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Liverpool restaurant delivering 1,000 curries every week on lockdown
The restaurant introduced its delivery service in response to the coronavirus lockdown
From Covid to the cold - Western Cape's disaster management bracing for stormy weather
Snow is predicted for the mountains of the Western Cape, the higher ground of the Eastern Cape, and the southern heights of the Northern Cape.
The Best Badminton Shoes To Smash On Your Opponents
Wear these and start winning!
Common sense urged after sunseekers flock to beaches and parks
People made the most of the bank holiday weather following the relaxation of lockdown restrictions in England.
South End restaurants successfully start to reopen dining rooms at half capacity
“Historically Memorial Day Weekend you’re not that busy, but we were busy,” Suffolk Punch general manager Shan Sheheane said.
As US edges toward reopening, a mixed picture takes shape
As US edges toward reopening, a mixed picture takes shape
Northwest cherry crops facing disease and decreased harvest
PORTLAND, Ore. — Cherry industry officials in Oregon and Washington state estimate a tree infection has substantially depleted the fruit for this year’s harvest.
California Reopens Places of Worship, In-Store Retail Businesses
California, which has seen some of the most serious restrictions introduced due to the COVID-19 outbreak in the United States, started to gradually reopen its economy...
Brit who arranges safaris to slaughter young lions poses in sickening photo
EXCLUSIVE: According to experts, David Watt, 72, hunts animals who are no older than four years old in South Africa. He is one of seven Brits featured in a new book exposing trophy hunters
VIDEO: Retail Merchants of Hawaii’s Tina Yamaki and business owner Victor Lim join the COVID-19 Care Conversation | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Tina Yamaki, president of the Retail Merchants of Hawaii, was today’s guest on the COVID-19 Care Conversation. She was joined by Victor Lim, McDonald’s franchise owner and former chair of Hawaii Restaurant Association.
What lockdown looked like in Wales on Bank Holiday Monday
The majority of people were confined to their gardens due to the coronavirus lockdown
Common sense urged after sunseekers flock to beaches and parks
People made the most of the bank holiday weather following the relaxation of lockdown restrictions in England.
Fans create beer to celebrate Dundee United promotion – and support charity during coronavirus
A craft beer made specially for the play about the life of Dundee United legend Jim McLean, has been given a new lease of life supporting a local charity during the coronavirus outbreak.
Indian Gives Cold Bath to Venomous King Cobra to Beat the Heat – Video
Not only humans, even reptiles are bearing the brunt of the extremely hot climate in parts of India. A video of a man showering a cobra, a highly poisonous snake, has...
Many mobile traders don’t follow safety rules, give headache to officials
With the lockdown in place, traders and vendors are among those who are badly hit. However, it seems they have found a new way to bounce back into business. Continue Reading →
A look at how provinces plan to emerge from COVID-19 shutdown
Provinces have been releasing plans for easing restrictions that were put in place to limit the spread of COVID-19.
Locust attacks threaten crop damage in 17 UP districts; third state to be affected
The crop-eating pests have ravaged farms in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh.
Homes needed for thousands of 'spare' Cadbury's Easter Eggs in massive giveaway
The National Trust for Scotland has already donated around 15,000 Easter Eggs to hospitals, food banks and community groups around the country
Camping website crashing
UPDATE 8:20 a.m. While BC Parks opened its camping reservations site Monday morning, few people have been actually able to book a site.
Irish Hairdressers Federation draw up plans to bid for earlier opening
The Irish Hairdressers Federation (IHF) has drawn up plans to present new recommendations to the Government in an attempt to open hair salons next...
Claims poaching and fly tipping rife at Perthshire and Fife reservoirs
A fisheries manager says the coronavirus crisis has been "a nightmare" with reservoirs in Fife and Perthshire plagued with poaching, fly tipping, and anti-social behaviour during the lockdown.
A look at how provinces plan to emerge from COVID-19 shutdown
Provinces have been releasing plans for easing restrictions that were put in place to limit the spread of COVID-19.Here is what some of the provinces have a
Coronavirus lockdown: India Post to home-deliver fruits in some Bihar cities
The partnership has been forged to address the woes of litchi and mango cultivators in the state due to the lockdown to contain the spread of coronavirus.
Little girl pulled back from edge of 400ft cliff after peering over
Terrifying pictures show the curious young girl being dragged back from the edge of the cliff in Birling Gap, near Eastbourne.
South Korean cafe hires robot barista to help with social distancing
DAEJEON — The new robot barista at the cafe in Daejeon, South Korea, is courteous and swift as it seamlessly makes its way towards customers.
Where's the pelican crossing? Adorable moment tiny cygnets struggle to climb up kerb as they cross road
Swans George and Zelda exhibited perfect co-parenting when they slowly walked their cygnets across a road in Cheltenham. Onlookers stood in the middle of the road to stop any traffic.
Eid al-Fitr: Singaporean businessman cooks biryani for migrants amid Covid crisis
There are about 300,000 foreign labourers in Singapore, most of them from Bangladesh, China and India, and most staying in purpose-built dormitories, in rooms with bunks for 12 to 20 men.
Perthshire bus drivers latest key workers to receive hand sanitisers from local distillery
Perthshire bus drivers have become the latest key workers to receive donations of hand sanitiser from a local distillery.
Boy, 12, does exactly what you should do when you're being stalked by a bear
A tension-filled video shows the moment the bear followed the young boy.
Heatwave likely to abate only after May 28; Dust and thunder storms expected on May 29-30: IMD
Delhi, Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab and parts of Uttar Pradesh have been experiencing blistering heat for days with temperatures soaring over 45 degrees Celsius in some places.
China's Water Forests Bring an Artificial Order to Nature
And offer tranquility among "living fossils."
Businesses changing restrooms as they move to reopen
Businesses are now having to consider how they’ll need to change up their restrooms as they move to reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Ikea introduces new shopping rules as 19 stores reopen to the public
The furnishings retailer will reopen 19 stores across England and Northern Ireland on Monday, June 1, with click & collect services alsoopeningin a phased approach
Relief from heatwave coming, IMD predicts thunderstorm on May 29-30
Due to a western disturbance and easterly winds, dust storm and thunderstorm activity is likely over Delhi, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh on May 29-30, the IMD has said.
Beaches packed on sunny Bank Holiday Monday
Large crowds of people have gathered again on beaches up and down the UK.
North India heatwave likely to ease after May 28; storm expected later
Delhi, Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab and parts of Uttar Pradesh have been experiencing blistering heat for days with temperatures soaring over 45 degrees Celsius
Mixed Bag Of Weather For The Coming Days
MetService is forecasting unsettled weather for many as several fronts affect the country over the next few days.
A ‘silver’ fish from Velankanni
The new freshwater species, Puntius sanctus, grows to only 7 cm
Kolkata: MHA to send Central team to access damage caused due to cyclone Amphan
The Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) will send a Central team to Kolkata, South and North 24 Praganas districts soon to assess the damages incurred due to the impact of Cyclone Amphan.
Cadbury Dairy Milk launches limited-edition ‘Thank You’ bar replacing logo
Chocolate brand Mondelez India, in partnership with advertising major Ogilvy India, has introduced a limited-edition Cadbury Dairy Milk 'Thank You' bar by giving up the Cadbury Dairy Milk logo
Bear breaks into car but owners scream so much it decides it's not worth it
'Don't f**k with the Mercedes.'
Elderly woman in West Bengal braves Amphan for 8 hours, survives
The will to survive can make even an ordinary person stand up to life-threatening dangers and live to tell the tale. An elderly woman from West Bengal’s North 24 Paraganas district is one such person
Art galleries a picture of caution as lockdown restrictions ease
Victorian galleries aren't rushing to open their doors despite being given the official go-ahead for June 1.
Loyal dog waited at hospital for three months after owner died from coronavirus
Seven-year-old 'Xiao Bao' waited in the lobby at Taikang Hospital in Wuhan, after his elderly owner was admitted at the height of the coronavirus pandemic in February
Heat wave likely to abate only after May 28: IMD
Dust storm, thunderstorm expected on May 29 and 30, says IMD
CDC warns of aggressive cannibal rats facing shortage of garbage to eat
Officials say rats have resorted to open warfare and eating their young as closures reduce edible waste * Coronavirus – latest global updatesThe US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has warned of “unusual or aggressive” behavior in American rats as a consequence of more than two months of human
B.C. Parks overwhelmed as thousands try to reserve campsites
“Overwhelming numbers” of people trying to reserve campsites on the first day of availability led to technical problems with bookings on the B.C. Parks Discover Camping website, the . . .
Art galleries a picture of caution as lockdown restrictions ease
Victorian galleries aren't rushing to open their doors despite being given the official go-ahead for June 1.
