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Lyon burns for 3rd night in a row, as unrest and violence continues (PHOTOS, VIDEOS)
At least five people were arrested, two cars incinerated, one police car damaged, as street furniture and public bins were also destroyed, in the third consecutive night of violence in the French city of Lyon.
rt - 1 hour ago
Teachers tell pupils ‘We Want You Back For Good’ in hilarious Take That parody
'Whatever we said, whatever we did, we've been through it, we just want you back for good.'
metro - 2 hours ago
WATCH: Scientists image newborns’ lungs as they take their first breaths
A team of researchers has developed a new system to image newborn babies’ chests as they take their first breaths, in a breakthrough which could prevent unnecessary interventions, mitigate potential damage and save lives.
rt - 2 hours ago
China’s FM hails joint effort by Beijing and Moscow to fight ‘political virus’ and ensure global stability
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has hailed Beijing-Moscow cooperation as playing a critical role in maintaining international stability, adding that the two nations were starting a new chapter in bilateral relations.
rt - 4 hours ago
Queen ‘will not watch’ Harry and Meghan’s ‘circus’ interview with Oprah
Harry and Meghan's much-anticipated interview with Oprah Winfrey, which has fuelled tensions within the monarchy, will air in the US on Sunday night before being broadcast on ITV on Monday.
metro - 5 hours ago
‘Kurz must go’: Austrians lash out at govt as thousands of anti-lockdown demonstrators march through Vienna (VIDEO)
Thousands of protesters flooded Austria’s capital amid growing anger over the government’s remaining coronavirus restrictions. The rally resulted in scuffles and several arrests, according to reports.
rt - 7 hours ago
South Korean government investigates 7 deaths that followed Covid-19 vaccination with AstraZeneca's jab
South Korea finished its first week of rolling out long-awaited Covid-19 inoculations in the country with thousands of suspected adverse reactions to AstraZeneca's vaccine, seven of which resulted in deaths.
rt - 17 hours ago
Is there a more climate-friendly way to assess the state of our economies?
When we want to know how well economies are doing, there’s one measure that’s been used around the world for more than three quarters of a century – GDP. But in the face of looming climate catastrophe, is there a better way to assess the state of our economies? The United Nations is voting on…
channel 4 - 18 hours ago
UK government faces increased pressure over one per cent pay rise offer to NHS staff
The Government is coming under increasing pressure over NHS pay as more unions joined the calls for staff to be offered a bigger increase. NHS Providers, which represents NHS trusts in England, said the one per cent rise was a disappointment but ministers insist their recommendation is all the public finances can afford. Nurses say…
channel 4 - 18 hours ago
Pope makes powerful plea for peaceful coexistence in historic meeting with top Shi’a cleric
The Pope has held an historic meeting with Iraq’s top Shi’a cleric where he made a powerful appeal for peaceful coexistence. Pope Francis thanked the Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani for speaking up “in defence of the weakest and most persecuted” during some of the most turbulent times in Iraq’s history.
channel 4 - 18 hours ago
More than 100 UK charities condemn aid cuts to Yemen
More than a hundred charities have written a joint letter to the Government condemning the decision to slash humanitarian aid to Yemen. They said it was a “misjudgement” to think the public was in favour of stepping away from helping those most in need. A leaked Foreign Office document seen by this programme suggests officials…
channel 4 - 18 hours ago
Laurence Fox to run for London Mayor to fight ‘extreme political correctness’
The actor claims he will ‘offer a voice to those who are being dominated into silence’
metro - 19 hours ago
WATCH: Scientists unveil new rapid 3D organ printing method which is 10-50 times faster than current techniques
Researchers at the University at Buffalo have unveiled their novel 3D printing method with an incredible video showcasing what could soon be the future of rapid, artificial organ manufacture.
rt - 20 hours ago
Venezuelan President Maduro gets first shot of Russia’s Sputnik-V vaccine
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is the latest world leader to take his first dose of Russia’s Sputnik-V coronavirus vaccine. The vaccine, once maligned by the Western media, is gaining popularity in Europe too.
rt - 21 hours ago
WATCH massive fire consume Iran-Afghanistan border post
A customs office on Iran’s border with Afghanistan went up in flames, sending torrents of black smoke into the desert sky. The blaze, which was captured on video, is believed to have started at a fuel reservoir.
rt - 21 hours ago
China sets goal of sending 12 astronauts to space by 2023, opening of space station by 2022
Hot on the heels of its recent successes reaching the Red Planet, China’s space agency has announced the lofty goal of executing 11 launch missions and sending a dozen astronauts to space within the next two years.
rt - 22 hours ago
Saudi Arabia to lift most Covid-19 restrictions on Sunday – state media
Restaurants, shopping centers, and gyms will reopen in Saudi Arabia on Sunday in a major easing of coronavirus restrictions by the Gulf nation, a government source told state-run SPA news agency.
rt - 1 day ago
Hunt for woman who spat at bus passenger in row over mask
Another bus passenger asked her to put a mask on and she spat at him.
metro - 1 day ago
EU to seek AstraZeneca doses from US amid Covid-19 vaccine supply shortfalls – media
The European Union will reportedly ask Washington to allow the export of millions of doses of AstraZeneca’s coronavirus vaccine as Brussels struggles with supply shortages.
rt - 1 day ago
Blind trust in social media perpetuates, and resurrects, conspiracy theories says new study
People with a higher degree of trust in information on social media are more likely to not only believe new conspiracy theories, but to resurrect old, repeatedly debunked ones as well, according to the latest research.
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Clashes erupt between Lebanese army and Covid lockdown protesters, Red Cross says dozens injured (VIDEOS)
rt - 1 month ago
Demonstrators in Lebanon have taken to the streets for a second consecutive night to protest against the two-week extension of curfews and business closures designed to halt the spread of Covid-19.
Sporadic protests erupted in the cities of Tripoli, Beirut, and Sidon on Tuesday, as people voiced their anger at the alleged lack of government support during lockdown, as well as at general living conditions in the economically-ravaged nation.
Tuesday’s fiery clashes in northwestern Tripoli left 12 people hospitalized and at least another 29 injured and requiring treatment at the scene, according to the Lebanese Red Cross.
Footage from the city posted on social media appeared to show lines of soldiers with riot shields being pelted with firecrackers and stones as they faced-off with demonstrators.
Local media reported that soldiers used tear gas and a number of military vehicles in their efforts to control the crowds.
Protests centered on Tripoli’s central Al Nour Square and the surrounding streets, and footage appears to show the army using a tank to force protesters back before later charging the crowds
The entrance to the police station in the Al-Tal neighborhood was reportedly set on fire, with videos showing a group of young men hurling projectiles at the building.
Protesters were pelting what Im told is a police station. The entrance was also set on fire.
Some protesters brandished banners and also chanted political slogans outside the homes of MPs, according to local media.
Lebanon has been battling a deep-seated economic crisis, fueled by corruption before being further compounded by the Covid-19 pandemic and the Beirut Port explosion in August.
