Maradona fans march for ‘justice’ over legend’s death

Fans of Diego Maradona have marched for "justice" amid investigations into how the football icon died and whether there was any negligence in his care.

Andrew Cuomo denies ‘gut-wrenching’ allegation he groped aide

New York governor Andrew Cuomo is facing accusations that he groped one of his aides at his official residence late last year.

Hospital beds run out across Europe as COVID cases rise in 75% of countries

The UK has seen a steep drop in COVID-19 cases, hospital admissions and deaths - but the picture in much of the rest of Europe is very different.

In charts: One year since the coronavirus outbreak was declared a global pandemic

A year has passed since the World Health Organisation declared a global pandemic after 121,500 cases of COVID-19 were confirmed across the world.

Swallowable pill cameras to be used to spot bowel cancer tumours

Tiny cameras that are small enough to be swallowed and can film tumours in the gut are being trialled in the fight against cancer.

In charts: One year since the coronavirus outbreak was declared a global pandemic

A year has passed since the World Health Organisation declared a global pandemic after 121,500 cases of COVID-19 were confirmed across the world.

Police cautioned against ‘taking the knee’ during protests

Police officers are being urged to "think very carefully" before "taking the knee" at protests, in a report by the independent police inspectorate. 

Sugar tax cuts soft drink sugar consumption by 10%

UK households bought 10% less sugar through soft drinks in the year after the sugar tax was introduced by the government, new research shows.