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Top energy body says it will be ‘virtually impossible’ to meet carbon reduction targets without boost in carbon storage.

Prominent democracy activist slams his brief arrest as a ‘notorious abuse’ of the criminal justice system.

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In January, volunteers will be deliberately infected with coronavirus to test effectiveness of...

Government’s furlough protection scheme may be extended, but only to the worst-hit sectors of the British economy.

New regulations aim to protect workers and cut red tape, but labour groups say many in the informal sector lose out.

Human Rights Watch says police engaged in ‘abusive practices’ during pandemic that raise human rights concerns.

New report by rights watchdog details horrors endured by detained refugees and migrants in the North African country.

Opposition parties unite to launch new anti-government movement, but analysts are sceptical it can unseat PM Khan.

Demonstrators pour onto the streets of several cities across US, chanting “Say her name” and “No justice, no peace”.

Comments by US Federal Reserve officials suggest recovery from pandemic-led economic shock is proving to be weak.

Australian study finds camps have expanded, despite claims that Uighurs were being released.

Two police officers shot after grand jury decides not to pursue murder or manslaughter charge in 26-year-old’s death.

Observers say conflict, coronavirus lockdown and restrictions to information pose hurdles to electoral process.