Finland, home of Nokia, set to exclude Huawei from its networks

Finland is today expected to introduce a new law which could see Chinese telecommunications equipment excluded from the nation's networks.

Surfer bitten by shark swims to shore and walks 300m to find help despite ‘catastrophic’ injuries

A man who was bitten by a shark while surfing off the coast of an Australian island managed to swim back to the shore and walk 300m (1,000ft) in an effort to find help.

Mystery illness kills one and leaves 200 in hospital in India

At least one person has died and 200 others are in hospital in India due to a mystery illness.

England cricket tour of South Africa abandoned after positive COVID tests

England's one day international (ODI) cricket tour of South Africa has been abandoned after several positive coronavirus tests left players feeling uncomfortable about continuing.

Breakdancing confirmed as Olympic sport for 2024 Paris games

Breakdancing has been added as an Olympic sport for the 2024 games being held in Paris.

Auction offers chance to get up close and personal with Mona Lisa

The Louvre museum in Paris is using its most famous artwork to fill the 90m euro (£81m) hole in its finances created by the coronavirus pandemic.

‘We could have done more’: NZ police, PM and security services apologise after Christchurch terror attacks report

New Zealand's police chief has joined the country's prime minister and security services in apologising to those affected by the Christchurch terror attacks, saying: "We could have done more".

India farmers stage nationwide strike over controversial new laws

Farmers have gone on strike across India in a dispute over new agriculture laws, with thousands continuing to block key roads on the edge of New Delhi in protest.