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Britain's Prince Philip was first admitted to hospital on February 16 after he complained of feeling unwell

Queen Elizabeth II's Husband Prince Philip Leaves Hospital

Queen Elizabeth II's husband Prince Philip leaves hospital

UK Hot Tub Insurance Claims Bubble Over During Covid

Other incidents included an engagement ring ripping a tub lining, while accidental damage claims for items dropped into hot tubs such as mobile phones have also increased.

UK hot tub insurance claims bubble over during Covid

US Industrial Production Falls 2.2% In February Amid Winter Storms

Bad weather in Texas knocked out power across the state in February and caused an unexpected plunge in industrial production

U.S. industrial production fell 2.2 percent in February a worse-than-expected figure caused by winter storms that knocked factories offline in parts of the country.

Winter weather that disrupted businesses in the midwest, particularly in Texas, fueled the drop in February US retail sales

US Retail Sales Plunge 3% In February: Govt

US retail sales plunge 3% in February: govt

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AstraZeneca blamed production problems and export restrictions for the latest shortfall

Man Dies Hours After Receiving AstraZeneca COVID-19 Vaccine

AstraZeneca said they received 37 reports of blood clots among people who were given their COVID-19 vaccine.

Beijing was among the most polluted cities

Lethal Pollution High In 2020 Despite Lockdowns

Lethal pollution high in 2020 despite lockdowns

President John Magufuli had for months insisted the coronavirus no longer existed in Tanzania, but later conceded it was still circulating

The Mystery Of Tanzania's Missing President

The mystery of Tanzania's missing president

Chinese embassies in several countries have issued notices saying the country will open visa application to select people who have taken a China-made jab

China To Issue Visas To Foreigners Who Have Taken Chinese Jab

China to issue visas to foreigners who have taken Chinese jab

Democratic and self-ruled Taiwan split from China at the end of a civil war in 1949 and exists under the constant threat of invasion by the mainland

China's Military Modernisation Poses Taiwan Threat: US Officials

China's military modernisation poses Taiwan threat: US officials

Lethal Pollution High In 2020 Despite Lockdowns: Report

Lethal pollution high in 2020 despite lockdowns: report

Michelle Obama Shares What Typical Dinners At Home Are Like, What They Eat

Michelle Obama opened up about their family dinners at home and what they usually like to eat.

US Could Save Tens Of Thousands Of Lives And Tens Of Billions Of Dollars With 3 Weeks Of Strict COVID-19 Measures

The states easing COVID-19 restrictions seem to be valuing the gains from doing so over the lives of the citizens who may die as a result.

Authorities in Italy are hoping that strict restrictions and the ongoing vaccination programme will allow a late-spring relaxation of curbs

WHO Experts To Meet On AstraZeneca Shot As Virus Cases Surge

WHO experts to meet on AstraZeneca shot as virus cases surge

UNESCO has classified the island a biosphere reserve

Jabs In Isolation: How A Remote Portuguese Island Dodged Covid

Jabs in isolation: How a remote Portuguese island dodged Covid

Infographic: US Cases Drop As Europe Faces Third Wave

The seven-day average of new infections in the United States has fallen to the lowest level since mid-October in recent weeks, after peaking at levels five times as high as recently as mid-January.

MMA News: Amid Ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic, UFC Plans To Have Full Crowd For Upcoming PPV Event

The UFC will be welcoming fans back in attendance for UFC 261 in Jacksonville, Florida.

An AstraZeneca vaccine dose being prepared: Venezuela said it will not authorize rollout of the vaccine 'due to complications'

Venezuela Will Not Authorize AstraZeneca Covid Vaccine

Venezuela will not authorize AstraZeneca Covid vaccine

US President Joe Biden signed a $1.9 trillion stimulus bill that the majority of Americans say they would rather use to pay off debts or invest than spend

US Stimulus Checks Could End Up In Stock Markets, Bitcoin

US stimulus checks could end up in stock markets, bitcoin

Far-right Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has appointed his fourth health minister of the pandemic, which has flared up in a deadly second wavein 2021 as a mutant strain of coronavirus sweeps the country

Bolsonaro Changes Health Minister Again, As Brazil's Covid Cases Surge

Bolsonaro changes health minister again, as Brazil's Covid cases surge

Britain's Andy Murray has been handed a wildcard into the main draw of next week's Miami Open

Murray Handed Miami Open Wildcard

Murray handed Miami Open wildcard

Toys "R" Us has yet another new majority owner, WHP Global, which aims to reopen brick and mortar stores

Toys 'R' Us Sold Again To Firm Promising Expansion

Toys 'R' Us sold again to firm promising expansion

Migrants approach the US border on Gateway International Bridge in Brownsville, Texas on March 2, 2021

Biden's Immigration Policy Takes Heat As Migrant Levels Soar

Biden's immigration policy takes heat as migrant levels soar

US Airline Stocks Skyrocket As Traveling Becomes More Available

With COVID-19 guidelines loosening up in many states and the weather warming up, more Americans are purchasing airline tickets to travel to their favorite domestic location.