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Uefa bans fans at next England home match over Wembley chaos
Three Lions will play Nations League game next June without fans present after Uefa hand out punishment for disorder at Wembley Stadium
Colin Powell dies from Covid-19 at 84
The former US military chief served under both Bush presidents.
Half-shredded Banksy artwork sells for $25m
The artwork famously shredded moments after a buyer bought the original 'Girl with Balloon' for $1.4m in 2018.
Drones drop water and food to dogs trapped by lava on La Palma
Two drone companies have been working with the local government to locate and feed animals trapped by the lava flow from the volcanic eruption.
‘Urban Farmer’ at Expo 2020 teaches visitors how to grow own food in UAE
Agricultural engineer Mariam Al Juneibi hopes to promote sustainable farming by teaching people to grow their own vegetables at home.
US John Deere workers go on first major strike in 35 years
About 10,000 workers are striking after company representatives and the United Auto Workers union failed to agree on a new labour contract.
Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed discusses two-state solution and says he looks forward to Israel visit
In response to a question from 'The National', Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Co-operation, said that the UAE-Israeli relationship allows the two countries 'to be more candid with each other but also to encourage the others' in the region.
US and Israel open to 'other options' if diplomacy with Iran fails
Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the US is 'prepared to turn to other options if Iran doesn’t change course'.
‘Star Trek’ actor William Shatner becomes the oldest person to fly to space
The 90-year-old actor best-known for his role as Captain Kirk on 'Star Trek' will become the oldest person to have travelled to space.
Taliban meet US-EU delegation in person for the first time
The Taliban badly need assistance as Afghanistan's economy is in a parlous state, with most aid cut off even as winter nears and food prices and unemployment continue to rise.
Queen Elizabeth II uses walking stick for first time since 2003
The monarch was seen using a walking stick while attending a service at Westminster Abbey.
EU on Iraq elections: Absence of voters is ‘clear message to the political elite’
Viola von Cramon, the Chief Observer for the EU’s Election Observation Mission to Iraq, also said the poll was well-managed.
Rescuers carry people through floodwaters in the Philippines
The Philippine coastguard rescued people after Typhoon Kompasu hit the country.
Columbus statue in London covered in red paint
A bronze statue of the 15th century Italian explorer in Belgrave Square was doused in red paint.
Inside the Canada and US pavilions at Expo 2020
The Canada and US pavilions at the world fair draw visitors in with an immersive virtual exhibits.
