Controversial Princess Diana interviewer Martin Bashir leaves BBC
Important unknowns with B1.617.2 variant, says UK PM as vaccine
Digital folk story dance project lifts spirits of Indian
Virgin Atlantic pilot wins UK PMs praise for operating relief
Learning from cyber attacks could be the key to stopping them
Anne Neuberger, deputy national security advisor for cyber and emerging technology at the White House says recent events
'Significant' ransomware attack forces Ireland's health service to
IT systems for Ireland's health service have been taken offline as a precaution and some outpatient appointments have been
Prince Harry says moved to US to 'break cycle' of family 'pain and
Europian Union seeks ban on all non-essential travel to India
Madame Tussauds moves Prince Harry and Meghan waxworks from royals
Plentiful renewable energy is opening up a new industrial frontier
Bulgarias outgoing prime minister is under fire
A T A PARTY the boss is playing cards with his friends. One of them shows a video about what happened to a businessman who
The EU is trying to become a welfare superstate
E UROPE IS TO the welfare state what Canada is to ice hockey: the birthplace and the summit of the art. The European Union
Quantum computing: Intel's cryogenic chip shows it can control
Intel's researchers have proven that Horse Ridge could be used to control qubits directly next to the quantum processor
5G smartphones have arrived. But for many, the reason to upgrade is
Research suggests users are confused as to why they should upgrade to 5G - and it's up to providers to come up with some
Macrons party bars local poll candidate over hijab photo
UK PM Boris Johnson announces public inquiry into his government's
Looking at solutions for Covid-19 variant first identified in India
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Wednesday said the Covid-19 variant first detected in India was of increasing concern in
Bosnian Serb ex-leader Radovan Karadzic to spend life in UK prison
Former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic, sentenced to life for war crimes and genocide, will serve his sentence in a UK
Russia must do more to tackle cyber criminals operating from within
Russian authorities must do more to prosecute gangs, not shield them, says UK Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab
Pope's joy as he resumes audience with public
Covid-19: German vaccine seekers getting aggressive, doctors say
Some people are demanding their second shot early so they can go on holiday or profit from advantages such as shopping
Macron's party pulls support for local election candidate over
World could have prevented Covid catastrophe: Expert panel
Napoleon's shirt worn in exile and English letter go on display
A silk scarf he wore around his head on the windswept British outpost is also on show, along with a walking stick made from a
US halts consular services in Russia after diplomatic row
In a statement posted earlier on its website, the embassy said it would from May 12 stop offering routine services to US
French MPs back Macron's Covid 'pass' after changes
Macron wants the pass to help speed up the lifting of coronavirus restrictions as his Covid vaccination programme gathers
'Arena of men': The Kosovo women taking on the patriarchy
Krasniqi-Goodman was part of a record intake of women MPs elected to Kosovo's parliament earlier this year, propelled to
UK's Boris Johnson vows to set up Covid inquiry in this Parliament
British PM Boris Johnson seeks to bolster economy, union in new
The UK government sought to capitalize on its electoral strength Tuesday, outlining a sweeping legislative agenda to bolster
Spain adopts landmark law to protect 'gig' delivery workers
Spain approved a pioneering law Tuesday that gives delivery platforms a mid-August deadline to hire the workers currently
German regulator bans Facebook from processing WhatsApp user data
Ransomware: Don't pay up, it just shows cyber criminals that
Paying the ransom just tells cyber criminals that ransomware attacks are a good way to make money - and there's no guarantee
This one change could protect your systems from attack. So why don'
One 'boring but really important' change could improve your security posture significantly. But not everyone does it
UK boosts adult education in post-Covid legislative program
The British government plans to expand student loan programs to give all adults access to four years of university or job
Queen returns to public stage detailing UK govt's new agenda
Putin orders gun control review after school shooting: Kremlin
Anger in France over 'civil war' warning
Panic and prayers: The day John Paul II was shot
WHO chief slams 'vaccine diplomacy' in Covid fight
The WHO chief took on so-called vaccine diplomacy on Monday, slamming countries for using Covid-19 jabs to gain competitive
Indian variant must be monitored, says Boris Johnson as UK lockdown
Czechs rejoice as stores reopen; honor Covid-19 victims
The Czech Republic massively relaxed its coronavirus restrictions on Monday as the hard-hit nation paid its respects to the
The impact of the global chip shortage continues to ripple across
The semiconductor industry reported record figures this year, but is still crippled by capacity constraints. For consumers,
Minke whale is lost far from home in London's Thames River
A young minke whale was lost far from home Monday, trapped in the Thames River upstream of London landmarks after it escaped
French court dismisses case over Agent Orange use in Vietnam
A French court on Monday dismissed the case of a French-Vietnamese woman who sued 14 companies that produced and sold the
This security project has taken down 1.5 million scam, phishing and
Active Cyber Defence takes action against scammers attempting to take advantage of Covid-19 pandemic - and did so with some
Covid-19: Germany OKs J&J, AstraZeneca jabs for all adults
German Catholics to bless gay unions despite Vatican ban
Germany's powerful Catholic progressives are openly defying a recent Holy See pronouncement that priests cannot bless same-
Russia reports 8,465 new coronavirus cases, 321 deaths
The federal statistics agency has kept a separate count and has said Russia recorded around 250,000 deaths related to Covid-
'Around 20 people in France detected with Indian Covid variant
Around 20 people in France have been currently detected with the variant of Covid-19 first found in India, French health
New military letter warns Macron over 'survival' of France
A group of serving French soldiers has published a new open letter in a conservative magazine warning President Emmanuel