A Turkish TV station aired a CCTV video showing men carrying bags reportedly containing the body parts of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi. The video shows three men ca

A Turkish TV station aired a CCTV video showing men carrying bags reportedly containing the body parts of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi. The video shows three men carrying five suitcases and two black bags into the residence of Saudi consul general in Istanbul. A report by AFP adds, the residence is located very close to the Saudi consulate, where Khashoggi was reportedly murdered in October last year.

PTI, London:&nbsp;UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is considering a month-long nationwide lockdown amid the rising number of COVID-19 cases in the country with an announ

PTI, London:&nbsp;UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is considering a month-long nationwide lockdown amid the rising number of COVID-19 cases in the country with an announcement expected as early as Monday, according to reports quoting government sources.
Johnson met his most senior Cabinet colleagues on Friday to discuss the possible toughening of restrictions in light of worsening coronavirus infection rate and hospital cases.
Everything except essential shops and education settings could be closed under the new measures, &lsquo;The Times&lsquo; newspaper reports, with the hope that measures can be lifted in the lead up to Christmas in December.
But no final decisions are believed to have been made and tougher regional measures under the current three-tier localised lockdown measures are also being considered.
UK Chancellor Rishi Sunak, Health Secretary Matt Hancock, Chancellor of the duchy of Lancaster Michael Gove were all understood to be present at the discussion.
10 Downing Street is yet to issue a response to the reports that Johnson could hold a news conference on Monday to announce the new measures or that further restrictions are imminent.
Documents seen by the BBC suggest the UK is on course for a much higher death toll than during the first wave unless further restrictions are introduced. Deaths could reach more than 4,000 a day, one of the models suggests.
This figure is based on no policies being brought in to slow the spread of the disease, but most of the models peak at about 2,000 a day.
At the height of the pandemic earlier in the year, deaths in the UK reached more than 1,000 a day.
Documents from the government's Scientific Pandemic Influenza Group on Modelling (SPI-M-O) revealed this week that England has breached its "reasonable worst-case" scenario for COVID-19 infections and hospital admissions for the winter months.
The scientists warned that the number of daily coronavirus deaths in England is in line with that scenario, but "is almost certain to exceed this within the next two weeks".
Infection rates are currently soaring across much of Europe, prompting new forms of lockdown across Germany, France and Belgium.
The Opposition Labour Party accused the UK government of &ldquo;dithering&rdquo; over the issue of what has previously been described as a short &ldquo;circuit-breaker&rdquo; complete lockdown.
&ldquo;We could have saved more of the economy and reduced the impact of [lockdown] with a shorter, earlier circuit-breaker that coincided with half term,&rdquo; said Labour&rsquo;s shadow business minister Lucy Powell.
Scientific advisers at the top of government believe it is now too late for a two-week national circuit-breaker to have enough of an effect and a longer national lockdown is needed to drive the reproduction number, or R value, of the virus below one.
The UK&rsquo;s Office for National Statistics (ONS) infection survey found cases "continued to rise steeply" in the week ending October 23, with an estimated 568,100 people in households becoming infected.
It comes as 24,405 new positive cases were confirmed on Friday and a further 274 virus-related deaths reported.

A Saudi man in a speeding car crashed into the outer gates of Mecca's Grand Mosque on Friday night, news agency The Associated Press said quoting the country's state-ru

A Saudi man in a speeding car crashed into the outer gates of Mecca's Grand Mosque on Friday night, news agency The Associated Press said quoting the country's state-run news agency.
Authorities arrested the man inside, who appeared in an "abnormal" condition, the state-run agency said.
Around 10:30 pm on Friday, the man's car was seen ramming through a barrier. He drove the car until it hit the gate on the Grand Mosque's southern side.
The Grand Mosque houses the Kaaba that Muslims pray toward five times a day. Authorities had shut down the mosque amid the coronavirus pandemic, but recently reopened it to small crowds of faithful.&nbsp;

