After his brief farewell, President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump have departed Joint Base Andrews aboard Air Force One. They’ll be travelling south to
Princess Ayako of Japan has married businessman, Kei Moriya, in a ceremony at Tokyo’s Meiji Shrine. But according to the rules of Japan’s Imperial House,
This week sees the release of the long-awaited Chilcot enquiry into the Iraq war. Ahead of its publication, our Middle East editor Jeremy Bowen has
Emmanuel Macron was meeting young people in Paris when one person called him something he didn’t like. The French president doesn’t like being called ‘Manu’,
The number of patients being treated for Covid in hospitals across the UK has risen above 30,000. More than 1,000 deaths were reported in the
So-called “smart drugs” are drugs that can supposedly enhance your cognitive abilities. People all over the world are taking them in universities, offices and the
Over the past month a number of statues of past leaders have been defaced around the world, during protests that were part of the Black
The UK is expected to remain in lockdown until March, with people being urged to stay at home, as the scale of the public health
Scientists say there’s been a strong decline in the number of covid infections in England since the latest lockdown began. Researchers at Imperial college who’ve
The Medical Director of NHS England has said the mass vaccination programme for Covid-19 marks “the beginning of the end” of the pandemic. However Professor
