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William and Harry hit out at BBC over ’deceitful’ Diana interview
Princes William and Harry on May 20 hit out at the BBC and journalist Martin Bashir over "the deceitful way" Bashir obtained his explosive TV interview with Princess Diana, their late mother, in which she detailed her troubled marriage to Prince Charles.
Controversial Princess Diana interviewer Bashir leaves BBC
British journalist Martin Bashir, who is being investigated over how he obtained an explosive 1995 interview with Princess Diana, is stepping down from his role as the BBC's religion editor, the corporation said on May 14.
Facebook Clamps Down on Iranian Dissident ‘Troll Farm’ In Albania
Facebook removed more than 300 Facebook and Instagram accounts belonging to members of an Iranian dissident group based in Albania that had been targeting Iran and content related to Iran.
Pandemic’s Another Face – Disposable Masks Spark Surge in Global Ocean Pollution
These shocking images show the devastating impact throwaway facemasks are having on the health of our oceans after washing up among coral reefs in a diver's paradise.
The coronavirus pandemic has sparked a surge in pollution, adding to the glut of plastic waste that is already threatening marine life with masks floating like jellyfish and waterlogged gloves scattered across seabeds.
Brazil Healthcare Near Collapse as Coronavirus Incidence Rate Skyrockets
The health system in Brazil is on the brink of collapse as pressures from the Covid pandemic show no sign of easing, according to the country's leading public health research institution.
BBC with Report on Europe's Roma during Covid-19 Pandemic from Bulgaria
According to the report, Roma communities are some of the most marginalised in Europe. More than 10 million people live largely in poverty, often in overcrowded settlements. The pandemic has ravaged many of their communities, further cutting them off from society.
Joe the pigeon ‘highly likely’ a Turkish tumbler bird
A pigeon that was to be put down by authorities in Australia after reportedly crossing the Pacific Ocean has been saved after officials found he was "highly likely" to be a local bird, a Turkish tumbler, the BBC News has reported.
9 Years Old Boy From Kenya Receives an Honor Award for His Creativity
Turkish viola doyen Ruşen Güneş dies
Turkish viola player Ruşen Güneş died on May 29 at the age of 80 in London, where he had been living since 1969.
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Winner in fighting coronavirus: A country of 97 million has 300 infected, no dead
No deaths have been reported in this country.
A month has passed since the last transmission of the virus, so the authorities made the decision to open the country. Experts say that Vietnam avoided the catastrophe by reacting in time, reports Jutarnji hr.