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Rosie was suffering from painful glaucoma when she arrived at her rescue center and had to undergo surgery.

In an interview with Newsweek, Amy Winehouse's best friend, Juliette Ashby, has paid tribute to the late star on the 10-year anniversary of her death.

In what has been dubbed by local media as a "pingdemic," the contact-tracing app alerted 618,903 people in England and Wales this week alone to self isolate.

"Today we learnt that vinyl doesn't like heatwaves," the man who sacrificed a Demi Lovato album jokingly concluded.

The Chinese Foreign Ministry said it opposed military signaling against China after Britain said it would permanently deploy two warships to Asia.

Great Britain's women's soccer team performed the protest against racism just before its game against Chile.

Ben Wallace, currently on a two-day visit to Japan, confirmed the deployments of HMS Spey and HMS Tamar to Asia on Tuesday.

Vallance wrongly stated around 60 percent of U.K. COVID-19 hospitalizations were among fully vaccinated people, rather than those who were not vaccinated.

"[E]ven fully vaccinated travelers may be at risk for getting and spreading COVID-19 variants," the CDC said in a statement on Monday.

"Today's advice does not recommend vaccinating under-18s without underlying health conditions at this point in time," said the U.K. Health Secretary.

"Population immunity is unlikely to be achieved without much higher levels of vaccination than can be reasonably expected by July 19, 2021," the letter said.

Scientists and medical experts express concerns as England lifts a majority of COVID restrictions despite daily infection rates of around 50,000.

Medical professionals told the schoolgirl's mother they had "never seen anything like this."

The Taliban is now believed to control about half of the 400 provinces in the country.

U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson is now isolating after one of his cabinet ministers tested positive for COVID-19 in a major u-turn.

The British parliamentary committee issued a report calling for the boycott to pressure China to "end its persecution" of the minority Muslim group.

An 82-year-old woman was told her hair was too short and too gray to donate after she gave herself a buzz cut in the name of cancer research.

The protesters are demanding that the fast food giant moves to an entirely plant-based menu by 2025.

Investigators in England have spent more than two years trying to find out where the dismembered body part found on a footpath came from.

Corinna Smith killed her husband after hearing a rumor that alleged he'd sexually assaulted their son and other children.

"If you are guilty of racist abuse online on football, then you will not be going to the match,'' Johnson said. "No ifs, no buts, no exemptions, no excuses."

Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis said this is "the best way to help Northern Ireland move further along the road to reconciliation."

A family of beavers has expanded after being introduced to wetland in southwest England—where the mammals were hunted to extinction centuries ago.

We can only fight racism if we stand together.

"Our African ancestors were forcibly removed from their home and suffered unparalleled atrocities in Africa to carry out forced labor to the benefit of the British Empire," Culture Minister Olivia Grange said.

Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho and Bukayo Saka missed their spot kicks as England lost the penalty shootout 3-2 against Italy.

If anybody had doubts about the ruthlessness of the Chinese Communist Party, the speech President Xi Jinping delivered last week should have removed them.

The prime minister said the U.K. will still support Afghanistan through diplomacy as its troops return from their deployment there.

"The evidence of severe human rights abuses and crimes against the Uyghur people is already overwhelming and indisputable," said the U.K. Foreign Affairs Committee chair.

The new law rests on the idea that lobsters—as well as other sea creatures, like crabs and octopi—are sentient beings capable of suffering.