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau defended free speech on Friday, but added that it was 'not without limits' and should not 'arbitrarily and needlessly hurt' certa

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau defended free speech on Friday, but added that it was 'not without limits' and should not 'arbitrarily and needlessly hurt' certain communities.
Trudeau said, his country will always defend freedom of expression, in response to a question about the right to show a caricature of the Prophet Mohammed, as France's Charlie Hebdo magazine did.
But he added, that freedom of expression is not without limits, saying we owe it to ourselves to act with respect for others and to seek not to arbitrarily or unnecessarily injure those with whom we are sharing a society and a planet.
Canada's parliament observed a moment of silence on Thursday for the three people stabbed to death earlier in a church in Nice, in southern France, by a Tunisian man who was apprehended.

Paris residents fleeing for the countryside jammed the roads ahead of France&rsquo;s lockdown to slow the spread of resurgent coronavirus infections. Dystopian images o

Paris residents fleeing for the countryside jammed the roads ahead of France&rsquo;s lockdown to slow the spread of resurgent coronavirus infections. Dystopian images of logjams that stretched for 700 kilometers at one point Thursday evening were a grim sign of a return to the dark days of the spring, when virus cases first swelled in Europe. With infections hitting record levels in some countries, many are now resorting to severe restrictions again. France authorities ordered another four-week lockdown beginning Friday.

Johnson &amp; Johnson plans to start testing its experimental Covid-19 vaccine on younger people aged between 12 and 18 as soon as possible, news agency Reuters has rep

Johnson &amp; Johnson plans to start testing its experimental Covid-19 vaccine on younger people aged between 12 and 18 as soon as possible, news agency Reuters has reported. Depending on safety and other factors, the company plans to test on even younger children afterwards. J&amp;J started testing the vaccine on adults in a 60,000-volunteer Phase III study in late September. Rival drugmaker Pfizer has already begun testing its Covid-19 vaccine on children as young as 12.

A federal US judge has postponed President Donald Trump's threatened shutdown of the popular short-form video app TikTok. The judge ruled in favour of a Pennsylvania co

A federal US judge has postponed President Donald Trump's threatened shutdown of the popular short-form video app TikTok. The judge ruled in favour of a Pennsylvania comedian and two other TikTok creators who appealed that Trump's order hampers their free speech. The judge on Friday blocked an upcoming Commerce Department action that would have effectively banned TikTok in the US by cutting it off from vital technical services. The Trump administration has said TikTok is a security threat, citing its Chinese owner, ByteDance, and the possibility that the Chinese government could spy on users. Trump's executive order was set to take effect November 12, but is now on hold as the lawsuit proceeds.

The United States crossed nine million reported coronavirus cases on Friday with record-breaking infections for the second straight day, according to a tally from Johns

The United States crossed nine million reported coronavirus cases on Friday with record-breaking infections for the second straight day, according to a tally from Johns Hopkins University. The US, which has seen a resurgence of its outbreak since mid-October, set a record for new daily infections of more than 94,000 in 24 hours, breaking the record of 91,000 it had set just one day earlier. With the virus spreading most rampantly in the Midwest and the South, hospitals are also filling up again, stretching the health care system just as the nation heads in to flu season, AFP reported.

The coronavirus pandemic continues to spread worldwide&nbsp;with Japan's coronavirus cases crossing 100,000 mark on Friday, nine months after the first case found in mi

Japan's coronavirus case count crossed the&nbsp;1 lakh mark on Friday, nine months after the first case found in mid-January.&nbsp;With 808 new cases on Thursday, Japan's coronavirus tally stands at 1,00,334, including 712 people who were on a cruise ship, Diamond Princess, that was docked off a Japanese port earlier this year. About one-third of the cases come from Tokyo, where 221 cases were confirmed Thursday, bringing the total of the capital to 30,677, with 453 deaths. Nationwide, Japan has recorded more than 1,700 fatalities.

