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Schools in Scotland will require masks in common areas but the Westminster government has not taken similar action

UP has recorded a major reduction in vector-borne diseases due to the sanitisation drive that is being implemented in the state every weekend, chief minsiter Yogi Adityanath has said.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak this Tuesday morning.

The 180,000 hotels that work with Hotelbeds worldwide are now available to Netactica's more than 70 clients in Latin America. Hotelbeds also offers Netactica's clients access to its extensive portfolio of complementary products of 25,000 transfer routes, 18,000 activities and car rentals.

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The ASX-listed cloud accounting giant is dipping its toes into the lucrative small business lending market with its latest buy.

Police say they have identified a suspect but charges have been deferred in the case of an assault on a woman who had just finished a reading during Mass at a Catholic church in Philadelphia over the weekend.

The European Union's strategy to adapt to the risks of climate change needs to be much more proactive and ambitious in order to reduce the risk of natural disasters such as flooding, insurers said in response to a consultation on the issue.

Anderson’s wicket – for which he dismissed Pakistan captain Azhar Ali – remained the biggest highlight of the day in which only 27 overs of play was possible.

Esteban Ocon believes the coming ban on teams using 'quali modes' on their engines is likely to play into Renault's hands.

A BRITISH man was rescued at sea fully dressed on a surfboard after telling officials he spent three days adrift after falling off a cruise ship. The 55-year-old was picked up by coastguards off the Costa del Sol resort of Marbella yesterday afternoon. Crew members on a yacht called Estelar who alerted rescuers after spotting […]

Lebanese military specialists and their French colleagues have found 79 containers with dangerous chemicals in the port of Beirut, where a deadly blast occurred earlier this month, the Lebanese army informs.

Jurgen Klopp's champions will return to friendly action in Austria on Tuesday afternoon as they face RB Salzburg.

Unity has filed to take the company public on the same day its rival, Unreal Engine, is having its iOS fate discussed in a court room battle between Apple and Epic Games. While its plan to go public have been in the works for awhile, the timing is significant. Apple...

Yes, there were attempts to fire up the Republican Party's populist base. However, the convention also tried to soften negative perceptions of US President Donald Trump.

The Israeli firm NSO Group Technologies, whose software is used to hack into cellphones, has in the past few years sold its Pegasus spyware for hundreds of millions of dollars to the United Arab Emirates and other Persian Gulf States, where it has been used to monitor anti-regime activists, with the encouragement and the official mediation of the Israeli government

Moody’s has maintained SBI’s rating outlook, where applicable, as negative, in line with the outlook on India’s sovereign rating.

our river rat associates couldn't come due to COVID fears. So me and a friend are going down westwater in our ducky on 8/27. Wondering if a larger raft or group wouldn't mind us tailing them just in case we dumptruck. I've run westwater before and never flipped, but I've never run it this low, and on a ducky. Much river karma your way for any assistance. We also have a couple open spots on our permit. I'm not sure how it all works, but anyone needing those spots surely have them.

MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Nearly 40 large Japanese companies have become victims of Russian-speaking internet hackers targeting newfound vulnerabilities that cropped up during shift to remote working, media reported.