London

But country to remain on track and have vaccinated priority groups by April 15, all adults by the end of July

Grief and rage over the murder of Londoner Sarah Everard, efforts made to stop men’s violence against women

With vaccines key to restart economies, some countries have pre-purchase agreements to secure their supply

Greensill faces mounting questions over its opaque and complex accounting methods

Twitter said it would apply warnings to tweets that contain misleading information about Covid-19 vaccines

The Swedish carmaker said 50% of its global sales should be fully-electric cars by 2025

Duke gives first interview since moving to LA

Bitcoin slipped as much as 6% to $44,451 before recovering most of its losses

Over 40% of fintech staff in Britain come from overseas

Bitcoin fell sharply on Monday after surging to a record $58,354 a day earlier

Interior Minister Sheikh Rashid likely to issue a policy statement on the issue

Facebook is facing class action over allegations it failed to protect the personal details of about one million people

As part of campaign, a digital van visited several cities of UK including London to create awareness

Filming for the third part had begun in September of 2020

Silver prices rocketed to their highest since 2013 after small investors responded to calls on Reddit

Emergence of more infectious variants raises questions over whether vaccines will prove as effective

The balloon will join museum's protest collection, which includes banners and flags belonging to demonstrators

Latest figures show the UK has vaccinated 3,857,266 people with a first dose and 449,736 with a second

UK’s chief scientific adviser says Brazilian mutation appears to have some of features of other coronavirus variants

Trump pushed through a ban on Americans investing in 35 firms it considers to be linked to China’s military

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

Digital currency bitcoin has emerged as a rival to gold and could trade as high as $146,000

The government has also cancelled reopening of schools in and around London but teaching unions want wider closures

Britain is battling a new wave of a virus that has already killed more than 74,000 people

New variant may be 70% more transmissible than original

Experts said there was no evidence that vaccines would not protect against this variant

The rule is intended to prevent the entry of foods that could spread diseases

Says Pakistan does not have an extradition treaty with Britain; assures PM Imran "not going anywhere"

Only takeaway service for bars and restaurants, but workplaces and schools are told to remain open

The United States issued an emergency warning, ordering government users to disconnect SolarWinds software

Approve of initiative to improve regulation on issues such as money laundering

The research found that several existing drugs can be repurposed to treat people who risk getting ill with coronavirus

Millions of dollars of dirty funds flowing through digital wallets that allow users to hide their trail

Documents related to the development of their Covid-19 vaccine had been 'unlawfully accessed' in a cyberattack

London-based think tank says data can be protected without localisation

Crowd of demonstrators converged on the Indian embassy, while a few groups marched around the Trafalgar Square area

Failure likely to end with trade in chaos and huge economic price

Hackers posed as recruiters on LinkedIn and WhatsApp to approach AstraZeneca staff with fake job offers

Political workers, PML-N leaders attend the funeral prayers in Lahore

Nawaz, Ishaq Dar among 30 others attend funeral prayer

Condolences pour in from President Alvi, PM Imran and army chief among other political leaders

Citi’s technical analyst Tom Fitzpatrick said that bitcoin could climb as high as $318,000, based on his charts

Anxiety, depression, and insomnia were most common among recovered Covid-19 patients

'It's never been harder to be a Muslim than the last four years', Sadiq Khan says

Research team analysed samples of tissue from lungs, heart, liver, and kidneys of 41 patients who died of Covid-19

Countries across Europe reimpose restrictions to try to slow Covid-19 infection rates

Depp loses battle against 'Sun', Amber Heard after LHC rules that the paper's claims were 'substantially true'

United Kingdom has the world’s fifth largest official death toll, after the United States, Brazil, India and Mexico

Vaccine being developed by University of Oxford and AstraZenecathat is seen as a game-changer against Covid-19

'Imran needs an NRO, not us'