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N.Korea deploys national medical teams to battle intestinal epidemic Access to the commentsCOMMENTS By Reuters • Updated: 19/06/2022 - 11:55 N.Korea deploys national medical teams to battle intestinal epidemic N.Korea deploys national medical teams to battle intestinal epidemic - Copyright Thomson Reuters 2022 SHARE THIS ARTICLE facebook twitter flipboard mail icon By Josh Smith SEOUL – North Korea has dispatched medical crews...

UK must have military capable of fighting in Europe, says army head Access to the commentsCOMMENTS By Reuters • Updated: 19/06/2022 - 14:15 UK must have military capable of fighting in Europe, says army head UK must have military capable of fighting in Europe, says army head - Copyright Thomson Reuters 2022 SHARE THIS ARTICLE Facebook twitter flipboard mail icon London...

Firms cheer easing of tourism rules End of Thailand Pass system and mask requirement in public elicits smiles PUBLISHED : 18 JUN 2022 AT 04:22 NEWSPAPER SECTION: BUSINESS WRITER: POST REPORTERS 38 30 Neon lights up nightlife venues on Sukhumvit's Nana Plaza on June 3, 2022. Neon lights up nightlife venues on Sukhumvit's Nana Plaza on June 3, 2022. After more than two years of...

Bitcoin falls below $20,000 Crypto market capitalisation down 70% since November as inflation worries drive rout PUBLISHED : 18 JUN 2022 AT 15:02 WRITER: BLOOMBERG NEWS 1 18 (Photo: Reuters) (Photo: Reuters) Bitcoin has fallen below $20,000 for the first time since December 2020 as evidence of deepening stress within the crypto industry keeps piling up against a backdrop of monetary tightening. Bitcoin was down...

'We prepare for worst', says governor of Ukraine frontline region PUBLISHED : 19 JUN 2022 AT 01:45 WRITER: AFP 9 4 In Lysychansk, there are signs of preparations for street fighting: soldiers digging in and putting up barbed wire, and police placing burnt-out vehicles sideways across roads to slow traffic. In Lysychansk, there are signs of preparations for street fighting: soldiers digging...

US recession not 'inevitable,' Treasury secretary says PUBLISHED : 19 JUN 2022 AT 21:45 WRITER: AFP 0 0 US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen speaks at a policy forum in Washington on June 9, 2022. US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen speaks at a policy forum in Washington on June 9, 2022. WASHINGTON: A recession in the United States is not "inevitable," Treasury Secretary Janet...

Police say British journalist and Brazilian guide shot in Amazon killings PUBLISHED : 19 JUN 2022 AT 04:45 WRITER: AFP 1 0 Guarani indigenous people and environmental activists protest in the wake of the killing of British journalist Dom Phillips and his guide Bruno Pereira in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on Saturday. Guarani indigenous people and environmental activists protest in the wake of...

Thousands join Singapore gay rights rally British colonial-era law still on books remains a sore point with LGBTQ community PUBLISHED : 18 JUN 2022 AT 19:11 7 4 Supporters attend the annual Pink Dot event in a public show of support for the LGBT community at Hong Lim Park in Singapore on Saturday. (AFP Photo) Supporters attend the annual Pink Dot event...

Duterte's daughter sworn in as Philippines vice president PUBLISHED : 19 JUN 2022 AT 19:40 WRITER: REUTERS 14 0 Philippines' Vice President-elect Sara Duterte (centre) takes her oath before supreme court associate justice Ramon Hernando (left) and her mother Elizabeth Zimmerman (2nd right) and outgoing president Rodrigo Duterte (right) during the inauguration ceremony near the city hall in Davao City on...

US approves Covid vaccines for youngest kids PUBLISHED : 19 JUN 2022 AT 03:45 WRITER: AFP 8 The United States has become the first country to approve mRNA vaccines for children as young as six months. The United States has become the first country to approve mRNA vaccines for children as young as six months. WASHINGTON: US health authorities on Saturday cleared the...

Explainer Cost of living crisis: Four charts that explain what's happening with inflation In the UK, prices have gone up 9% over the past year, the largest increase since 1982. Here's what the data can tell us about why it's so high and whether it'll continue to rise. By Amy Borrett and Ganesh Rao, Data and Forensics Unit Wednesday 18 May 2022 17:00,...

Rail strikes are going ahead next week - here's what you need to know about disruptions The strikes taking place on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday will see varying impacts on rail lines, with passengers facing severe disruptions to journeys. Olive Enokido-Lineham News reporter @OliveLineham Saturday 18 June 2022 10:50, UK The union representing Avanti West Coast could also vote to strike Why you can trust...

Gatwick cuts summer flights as Heathrow boss warns it could take 18 months to fix staffing issues Travellers at airports across the UK faced significant disruption to flights during a chaotic half-term week culminating in the Jubilee weekend, sparking concern that summer holidays next month could bring similar delays. Paul Kelso Business correspondent @pkelso Friday 17 June 2022 10:09, UK Chief executive of Heathrow...

Cost of living crisis: Britons cannot expect pay rises to keep up with inflation, Treasury warns Workers have lost almost £20,000 since 2008 because pay has not kept up with inflation, it has been claimed. Saturday 18 June 2022 05:55, UK A person holds a sign during a protest about the rising cost of living during a demonstration outside Downing Street in...