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A doctor checks on a patient with sores caused by monkeypox

WHO urges caution after dog catches monkeypox

When viruses jump the species barrier it often sparks concern that they could mutate dangerously.

Oil prices ease as Russia output increases

A sticker reads crude oil on the side of a storage tank in the Permian Basin

Oil prices eased on Thursday, reversing course from the previous session, as rising output from Russia and worries about a potential global recession weighed on futures.

UK police detail 'remarkable' probe into IS 'Beatles' cell

El Shafee Elsheikh, the former Islamic State member dubbed 'Jihadi George' by his captives

Counter-terrorism officers said the hostages' recollections helped "zero in" on three of the British captors.

File photo of city workers walking past the Bank of England in the City of London

Investors bet on bigger BoE rate hikes after inflation overshoot

British two-year government bond yields surged on Wednesday to their highest level since the depths of the global financial crisis almost 14 years ago as stronger-than-expected inflation data fuelled bets on further Bank of England interest rate hikes.

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Earl of Wessex presents new colours to the Royal Gibraltar Regiment in Windsor

'I am here to kill the Queen,' Windsor Castle intruder told police

A man arrested at Queen Elizabeth's Windsor Castle home on Christmas Day last year wearing a mask and holding a crossbow told security "I am here to kill the queen", a British court heard on Wednesday.

A Taliban fighter on duty in Kabul at the weekend

Taliban kill one of their ex-leaders from minority Hazara community

The Taliban killed one of their former leaders who was known as the first commander of the group hailing from the minority Shi'ite Hazara community, officials confirmed on Wednesday, adding that he had rebelled against the de facto government.

Visually impaired Kharkiv residents talk about how they perceive the war in Ukraine

War makes life even harder for Ukraine's visually impaired

Viktor Solovyanenko has gone out as little as possible since Russia invaded Ukraine because he fears stepping on unexploded munitions or sharp objects.

Pummelled by gas crisis, Germany's Uniper posts $12.5 billion net loss

German utility Uniper reported a net loss of 12.3 billion euros ($12.5 billion) for the first half and warned it would take until 2024 before it could return to profit.

Wads of British Pound Sterling banknotes are stacked in piles at the Money Service Austria company's headquarters in Vienna

UK bank First Direct offers £175 free cash to new account owners

This offer is limited to one payment per customer and the money will be credited within 28 days.

National I Love My Feet Day 2022: 3 best spas to go to

On today's I love my feet day, take time to appreciate how valuable they are and be more mindful in practising good foot care.

UK to cut tariff on imports from developing countries starting next year

With the recently launched Developing Countries Trading Scheme (DCTS), the UK will extend tariff cuts to hundreds of more products from 65 developing countries.

Zouis interaction: Zayn Malik, Louis Tomlinson spark One Direction reunion

Louis Tomlinson reportedly liked Zayn Malik's video singing One Direction's hit song "Night Changes."

A person looks at food goods in a shop in London

UK inflation tops 10%, highest since 1982

British consumer price inflation jumped to 10.1% in July, its highest since February 1982, up from an annual rate of 9.4% in June, intensifying the squeeze on households, official figures showed on Wednesday.

Kobe are aiming to win the continental title for the first time and have assembled a star-studded squad built around World Cup winner and former Barcelona star Andres Iniesta (right)

Muscat Shrugs Off Iniesta Threat As Asian Champions League Returns

Muscat shrugs off Iniesta threat as Asian Champions League returns

The truce village of Panmunjom inside the demilitarized zone (DMZ) separating the two Koreas

N.Korea Fires Two Cruise Missiles From West Coast Town Of Onchon

North Korea fired two cruise missiles from the west coast town of Onchon early on Wednesday, a South Korean military source said.

Torrential New Zealand Rains, Floods Force Evacuation Of 200 Homes - Media

Torrential rains hit New Zealand's South Island on Wednesday, flooding rivers, houses and roads and forcing roughly 200 households to evacuate, media reported.

