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After imposing a severe lockdown in March, PM Modi’s government is under pressure to fully open up the economy

India on Sunday registered 9,971 new coronavirus cases, taking its tally to 246,628

Brazil’s Health Ministry reported that confirmed cases in the country had climbed past 600,000

New data from Scotland brought the toll to 50,059, a dire milestone for Prime Minister Boris Johnson

Health Secretary Matt Hancock says business ministry will set out details of how employers could make workplaces safer

Five victims of coronavirus

Housing minister Robert Jenrick gave the latest UK figures at a Downing Street briefing

Dr Granato was one of the first two volunteers injected in a trial of potential Covid-19 vaccine at Oxford University

Johnson initially refrained from approving the stringent controls that other European leaders imposed

Britain also announced £1 million to prevent destruction of crops caused by the locusts in Pakistan

British govt was too slow to react to the novel coronavirus outbreak, says a leading public health professor

Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove repeatedly declined to say when the lockdown could be lifted

She recognises conditions in Pakistan are harder than those in the UK

British PM warns Britons in a letter that things will get worse before they get better

Says a further cut can follow as it keeps rating on negative outlook

Pubs, restaurants, theaters, nightclubs, cinemas and gyms have been asked to stay shut indefinitely

Court says men shall have the benefit of what they earn and same goes for women

Five Britons tested positive for the virus in France on Saturday

Around 50 members of British parliament attend Kashmir Solidarity Day conference organised by TeK UK in London

Here are the places that have confirmed cases of the 2019 novel coronavirus

Choudhry Ikhalaq Hussain was part of a gang that exploited teenage girls in a northern English town

UK will largely replicate the EU tariff schedule

PM Imran says revised UK advisory will help address issues of unemployment and current account deficit

Advisory update allows British nationals to take road trips to northern parts of country

UK looks to embark on trade talks with EU and US to spare economy from Brexit shocks

FM Qureshi briefs British foreign secretary on the evolving security situation of the region

UK summons Iranian ambassador over envoy's arrest

British people first voted in favor of Brexit in a June 2016 referendum

Two shot dead, 26 hospitalised after security forces fired blank at protesters

Iran-born Ali Milani says he's seen an 'anti-Johnson tactical vote'

Three orphans from ISIS parents were handed over to British authorities on Thursday

He was also accused of 39 counts of manslaughter, as well as human trafficking, immigration offences

Trump criticise British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Brexit divorce deal

British police sent documents regarding four of the victims to Hanoi for further verification

China calls on Britain to seek “severe punishment” for those involved in the deaths

Leaders of the 27 states that will make up the EU once Britain leaves are unlikely to deny the extension request

The royal couple planned their trip to emphasise critical issues in the country, namely education, climate change

Trump indicates that the woman behind the wheel will not be returning to Britain

UK Home Office report shows hate crimes rose 10% in the past year to a record 103,379

Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab says we will keep our defence exports to Turkey under very careful and continual review

Both sides are silent about what compromises had been made to break the Brexit deadlock

Johnson has repeatedly said he will not shift on the issue, pointing to a collapse in the negotiations

Senior MEP said the European Parliament's initial reaction to it was not positive at all

Islamabad moves to expose New Delhi's 'terror camp propaganda"

He is also due to hold bilateral talks with leaders

Up to 80 per cent of people affected were women, while 20 per cent were men

BDI industry blames London for the lack of progress in political negotiations

Labour Party spokesperson says Johnson has been dishonest about the consequences of no-deal Brexit

Business Secretary Andrea Leadsom says the change aims to attract the brightest and the best from around the world

'I cannot stand by as good, loyal moderate Conservatives are expelled', she says