John Lee refuses to say when city may discard restrictive virus controls

Witnesses claim Israeli police fired tear gas, rubber bullets at ‘rioters’

Such incidents are common in country, where locals eschew safety equipment in scrounging for ore

Seoul police say both were paid in cryptocurrency as Pyongyang exploits its cyber attack capabilities

Announcement follows dropping of almost all other social distancing measures

At least three people wounded in first strikes in almost two weeks

Former tennis star is convicted on failing to declare property, concealing debt

Economic interests major driver behind mending of bridges, notes analyst

Sunni group continues to target Shia in string of bombings

This comes amid widespread condemnation from human rights groups

Key witnesses to testify publicly for the first time

This of course includes Crimea, says Defence Secretary Ben Wallace

Guangzhou to screen 5.6 mil people