Ethiopia’s government is calling on “all capable Ethiopians” to join the military and stop resurgent forces from the embattled Tigray region “once and for all,” seemingly abandoning the unilateral cease-fire the government declared in June as its military retreated from Tigray
Climate Correspondent Daisy Dunne explores how research community responded to biggest global heating assessment in years
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Islands in the northern Caribbean are bracing for what could soon become the sixth named tropical storm of this year’s Atlantic hurricane season
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In clips widely shared on social media, protesters could be heard chanting anti-Muslim and pro-Hindu slogans
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Emergency service calls on governments around world to heed environmental warnings
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MPs from the All Party-Parliamentary Group for the Future of Aviation demand cap on cost of testing
Former Capitol Hill aide says Democrat rejected a candidate on basis of ‘looks’, amid fall-out from attorney general’s sexual harassment probe
Georgia Republican Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene has been suspended from Twitter for a week after claiming vaccines are “failing”.
Body and equipment found by boyfriend close to where bone was discovered two weeks ago
Six-time Ballon D’Or winner Messi is on the verge of completing a move to Ligue 1
Coronavirus-related fatalities up 24 per cent on previous seven days
Canada’s ambassador to China says verdict coming after arrest of Huawei executive is ‘not a coincidence’
Twitter has revealed the first findings and changes to come after the Euro 2020 final saw footballers subjected to racist abuse.
Shortage of semiconductors fuels production problems for car manufacturers, causing buyers to seek older vehicles
Messi’s decision to join a state project at Paris Saint-Germain rather than make a more romantic move feels oddly hollow but it is a symbol of how the modern game works
Rise in A grades 50 per cent higher in private schools than secondary comprehensives
The money tied up in fossil fuels is everyone’s problem, writes Anna Isaac
Buses appeared to crash during morning rush hour
Seven different artworks appeared over the weekend in Great Yarmouth, Lowestoft and Gorleston
Nearly 7,000 people are newly diagnosed each year.