ALl guards will now be required to wear masks

Measures have been instituted preventing certain companies from entering into contract with public administrations

Correspondents not far from the front line heard thumping echoes of shelling today morning

Four men are on trial in London over the deaths of the 39 Vietnamese men and women

The raids took place between September 28 and October 3, with 100 children "protected" as a result

The virus's survival rates decreased as conditions become hotter

Greece claims rights over the waters around Kastellorizo but Turkey rejects this

Country’s coronavirus death toll of more than 42,000 is the worst in Europe

French prosecutors say male suspect being investigated for property damage

Two vice presidents of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran are under quarantine

Carlo Acutis, who died of leukaemia in 2006 aged 15, was placed on the path to sainthood after the Vatican ruled he had miraculously saved another boy's life

Overnight shelling by Armenian forces on Azerbaijan's second largest city, Ganja, had left seven people dead and 33 wounded

Analysts differ on the praciticality of the missile, but agree it sends a message to the US