NHS pay: 'Undervalued' nurses may quit over 1% rise - union
Large numbers of staff could leave nursing when the pandemic is over after being offered a 1% pay rise, the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has warned.
Trump's defense attorney gives emotional reaction about the biased media
The first video shows former President Trump's defense attorney Michael Van Der Veen says what he think about the biased media. The second video former President Trump's defense attorney Michael Van Der Veen says since taking on the impeachment case his house, family and business has been "under siege."
At least 30,000 US organizations, small businesses and government offices were victims of Microsoft Exchange hack
A purported Chinese hacking group exploited bugs in Microsoft's email software system to steal data from US organizations and agencies.
Prisoners in Tennessee were placed in the last group eligible for vaccines after an advisory panel said prioritizing them would be a PR 'nightmare'
The council noted the prisoners were high-risk for COVID-19 but feared a public backlash should they be given priority access to the vaccine.
Asylum-Seekers Trump Forced To Wait In Mexico Are Now Arriving In The US: “When The Bus Took Off, We All Cheered”
"My wife looked over at me and said she wished we had graduation hats to throw into the air."
Pope Francis denounces extremism on historic visit to Iraq
Pope Francis has condemned extremism in the name of religion on a historic visit to Iraq where he discussed the plight of the Christian minority.
Microsoft hack: White House warns of 'active threat' of email attack
The US is expressing growing concern over a hack on Microsoft's Exchange email software that the tech company has blamed on China.
Coronavirus: Europe in vaccine race to save summer
Europe could be on the brink of a roaring twenties-style summer to remember, with budget airline flights packed and beachside bars brim-full of happy tourists.
US and EU agree to suspend tariffs linked to long-running Boeing-Airbus dispute
The United States and European Union have agreed to suspend for four months all tariffs related to the long-running dispute over subsidies to Boeing and Airbus.
The US added 379,000 jobs in February, signaling the recovery is finally gaining steam
The US economy added 379,000 jobs last month, far more than economists had expected, signaling the labor market recovery is finally gaining steam.
TikTok empowered these plus-sized women, then took down some of their posts. They still don't know why
After losing her marketing job due to the pandemic and then gaining 40 pounds, Remi Bader, 25, began spending more time on TikTok.
China sets growth target of more than 6% in 2021
China bucked the global recession in 2020, and in doing so narrowed the economic gap with the United States. Now it says it needs to pick up the pace this year.
Fire at Hong Kong tenement kills one, injures 10 others, including a firefighter
Police suspect arson is to blame for the early morning blaze, and an investigation is currently under way.
Hong Kong’s buyers offer mixed response in pick of unsold property
The mixed reception at the two projects showed how property buyers are becoming more discerning, as this year’s pipeline of new...
Pro-Beijing politicians turn ‘wolf warriors’ on Twitter, defending China
Tired of ‘one-sided conversation’ on social media, pro-Beijing camp takes to Twitter to strike back.
Covid-19 fuels forced marriage risk for girls in Hong Kong, Britain
‘It is very precious to marry a Hong Kong-Pakistani girl.’
HK travelers to Beijing must show negative Covid results before boarding
Hong Kong travelers entering Beijing will have to present a report showing negative results of a Covid test conducted in the past...
Women have a big role to play in post-pandemic Hong Kong
Ahead of International Women’s Day, we must recognise that women are not just victims, but also vital to the rebuilding of our economies and communities.
To build back better from the pandemic, build back with women
New ideas and ways of leadership are needed to overcome the crisis, and many of the countries that have done a good job managing the pandemic are led by women.
Expert panel after second Sinovac recipient's death as HK confirms eight cases
The expert panel on Covid vaccines for Hong Kong’s mass inoculation drive will meet to discuss the death of a Sinovac recipient...
(Two sessions) Henry Tang: reforms on HK’s electoral systems won’t eliminate all pan-dems
The legislature will still accommodate mild opposition voices despite Beijing’s overhaul on electoral systems in Hong Kong, former...
Crowds queue to enter the reopened K11 Musea
Crowds of people queued to enter the K11 Musea shopping mall in Tsim Sha Tsui as the arcade, hit by a recent Covid outbreak, re-opened...
Police nab two men for harassing judicial staff
Police have arrested two men for allegedly harassing judicial officers through phone calls and making threatening remarks on them via social media platforms.
Czechs ask Germany, Poland, Switzerland for help with COVID-19 patients
The Czech Republic has asked Germany, Switzerland and Poland to take in dozens of COVID-19 patients as the situation in its own...
Cost of Test and Trace to pass £37,000,000,000 despite 'marginal impact'
The privately-run Test and Trace service is getting another £15billion in funding, despite concerns that taxpayers aren’t getting value for money.