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Pilot whales Tasmania: Almost 400 die in Australia's worst stranding
BBC, 24 Sep 2020
About 380 whales have died in what is suspected to be Australia's largest stranding on record, officials say.
New measures to protect millions of jobs during Covid second wave
BBC, 24 Sep 2020
The Chancellor is set to announce new measures to protect millions of jobs in the months ahead, in the face of intense pressure from business leaders and trades unions.
Haulage firms blame government after Brexit warning of 7,000 lorry queues in Kent
BBC, 24 Sep 2020
The road haulage industry has reacted angrily to a warning from the government that there could be queues of 7,000 lorries in Kent, if companies fail to prepare for customs changes at the end of the Brexit transition period.
'It's so disturbing... 200,000 deaths is too many'
BBC, 23 Sep 2020
As the US Covid-19 death toll passes 200,000, owners and directors of funeral homes across the country reflect on how the loss of life has affected the families and communities that they serve.
Brazil's Amazon: Fireman 'saving what's not burnt'
BBC, 23 Sep 2020
Brazil's Amazon is experiencing another year of forest fires. It’s not just the Amazon that’s gone up in flames – the world’s biggest wetlands, the Pantanal, home to rare species like the jaguar, has seen its worst fires in more than two...
Boris Johnson declares “perilous turning point” with new restrictions for up to 6 months
BBC, 23 Sep 2020
The United Kingdom has reached “a perilous turning point” in its struggle to contain coronavirus according to Boris Johnson.
Covid: Boris Johnson calls for 'resolve' to fight coronavirus over winter
BBC, 23 Sep 2020
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has called on the public to "summon the discipline and the resolve" to follow the new coronavirus rules announced on Tuesday.
Starmer: Restrictions were not inevitable
BBC, 22 Sep 2020
Starmer says families are concerned there is no clear government strategy, giving the example of people being told to go back to work, and then being told to work from home.
Covid restrictions: PM sets out new hospitality and face covering rules
BBC, 22 Sep 2020
The UK has reached "a perilous turning point", Prime Minister Boris Johnson said, as he set out a raft of new coronavirus restrictions for England which could last for up to six months.
Mozambique: Why did these men shoot a naked woman dead?
BBC, 22 Sep 2020
A growing insurgency has been ravaging large areas of northern Mozambique. Both the Islamist insurgents, who have pledged allegiance to the Islamic State group, and the Mozambican army have been accused of atrocities.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg death: Trump to nominate woman to fill Supreme Court seat
BBC, 22 Sep 2020
US President Donald Trump has said he will next week nominate a woman to replace the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, escalating a political row over her successor.
UK chief scientists warn of 50,000 new infections every day without tougher restrictions
BBC, 22 Sep 2020
Without further action to limit the spread of Coronavirus there could be 50,000 new cases every day in the UK by mid-October, according to the government's chief scientists.
Tighter restrictions in Bolton may be curbing the rise in coronavirus infections
BBC, 22 Sep 2020
Bolton in Greater Manchester is one of the areas where tighter restrictions have been imposed, including a ban on being in other people's homes.
FinCEN Files: The Israeli settlers Chelsea boss Abramovich helped fund
BBC, 22 Sep 2020
An investigation by BBC News Arabic has found that Russian oligarch, Roman Abramovich, controls companies that have donated $100m to an Israeli settler organisation.
Cyclone Ianos: Drone shows 'medicane' damage in Greece
BBC, 21 Sep 2020
Emergency services are helping to rescue hundreds of people trapped in flooded buildings in Greece.
Singapore rolls out Covid tracing tokens
BBC, 21 Sep 2020
Singapore is distributing thousands of devices that can track where a person has been and who they have interacted with.
Leaked documents reveal UK banks helped fraudsters and money-laundering
BBC, 21 Sep 2020
Leaked documents have revealed how some UK banks have helped criminals, money launderers and Russians under sanctions - and have also failed to stop crime when they suspected it.
UK facing coronavirus “tipping point” as cases surge warns government
BBC, 21 Sep 2020
The British government has issued a stark warning that the nation is at a tipping point with a surge in coronavirus cases.
Belarus protests: Women try to unmask those detaining protesters
BBC, 20 Sep 2020
In Belarus, it's now almost six weeks since the election in which President Alexander Lukashenko claimed a much disputed victory.
Zimbabwe to return land seized from foreign farmers
BBC, 20 Sep 2020
Zimbabwe has offered to return land to foreign nationals whose farms were seized under a controversial government programme two decades ago.
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