Inspectors are taking soil and vegetation samples as portable detectors are unable to identify the nerve agent Via: Amesbury poisoning: Novichok's obscurity is making clean-up harder, scientists say
SHANGHAI, July 6 (Reuters) – Chinese stocks rose and the yuan fell on Friday morning ahead of the implementation of major tariffs that will move the trade… Via: Chinese stocks rise, yuan falls ahead of tariff trigger
The Tampa Bay Lightning re-signed forward Cedric Paquette to a one-year contract worth $1 million, team vice president and general manager Steve Yzerman… Via: Lightning re-sign RFA Paquette to one-year deal
There’s a venomous snake somewhere in this photo of a Sunshine Coast walking track, can you spot it? Via: Can you spot the venomous snake hiding in the grass?
‘You know all of the rhetoric you see. “Thousands points of light.” What the hell was that by the way?’ President Trump said to a crowd of supporters in Great Falls, Montana. Via: Trump under fire for criticizing ailing 94-year-old George HW Bush
The distraught mother, 36, was treated for shock after learning her son, 15 and daughter, 13, had been shot dead on Thursday. The children’s father was found dead in a nearby home on Friday morning. Via: Mother arrives home to find her children murdered in their bedrooms as their father Read more
Monsoon rains could arrive at any moment, potentially trapping the football team in the Tham Luang caves in northern ThailandFull report: rescuers draining Thai cave in hope football team can walk out before rains 2.56am BST Michael Safi reports that rain clouds above Mae Sai are “much lower and darker” Read more
Traffic grinds to a standstill on Wellington’s harbourside roads as locals try to catch a glimpse of the rare visitorA huge southern right whale frolicking in Wellington harbour has brought the capital’s waterfront to a standstill as locals skip work to catch a glimpse of the animal. Southern right whales Read more
Around £1.4 million has been recovered in back pay for 22,400 workers Via: Almost 240 companies 'named and shamed' by government for failing to pay minimum wage
Aum Shinrikyo’s sarin nerve attack on the Tokyo subway in 1995 killed 13 people and caused illness among thousands of others.The former leader of the doomsday cult that carried out a fatal gas attack on the Tokyo subway in March 1995 was executed on Friday, media reports said.Shoko Asahara, who Read more