Canadian Muslims find creative new ways to celebrate Eid al-Fitr, despite COVID-19 restrictions
Mosques around Ontario hosted ‘drive-through Eid celebrations’ handing out goodie bags full of sweets, toys, soft drinks, balloon animals and other treats to members of the community
Western Australia storm: 50,000 homes without power as state battered by wild weather
Remnants of ex-Tropical Cyclone Mangga whip up 100km/h wind gusts, dust storms and heavy rain as Perth and state’s south prepares for onslaught
Alligator rumoured to have been Hitler’s dies in Moscow
Mad, Mad World News: An alligator that many believed to have once belonged to Adolf Hitler has died in the Moscow Zoo. The zoo said the alligator, named Saturn, was about
Lion to bring 'healthy alcohol' to Australia
White Claw built a $2.5 billion segment in the US known as "hard seltzer", with lower calories and sugar, and is now headed to Australia.
NiMet predicts sunny thundery weather, May 25 to May 27
The Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) has predicted sunshine and thunderstorms across the country from Monday to Wednesday.
Fire season extends by almost four months in parts of Australia
The fire season in parts of eastern Australia has lengthened almost four months since the 1950s, with climate change a prominent driver in the trend, the Bureau of Meteorology says.
Virus restrictions leave Norwegian winner of Iditarod stranded in Alaska
Thomas Waerner won this year’s Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in March, but he is still waiting to return to his home in Norway. Waerner and his 16 dogs have
Food inspection agency says variety of vegan chocolate bars contains milk
OTTAWA — The Canada Food Inspection Agency has issued a warning that a brand of vegan chocolate bars actually contains milk.
Fire season extends by almost four months in parts of Australia
The fire season in parts of eastern Australia has lengthened almost four months since the 1950s, with climate change a prominent driver in the trend, the Bureau of Meteorology says.
Southwest monsoon expected to reach Mumbai between June 15-20
The monsoon season is upon Maharashtra and the state is bracing for its impact amid the coronavirus pandemic. The head of Regional Specialised Meteorological Centre, Rajendra Kumar Jenamani informed that the city will likely witness monsoon between June 15 and 20.
As US edges toward reopening, a mixed picture takes shape
One pool party was a crowded bedlam of collective joy and release with no social distancing, while others heading to the beach wore masks: America getting used to scaled-back lockdowns on a big
McDonald's reveals plan to open more branches
The fast food giant has only reopened a small number of branches in the south east of England - but its CEO says it has 'not forgotten' about the rest of the country.
Hair salons could safely reopen at end of June, industry body says
Federation calls for earlier reopening with strict health restrictions in place
Medicom Toy Channels Aliens from 'Toy Story' in New BE@RBRICK
Reimagining the three-eyed extraterrestrial.
Delhi heatwave to continue, temperatures will cross 45 degrees Celsius: IMD
The met department has issued a red alert in Delhi today due to the heatwave.
Coles lifts all purchase limits on grocery items
Toilet paper hoarding stopped a little while ago and now Coles has lifted restrictions on the last of the pantry staples.
New Balance's MTL575 Made in UK Is a Bold Nod to Harajuku
Inspired by Tokyo's '60s-era TVs and Japan's national flag.
Salmon expected to begin arriving soon at Fraser River landslide: DFO
VANCOUVER — Parts of a pneumatic fish pump dubbed the salmon cannon have arrived at the site of a massive landslide along British Columbia’s Fraser River, where Fisheries and Oceans Canada expects some salmon to begin arriving soon.
When flying pests raided Jaipur for a day
Most of the localities in Jaipur witnessed locust swarms on Monday morning. The pests, which entered Rajasthan from Pakistan on April 11, have been tr
Partygoers celebrate as Iceland's nightclubs reopen
Iceland's dancefloors once again pulsed to the beat as the country's nightclubs reopened on Monday after a nine-week closure due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Health products get a boost as desis look to build immunity
India Business News: As the coronavirus pandemic rages, health has become an important element even in food and grocery items. Indians are warming up to the idea of buildi
Lake Burley Griffin gets $3 million in improvements
After half a century, Canberra's iconic lake will receive a $3 million improvement.
Hundreds of Gold Coast homes experiencing power outage
Hundreds of Gold Coast homes are without power this morning, after an outage towards the southern end of the coast. Over 1,300 residences have been affected, across the suburbs of Burleigh Heads…
Bank Holiday tragedy as teenage girl and man drown on same stretch of Cornish coastline as UK comes out of coronavirus lockdown
Officers described a 'very tough day' in Cornwall amid the two fatalities, which took place in separate incidents on Monday afternoon.
Poachers Killed One of the Rarest Birds in Bulgaria
Attempts have been made in Bulgaria for several years to restore the bird population. The killed vulture, named "Ultron", was donated to Bulgaria by a Belgian zoo.
Heatwave likely to abate only after May 28; Dust storm, thunderstorm expected on May 29-29: IMD
The IMD had on Sunday issued a red colour-coded alert for north India for May 25-26 when prevailing heatwave conditions are expected to peak.Delhi, Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab and parts of Uttar Pradesh have been experiencing blistering heat for days with temperatures soaring over 45 degrees Celsius
Heatwave likely to abate only after May 28; dust storm, thunderstorm expected on May 29-30: IMD
India News: Dust and thunderstorms are likely over several parts of north India on May 29-30, bringing the much-needed relief from the intense heatwave, the IMD s
COVID-19: S’Korean cafe hires robots to serve coffee amid social distancing
A cafe in South Korean has hired robots to serve coffee as part of efforts to enforce physical distancing as the world continues battling COVID-19.
Region's high schools graded in new report
The Fraser Institute found schools across Waterloo Region collectively scored higher in academic performance than the province
Dust and thunderstorm to bring respite from heatwave in north India on May 29-30, says IMD
Weather Forecast Today, May 25: The IMD has also issued an orange warning for heatwave for east Uttar Pradesh, Kuldeep Srivastava, the head of IMD’s Regional Meteorological Centre, told the PTI.
South Korean clubs will use QR codes to log visitors amid coronavirus
South Korea will now require places like nightclubs and bars to use QR codes to log customers’ visits as part of its coronavirus contact tracing efforts. Starting next month, those types of
Greek silversmith Sotirios Voulgaris created the world-famous BVLGARI brand
BVLGARI is a world leading luxury brand known for its fine jewellery, watches, fragrances, accessories and leather goods.
Meet the dogs of war who run into danger to find hidden bombs and the US soldiers who have their backs
Dogs are man’s best friend, but war takes that special bond to another level. Out on the front lines of brutal armed conflicts half a world away, US soldiers count on their canines to keep them safe from hidden threats and get them back home alive.
Southern Railway to operate special train for staff
Southern Railway will operate a workmen special train exclusively for railway employees to and from Thanjavur and Tiruchi from May 26.The special train will ferry employees residing in and around Than
Robot barista helps South Korean cafe with social distancing
A new robot barista at the cafe in Daejeon, South Korea is courteous and swift as it seamlessly makes its way toward customers.
Archaeologists Uncover 1700-Year-Old Board Game
The game was found in an Early Iron Age grave cairn at Ytre Fosse, in Western Norway.
Meet the dogs of war who run into danger to find hidden bombs and the US soldiers who have their backs, Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore
Business Insider - "We're on the front line most of the time," an Army sergeant said of herself and her dog.. Read more at businessinsider.sg
2020 fall BC Beer Awards cancelled
BC Beer Awards organizers have announced they will be cancelling its annual festival.
Coronavirus: Dundee skip sites to re-open under strict controls
Riverside and Baldovie recycling centres in Dundee will re-open to the public on a restricted basis from next Monday.
Meet the dogs of war who run into danger to find hidden bombs and the US soldiers who have their backs
Explosive detection dogs risk everything to keep US troops safe from hidden dangers on the battlefield.
Don't look down! Heart-in-mouth moment day-tripper risks his life to pose for a photo on 150ft cliff edge at Birling Gap beauty spot in Sussex
The unknown man, who was not wearing safety equipment, decided to risk his life by walking to the edge of the Birling Gap cliffs, near Eastbourne, in East Sussex, today in order to take a photo.
BMW left stranded on Skegness beach as coastguard issues warning
'Help us to help you. Stay off the sand.'
Hoggets bear brunt as factories slash sheep prices
Last week those in the trade were beginning to speak about factory prices being “on a knife edge”. By yesterday morning quotes for spring lambs had been pared by 10c/kg.
Aldi now sell over 75 new Irish products as part of Grow with Aldi Programme
45 of Ireland’s most innovative Irish food and drink producers have won a new contract to supply Aldi’s 142 stores through its Grow with Aldi Supplier...
