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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has praised the scientists behind the Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine, after the country became the first in the world to approve its use.

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Sir David Attenborough discusses the climate crisis with the UN Secretary-General António Guterres.

The robotic Chang'e-5 probe starts work to gather lunar samples it can send to Earth for study.

AWS Panorama adds a range of employee monitoring powers to existing workplace camera systems.

One-month old Molly Gibson has broken the record set by her own sister, Emma, now three years old.

Tributes are paid to the "trailblazer" and WWE Hall of Fame member whose career spanned six decades.

A rift between Australia and China has deepened after a faked image of an Australian soldier holding a knife to the neck of an Afghan child was posted on a Chinese government Twitter account.

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said Beijing should be…

The United Kingdom has become the first country in the world to approve the coronavirus vaccine developed by Pfizer and BioNTech.

The vaccination programme will start shortly, with the over-80s, NHS workers, and staff in care homes at the front of the queue.…

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Australian teenager Jess Collins says she wants to draw attention to how many mangoes are left to rot.

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Despite a third wave, nearly 500,000 South Koreans will sit for critical university entrance tests.

A BBC reporter's relative fled to neighbouring Sudan by foot and boat, losing his shoes on the way.

Moscow is hailing its Nagorno-Karabakh peace deal but the war has revealed the limits of Russia's reach.

Uranium enrichment would increase to 20% with UN inspectors blocked, if sanctions are not eased.

A US intelligence official says Beijing is targeting people close to the incoming US president.

His comments drew a backlash from progressive Democrats who want to see police funds diverted.