Taiwan's military hosted its first same-sex weddings on Friday&nbsp;in another landmark for Asia's LGBT community. Two female soldiers married their civilian same-sex p

Taiwan's military hosted its first same-sex weddings on Friday&nbsp;in another landmark for Asia's LGBT community. Two female soldiers married their civilian same-sex partners as nearly 200 couples took part in a mass outdoor wedding ceremony.
Taiwan is the only country in Asia to legalize same-sex marriage. Ever since the legalization last year, some 4,000 couples, with 69% of lesbian couples, have married.
Taiwan's army said including same-sex couples in this year's ceremony reflected its 'enlightened and progressive' attitude.

A strong earthquake in the Aegean Sea has shaken Turkey and Greece. Turkey&rsquo;s interior ministry reports suggest that at least six buildings in western Izmir provin

24 people were killed and hundreds&nbsp;injured Friday in Turkey when a powerful earthquake struck the country's western coast and parts of Greece, the Turkish officials said.
The powerful quake caused a sea surge that flooded streets in the Turkish resort city of Izmir. Greek public television said the quake also caused a mini-tsunami on the eastern Aegean Sea island of Samos, damaging buildings.
Images from Izmir showed collapsed buildings and dazed people trying to make their way through rubble&nbsp;piled high on the streets

Democratic Presidential nominee Joe Biden campaigned in Florida on account of denying rival Donald Trump to win in a state that is pivotal to his re-election hopes for 

Donald Trump and Joe Biden&nbsp;crossed paths on Thursday as both decided to make another campaign stop in Florida, former's&nbsp;adopted home state.&nbsp;Democratic Presidential nominee Joe Biden campaigned in the Florida's&nbsp;Broward&nbsp;County and Tampa on account of denying rival Donald Trump a victory in the crucial swing state. The US President had won Florida in 2016 with just over 1 lakh&nbsp;votes. Dond&nbsp;Trump too held an election rally in Tampa on Thursday, days after visiting it to cast an early ballot. Florida is known as US' bellweather&nbsp;state for almost always predicting the national mood correctly.&nbsp;

Former Turkish prime minister Mesut Yilmaz died on Friday. He was 72Yilmaz was diagnosed with lung cancer. In May, he underwent an operation to remove a tumor in his br

Former Turkish prime minister Mesut Yilmaz died on Friday in an Istanbul hospital.&nbsp;In May, the 72-year-old has&nbsp;undergone&nbsp;an operation to remove a tumor in his brain stem and in 2019 he had received treatment for lung cancer.&nbsp;
Yilmaz, was a veteran politician who served as prime minister three times during a vociferous political era in Turkey. Two of those premierships lasted only months because of the fall of his coalition governments. He has also held the posts of foreign minister and culture minister of Turkey.

Hospitals and nursing homes in New York City are gearing themselves up for a potential resurgence of new cooronavirus cases, drawing a contrast from lessons learned ear

Hospitals and nursing homes in New York City are gearing themselves up for a potential resurgence of new cooronavirus cases, drawing lessons learned earlier this year when the outbreak brought America's largest city to its knees.&nbsp;&nbsp;The new step-up derives from the dark days of March and April, when testing and medicines became scarce, emergency rooms overflowed with cases and funeral homes stacked corpses in refrigerated trailers. Furthermore, without a vaccine, doctors are talking about effective coronavirus treatments, which primarily includes, three-month supplies of personal protective equipment, medicines and contingency staffing plans. The hospitals are also stocking up on supplies of Remdesivir and convalescent plasma to treat covid patients. New York has recorded nearly 37,000 new cases in October, and is expected to have more than the double&nbsp;increase in the coming winters.
&nbsp;

Twitter has removed former Malaysian PM Mahathir Mohamad's tweet, for violating its rules banning the glorification of violence. The platform's action came after widesp

Twitter has removed former Malaysian PM Mahathir Mohamad's tweet, for violating its rules banning the glorification of violence. The platform's action came after widespread outrage over Mahathir's twitter thread justifying violence shortly after a violent knife attack in French city Nice. French minister Cedric O had condemned the post and urged Twitter to suspend the account of the former Malaysian prime minister. "If not, Twitter would be an accomplice to a formal call for murder," he had added.

