Thousands take to the streets to protest against Myanmar coup amid internet blackout

Thousands of people have taken to theĀ streets of Yangon to denounce Myanmar's military coup and demand the release of elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi and other leaders of her National League for Democracy.

Backstage with Salma Hayek: ‘People have created their own Bliss worlds as a coping mechanism’

In Salma Hayek's new film Bliss, it's not clear to the viewer whether her character Isabel is a deluded drug addict or an innovative scientist.

Jenson Button test driving electric SUV for new rally series highlighting climate change

Formula 1 world champion Jenson Button has spent two days in the Welsh Valleys test driving a 100% electric SUV, ahead of a new rally series aimed at highlighting climate change.

‘I’ll wait for the English vaccine’: How nationalism is affecting the fight against COVID

As 2020 drew to close after a tumultuous year, Boris Johnson was in celebratory mood as the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine was approved for use in the UK.

PM: Still too early to talk about ending coronavirus restrictions

Boris Johnson says it is still too early to talk about ending coronavirus restrictions, with news reports suggesting pubs might be able to reopen by May.

Framing Britney Spears: ‘There was so much glee in her suffering’

In November 2007, just months after images of her shaved head and umbrella attack on a paparazzi car had made front pages around the world, Britney Spears was back in the charts with album...

‘We will not go back – we have to die some day’: India’s protesting farmers remain resolute

There is no let up by farmers protesting at the Singhu border in Delhi.

‘We will not go back – we have to die some day’: India’s protesting farmers remain resolute

There is no let up by farmers protesting at the Singhu border in Delhi.