Meet the dogs of war who run into danger to find hidden bombs and the US soldiers who have their backs
"We're on the front line most of the time," an Army sergeant said of herself and her dog.
FDA relaxes food labeling regulations for pandemic
Food manufacturers will be permitted to substitute ingredients in products without changing the labels. The FDA posted a “temporary flexibility policy” permitting inaccurate labels, cla…
Thousands without power in Western Australia after once-in-a-decade storm
MELBOURNE: Wild weather downed trees and left tens of thousands of people without power in Western Australia, as emergency services began cleaning ...
Meet the dogs of war who run into danger to find hidden bombs and the US soldiers who have their backs
"We're on the front line most of the time," an Army sergeant said of herself and her dog.
Beak-a-boo! First white stork chicks born in Britain for 600 years peer out of their nest for first time in historic sighting
Pictures show the moment a parent arrives at its nest at Knepp Castle near Horsham, West Sussex - with the chicks - born earlier this month thanks to the White Stork Project - clearly visible.
Perth and Kinross recycling centres set to reopen next week with distancing measures in place
Recycling centres across Perth and Kinross are being prepared for reopening from June 1 for domestic waste.
'Once-in-a-decade-type' storm lashes 1,200 kms of Western Australia's coast
Tens of thousands of homes and businesses lost power, buildings were battered and trees were uprooted as a vast stretch of the west Australian coast was whipped by a severe storm today for the second straight day.
In the Afternoon: Cloudy With Short-Term Precipitations
Today before noon over most of the country will be sunny with temporary increases in cloudiness over the eastern and southern regions. In the afternoon there will be cumulus and cumulonimbus clouds and in some places there will be short-term precipitations with thunder.
Uttar Pradesh in grip of blistering heat, Allahabad hottest at 46.3 degrees Celcius
Day temperatures rose appreciably over Varanasi, Faizabad, and Lucknow divisions.The weatherman has forecast dry weather in the state warned of heatwave at isolated places over the next few days
“Pest” Wallabies Could Be Earning Money For NZ
Wallabies given a dishonourable mention in government’s recent budget as a pest needing money to combat them, could be earning valuable local and export dollars money by way of meat and hides says a hunters’ environmental advocacy the Sporting Hunters Outdoor Trust.
Pandemic Dining: Temperature Checks, Time Limits, and Dividers
The experience of eating out in Hong Kong illustrates what it’s like to visit a restaurant right now.
5-Year Old Flies Alone To Meet Mother!
BENGALURU: As the domestic air travel operations resumed from Monday nearly after two months because of COVID-19 lockdown, a five-year-old little boy travelled alone from from Delhi to Bengaluru and
Dog called Guardian refused to leave sister after she was killed on road
But there was a happy ending for the puppy, who has now been adopted.
Unease in Greece as restaurants, cafes reopen
Restaurants and cafes across Greece opened ahead of schedule Monday as the country prepared to launch a shortened tourism season vital to its economy.
Vehicle knocks down power pole on Highway 4 near Port Alberni
A man and a woman were taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries Monday when the all-terrain vehicle they were riding left a logging road near the foot of Mount Washington.“It looks . . .
Dancing with disinfectant: China's nightclubs back in the groove
Nightclubs in China have mostly come back to life as owners and customers feel increasingly comfortable the novel coronavirus epidemic is under control, but disinfectant, disposable cups and masks
Vendors evicted from Mulungu landing site
The increased water levels in Lake Victoria left the market submerged, posing a health challenge to traders.
Children Hit By Cyclone Amphan Even More Vulnerable To COVID-19
Children in India and Bangladesh are even more vulnerable to COVID-19 after Cyclone Amphan destroyed the homes and livelihoods of thousands of families.
The Reason Target Has Those Giant Red Concrete Spheres Outside
The giant red spheres, a.k.a. bollards, outside Target's stores do help reinforce the brand's red bullseye logo, but they’re mainly there to keep shoppers safe.
What is the 2,000-year-old brown mystery liquid found in ancient Chinese tomb? Scientists test substance found buried with warrior and his sword in 221BC
Researchers with the Sanmenxia Archaeology Institute in Central China's Henan Province announced the discovery of the intact grave on May 21.
Archaeologists Uncover 1700-Year-Old Board Game
A team from the University Museum of Bergen excavatd a site in Norway last month, and among the pots and glass they found there was also something a lot cooler: the remains of a board game dating back 1700 years....
Assamese bride adorns silk handloom mask for wedding, idea wins praise online
Several pictures and videos of the marriage ceremony, which took place in Guwahati, Assam, on May 22, doing the rounds on social media show the bride and the groom donning matching silk handloom face masks during the wedding ceremony.
Greece again calls for the return of the Parthenon Sculptures
On the occasion of World Culture Day last week, Greek Culture Minister Lina Mendoni reiterated that the British Museum should return the stolen Parthenon
Oahu archers want ranges reopened | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
For more than a decade, Clifford Smith practiced archery three to four days a week at the range in Patsy T. Mink Central Oahu Regional Park in Waipio, until the March 21 closure of city parks due to the new coronavirus caused him to set aside his arrows and bows.
2 employees at Mattamy Centre Loblaws test positive for coronavirus
Two team members from a popular downtown Loblaws location have tested positive for the coronavirus.
Rare snow leopards spotted near Kazakh city amid lockdown
ALMATY – Several snow leopards, including a mother and her cub, have been spotted near the Kazakh city of Almaty wandering through a usually popular hiking destination that is now mostly off-limits due to the coronavirus lockdown.
Singapore's APL England loses cargo in heavy Australian seas
SYDNEY (Reuters) - A Singapore-flagged cargo ship lost at least 40 containers in deep waters off the coast of Sydney when they fell overboard in heavy seas, maritime officials said on Monday.
Upstate 19-year-old creates business to help with shortage caused by COVID-19
A 19-year-old in Gaffney saw a shortage caused by COVID-19. Hart Bridges then decided to start his own mask business called Rosleck Safety to help.
'What on earth is THAT?' Baffled onlookers say a 'black ring' UFO darted over the skies of famous hippy town for 40 MINUTES
Locals from Nimbin in far north New South Wales reported a mysterious black ring hovering in the sky on Wednesday afternoon.
Salon shop owners face a cut in earnings
Drop in customers and increase in operating costs put them in soup
In race for tourism, Greece reopens cafes, island ferries
Greece restarted regular ferry services to its islands Monday, and cafes and restaurants were also back open for business as the country accelerated efforts to salvage its tourism season.
Domino's relaunch Click & Collect service
Domino's has launched a Click & Collect service in 19 of its restaurants nationwide.
Are you allowed to go to the beach during lockdown and are toilets open?
The beaches have been packed in the hot weather.
Businesses changing restrooms as they move to reopen
Businesses are now having to consider how they’ll need to change up their restrooms as they move to reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Several domestic flights from IGI cancelled
Many flyers stranded as some States impose curbs; officials ensure adherence to safety guidelines
Snowfall expected in Eastern, Western Cape provinces on Tuesday
The Eastern and Western Cape provinces can expect snowfall on Tuesday, according to the South African Weather Service, with some areas experiencing cool to cold weather.
Moment 'aggressive' shopper accuses carer of 'spreading germs' by wearing her uniform in B&M store amid Covid crisis - leaving her in floods of tears
Kimberley Simpson, from Burton-upon-Trent in Staffordshire, claimed a fellow customer followed her through the store for ten minutes 'shouting' that she shouldn't be allowed inside.
Heatwave intensifies in northern India, Churu hottest at 47.5 degrees Celsius
The India Meteorological Department (IMD), which had issued a red colour-coded alert for north India for May 25-26 when the prevailing heatwave conditions are expected to peak, said dust and thunderstorms are likely to bring some relief on May 29-30.
Teenage girl among two dead after Cornwall sea rescues
The girl was trapped under a boat while a man died after being pulled out of the sea off Cornwall.
Penticton Farmers' Market could open this weekend
The Penticton Farmers' Market could open for the season as early as this weekend.Market manager Katherine Harris says they are awaiting final permits fr
Heat wave conditions to continue for a few more days
The heat wave conditions being experienced in different parts of the State are likely to continue for a few more days.Scorching heat is being witnessed in several districts with important towns, espec
Dancing with disinfectant: China’s nightclubs reopen as lockdowns ease
SHANGHAI – Nightclubs in China have mostly come back to life as owners and customers feel increasingly comfortable the novel coronavirus epidemic is under control, but disinfectant, disposable
Warning! Do Not Try This at Home: Netizens Left Shocked as Man Casually Gives King Cobra a Bath
It looked like the snake was enjoying the water as it stayed quite calm throughout.