While many countries are notching record Covid numbers and are struggling with a second Covid wave, Taiwan has achieved a different kind of record. The country has not 

While many countries are notching record Covid numbers and are struggling with a second Covid wave, Taiwan has achieved a different kind of record. The country has not seen a single locally transmitted coronavirus case for more than 200 days. Taiwan's last local case came on April 12 and there has been no second wave. On Friday, it reached 201 days without a local case. It has had just 553 confirmed cases, with only seven deaths. Experts say closing borders early and tightly regulating travel along with rigorous contact tracing have ensured Taiwan's win over the virus.

The World Health Organization has said that Europe has again reached a new weekly record for confirmed cases, with more than 1.5 million confirmed last week and more th

The World Health Organization has said that Europe has again reached a new weekly record for confirmed cases, with more than 1.5 million confirmed last week and more than 10 million since the start of the pandemic. During a meeting with European health ministers, WHO European regional director Dr. Hans Kluge said, &ldquo;hospitalisations have risen to levels unseen since the spring&rdquo; and that deaths have risen by more than 30% in the last week. Expressing concern over the Covid situation in the 54-country region, the WHO official said: &ldquo;Europe is at the epicenter of this pandemic once again&rdquo;.

The US economy grew by 33.1 per cent in the third-quarter of this year, indicating a revival of the economy from affects of the coronavirus pandemic. President Donald T

The US economy grew by 33.1 per cent in the third-quarter of this year, indicating a revival of the economy from affects of the coronavirus pandemic. President Donald Trump, who is seeking re-election for a second four-year term, has welcomed the latest GDP estimates released by the US Department of Commerce on Thursday. Soon after the numbers were out, Trump tweeted that these were the "biggest and Best in the history of our Country", and warned that his rival Joe Biden's proposed tax increase "would kill it all".

France President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday said that the "country is under attack" following the incident of stabbing in the city of Nice that left at least three peo

France President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday said that the "country is under attack" following the incident of stabbing in the city of Nice that left at least three people dead and several injured. While ordering a heightening of security at the religious places in the wake of the Nice church attack, Macron called for unity in the country. "I call for the unity of all." He said in a tweet earlier, adding: "Whatever your religion, believer or not, we must unite at these times. Do not give in to the spirit of division."

India has conveyed its serious concern to Saudi Arabia over "gross misrepresentation" of its external territorial boundaries in a banknote issued by the Gulf nation las

India has conveyed its serious concern to Saudi Arabia over "gross misrepresentation" of its external territorial boundaries in a banknote issued by the Gulf nation last week.
The global map printed on the new 20 Riyal banknote, released to mark Saudi Arabia's presidency of the G20 grouping, does not feature Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh as part of India.
MEA Spokesperson Anurag Srivastava said India has asked Saudi Arabia to take "urgent corrective steps" in the matter, and asserted that the entire Union Territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh are integral parts of the country.

A knife-wielding attacker killed two people and wounded several others at a church in the French city of Nice on Thursday. The incident that the city&rsquo;s mayor desc

A knife-wielding attacker killed three people and wounded several others at a church in the French city of Nice on Thursday. The incident that the city&rsquo;s mayor described as &lsquo;terrorism&rsquo;, French police said two people were confirmed to have died after the attack. Mayor Christian Estrosi said on Twitter the knife attack had happened in or near the city&rsquo;s Notre Dame church and that police had detained the attacker. The knife attack comes while France is still reeling from the beheading of French middle school teacher Samuel Paty by a man of Chechen origin. The attacker had said he wanted to punish Paty for showing pupils cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad in a civics lesson. Since Paty&rsquo;s killing, French officials &ndash; backed by many ordinary citizens &ndash; have re-asserted the right to display the cartoons, and the images have been widely displayed at marches in solidarity with the killed teacher.

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