Madeline Roache

The PM has ad­mit­ted to break­ing lock­down rules, rais­ing pub­lic anger, but some say they will still sup­port him.

A pun­ish­ing elec­toral de­feat for his Con­ser­v­a­tives and sev­er­al scan­dals might burst the ‘Boris bub­ble’, say ex­perts.

The UK-based un­of­fi­cial tri­bunal says Chi­nese gov­ern­ment’s al­leged forced birth con­trol of Uighurs amounts to geno­cide.

Re­porters, ex­perts and union of­fi­cials say re­forms will de­ter the press from hold­ing the gov­ern­ment to ac­count.

Rights groups es­ti­mate 60,000 po­lit­i­cal pris­on­ers held in Egypt­ian jails where ISIL re­cruit­ment is said to be ram­pant.

Afghanistan, Rus­sia, Chi­na and spend­ing to dom­i­nate talks as al­liance em­braces De­mo­c­rat af­ter tu­mul­tuous Trump era.

As the coro­n­avirus spreads rapid­ly, hos­pi­tals are be­com­ing over­whelmed, mak­ing pa­tients and doc­tors anx­ious.

Britons can vis­it dy­ing rel­a­tives as an ex­cep­tion, but many say oth­er com­pas­sion­ate grounds should be con­sid­ered.

Joe Biden vowed to re­verse some of Trump’s moves against mul­ti­lat­er­al agree­ments like the Paris cli­mate ac­cord.

The vote comes amid chal­lenges that the US and Eu­rope must work on, in­clud­ing NATO’s role, Brex­it and Russ­ian in­flu­ence.