Locals protest over hedgerow cutting – in National Biodiversity Week
Council workers moved on to cut grass only
Western Australia Lashed by 'Once-in-a-Decade' Storm
Strong winds and heavy rainfall on Sunday and Monday battered buildings and downed trees in and around the Australian city of Perth.
A mink may have infected a second Dutch worker with coronavirus, agriculture minister says
A second farm worker in the Netherlands is likely to have been infected with coronavirus by a mink, but risk of further contagion is deemed “negligible.”
A return with just 20 customers might not seem economic, but for Ballarat restaurants, it's a perfect start
Ballarat restaurateurs say a return to dine in with 20 people as of next Monday is a smart move
Tortoise falls from high-rise balcony and injures seven-year-old girl
The seven-year-old's mum says she is lucky to be alive after the tortoise, weighing around a kilogram, plummeted from a high-rise block of flats as she played in the street in southern China
Toronto Zoo trying to innovate as it faces budget crunch
Zoo offers drive-through exhibit as it reopens, but attendance was falling for years before pandemic
Two workers of Toronto Loblaws test positive for COVID-19, now isolating at home
TORONTO — Two workers at a Loblaws grocery store at the old Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto have tested positive for COVID-19. Loblaw says it closed the store briefly to allow for additional cleaning and has since reopened.
Heatwave intensifies in northern India, Churu hottest at 47.5 deg C
India News: NEW DELHI: Heatwave conditions intensified in most of the northern states of India on Monday, with Churu in Rajasthan scorching at 47.
It's behind you! Hilarious moment an inquisitive ostrich upstages Spanish politician during a TV interview - but he is too busy talking to notice
Miguel Angel Revilla, the President of Cantabria in northern Spain, was speaking at a press conference for the reopening of a national zoo when an ostrich appeared behind him.
'No end in sight' to the good weather - Talk of the Town
More great weather is on the way with “no end in sight to it”. That’s the verdict of Louth Weather in their latest forecast for the week ahead. Louth Weather said: “Yet again high pressure dominates our weather. Little or no rainfall this week. Light winds Tuesday to Thursday. Temperatures above average. Sunshine amounts will...Read More→
ACT government moves to protect endangered woodlands, grasslands
Good news for the Button Wrinklewort, Baeuerlen's Gentian and the Ginninderra Peppercress.
Idiot poses INCHES from death as he walks around edge of unstable 400ft cliff
THIS is the moment an idiot was millimetres from death at a popular beauty spot as he walked around the very edge of an unstable 400-foot cliff. The heart-stopping moment was captured today at the …
Montreal-area retailers reopening to public, with distancing measures in place
Many retail stores in Montreal area are opening their doors today, with customers being asked to remain spaced apart and follow hygiene protocols.
Dutch government finds second mink-to-human coronavirus transmission
The Dutch agriculture ministry on Monday said it had found what it believes to be a second case of a human becoming infected with the new coronavirus after coming in contact with a mink that had the
Dust, thunderstorms in parts of north India on May 29-30 likely to bring relief from heatwaves
People living in north India are likely to get some relief as IMD has predicted dust and thunderstorms over several parts of north India on May 29-30.
Dog owner is killed while running into burning house to save her six puppies from inferno after saving three but succumbing to smoke while trying to rescue rest
Michelle Mirasol, 36, and her family fled the single-storey property when flames started in Bacolod province, the Philippines, on Thursday. Ms Mirasol ran back inside the home to free six caged puppies.
First white storks born in Britain for 600 years peer out of their nest for the first time
Baby birds were born earlier this month as a result of the White Stork Project
Dustin Lance Black offers a look inside the trendy London flat where he's in lockdown with husband Tom Daley and son Robbie Ray - complete with a 'space saving' staircase and a bookshelf filled with personal snaps
Dustin Lance Black,45, shared a glimpse into the stylish South London home he shares with Tom Daley and their son Robbie Ray during a Good Morning Britain appearance.
Birling Gap: Warning after visitors pictured walking near cliff edges
Photographs show people standing on the edge of chalk cliffs that are prone to collapse.
Perth and Kinross sports clubs prepare to welcome players back as lockdown set to be eased
Recycling centres also to reopen from Thursday (May 28)
British Columbians can book a provincial campsite starting today
British Columbians will now be able to reserve a campsite at many -- but not all of -- B.C.'s provincial parks.
ACT grasslands and woodlands listed as critically endangered
On the advice of a panel of scientists, the ACT government said it was particularly worried about two types of area: "Natural Temperate Grassland" and "Yellow Box - Blakely's Red Gum Grassy Woodland".
Baby gorilla suffers skull fracture in family fight at Seattle zoo
A baby gorilla at a Washington state zoo suffered a skull fracture when it got caught in the middle of a family brawl. The “skirmish” that left 2 1/2-month-old Kitoko badly injured unfolded
IKEA is opening “urban concept store” in Piraeus
Popular Swedish furniture and houseware retailer, IKEA, will open its first "urban concept store", in the centre of Piraeus.
Gordon Ramsay causes controversy in Cornwall yet again with all-day beach trip on Bank Holiday
From the afternoon until sunset, Gordon and his family made the most of their time on the golden shores over the weekend.
Kerala monsoon 2020 date: Southwest monsoon expected to reach Kerala coast on this date; check details
The Health department of the state is actively working with several awareness initiatives so that people's participation is leveraged during the Kerala monsoon months.
Food inspection agency says variety of vegan chocolate bars contains milk
The agency says the allergen alert was prompted by consumer complaints
Sophie Wessex dons a headscarf as she joins Prince Edward to mark Eid by packing food parcels for vulnerable people at the Shah Jahan Mosque in Woking
Sophie, 55, covered her head with a scarf outside the mosque as she and Edward, 56, delivered a video message discussing their visit, which was shared on the Royal Family's Twitter account.
Britain flocks to the seaside as coronavirus lockdown wobbles
There was little sign of people sticking to social distancing rules
Severe storm lashes vast expanse of west Australian coast
Tens of thousands of homes and businesses lost power, buildings were battered and trees were uprooted as a vast stretch of the west Australian coast was whipped by a severe storm on Monday for the second straight day. No casualties were reported from what Acting Assistant Commissioner of Western Australia
Cult favourite US hard seltzer brand White Claw is coming to Australia, following a licensing deal with Lion
Get ready: cult favourite seltzer brand White Claw is coming to Australia.
Big 'atmospheric river' wallops Western Australia, heads east
The once-in-a-decade storm event battering and soaking large areas Western Australia sourced much of its moisture from a so-called "atmospheric river" that continues to head eastwards.
Iditarod champ Thomas Waerner stranded in Alaska due to coronavirus issues
ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Thomas Waerner won this year’s Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in March, but he is still waiting to return to his home in Norway. Waerner and his 16 dogs have been stranded in
'Atmospheric river' 2000km long wallops Western Australia, heads east
The phenomenon has brought winds up to 185km/h at an altitude of 1500m, and rain to the normally parched Pilbara.
Greece resumes island ferry services in bid to salvage summer tourist season
Travel to the islands had been generally off-limits since a lockdown in late March.
IMD issues ‘red alert’ for North India as heatwave intensifies, warns people to stay indoors between 1-5pm
As the temperature in the Northern India is soaring high with each passing day the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has warned that heatwave is likely to persist for the next few days in most parts of the northern India, Maharashtra and Telangana. While, the day temperature in the state capital is likely to touch 46 degrees Celsius by Tuesday.
Arabian Sea may throw in own surprise ahead of monsoon
Cyclonic circulation off Kerala coast bears watching
Cannes: Diana Penty stunning looks from last year
Even though we have to wait a year to witness all the red carpet glory, here's a quick look at Diana Penty's enduring past appearances.
Busy signals and crashed websites greet stir crazy B.C. campers
After being stuck indoors while taunted by gorgeous weather and pristine mountain and water views, it is no surprise that British Columbians are eager to plan the camping trip they have been . . .
Aldi checkout worker pays for Hamilton customer’s shopping after her card was declined
AN ALDI checkout worker generously paid for a Hamilton customer’s shopping after her card was declined. Store Assistant Julie at the Hamilton Aldi, Wellhall Wynd, came to the rescue when a shopper…
Keeping on eye on facilities
With restrictions being lifted, the City of Pentiction is reminding visitors of parks, beaches and outdoor facilities to be aware of COVID-19 safety measures.
Delhi sizzles at 45 degrees celsius, rain expected after 4 days, says India Meteorological Department
India Meteorological Department said rainfall with thunderstorm are expected after four days in Delhi.
Man arrested after swimming moat to enter Japan palace grounds
Tokyo: A Japanese man was arrested in Tokyo on Monday after swimming across the Imperial Palace's moat to scale an outer wall, entering off-limits parts of the grounds, police said.
