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Apple has finally made the iPhone 14 series' Emergency SOS via satellite service available in France, Germany, Ireland, and the U.K.

The vanilla Samsung Galaxy S23 has bagged the NBTC and BIS certifications ahead of its rumoured February 2023 launch.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has revealed that the American tech giant has been using Sony image sensors in iPhones for over a decade.

CGI opens a new office in Newcastle as the multinational IT company aims to foster networking in the North East region through its expansion.

Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen collided numerous times in 2021, and once in 2022 while battling for second place in Brazil.

Argentinian police have launched a manhunt for three women after a 60-year-old man was found dead and tied to his bed.

New Zealand has passed a historic legislation that will prevent future generations from smoking cigarettes.

Arsenal are expected to be active in the January transfer window as Mikel Arteta looks for reinforcements to maintain the Gunners' title charge.

China sent a record 18 nuclear-capable H-6 bomber aircraft into Taiwan's air defense zone, informed the island's Defense Ministry on Tuesday.

The Argentina captain said that he can't take another World Cup in four years' time.

A 39-year-old woman from California, US, has been accused of killing her former stepfather after she found a nude photo of her on his computer.

Larsa Pippen has been spotted on more than a few occasions with Marcus Jordan sparking rumours of a romance between the pair.

At least two players were notably missing from training ahead of the semi-final match between France and Morocco.

New Zealand prime minister Jacinda Ardern was caught on hot mic calling a rival MP an "arrogant pr***."

The government in October pledged to spend $260 billion on a stimulus package to cushion the economy from the impact of inflation and the lower yen.

The Asian Development Bank cut its growth forecasts for developing Asia for this year and next as the region faces persistent headwinds from the Russia-Ukraine conflict, China's COVID-19 policies, and a slowing global economy.

Investment funds and other non-bank financial institutions face their first 'stress test' next year to apply lessons from the near-meltdown in Britain's pension fund sector, the Bank of England (BoE) said on Tuesday.

Britain on Tuesday said it planned to bring in new legislation to prevent migrants who cross the English Channel from remaining in the country, as the government tries to control a surge in people arriving in small boats on its southern coast.

Average pay for British public sector workers fell to a 19-year low in October, after adjusting for inflation, according to official data on Tuesday that underscored why so many are going on strike.

Lionel Messi earned a last shot at World Cup glory after his penalty and a double from Julian Alvarez helped Argentina sweep past Croatia 3-0 on Tuesday and into the final where they will face either holders France or Morocco.

After all-night negotiations, the European Union struck a political deal on Tuesday to impose a carbon dioxide emissions tariff on imports of polluting goods such as steel and cement, a world-first scheme aiming to support European industries as they decarbonise.

The European Parliament stripped Greek lawmaker Eva Kaili of her senior assembly post on Tuesday over allegations that World Cup host Qatar had bribed her to influence decision-making, charges she has denied.

Britain's jobless rate rose for a second month and there were other signs in data on Tuesday that some of the inflationary heat in the labour market is cooling as the economy stumbles, including an increase in older people looking for work.

European Union energy ministers are meeting in Brussels on Tuesday to try to agree a bloc-wide cap on gas prices after months of deadlock over whether the measure can ease Europe's energy crisis.

The European Parliament on Tuesday sacked one of its own vice presidents amid corruption accusations allegedly linked to World Cup host Qatar, as the institution tries to contain the scandal.

EU ministers meeting in Brussels on Tuesday struggled to bridge differences over a proposed cap on natural gas prices, a challenge stymying other measures designed to mitigate Europe's energy crunch.

The United Kingdom recorded the highest number of working days lost to labour disputes in October for more than 10 years, official data showed on Tuesday, as employees went on strike to demand higher pay in the face of soaring inflation.

The UK on Tuesday announced new sanctions against senior Russian military commanders, as well as Iranians involved in the producing and supplying drones to target Ukraine.

The Bank of England warned on Tuesday about "significant pressure" on households and businesses due to higher inflation and borrowing costs, but said they were more resilient than before the global financial crisis.