Thirty people, who have had the Oxford vaccine in the UK, have developed blood clots, the medicines regulator has said.
Inside Myanmar: The Smartphone vs. The Sniper
As Myanmar’s authorities continue to clamp down on internet use, Sky News investigates the battle between smartphones and the military’s use of force.
Taiwan’s deadliest crash in decades leaves families with grief
At least 51 people have been killed and many more injured after a train derailed in Taiwan. Survivors climbed out of windows and walked along carriage roofs. The country’s disaster relief centre says an emergency...
The Press Preview: A first look at Saturday’s newspapers
Jonathan Samuels takes a look at what’s making Saturday’s newspaper headlines, with the Polly Mackenzie and Alex Deane.
Miner hopes to become Albania’s first independent working-class MP
Miners in Albania have fought a losing battle for better pay and workplace protections that has now spanned decades. But the upcoming elections in April may provide light at the end of the tunnel. Klaudja Karabolli...
Why Are Deepfake Videos Proving So Dangerous?
Apps that can swap your face with a celebrity, sounds like harmless entertainment. But that technology, known as deepfake, is also being used for nefarious, sometimes criminal purposes. The making of deepfake videos of...
Doctors vie for seats in Bulgaria election
Bulgaria heads to the polls on Sunday to elect a new parliament. The vote is impacted by stalled reforms, a shrinking economy and the coronavirus pandemic. The EU’s poorest member state has already had athletes and...