In Philippine slums, heat, hunger take a toll under lockdown
MANILA (Reuters) - One by one, Michelle Asinto’s six children take the plate of rice doused in soy sauce and eat their share before passing it on.
After warm Memorial Day, Las Vegas rises to heat warning by Wednesday
Heat that could set some late-May records is on its way to the region, according to the National Weather Service.
Visitors could be turned away from the Wrekin as traffic chaos continues
Visitors could be turned away from the Wrekin as the council seeks to manage the chaotic traffic seen in recent weeks.
Camping website back up
UPDATE 11:30 a.m. The provincial government’s Discover Camping reservation system is more stable after a crush of web traffic brought it down Monday morning.
Bank holiday sunshine - and it’s set to continue, with forecasts of a warm, dry June
After today’s sunny bank holiday, a long warm, dry spell looks set to continue - with little rainfall expected for East Anglia during June.
In Pictures: Basking on the beach in bank holiday sunshine
Sun-seekers seized the opportunity to top up their tans.
In Pictures: Basking on the beach in bank holiday sunshine
Sun-seekers seized the opportunity to top up their tans.
US CDC warns of ‘aggressive’ rats searching for food during shutdowns
Humans are not the only ones who miss dining out.
The new rules that could be in place in all Irish barbers and salons when they reopen
When Irish barbers and salons reopen they might not operate like before.
South Korean cafe hires robot barista to help with social distancing
DAEJEON, South Korea: The new robot barista at the cafe in Daejeon, South Korea, is courteous and swift as it seamlessly makes its way towards customers.
In Pictures: Basking on the beach in bank holiday sunshine
Sun-seekers seized the opportunity to top up their tans.
Celebrations low key in Vijayapura
Following the nation-wide lockdown and prohibition by the government on mass religious activities, Eid-ul-fitr festival remained completely low key and simple here.Eidgah, the central place where spec
How a deer had to be rescued from a police station
'It seems as though wildlife is getting used to quieter towns and less traffic on the roads'
Heat wave in Delhi, IMD issues red alert! India witnessed highest temperature of the year in last two days
While heat wave conditions prevail across the northern parts of India, it may be recalled that scientists had warned earlier at the beginning of the year that 2020 would rank among the 10 warmest years on record based on the weather conditions of the first two months of the year.
Tesco announces two big changes to Clubcard scheme - and it's good news
The supermarket is giving shoppers more time to retrospectively add Clubcard points to their accounts - while those who have already claimed them will have an extra year to use them up
Warm Memorial Day weather rises to heat warning by Wednesday
Heat that could set some late-May records is on its way to the region, according to the National Weather Service forecast.
Amazing photographs reveal a rare white starling standing out in a murmuration
'It could be sticking with the group for protection'
Nottingham hour by hour weather forecast as temperatures set to stay high in coming week
The upcoming week looks set for more sunshine and high temperatures
Bear spotted in Rose Valley
UPDATE 2:27 p.m. With recent bear activity ramping up across the province, B.C. Conservation Officers are starting to conduct their bear attractant patrols to help reduce conflicts in communities.
Aspiring model, 24, who vanished in Nottinghamshire over the bank holiday weekend is found 'safe and well'
Nottinghamshire Police said this evening Laura Benson, who vanished in Beeston, has been found 'safe and well' as they thanked those who shared their appeal.
Communities nationwide face tough choices on opening public pools | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
MISSION, Kan. >> Public pools will look very different this summer if they open at all with the coronavirus threat still looming, as teenage lifeguards will be tasked with maintaining social distancing and spotting COVID-19 symptoms in addition to their primary responsibility of preventing drownings.
Alligator Who Survived Second World War Bombing Dies
The reptile, named Saturn, escaped Berlin Zoo in 1943 when it was bombed.
State trooper helps rescue 8 baby ducks trapped in storm drain
A kindhearted state trooper helped reunite eight baby ducks with their mother after they fell into a storm drain in Massachusetts, authorities said. Massachusetts State Trooper Jim Maloney spotted the
Bin collections to return to normal after coronavirus staffing pressures
Stirling Council is to resume its full household waste and recycling collection service from Monday, June 1.
Historic life-size Crystal Palace dinosaur damaged after 150 years in park
‘The magnitude of the damage shocked me.'
Heat wave strikes pockets of North, coastal India
Several parts of North India reeled under intense heatwave, with several districts in Rajasthan, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh posting temperatures greater than 45 degrees Celsius or five
Heatwave likely to abate only after May 28: IMD
PTI New Delhi Dust and thunderstorms are likely over several parts of north India on May 29-30, bringing the much-needed relief from the intense heatwave,
BREAKING Clacton stabbing: Man knifed in stomach yards from packed Bank Holiday beach
We'll be bringing you the very latest updates, pictures and video on this breaking news story
Cyclone Amphan: Sporadic protests continue over restoration of power, water supply in West Bengal
The cyclone had blown away electric poles, damaged transformers and uprooted trees that fell on electric wires, disrupting power supply in several parts of the state, including Kolkata.
Teen girl, 17, and man die after being pulled from water in bank holiday tragedies on Cornwall coast
A MAN and a 17-year-old girl have died today in two separate tragedies on the Cornish coastline. Emergency services confirmed they attended several incidents off the coast on the Bank Holiday Monda…
B.C. Parks online reservation system back in business
British Columbia campers can reserve their favourite campsite in a provincial park as of today.The province’s online reservation system opened for bus
Vigil stepped up in Srisailam reserve
Sequel to death of Royal Bengal Tiger in Prakasam district
Domestic flights resume at Coimbatore International Airport
Three services touched down from Delhi, Chennai and Bengaluru
Ashghal invites artwork inspired by its projects for a virtual exhibition
Doha: Ashghal is inviting creative artworks, expressing their love for the country, from photographers, graphic designers and artists in Qatar.
'Aggressive' rats on rise after restaurant shutdowns, CDC says
May 25 (UPI) -- Federal health authorities warned that rats may exhibit "unusual or aggressive" behavior because they have been cut of from food waste due to coronavirus-related closures of restaurants nationwide.
People flock to Mississippi Gulf Coast for Memorial Day
Memorial Day turned out to be busy as people returned to Mississippi beaches.
AI Robot Enforces Social Distancing At S. Korean Coffee Shop
A smart factory in South Korea developed an artificial intelligence solution to help people stay socially distanced and keep the coronavirus contained as the country reopens.
Watch A Baby Bear Carjack A Mercedes E-Class
The great outdoors can be beautiful but terrifying at the same time. Luckily humans have developed the abil...
Air passengers go into quarantine in hotels in Coimbatore
On the first day of resumption of air travel on Monday, 100 passengers reached the city. From the aircraft from New Delhi and Chennnai, the city received around 40 passengers and by the evening aircra
COVID lockdown, fungal disease pulp prospects of mango farmers in Dharmapuri
With over 2,000 hectares of land dedicated for mango cultivation, Dharmapuri is one of the largest producers of this fruit in Tamil Nadu.
Long lines and huge wait time, the new face of air travel
For passengers taking their first flight post the lockdown, air travel has been tedious but most are just happy to be home.What also differed is the passenger experience depending on the state to which they travel
Alphabet's drone delivery service Wing has made 'thousands' of deliveries in Australia during the pandemic
Drone delivery service Wing has seen an uptick in use during the coronavirus pandemic.
Western Australia state hit by ‘once-in-a-decade’ storm
Jon Broomhall, acting assistant commissioner of Western Australia’s department of fire and emergency services, called the storm “a once-in-a-decade-type system.”
Japan’s Uniqlo to make masks using underwear fabric
TOKYO, May 25 — Japanese casual clothing chain Uniqlo, owned by Fast Retailing, said it plans to sell face masks made of fabric used for its Airism underwear line in response to strong demand for protective gear for the coronavirus. The company had previously been wary of making face masks, but a...
Food inspection agency says variety of vegan chocolate bars contains milk
The Canada Food Inspection Agency has issued a warning that a brand of vegan chocolate bars actually contains milk.
Japan's Uniqlo to make masks using underwear fabric
TOKYO — Japanese casual clothing chain Uniqlo, owned by Fast Retailing, said it plans to sell face masks made of fabric used for its Airism underwear line in response to strong demand for protective gear for the coronavirus.
Singaporean cooks up Eid feast for migrant workers in lockdown
As Muslims around the world celebrate Eid al-Fitr to mark the end of the fasting month, thousands of migrant workers in Singapore have had to spend the holiday in quarantine because of outbreaks of the novel coronavirus in their dormitories. To cheer them up, Singaporean business Dushyant Kumar, his
Passengers queue up outside Mumbai airport from night to take morning flights home
Flights are resuming across the country from today, including Maharashtra, where the govt was not too keen to resume operations. Passengers gathered at the airport from Sunday night to board the morning flights.