Ivory Coast last year inaugurated a training school for West African militaries fighting jihadism -- the International Academy for Combating Terrorism (AILCT)

Jihadists Spread From The Sahel To Coastal West Africa

Jihadists spread from the Sahel to coastal West Africa

Ian Foster will stay on as All Blacks coach

New Zealand Rugby Stick With Foster As All Blacks Coach

New Zealand Rugby stick with Foster as All Blacks coach

Haruyuki Takahashi, a board member for the Tokyo Olympics, has been arrested on bribery allegations

Tokyo Olympics Exec Arrested Over Bribery Allegations

Tokyo Olympics exec arrested over bribery allegations

Beijing is accused of detaining over a million Uyghurs and other Muslim minorities in Xinjiang

Forced Labour, Possible 'Enslavement' In China's Xinjiang: UN Expert

Forced labour, possible 'enslavement' in China's Xinjiang: UN expert

Britain is facing a cost-of-living crisis, with wage values falling at a record pace

UK Inflation Hits New 40-year High As Food Prices Rocket

UK inflation hits new 40-year high as food prices rocket

The UN's new special envoy for Myanmar Noeleen Heyzer (centre) has begun meetings with top junta officials

UN Myanmar Envoy Begins Talks With Junta Chief

UN Myanmar envoy begins talks with junta chief

VivaTech conference dedicated to innovation and startups at Porte de Versailles exhibition center in Paris

Sanofi Trial Failure Ends Development Of Breast Cancer Treatment Amcenestrant

French healthcare company Sanofi said it would stop further work on amcenestrant, once seen to have large potential against breast cancer, after a second trial failure dealt a major blow to its drug development prospects.

Afghanistan's Kimia Yousofi competes in the women's 100m heats at Tokyo 2020

Afghanistan's Olympic Flag-bearer Makes Australia Home

Afghanistan's Olympic flag-bearer makes Australia home

A general view of the Norwegian central bank, where Norway's sovereign wealth fund is situated, in Oslo

Norway's Wealth Fund Loses $174 Billion In First Half Of 2022

Norway's sovereign wealth fund, the world's largest, made a loss of 1.68 trillion Norwegian crowns ($174 billion) in the first half of 2022, it said on Wednesday, as stocks and bonds were hit by global recession fears and rampant price inflation.

2021 was one of the worst years for forest fires since the turn of the century

Climate Change Driving Unprecedented Forest Fire Loss

Climate change driving unprecedented forest fire loss

China's Tencent Reports Its First-ever Revenue Drop As Regulations And COVID-19 Bite

China's Tencent Holdings reported on Wednesday its first ever quarterly sales fall, hurt by a lack of game approvals and regulations that limit playing time, as well as COVID-19 lockdowns and a weak economy that squeezed ad sales.

A Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner taxis past the Final Assembly Building at Boeing South Carolina in North Charleston

Boeing, Northrop To Join White House-backed Advanced Manufacturing Program

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South Korean prosecutors are investigating the speactacular rise and fall of Terra

South Korean Founder Of Failed Terra Coin Admits He Was 'Wrong'

South Korean founder of failed Terra coin admits he was 'wrong'

Part of Taishan nuclear power plant was taken offline last July after Chinese authorities reported minor fuel rod damage and a build-up of radioactive gases

China Reconnects Nuclear Reactor After Shutdown Due To Damage

China reconnects nuclear reactor after shutdown due to damage

Apple to launch 10th-generation iPad, iPad Pro M2 in October: report

Apple is reportedly prepping to launch a new entry-level iPad and an iPad Pro with the M2 chip under the hood in October.

A major pop concert will take place outside Buckingham Palace to mark Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee

'Time traveller' claims Queen Elizabeth II will die in October

The 96-year-old monarch has pulled out of several royal engagements because of problems with her mobility.

Man filmed stealing bag on live TV as tourist raves about Barcelona

A man who was filmed stealing on live TV on a beach in Barcelona has been arrested by the police.

Chelsea: Five-player £225m transfer plan approved by Blues owner

Chelsea are the biggest spenders in England thus far this summer and the Blues have no intention of slowing down with the club expected to spend at least £200m more.

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