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Welsh shops and pubs facing higher taxes
The increase will be included in a new budget plan to aid the struggling health sector in part of the UK
Dec 24, 2023 09:55
‘Tribal’ supercop: This policewoman goes the extra mile to fight militants and drug mafia FEATURE
On the Myanmar border, armed separatists, the narcotics trade and addiction are big problems, but not for this young police officer
Nov 20, 2023 13:45
A world without Russia: How hundreds of thousands of citizens have become convinced that their country doesn't really exist FEATURE
A banned political movement has united huge amounts of people who refuse to believe in the collapse of the Soviet Union
Aug 6, 2023 13:27
Doctors are sending out ‘do-not-resuscitate’ forms telling people like my disabled daughter to sign them, I find that chilling Opinion
I get that Covid-19 means difficult medical decisions have to be made about who gets treatment and who doesn’t. But telling the disabled and already sick to sign away their rights in advance is asking them to volunteer for death.
Apr 3, 2020 07:05
#MeToo or too much? RT panelists DEBATE vandalism of statue commemorating iconic WWII kiss
A statue that pays tribute to an iconic image of a US sailor kissing a nurse at the end of WWII was spray-painted with a ‘Me Too’ hashtag – but was this acceptable activism, or the work of out-out-touch vandals?
Feb 21, 2019 14:42
‘No foul play’: Missing CDC expert on Zika & Ebola found drowned after weeks-long search
US authorities have confirmed that the body of American epidemiologist Timothy Cunningham, who vanished in February, has been found. Police said there were no signs of “foul play” attached to his death.
Apr 6, 2018 01:23
Leaked NSA exploit blamed for global ransomware cyberattack
A zero-day vulnerability tool, covertly exploited by US intelligence agencies and exposed by the Shadow Brokers hacking group has been blamed for the massive spread of malware that infected tens of thousands of computer systems globally.
May 12, 2017 23:27
Forensics used to convict 1,000s of people may not be scientifically valid – report
A fingerprint led to the arrest of New York and New Jersey bomber Ahmad Rahami, but a new report from a White House scientific advisory committee says much of what bitemark, hair, firearm and toolmark analyses provide does not meet scientific standards.
Sep 22, 2016 17:54
Assange's mental, physical health deteriorating under embassy confinement – medical records
Julian Assange's confinement to the Ecuadorian embassy in London is taking a serious toll on his physical and mental health, according to medical and psychological reports released by WikiLeaks.
Sep 15, 2016 12:59
Artificial tongue could help oral cancer sufferers speak again
Dentistry researchers from a Japanese university have developed what is believed to be the world's first movable tongue prosthesis. The invention is designed to help oral cancer patients who have had their tongues partially removed and have therefore lost the ability to speak.
Feb 1, 2016 18:05