Eid in lockdown: Jama Masjid to remain closed for devotees
In the presence of existing restrictions, the usual hustle-bustle seen during Eid is missing in markets.People in Ranchi said that they will celebrate Eid keeping in mind all lockdown guidelines and norms
Singaporean cooks up Eid feast for migrant workers in lockdown
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - As Muslims around the world celebrate Eid al-Fitr to mark the end of the fasting month, thousands of migrant workers in Singapore have had to spend the holiday in quarantine because of outbreaks of the novel coronavirus in their dormitories.
Don’t step out between 1-5 pm: Red alert for Delhi, north Indian states as heat wave intensifies
Heat is here to stay! The IMD has issued a red alert for Delhi, other northern states for today and tomorrow. The weather department has cautioned people not to step out during 1 pm to 5 pm,
Cacophony is hushed by coronavirus as Chattogram beach, amusement parks empty out on Eid
In normal times, people in their thousands arrive on the sea beach and in amusement parks in Chattogram and they reverberate with never-ending noise on Eid-ul-Fitr.
In race for tourism, Greece reopens cafes, island ferries | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
ATHENS, Greece >> Greece restarted regular ferry services to its islands today, and cafes and restaurants were also back open for business as the country accelerated efforts to salvage its tourism season.
Skye Canyon hosts Memorial Day car parade in Las Vegas
In the age of COVID-19, planners have to get creative when it comes to community events, said Brittany Bolduc, event coordinator for the Skye Canyon master-planned community.
Poundland to open 26 more stores this week
The discount retailer said that while it had kept most of its stores open for essential shopping, around 100 were temporarily shut in March.
Celebrating military heroes on Memorial Day in Las Vegas — PHOTOS
Las Vegas Valley residents joined other Americans on Memorial Day to honor those who have given their lives in military service to their country.
Poundland to open 26 more stores this week
The discount retailer said that while it had kept most of its stores open for essential shopping, around 100 were temporarily shut in March.
Lightning strike causes fire, destroys Texas church
A fire caused by a lightning strike destroyed a church in Tom Bean, Texas early Saturday morning.
Poundland to open 26 more stores this week
The discount retailer said that while it had kept most of its stores open for essential shopping, around 100 were temporarily shut in March.
Las Vegas, travel industry in uncharted territory amid pandemic
Airlines and airports are taking steps to convince the traveling public that flying is no more dangerous than going to the grocery store.
Western Cape’s disaster management bracing for stormy weather
The SA Weather Service warned that there would be more snow and gale force winds on Tuesday morning - and, for those at sea, there would be high seas.
Talking Stick Resort, Casino Arizona, and Desert Diamond West Valley to reopen next week
After remaining closed for more than a month due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Talking Stick Resort, Casino Arizona, and Desert Diamond West Valley Casino have confirmed their plans to reopen next week.
The CDC Have Issued A Warning About "Aggressive" Rats As Lockdown Leads To Hangry Rodents
As lockdown measures continue to keep people from the streets, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued a warning about “an increase
Heatwave Intensifies In North India, Delhi Sizzles At 46-Degree
Heatwave conditions intensified in most of the northern states of India on Monday, with Churu in Rajasthan scorching at 47.5 degrees Celsius and the mercury breaching the 46-degree mark in parts of the national capital.
After chaotic Day 1, only 41 flights planned today at Chennai airport
More cancellations expected, say officials
Care home sets up drive-through for families to see residents in lockdown
Residents were reunited with family members they had not seen in a while.
Warrenheip petrol station crash witnesses say they 'cheated death'
One man grabbed his daughter and tried to jump out of the way as the truck barrelled towards them
Shoppers line up in downtown Montreal as retailers reopen to public
MONTREAL - Eager shoppers lined up outside some stores in downtown Montreal on Monday as retailers in the city were allowed to reopen for the first time sin
Sparse crowds on Memorial Day as NYC-area beaches reopen for weekend
Memorial Day was a washout for Big Apple beaches — and it didn’t even rain. The typical massive crowds that flock to local shores never materialized over the holiday weekend, as beaches
Work begins, but salons struggle to make the cut
According to him, even the number of customers has come down drastically due to lack of space inside the salon to maintain physical distance. Most of the salons have two to four work stations. As of now, salons can accept only two customers at a time.
Heatwave intensifies in India, Churu hottest at 47.5 deg C
Heatwave intensifies in India, Churu hottest at 47.5 deg C. The India Meteorological Department, which had issued a red colour-coded alert for north India for May 25-26 when the prevailing heatwave conditions are expected to peak, said dust and thunderstorms are likely to bring some relief on May 29-30.
Mink pass coronavirus to humans in the Netherlands
At least two people have caught the coronavirus from mink in the Netherlands, in probably the first mink-to-human transmission cases. The risk of infection outside mink farms is "negligible," Dutch officials said.
First domestic flight after resumption of services lands in Hyderabad
An Air Asia flight from Bengaluru was the first to land at the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (RGIA) here on Monday morning
Strong earthquake strikes near Wellington
A 5.8 magnitude earthquake has struck near Wellington. It struck 34km deep, 30km northwest of Levin at 7.53am, according to Geonet. The quake was...
Drone Deliveries In Canberra Surge 500%
Wing, a drone delivery company that is owned by Alphabet, has been trialling its services in Canberra, and since February, the firm has recorded a 500% increase in its delivery volumes.
Alligator rumored to have been Hitler’s dies in Moscow
An alligator that many people believe once belonged to Adolf Hitler has died in the Moscow Zoo.
Boulders placed near Shag Rock to protect breeding penguins
More boulders have been put near a Christchurch pathway to help protect white-flippered penguins during their nesting season. When the Coastal...
National parks hope visitors comply with virus measures
As Yellowstone and other national parks end a two-month shutdown due to the coronavirus, park officials ask visitors to take simple precautions: Wash hands, keep a safe distance apart, wear protect...
Weather in Latvia expected spring-like with a possibility of thunderstorms
Weather in the coming days in Latvia will be generally moderate – slow wind with some rain every now and then, including thunderstorms. Nevertheless, the sun will shine more often, as reported by Latvian Environment, Geology and Meteorology Centre.
South Australia’s Restaurants, Bars and Pubs Can Allow Up to 80 Patrons From June 1 – But There Are a Few Conditions
Plus, you’ll be able to order a drink without a meal. And there are changes coming for theatres, cinemas, galleries, museums, beauty salons and gyms, too.
Andhra Pradesh: Giant Flying Squirrel Spotted in Maredumilli forest
In rare photographic evidence ever found in two Telugu states, a seasoned birder from Andhra Pradesh has captured an Indian
5-yr-old reunites with parents in Bengaluru as flights resume
5-yr-old reunites with parents in Bengaluru as flights resume. Vihaan Sharma went on a small holiday to Delhi to visit his grandparents in February. However, that vacation got prolonged as a coronavirus lockdown was imposed pan India in March.
Salons in PCMC to reopen with rigid mandates in place
Few of the measures are too extreme, say barbers’ associations
Ragini Dwivedi reaches out to corona warriors
Ragini Dwivedi has been busy during the lockdown.
CT residents warned of flooding as first winter cold front makes landfall
Other extreme weather warnings include extremely high fire danger conditions over the Central Karoo, high seas with wave heights of between 6 and 9 metres and a storm surge along the coast into early Tuesday morning.
Heatwave sweeps several Indian states, may subside from May 28, says expert
With temperatures surpassing the 45 degrees Celsius-mark across several parts in north India, the IMD has issued a
Why Orange Juice Sales Are On The Rise
For consumers who prefer to skip juicing an orange and fighting with the pulp in their kitchens, bottled orange juice is an easy and safe alternative. However, during the coronavirus outbreak, sales of orange juice are not increasing because of shoppers' desire for convenience.
Hosakote Lake trashed, it’s tomatoes this time
It seems Hosakote lake has become the go-to destination to dump all kinds of waste material.
Mehboob Studio as isolation facility? No chance, say residents
Residents fear a common stormwater drain will bring the virus into their homes; BMC says not yet decided whether high-risk contacts will be quarantined at the s
Eaton Canyon hiking trails closed after too many show up, ignore social distancing
Eaton Canyon in Altadena, a popular spot for hiking, had to shut down again Sunday after too many hikers showed up, causing neighborhood parking problems and ignoring social distancing rules.
Northeast Delhi overcomes riot scars to celebrate Eid
Northeast Delhi overcomes riot scars to celebrate Eid. In northeast Delhi, Eid this year is a celebration of a long-time friendship that even stood the test of communal riots for some, while for many, it is shorn of any festivities.
