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No Danger Of Windies Tour Being Cancelled After COVID-19 Breaches
Cricket West Indies see no danger of their tour of New Zealand being cancelled despite the team's training privileges being revoked after several players breached COVID19 biosecurity protocols in their isolation facility.
Pompeo to Leave on 7-Nation Trip to Talk About Trump Administration's 'Historic' Peace Efforts
Pompeo will kick off his November 13 to 23 travel from Paris where he will meet his French counterpart and President Emmanuel Macron of France to build on their transatlantic work on economic and security matters, and on counterterrorism and global threat...
Australian Police Arrests 14 Men On Child Abuse Charges
Fourteen men including a former childcare worker have been charged with producing and sharing childabuse material through an online network across Australia and overseas, Australian police said on Wednesday.
Two-thirds of Britons Would Get Vaccinated Against Coronavirus, Young Population Not So Keen: Poll
The poll, by public opinion research firm Kantar, showed 22% of respondents said they would definitely or probably not get a coronavirus vaccine, rising to 38% of 18-24 year-olds.
PM Johnson Invites Biden To COP26 Climate Conference Next Year
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson invited Presidentelect Joe Biden to the United Nations Climate Change Conference, known as COP26, in Scotland next year, Johnson's office said on Tuesday.
Alarmed By Soaring COVID-19 Hospitalizations, Some U.S. States Tighten Curbs
Several U.S. states on Tuesday imposed restrictions to curb the spread of the coronavirus as hospitalizations soared, straining hospitals and medical resources across much of the country.
Waterfowl Killed After Mistaking Wet Iowa Roads For Wetlands
Hundreds of ducks and other migratory waterfowl have been hit and killed by cars in northwestern Iowa after they mistook wet pavement for wetlands, wildlife officials said.
Activist Lawyer Who Targeted Officials Shot Dead In Benghazi
Armed men Tuesday shot dead a lawyer and activist who was a vocal critic of authorities in eastern Libya, security and judicial officials said.
Trump Loyalist Who Posted Offensive Tweets Gets Pentagon Job
A Trump loyalist and former Fox News commentator has been moved into the Pentagon's top policy job, defense officials said Tuesday, just a few months after he failed to get through Senate confirmation because of offensive remarks he made, including about...
UK PM Johnson Invites Biden To COP26 Climate Conference Next Year
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson invited Presidentelect Joe Biden to the United Nations Climate Change Conference, known as COP26, in Scotland next year, Johnson's office said on Tuesday.
Norway Recall Home Guard To Patrol Border As Swedish COVID-19 Cases Surge
Norway on Tuesday recalled Home Guard forces to patrol its land border as neighbouring Sweden reported another surge in COVID19 cases that is straining hospitals and stretching testing to the limit.
Philippine Journalist Gunned Down, 4 Years After Assassination Attempt
Two gunmen on a motorcycle shot dead a radio journalist outside his home in the Philippines on Tuesday, police said, four years after the broadcaster survived a nearidentical assassination attempt.
Italy Expects To Get Initial 3.4 Million Shots Of COVID Vaccine In January - Government Source
Italy will receive an initial 3.4 million shots of the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine, probably in January, a government source told Reuters on Tuesday.
China Wildlife Crime Prosecutions Up Sharply After COVID-19 Outbreak
China prosecuted more than 15,000 people for wildliferelated crimes in the first nine months of the year, up 66% from 2019, state prosecutors said, as authorities moved to enforce a trafficking ban imposed after the COVID19 outbreak.
Supporters Throng Airport To Welcome Back Controversial Indonesian Cleric
Thousands of supporters gathered at Jakarta's airport on Tuesday to welcome back Rizieq Shihab, a firebrand cleric and Islamist leader, who went into exile in Saudi Arabia after facing charges over sending pornographic messages and insulting state ideolog...
U.S. COVID-19 Hospitalizations Surge To Record Of Just Over 59,000 Patients - Reuters Tally
There were just over 59,000 COVID19 patients in hospitals across the United States on Monday, the country's highest number ever of inpatients being treated for the disease, as new infections at record levels for the sixth consecutive day.