A woman arrested for allegedly making a video of herself without clothes on a holy bridge in India apologised on Sunday. The French woman, identified by police as Marie-Helene, 27, apologised to authorities but denied being completely naked on the
‘Happy birthday, you rat’: Protesters target Lukashenko on embattled Belarus leader’s 66th birthday
Tens of thousands of protesters have rallied in Minsk in opposition to Alexander Lukashenko, with many directing chants of “happy birthday, you rat” towards the embattled Belarusian president. Mr Lukashenko, who refuses to stand down over election rigging claims, spent
Wizz Air to cut flights as Hungary closes borders to foreigners
BUDAPEST (Reuters) – Wizz Air (WIZZ.L) will sharply reduce weekly flights to and from Hungary from Sept. 7, the airline said, after the government announced it would ban the entry of foreigners to try to rein in the coronavirus outbreak.
Journalist and police guard killed in southern Mexico
Pablo Morrugares is the fifth journalist to be killed in Mexico this year. Press groups called for justice Monday after unidentified gunmen killed a journalist in southern Mexico along with a police officer assigned to protect him after a 2016
New mum’s ‘beautiful lockdown baby’ dies after 11 days due to rare condition
A devasted mum who had a completely normal pregnancy up until her 20-week scan has shared her heartbreak after her baby girl died 11 days after she was born. Sophie Murfin, 27, told WalesOnline there was "silence" in the room
‘Life chances at risk if pupils don’t return’
Parents who do not send their children back to school risk putting a “huge dent in their future life chances”, the education secretary has warned. Millions of pupils in England and Wales return to the classroom this week. Gavin Williamson
France says senior officer investigated over suspected security breach
PARIS (Reuters) – French Armed Forces Minister Florence Parly said on Sunday that a senior officer had been placed under investigation over a suspected breach of security. According to Europe 1 radio, a French lieutenant colonel, based in Italy and
Tinder swindler conned woman out of £12.5K ‘using his toddler son as weapon’
A conman has been jailed after he spun a web of deceit to swindle a woman he met on the dating app Tinder out of £12,500. Samuel Nankivell left his victim feeling betrayed and suicidal after he used a sob
Australia, New Zealand tread cautiously as coronavirus lingers
MELBOURNE (Reuters) – New coronavirus cases in Australia’s state of Victoria returned to the triple digits on Sunday, while neighbouring New Zealand said it would ease curbs slightly in its largest city, hit by a resurgence of infections. Southeastern Victoria
BBC humiliation: MPs to decriminalise non-payment of licence fee – EXCLUSIVE
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