NSW on alert with 1.2m kids on the move
Hundreds of extra security and marshalling officers are out in force across the Sydney transport network as students return to public schools full...
Kildare bog workers join fire services to battle blaze in Donadea
Second large fire this weekend
Mercury levels soar in Hyderabad
Weather conditions continued to remain harsh across the city with the maximum temperature staying above 42 degree Celsius for the
Jobs galore under afforestation drive in Telangana
Forest Department has undertaken afforestation work by digging staggered trenches, dovetailing employment guarantee scheme to provide employment to workers.
Domestic visitors bring hope
As autumn leaves fall, optimism in the face of Covid-19 is on the rise in the Waitaki Valley. There were signs that domestic tourists were starting...
Drivers resort to selling fruits and vegetables
Despite the permission of the State Government to operate public vehicles during lockdown, various e-rickshaw and auto-rickshaw drivers have taken to selling vegetables and fruits during the lockdown. While some of them said that restricted number of passengers was making it hard for them to earn
These Are the Government Guidelines for Victorian Restaurants and Cafes to Reopen
No tables bigger than six. No self-service cutlery and glass stations, or communal drink and condiment stations. And alcohol can only be served with a meal, “which is more than a snack”. Here’s how you’ll experience dining in Victoria from June 1.
Heatwave likely to abate only after May 28; Dust storm, thunderstorm expected on May 29-30: IMD
Delhi, Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab and parts of Uttar Pradesh have been experiencing blistering heat for days with temperatures soaring over 45 degrees Celsius in some places.
Massive fire breaks out in Apoorti market godown
Grocery goods and general goods turned into ashes after a massive fire broke out at godown of Apoorti Super market at Govindpura Industrial area in the morning on Sunday. The godown of Apoorti Super market was gutted in fire due to short circuit borne fire in the early morning hours and locals
Heavy rainfall hits Penyi 3 days after arrest of spiritualists who 'hijacked' rain
Correspondence from the Volta Region
More people seeking help at Nth Canterbury food banks
Food banks are helping a part of the North Canterbury community they don’t normally have to support as the Covid-19 crisis continues to bite....
In race for tourism, Greece reopens cafes, island ferries
Greece restarted regular ferry services to its islands Monday, and cafes and restaurants were also back open for business as the country accelerated efforts to salvage its tourism season.
Severe storm lashes vast expanse of west Australian coast
Tens of thousands of homes and businesses lost power, buildings were battered and trees were uprooted as a vast stretch of the west Australian coast was whipped by a severe storm on Monday for the sec
Universal Orlando Is Prepping to Open It's Doors Again — Here's What You Can Expect
Universal Orlando Resort has been closed since March 16th due to the COVID-19 pandemic. After Universal executive John Sprouls presented a reopening plan to
Uniqlo to make face masks using underwear fabric
Japanese casual clothing chain Uniqlo, owned by Fast Retailing, said it plans to sell face masks made of fabric used for its Airism underwear line in response to strong demand for protective gear for the coronavirus. The company had previously been wary of making face masks, but a spokeswoman said…
Watch: Boy, 12, stays calm as bear emerges from bush just metres away
Unbearable to watch.
Nizamabad: Blistering heat haunts public from dawn
Highest temperature of 46.1 degree C was recorded in Kaldurki village of Bodhan district and the lowest of 38.1 degree C in Palda village in Nizamabad mandal and 38.4 in Lakshmapur in Makloor mandal.
Desert Locusts Enter Maharashtra's Vidarbha Region
A swarm of desert locusts has entered the eastern part of Maharashtra where district and agriculture department personnel have initiated chemical spraying on crops and vegetation to save them from the migratory pests, said officials on Monday.
Authorities: Bear attacks mountain biker in southern Montana
BILLINGS, Montana (AP) — A mountain biker was attacked by a grizzly bear Monday near the southern Montana community of Big Sky, according to authorities. Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks...
Warning signs posted in Nanakuli after shark sighting | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
The City and County of Honolulu says warning signs have been posted at Depot’s Beach in Nanakuli after a 10-foot-long shark was spotted in the area.
UK weather forecast: Britain to scorch in 26C highs for days before 'dramatic dip'
Forecasters are in agreement May will end with a flurry of high temperatures and largely fine weather after parts of the UK saw well over a month's worth of rain over the weekend
Thousands displaced in Nakasongola by rising Lake Kyoga water levels
Nakasongola, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | More than 9,000 people have been displaced by the rising water levels of Lake Kyoga in Nakasongola district. According to district reports, the number of affected landing sites have also risen to 29 leaving 9,853 people displaced. The affected landing sites are Kyalusaka, Irima, Kasambya, Kisenyi, Kibuye, Kansira ,Kikoge …
Closed mosques, no hugs: Subdued Eid celebrations in India as Coronavirus grips nation
With religious places shut due to the COVID-19 pandemic, people across the nation celebrated a subdued and somber eid, striving to 'connect hearts' instead of embracing each other.
Dancing with disinfectant: China’s nightclubs back in the groove
SHANGHAI, May 25 — Nightclubs in China have mostly come back to life as owners and customers feel increasingly comfortable the novel coronavirus epidemic is under control, but disinfectant, disposable cups and masks have become part of the experience. At 44KW, a club for electronic music lovers...
Bad experiences in Derbyshire supermarkets during coronavirus lockdown
Staff and customers have revealed the problems they've faced
Welcome to the flight, I'm your air-hostess, not a nurse
Flight crew will be clothed head to toe to prevent spread of Covid-19
Zoo could put down 300 animals as it only has enough cash to feed them for a week
Borth Wild Animal Kingdom owners Tracy and Dean Tweedy are facing the "last resort" - though council chiefs have already "lost confidence" following the deaths of numerous animals
Is today a bank holiday and when is the next one?
Planning ahead can help you get the most out of the next bank holiday.
Western Australia hit by 'once-in-a-decade' storm
A vast stretch of coast is lashed by torrential rain and huge swells, causing widespread damage.
Tampa Bay area agencies forced to reevaluate hurricane season plans due to COVID-19
Hurricane preparations are being be reevaluated almost daily as new information comes out with COVID-19.
Heat warning issued for Toronto, much of southern Ontario
A heat warning has been issued for much of southern Ontario as potentially record-breaking temperatures, that could reach 39 C with the humidex, move into the area.
Ultra-rare white grizzly bear spotted near tourist resort in Banff National Park in ‘once in a lifetime opportunity’
An ultra rare white grizzly bear has been spotted near a tourist resort in Banff National Park in Canada, a 'once-in-a-lifetime' phenomenon caused by a recessive gene in the bears.
The first ever ‘digital fashion week of India’ is in the works
The Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI) said that the first ever digital fashion week of India will featue big couture names, with new formats expected to be in play.
Two injured in ATV accident near Mount Washington base
A man and a woman were taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries Monday when the all-terrain vehicle they were riding left a logging road near the foot of Mount Washington. “It looks . . .
Two people have died and several others injured following multiple incidents off Cornish coast
Two people have died, including a teenager, and several others are injured after getting into trouble off the Cornish coast. Emergency services were called out to several incidents on Monday afternoon, 25 May, following multiple 999 calls. It comes after the RNLI announced there would not be any lifeguards at beaches in Cornwall throughout the weekend.
Montreal retailers reopening, with distancing measures in place
Mask-wearing, Plexiglas barriers, frequent disinfecting and no-touch browsing are some of the measures being put in place by retailers as Quebec eases measures to contain the spread of COVID-19.
Salmon to hit slide soon
Parts of a pneumatic fish pump dubbed the salmon cannon have arrived at the site of a massive landslide along British Columbia's Fraser River, where Fisheries and Oceans Canada expects some salmon to begin arriving soon.
The first ever ‘digital fashion week of India’ is in the works
Ever since the announcement by the Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI), on Sunday evening, for the ‘first-ever digital fashion week of India’, the Indian fashion fraternity has been jolted out of its summer siesta.
Confusion, chaos and cancellations at Delhi's IGI airport on day-1 of flight resumption
The airlines did not even inform us about it through text message or call, claimed many passengers who were left stranded at Delhi's IGI airport.
Greyed wood clads renovated Montauk beach house by Desciencelab
Brooklyn design-build studio Desciencelab has overhauled a gabled house in the Long Island town of Montauk with greyed cladding and teak interiors.
CDC: As restaurants reopen, scavenging rodents could become aggressive
As restaurants closed nationwide, the supply of food for some rodents was cut off, especially in dense, commercial areas.
Rajasthan’s Churu sizzles at 47.5 degrees, heatwave to abate after May 28
Churu in Rajasthan recorded the highest temperature of the season at 47.5 degrees Celsius on Monday, followed by Prayagraj in Uttar Pradesh where.
