing users it contained manipulated media. The clip is edited...

Confederate obelisk removed from Georgia square amid cheers

A Confederate monument that had stood in the town square of a suburb of Atlanta, Georgia, for more than a century has been removed. Hundreds...

India’s prime minister to meet opposition amid China border row

India’s prime minister is meeting opposition leaders as the government tries to lower tensions with China after 20 Indian soldiers were killed in a...

Major U-turn as UK Government ditches attempt to build its own Covid-19 tracing app

The British Government is abandoning efforts to develop its own coronavirus contact-tracing app in order to focus on technology from Apple and Google. In a...

Singapore opens gyms as China outbreak steadies

Singaporeans can wine and dine at restaurants, work out at the gym and socialise with no more than five people at a time as...

Atlanta police say they control city despite officers ringing in sick

Atlanta’s police department has said it can still police the city even if officers are calling in sick to protest against efforts to impose...

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