Clashes continued in Portland, where police used tear gas against demonstrators who had damaged fences. Protests and unrest haven’t subsided since demonstrations against racism and police brutality started a couple of...
Prime Minister suggests prescribing exercise to tackle obesity
Doctors may be told to prescribe cycling to patients as a way to lose weight. Public Health England has raised concerns over the the link between obesity and COVID-19-related deaths.
Egypt’s maritime training photos with France appear to be ‘photoshopped’
The Egyptian Armed Forces shared a photo of French and Egyptian ships apparently participating in a naval exercise, but the picture appears to have been digitally altered.
French families fight to bring back ‘IS’ women and children | DW News
European governments face the dilemma of what to do with citizens who joined the so-called Islamic State in Syria and Iraq – among them, women and children. Many of them are living in Kurdish-controlled refugee camps...
Tunisia’s president picks interior minister to lead new government
Tunisian President Kais Saied on Saturday designated Interior Minister Hichem Mechichi as the new prime minister to succeed Elyes Fakhfakh, who resigned over allegations of a conflict of interest, the state news agency...
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British museums accused of hypocrisy over BLM support
A UK charity arts chief has suggested British museums are hypocrites for showing solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement, while the colonial artefacts they display are similar to that of Nazi-looted works. Dr...