Marie-Antoinette's travel bag fetches €43,750 at an auction of royal memorabilia near her former home of Versailles - five times the expert estimate
Queen Marie Antoinette's travel bag has sold for €43,750 (£39,143) at an auction of royal memorabilia near to the Palace of Versailles - more than five times its estimate.
NHC watching a new area of possible development off the FL East Coast this week
UPDATE 9 AM 5/26/2020No major changes Tuesday morning as an area of low pressure moves northeast over Central Florida headed toward the Atlantic. The National Hurricane Center is giving this a low chance of developing in the days ahead. Upper level winds, land interaction and dry air are still forecast to inhibit further development.
Fire crews last night tackling major fire in east Belfast
FIRE crews were last night tackling a major fire in east Belfast.
First flight to leave Bengaluru in two months to Ranchi
The first flight to leave Bengaluru is set to be an Air Asia flight to Ranchi at 5.15 am while the first incoming flight would be an Indigo flight from Chennai at 7.35 am.
Two hairstylists in Missouri may have exposed more than 140 clients to the coronavirus, health officials say, Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore
Business Insider - The stylists worked at a Great Clips hair salon in Springfield, Missouri, between May 12 and May 20 while symptomatic.. Read more at businessinsider.sg
Two hairstylists in Missouri may have exposed more than 140 clients to the coronavirus, health officials say
The stylists worked at a Great Clips hair salon in Springfield, Missouri, between May 12 and May 20 while symptomatic.
Two hairstylists in Missouri may have exposed more than 140 clients to the coronavirus, health officials say
A Great Clips hair salon in Springfield, Missouri, has become a potential hot spot of COVID-19 transmission after two hairstylists came into work while symptomatic, potentially exposing more than 140 people to the virus, according to local officials.
Once-in-a-decade storm hits Australia
In the Perth metropolitan area, electricity supply to about 37,000 homes and businesses was impacted by the storm
Air New Zealand reopen Koru lounges: What airport lounges will be like after coronavirus pandemic lockdown
New hospitality rules designed to prevent the spread of Covid-19 will make lounges a different experience for travellers.
Coronavirus in Tamil Nadu: COVID-19 cases in Chennai crosses 10,000 mark
The tally of COVID-19 patients in Chennai crossed 10,000 on Sunday. With this the capital city accounts for nearly 60% of the Tamil Nadu’s tally of 16,277 cases.
Retired wing commander and wife adopt giraffe; yet to meet their 'baby'
Both Athri and his wife are yet to see their “baby”, at the zoo where authorities encourage people to adopt animals.
Pandemic strands Norway racer in Alaska after Iditarod win
Thomas Waerner and his 16 dogs are waiting to return to his home in Norway after winning this year's Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in March.
Virus strands Norway racer in Alaska after Iditarod win
ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Thomas Waerner won this year’s Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in March, but he is still waiting to return to his home in Norway.
Zion National Park fills up early Sunday on Memorial Day weekend
Zion National Park’s Scenic Drive was so full Sunday that the park had to close access by 6:30 a.m. and the whole park was full by 11 a.m., the park said.
How Eid-el-Fitr was celebrated in Saudi Arabia - The Nation Nigeria
Families across Saudi Arabia had the Eid Al-Fitr celebrations in seclusion — with none of the fast-paced hustle and bustle of what is usually
Pandemic strands Norway racer in Alaska after Iditarod win
Thomas Waerner and his 16 dogs are waiting to return to his home in Norway after winning this year's Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in March.
Watch | What are the benefits of GI tags and how are they awarded?
A video explaining the benefits of GI tags and how they are awarded
Salmonella found in ‘death dumplings’ that killed a Thai woman
Lab results on Sunday found a dubious dish dubbed “death dumplings” after at least one woman died contained the potentially fatal salmonella bacteria After sale of the dumplings in southeast metro Bangkok was blamed for one death and several...
Heatwave: IMD issues 'red alert' for most North Indian states, asks people to stay indoors
The day temperature in Delhi is likely to touch 46 degrees Celsius by Tuesday, the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) said, warning that a heatwave would predominate most north Indian states, parts of Maharashtra and Telangana this week.
Baby gorilla at Seattle zoo badly injured in family skirmish
SEATTLE -- A baby gorilla was badly injured at a Seattle zoo on Saturday when he was caught in a skirmish between his family group members, zookeepers said.
Predator golf, trails open
With everybody looking to take advantage of the great outdoors, Predator Ridge is offering some green space for the public to enjoy.
Foodbank drop-off point moves to Morshead Park
Ballarat's emergency food relief station has moved to Morshead Park as restrictions begin to be lifted across the city.
Home Bargains, B&M and B&Q's opening times today
Full opening hours for the second bank holiday in May 2020
Weekend Revival: Data shows Bangkok swinging back into action
Every day been feeling the same Good news: The weekend returned to Bangkok as life poured into its streets, bringing a return of activity – and traffic By foot and behind the wheel, people were on the move at levels not seen since early March,...
Singaporean cooks up Eid feast for migrant workers in lockdown
SINGAPORE, May 25 — As Muslims around the world celebrate Eid al-Fitr to mark the end of the fasting month, thousands of migrant workers in Singapore have had to spend the holiday in quarantine because of outbreaks of the novel coronavirus in their dormitories. To cheer them up, Singaporean...
Severe storm lashes vast expanse of west Australian coast
Tens of thousands of homes and businesses lost power, buildings were battered and trees were uprooted as a vast stretch of the west Australian coast was whipped by a severe storm on Monday for the second straight day. No casualties were reported from what Acting Assistant Commissioner of Western Australia…
Watch | New rules for flyers in India
A video explaining the rules laid down by the Ministry of Civil Aviation for domestic air travel
Derby tea rooms to reopen for takeaways after tough few months
The family-run business was hit by Storm Dennis and then the Covid-19 pandemic
Missing Tasman trampers: Search suspended due to bad weather
They have been missing in Kahurangi National Park for over two weeks.
Singaporean cooks up Eid feast for migrant workers in lockdown
As Muslims around the world celebrate Eid al-Fitr to mark the end of the fasting month, thousands of migrant workers in Singapore have had to spend the holiday in quarantine because of outbreaks of
Queensland vet pinned up against wall after showing owner the bill
Veterinarian Dr Margie Bale said the pressures of working a clinical practice wears you down.
Queensland vet pinned up against wall after showing owner the bill
Veterinarian Dr Margie Bale said the pressures of working a clinical practice wears you down.
Pubs won’t open until July earliest, warns brewery boss – dashing Brit hopes of enjoying a pint in the sun next month
BRITS hoping to enjoy a freshly-pulled pint next month have been dealt a fresh blow after one of the UK’s biggest independent breweries said there were no plans to reopen pubs until early Jul…
Saturday was Queensland's coldest ever May day
Queensland's combined average temperature for Saturday was 16.95 degrees, beating the previous record of 17.44 from 2012.
Lock your cars! Vehicle theft spikes in COVID-19 pandemic
With more people than ever staying home to lessen the spread of COVID-19, their sedans, pickup trucks and SUVs are parked unattended on the streets, making them easy targets for thieves.
EU ‘Green’ Agenda Calls For Eating Bugs To Save the Planet
Urges that environmental goals “will not happen without a shift in people’s diets.”
Saturday was Queensland's coldest ever May day
Queensland's combined average temperature for Saturday was 16.95 degrees, beating the previous record of 17.44 from 2012.
Rare snow leopards spotted near Kazakh city amid lockdown
ALMATY (Reuters) - Several snow leopards, including a mother and her cub, have been spotted near the Kazakh city of Almaty wandering through a usually popular hiking destination that is now mostly off limits due to the coronavirus lockdown.
Western Australia hit by 'once-in-a-decade storm'
About 47,000 of homes and businesses were left without power across the state of Western Australia on Sunday, as a severe storm brought wind speeds of more than 100km/h (60 miles per hour), according to officials.
5-year-old flies alone from Delhi to Bengaluru, meets mother after 3 months
As domestic flights resumed across the country after two months because of the coronavirus lockdown, a little boy in Bengaluru airport carrying a 'special category' ticket was among the most loving sights of the day.
Saturday was Queensland's coldest ever May day
Queensland's combined average temperature for Saturday was 16.95 degrees, beating the previous record of 17.44 from 2012.
Queensland vet pinned up against wall after showing owner the bill
Veterinarian Dr Margie Bale said the pressures of working a clinical practice wears you down.
'Archie's woods!' Prince Harry and Meghan Markle fans plant 530 trees to transform a former New York farm into a fledgling forest after raising money to celebrate the royals' conservation work
Prince Harry, 35, and Meghan Markle, 38, fans have revealed how they transformed a 'once abandoned farm in upstate New York' with hundreds of trees planted in the couple's name.