Estonian interior minister calls Finland's new leader 'sales girl'
Estonia's President has apologized after the country's interior minister mocked Finland's newly elected leader and described her as a "sales girl."
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London has spent billions but faces realities of climate change
The stark reality of climate change is that even the cities that seem best defended against rising sea levels face the potential of catastrophic flooding.
Cold and flu won't attack you simultaneously, study says
Coughing, sneezing and suffering from an achy breaky body? While having the flu is the worst, here's a bit of good news you can take to bed with you: You won't suffer from a cold simultaneously.
Champions League draw: Manchester City faces Real Madrid in 'morbid clash'
The Champions League round of 16 draw has thrown up some mouth-watering ties -- or, if you're the Spanish media, one particularly "morbid clash."
F1 heiress Tamara Ecclestone 'angry and shaken' after jewelry theft
Thieves took off with jewelry reportedly worth tens of millions of dollars after raiding the London home of Formula 1 heiress Tamara Ecclestone on Friday.
Stocks whipsawed following news of a US-China trade deal
Stocks ended Friday mostly flat after Chinese officials said that a phase one deal had been reached with the United States that would avert an escalation of the trade war and higher tariffs set to kick in on Sunday. President Trump confirmed the news in a series of tweets.
Boris Johnson's Conservative Party wins majority in UK election
Boris Johnson has done it. The UK Prime Minister has stunned political pundits by leading his Conservative Party to score one of the country's most dramatic electoral victories in decades.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp signs new deal until 2024
Christmas came early for Liverpool fans on Friday as manager Jurgen Klopp signed a new deal which will see the German extend his stay at the club for 4 1/2 years until 2024.
Record number of female MPs have won seats in UK general election
More women MPs have been elected to the House of Commons than ever before, according to the Press Association news agency, breaking the previous record of 208 set in 2017.
