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Woman tied his hands, legs and neck to a chair with a nylon rope

REMAP-CAP trial analyses more than 900 severely ill trial participants in intensive care

I want to be clear, NHS will never ask anyone to pay for a Covid vaccine, says Vaughan Gething, Minister for Health

Schools reopened in September after a six-month stop but were gradually suspended after a month due to surge in cases

He was involved in back-channel negotiations that set the stage for 2015 deal to limit Iran's nuclear capabilities

Mayor Muriel Bowser says Biden’s inauguration will require a 'different approach' compared to past inaugurations

Europe remains worst-affected area in the world, followed by North and Latin Americas with 22.4m & 16.3m cases

The Boeing 737-500 plane with 62 people on board plunged into the Java Sea two days ago, after taking off from Jakarta

The actor says Trump would be remembered as the worst president in US history

South Asian country has so far registered 522,453 COVID-19 cases and 7,781 related deaths

Move may end domination of Muslims in Indian meat sector, say analysts

With tens of thousands of farmers camped on the outskirts of New Delhi for more than a month

Aid groups worry move can complicate efforts to combat the world’s largest humanitarian crisis

Rumours saying that prime minister requires treatment for cancer are not true and are ill intentioned, PM office adds

It is not up to the scientific council to decide this, but we want to raise the issue, adds the government adviser

With new infections in Hebei province surrounding Beijing continue to rise

First to get one of two vaccines granted "emergency approval" will be 30 million health and other frontline workers

Saudi Arabia and the UAE have already announced reopening air, land and sea entry points to Qatar

The mood has been further soured by the collapse in relations between Trump and Vice President Mike Pence

The flight disappeared from radar screens minutes after the plane took off and reached an altitude of 10,900 feet

Protesters say the closure of restaurants, hotels, other businesses and schools was taking an economic and mental toll

They took Yadav's bank passbook along with his corpse to withdraw the money to pay for his funeral

'All houses in village were invaded by sand that assailed them 30 years ago, forcing villagers to leave their homes'

Police say specialist teams and sniffer dogs were sent to scour the field

Belgium is the second-highest in the world for deaths in proportion to its overall population

Health ministry says 19.5% of the population have been vaccinated

Health secretary says we’ve now vaccinated around a third of the over-80s in this country

Such policy changes should have been made after wider consultation, says sci-tech minister

Angry Trump supporters broke into Capitol Hill on Wednesday, which resulted in death of 5 including a policeman

'Violence is self-destructive, always. Nothing is gained by violence and so much is lost,' pope says in his address

Prompts tougher movement restrictions

Boeing 737-500 with 62 passengers and crew disappeared from radar screens four minutes after takeoff on Saturday

Britain aims to vaccinate around 14 million people by the middle of February

Spokesperson says legal process stalled due to India's reluctance to send witnesses for cross examination

British parliamentarian has urged his Prime Minister Boris Johnson to raise the issue with Narendra Modi

India failed to secure chairmanship of powerful Al-Qaeda/Da’esh Sanctions Committee and Non-proliferation Committee

The initial information showed the deaths were all of Taliban insurgents fighting Afghan security forces

High commissioner hopes Dhaka will reciprocate friendly gesture

State dept hails Pakistani court’s verdict of handing down five years rigorous imprisonment to Zakiur Rehman

The 94 years old Queen and her 99 years old husband Phillip were kept in priority category in Covid-19 vaccine rollout

Thousands of farmers camped on the outskirts of New Delhi for over a month, demands the repeal of laws

Saudi Arabia on Tuesday announced a US-backed deal to end a bitter dispute with Qatar

Our people will not be a testing device for vaccine manufacturing companies, says president Hassan Rouhani

It is second detention on high altitude border since pitched battles in June in which 20 Indian soldiers were killed

Iranian parliament passed a law in November that obliges government to halt inspections of its nuclear sites by IAEA

With priority to be given to about 30 million healthcare and frontline workers

Rescuers say suspected debris had been found in the sea off the city

With the chaos on Capitol Hill widely condemned by both Democrats and Republicans

The recent outbreak began in July when a hospital - notified the Florida Department of Health of initial four cases

India is the world’s biggest vaccine maker