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The World Health Organisation warned on 12 August that the huge explosion, which left as many as 300,000 people homeless, had a drastic effect on the country’s healthcare, leaving half of Beirut’s 55 medical facilities non-functional. This is especially dangerous as Lebanon has recently seen a surge in coronavirus cases.

Some move online while others — including a big Beethoven series — were postponed or canceled.

Student Alice Hardaker is celebrating today after securing a place at the prestigious Trinity College in Oxford. The 18 year-old, a pupil at St John Bosco in Croxteth, will study law at Oxford University after getting an A* in History and an A in both English Literature and Sociology to take the next step on the path to achieving her dream of becoming a solicitor. She is the 19th student – and one of five this year – to be […]

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Vaishno Devi Yatra resumes from August 16; traders hope it will help revive their economy

If dating during a global pandemic isn't enough of a health risk already, now there’s a website dedicated to anti-maskers looking for love.

JEREMY CLARKSON sparked controversy after a boastful tweet about A-level results on Thursday. But what is the super rich TV presenter's net worth?

Iranian troops swooped down from a navy chopper onto a Liberian-flagged oil tanker in international waters in the Gulf of Oman, taking over the vessel for several hours amid mounting tensions between Tehran and Washington, a US military official said Thursday. The US Central Command published black-and-white footage showing what appeared to be special forces...

A man accused of shooting a Kenosha police officer has been arrested after being found wounded in a home in Gary and was scheduled to appear in court Friday to be sent back to Wisconsin, authorities said.

Coronavirus prevented students sitting their A-Levels or GCSEs this year, meaning a new system was found to award their grades

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Hotel chains like Wyndham, Hilton and Graduate Hotels are working with universities to house students during the coronavirus pandemic.

The Justice Department has seized millions of dollars from cryptocurrency accounts used by militant organisations based abroad

The outlook just keeps getting worse for oil stocks. There's a wave of bankruptcies coming - even if the economy recovers.

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Sweden wants Amazon’s cutthroat efficiency to adapt to its labor and sustainability protections.

The proportion of students with grade reductions was largest among those from the most deprived backgrounds, analysis suggests.

WASHINGTON (Sputnik) - US Special Representative for Iran Brian Hook said on Thursday that he will be succeeded by Elliott Abrams within the next two weeks and expressed confidence that Abrams will do “a great job."

MS Dhoni has led CSK to three Indian Premier League title in the past.

The costume that Balasaraswati wore or Shambhu Maharaj’s anklets: where are these preserved? In India, archiving has never been taken seriously

The Falcons don’t want Todd Gurley to overdo it before the season. Gurley, the veteran running back with a history of knee problems, will get limited reps in training camp to keep him healthy for the regular season. Falcons coach Dan Quinn said Gurley, safety Keanu Neal and center Alex Mack are among the veterans [more]

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Environmental Protection Agency frees oil and gas industry from Obama-era regulation